Cabinet gossip names circle potential Harding appointees
The column lists Henry Cabot Lodge Elhu Root Philander Knox and Charles Evans Hughes for secretary of state with Hoover, Wickersham and Wadsworth among others tied to various posts. Others named include George Sutherland, James Wadsworth and Henry Wallace with possible roles across war justice and agriculture.
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Navy
Henry Cabot Lodge
Elhu Root
Philander ©. Knox
Charles Evans Hughes
Lodge
Harding
Iowa
Henry Wallace
Arthur Capper
Kansas
John Esch
Wisconsin
G O P Strengthens Senate and House Committee Posts
The article reports shifts in leadership as Republicans gain strength in both chambers. It notes that several key senate chairmanships stay with non-elected incumbents after yesterday’s primaries. Potential changes include Norris heading agriculture and Cummins facing a tough race. In the House, McFadden may replace Platt as chair of banking.
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House Committee
Senate Committee
Granns
North Dakota
Norris
Nebraska
Agriculture Committee
Cummins
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Committee
McFadden
Pennsylvania
John Skelton Williams
House Banking Committee
Platt
New York
New Complexion to County Board of Votes Are Counted
New faces will enter the county board room as terms expire. Changes expected include H W Miller in the third district, Matt Ahles in Barclay township, D Teeter in La Porte City, F R Decker in the first district, A T Hakill in Waterloo area, J L Bailey in Cedar Falls, and Joseph Shirley over in East Waterloo. Harding leads Cox in Oklahoma early returns. A 1787 Downer organ loaned to Carnegie Museum, built by Joseph Downer at age 20, with notes of sale and gifts.
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H.W. Miller
Orange Township
Avii
W. D. Strayer
Matt. Ahles
Poyner Township
J. J. Anderson
Barclay Township
D. Teeter
la Porte City
H.C. Unger
John McQuillkin
Teeter
F. R. Decker
M. J.magee
Lester
Bennington
Nernon
Washington
Union Townships
Decker
A. T. Hakill
Waterloo West
Waterloo Township
D. S. Tiffany
J.L. Bailey
Cedar Falls
Joseph Shirley
East Waterloo Township
Boston
Harding Plans To Drop Office Cares In 6 Weeks
Harding remains a U S senator but plans indicate a short Capitol visit before inauguration. He will likely resign on Jan 1 if Cox succeeds in Indiana, with Davis expected to win the governorship. Coolidge to continue work and let Cox take a vacation as he waits for the national transition.
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Harding
United States Senate
National Capitol
Underwood
Alabama
Senate
Cox
State House
Channing H. Cox
Leutenant
End of British coal strike declared by miners federation
London November 3 executives of the miners federation resolved to end the coal strike and urge men to return to work despite a ballot showing over eight thousand voting against the government's settlement proposals. A Courier note mentions a silent For Sale Act as a salesman.
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Associated Press
London
Miners’ Federation
Althe
Republican Officers-Elect Highlight Iowa Leaders
The excerpt lists Frederick Faville as supreme court judge elect born in Mitchell County 1865. Silas Weaver supreme court judge elect born New York 1843. W J Burbank state treasurer elect born Waverly 1860 with career in Allison Waterloo and Black Hawk. John Hummil lieutenant governor elect born Wisconsin 1876. Walter C Ramsay secretary of state elect born Illinois 1878 with service in Belmond and Des Moines area.
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Supreme Court
Mitchell County
Iowa
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Fort Dodge
Silas M. Weaver
Iowa Falls
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N. Y
Supreme
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Waverly
Allison
Nutler County
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
John Hummil
Wisconsin
Towa
Britt, Ta
State University of
Hancock County
Jenson
Walter C. Ramsay
Uitnois
Owatonna
Minn
Belmond
Way
House of Representatives
Lawrence Degraff
Dés Moines
Illinois
Drake University
Polk County
Starlight and the Hidden Past in a Forsaken Village
Billy travels to a secluded village to buy Starlight the horse for Riselay. Cynthia Hawthorne confesses a deep bond with the horse, while she worries about poverty and a possible wedding. Billy realizes love for Cynthia as he prepares to seal the sale and depart.
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Riselay Head
Riselay
Hilly
Bili
Cynthia
G O P Victory Seen As Simply Overwhelming Campaign Outcome
The piece notes the Republicans achieved an overwhelmingly clear win and recalls past campaign missteps such as the money drive and a tasteless cartoon. It suggests Republican leaders may overestimate the impact of minor issues and calls for cooler, more mature reflection before drawing firm conclusions.
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Ges Moines
Congressional Winners Incomplete By State Listings
A fragmented report lists congressional winners by state with many spelling errors and omissions. It notes Democrats reelected in Florida and Georgia, Democrats for Louisiana and multiple New York districts, and Republicans in New Hampshire and several other states, with several names partially visible.
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Alabama
McDuffie
Tyson
Steagall
Blackmon
Bowing
Oliver
Almon
Huddieston
Bankhead
Arkansas
Driver
Oldfield
Jaceway
Taylor
Parks
Florida
Georgia
Art
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Gillet
Michigan
Frank D. Scott
New York
Hicks
Mott
Snyder
Clarke
Magee
Gould
Houghton
Dunn
Saunders
Fortieth
Dempsey
Orty
Reed
Husted
Fish
Ward
Parker
Snell
Call Republcans
North Carolina
Kitchin
Brinson
Steadman
Lyon
Hammer
South Carolina
Tennessee
Reece
Hull
Davis
Byrne
Garret
Fisher
Texas
Black
Box
Sanders
Rayburn
Summers
Briggs
Garnet
Buchanan
Connally
Lanham
Parrish
Gardner
Hudson
Blanton
Jones
Vermont
Green
Dale
Virginia
Bland
Deal
Montague
Drewery
Harrison
Moore
Flood
New Hampshire
Kansas City Carpenter Defies Anesthetics in Painful Surgeries
William H. Tanner a 74 year old Kansas City resident and Civil War Confederate surgeon claims he has endured many painful operations without anesthetics. He recounts self treatment of injuries, numerous fractures, and the pride of raising 17 children while avoiding doctors until they grew up.
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Kansas City
William H. H. Tanner
Carpenter
Tanner
General ‘Hospital
Mr. Tanner
Tam
Ying
Altho
Kentucky Gives Cox Substantial Majority in Election
Early unofficial returns from over three-fourths of Kentucky precincts show Gov Cox with a lead exceeding 25 000 votes. Dems also sweep U S Senate and most congressional races with Beckham confirming a seven to three advantage. King Swope trails in the eighth district while Judge Ralph Gilbert appears to oppose him. Mountain region returns were slow and expected to narrow Cox’s margin.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Kentucky
Gov. Cox
United. States
W. Beckham
King Swope
Ralph W. Gilbert
Go Cox
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