Prohibition Party Sees Gains in Final Statements
Prohibition chairman Virgil Hinshaw declared the party aims to influence the election by pressing for strict enforcement of the Volstead act and for a drug administration. Randall of California is seen as likely to be reelected, Ella Booles is challenging Wadsworth for the Senate, and other dry candidates draw support from women and various clubs despite wet opposition. The Farmers Labor and Socialist parties also project gains, with expectations of balance of power shifts in Congress and state races in Washington and South Dakota.
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Associated Preewd
Chicago
Charles R. Randall
California
Prohibition
Ella Booles
New York
Wadsworth
United States
Virgil G. Hinshaw
Prohibition Party
National Committee
Harding
Cox
Watkins
Colvin
Mason
Elly Dooles
United States Senate
Margaret Wintringer
I Drys
Woman's Clubs
William E. Mason
Il-lingis
Wintringer
Dry
Edwards
United Statesate
Flasa Diefenderfer
Pennsylvania
Esther Lovejoy
Portland
Ore
Mcarthur
R. H. Clark
Latrosse
Wis
Ranning
Randall
Farmer- Labor Party
J. G. Brown
Washington
South Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Farmer-Labor
Brown
Farmer-Labor Party
Tole
House of Representatives
C. J. France
Tony Ayres
Anne Martin
Nevada
United States ‘Senate
Constable
Robert Bridges
Triple Alliance
Socialist Party
Otto Branstetter
Victor Berger
Congress
Debs
Stedman
Branstetter
Democratic
Debs and
Stedhan
City in brief selling optical service and more
A dense list of local updates covers political notices, personal illnesses, travel, and appointments. Notable items include J W Thompson resuming deputy clerk duties, Mrs. George Boling visiting, infant Elmer Heiser improving, Marion Dinzy traveling to Pueblo for his sister’s typhoid illness, and J B Greeley’s recovery at home. Also noted are hunting licenses issued, election returns due, a new boiler at city hall, and plans for 1921 vehicle license transfers pending card arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
M. J. Butterfield
Dubuque
J. W. Thompson
Orst
George Boling
Palestine
Mil
F. Koch
Bruce
Elmer Heiser
Jefferson Street
Marion R. Dinzy
Pueblo
Colo
Frank Beamer
Guy Fuller
Baby
Rockford
J. E. Johnson
Waterloo Gas Engine, Company
Waterloo
Boston
Mess
J. B. Greeley
Presbyterian Hospital
Western Avenue
Sunday Service Music at First Congregational Church
Madame Mabelle Wagner Shank delivered an outstanding concert at First Congregational Church with a solo Hear O Israel by Dudley Buck, a mixed quartet Rock of Ages and Lovest Thou Me by Grace Corliss Lambert. Contralto solos for Hark Hark My Soul and Now the Day Is Over were sung by Mrs. Fred Clark. A Trio including Maude Knoop violin Viola Miller harp and Mrs. John Knox piano performed Rubenstein Melody in G minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabelle Wagner Shank
First Congregational Church
Israel
Dudley Buck
Rock of Ages
Buck
Grace Corliss Lambert
Shelley
Fred Clark
Maude Knoop
Viola Miller
John Knox
Rubenstein
Rotary luncheon hears visions of business future
At Hotel Russell Lamson noon meeting Rotary members heard W J Peddicord C A Morris and Roy Sinnard present future business visions L J Gillis discussed YMCA education program and Rev F W Court described Red Cross drive Benton claim settled with Britain paying Mrs Benton 10000 cash and 2 50 daily pension
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Eru
Russell-Lamson
W. J. Peddicord
C. A. Morris
Roy Sinnard
L.J. Gillis
Des Moines
F. W. Court
Red Cross
Jon
Benton
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Great Britain
Mex
Ico
William
Ben
Jurarez
Mexico
Ben Iton
Lease for Club's New Quarters Signed in Waterloo
Formal signing of a lease between Frank L. Suffern owner of the Syndicate building and representatives of the Greater Waterloo association occurred October 25. The association will occupy the second and third floors with alterations to be completed this week. The rent for the first two years is 450 dollars a month, rising to 500 dollars for the next three years and 600 dollars if renewed for five more years. A second lease will follow the renewal on similar terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Sufffern
Suffern
Syndicate
Greater Waterloo Association
East Club
Stanley Moore
Austin Burt
MacDonough
Charles V. Simmons
Perwin
Mr. Suffern
Jr. Suffern
Shops Cut Working Force At Illinois Central Yard
An order to reduce the Illinois Central shops working force in the city laid off a large number of men for an indefinite period. Estimates place the unemployed between 15 and 200 across all departments. Foremen differed on how long the layoff would last, with some hoping for a short reduction and others fearing a longer period. Norman W. Bell said only a small percentage were laid off due to poor business conditions and insufficient work. Reinstatement will occur as circumstances permit, but no definite timeframe was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Norman W. Bell
Belle
Reports of uprisings near Odessa with Jewish casualties
Constantinople reports peg uprisings in the Odessa district with killings of Jews. Panic spreads as details are scarce and conflicting, with refugees fleeing and authorities confirming violent incidents amid unrest in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Constantinople
Odessa
Farmers and Bankers to Meet Here Nov 16
Farmers and bankers of northeastern Iowa will meet in the grill room of Hotel Russell Lamson on November 16 to discuss extending credit to farmers. The Waterloo clearing house association leads the event with WC. Logan as president and Fred Wray as secretary. A committee on entertainment includes Will Lane as chairman RK. G. Hutchison and J. J. Miller. Other Iowa meetings follow in Fort Dodge November 17 Red Oak November 18 and Ottumwa November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa
Russell Lamson
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Hias
WC. Logan
Clearing House
Fred Wray
Will Lane
RK. G. Hutchison
J. J. Miller
Waterloo
W. A. Heath
Federal Reserve, Bank, Chicago
J. B. McDougal
Federal Reserve ,Bank of Chicago
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Red Oak
Ottumwa
Red Cross Readies Annual Drive in Waterloo
Red Cross volunteers set up at polling places to enroll voters and collect $1 memberships with receipts and badges. Committees organize staff at every voting site while clubs are notified. October saw 304 Waterloo families served and 700 interviews conducted by the Home Service section amid ongoing relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Waterloo
F. W. Court
Rotary Club
Jackson McCoy
Kiwanis Club
George Nauman
P. BE. O
Red Grass Organization
Central Division
Contests Ripple in Solid South States
Atlanta November 1 Contests in several congressional districts where the outcome is in doubt continued to stimulate interest among voters ahead of tomorrow's election. Democratic leaders voiced confidence there would be no break in the solid south while Republicans said they expected an unprecedented showing and predicted Republican nominees would win in several districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
Solid South
New Jersey Sees GOP Lead Debates Headlines
A predicted Republican plurality in New Jersey ranges from 100800 to 250000, stated by GOP chair F C Stokes, while Democratic chairman Charles F McDonald hedges on exact numbers. The focus also rests on 12 congressional districts where Volstead amendment modification is a debated issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Trenton
New Jersey
FC. Stokes
Charles F. McDonald
Altho
Rally in Capital for League of Nations Demonstration
Washington District of Columbia on November 1 reports a Democratic campaign committee plan to stage a league of nations demonstration in front of the White House. Sympathizers from states will march along Pennsylvania Avenue to the executive mansion where patriotic songs and brief addresses are expected. A separate item notes Baltimore on November 1 with voters, including women, shaping up for tomorrow’s election and a Senate race featuring W Ashbie Hawkins, a Baltimore lawyer running as an independent.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Democratic Campaign Committee of
District of Columbia
League of Nations
White Horse
League
Pennsylvania Avenue
Executive Mansion
Senate
Baltimore
W. Ashbie Hawkins
Adams Shows Harding Votes in Electoral Counts
Chicago, Nov. 1 Special J Jon n T Adams, vice chairman of the Republican committee in charge of western headquarters, today made his final estimate of the results of the presidential election. He classified states as sure for Cox, sure for Harding, almost sure for Harding, and doubtful, naming specific electoral votes in each group. He predicted Harding would reach 380 to 390 votes out of 531, with Colorado, Missouri, Montana, New Mexico and Utah likely for Harding and four of six doubtful states possibly carried.
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Chicago
J—Jonn T. Adams
Republican Committee
Western
Hea
Cox
Harding
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
California
Rhode Island
Palaware
Michigan
Hingis
Wisconsin
Indiana
Washington
Oregon
New Hampshire
Maine
South Dakota
Minnesota
West Virginia
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Vermont
Nebraska
Wyoming
Kansas
Lake the Cay
Colorado
Missouri
Montana
New Mexico
Utah
Coolidge
Arizona
Kentucky
Maryland
Nevada
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Election Day Rain Forecast Shifts Eastward
The weather forecast from the weather bureau predicts rain on election day across the Atlantic states, upper Ohio valley, and Great Lakes region with possible snow in northern Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. Clearing and much cooler conditions are expected in the gulf states, Tennessee, lower Ohio, and central Mississippi valleys, while plains, Rocky Mountain, and far western states should see fair, cool weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Nevis
Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Weather Bureau
Gulf States
Tennessee
Ohio
Mississippi
Plains States
Rocky Mountain States
Palestine asks 600 for Jewish Legion
Sir Herbert Samuel authorized the Palestine administration to recruit six hundred Palestinian Jews for service in the Jewish legion as part of the broader regional efforts. He also announced official recognition of the Palestine Jewish Assembly as long as it remains representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Navy
Herbert Samuel
Palestine
Jerusalem
Herbert
Palestine - Jewish Assembly
Draw of Jury in Goodfellow Will Contest Case Begins
Jury empaneling in the John Goodfellow will contest faced slow progress as questions were asked by both sides. Contestants’ attorney J C Murtagh questioned jurors for the heirs while A B Lovejoy represented the proponents. Seven children seek equal division of estate income claiming their father was of unsound mind. The case drew much public interest and is expected to run about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goodfellow
J.C. Murtagh
A. B. Lovejoy
Tag Taliont
Government confident in Spanish elections
Premier Dato stated the government expects a majority similar to 1914 as public opinion shifts toward the cabinet. He said revolutionary credit is opposed by opposition parties and the government would pursue peace work culture and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Dato
Pudlcle
Six Irish Policemen Killed in Sunday Attacks
Dublin reports at least 14 attacks on police and military across the west and south Sunday evening. Six police officers were killed and 15 police wounded, with one military member and one naval man injured and one civilian killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prozay
Dublin
South of Ireland
Export figures show balance of trade in September
Washington figures show September exports to Europe at 313,422,825 dollars and to South America at 54,447,462 dollars. Imports from Europe and Asia fell sharply, yielding a US trade balance of about 222 million dollars. South America ran an 8 million dollar trade gain. Asia exports fell to 37,874,882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Prova
Washington, D. C
Europe
South America
Asia
Department of Commerce
United States
Spermatic Shield to be Demonstrated by Seeley in Waterloo
H Seeley of Chicago and Pailaselpnts will visit the Russell Lamson Hotel in Waterloo Wednesday November 2 to demonstrate the Spermatic Shield. Seeley claims it can retain ruptures and close openings in about 16 days with instant, non surgical results. He cites awards in England and Spain and government documents. charity cases are free, and no other stops are planned in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Seeley
Chicago
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Waterloo
Mgr. Seeley
England
Spain
Seeley
United States
Washington, D. C
P. S
Federar Anf
F. H. Seeley
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University of Iowa
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Antioch Baptist Church
C. Bell
National Check Writer Company
Ned Brown
Sheridan Road
Prospect Hills
Charles S. Bickley
George. D. Stearns
War Department
Summerall
Waterloo Home Service Section
Hed Cross
Mr. Stearns
Eighteenth Infantry
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Taig Fortont
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Duroc Jersey Sale
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Pathfinder Protection
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Walker
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Sensation Wonder
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Big Bone Giant
AL Murray
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Commercial National Bank
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Wizard System of Foot Correction
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East Fourth
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