Morning after election tally of 192x political shifts
The day after election, Detroit reports a Ku Klux defeat while Al Smith’s Democratic candidate wins New York City mayor, a wet Democrat takes New Jersey governor, and a Boston mayor ends an 18 year Republican run. Pennsylvania and Virginia hold firm Republican and Democratic lines amid Walker’s NYC victory.
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Ku Klux Iklan
Detroit
al Smith
New York City
New Jersey
Boston
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Italy's Tariff Talks with America Open to Transfer Capacity
Washington dispatch reports that Italy and the United States are negotiating over tariff links to debt payments. Both sides stress Italy's capacity to tax, while Americans question capacity to transfer funds across the ocean. Italy, lacking gold, can only pay in limited goods, notably fruits and wines, with tariffs and prohibition affecting remittances.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Italy
United States
Debt Commission
American Commission
Theunis
Belgium
Taviit
Europe
America
American Debt Commission
Britain
Rance
California
Fordney-McCumber
Arive
Treasury
Department of Commerce
Institute of Economies
Courier delivery deadline notice
The notice instructs readers to report delivery issues if papers do not arrive by 5 30. It states a non delivered copy will be sent and asks that ads reach the office before 6 30 p.m. to be included.
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Algase
Weds by Proxy With His Father in Harrisburg Ceremony
A proxy marriage ceremony took place in Harrisburg Pennsylvania with Mark EB Winfield acting for Edward Winfield. The bride Mildred Fineberg stood before the clergy. Mrs Winfield sails to Chile where the groom resides. The courtship occurred largely through mail.
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Mark EB. Winfield
Edward
Win
Ield
Chile
Mildred Fineberg
Harrisburg
Campaign for constant safety at grade crossings urged
Public sentiment backs precaution as engineers push for continuous safety measures to reduce accidents. George A Wheeler, Central engineer, warns that only an engineer grasps the senseless risks drivers take at crossings. He will speak tonight in West Lafayette township Bremer County on grade crossing safety.
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George A. Wheeler
Thius
Wheeler
West Lafayette Township
Bremer
Governor Orders Re-Arrest of Nine Pardoned by Lt.-Gov
Governor Terrall ordered the rearrest of nine convicts, including two former state officials, who had been pardoned during Lieut. Gov. McCall’s absence. The orders direct their return to the state penitentiary to rectify what Terrall called an insult to the state caused by misplaced confidence in the lieutenant governor.
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Little Rock
Ark
State
Terraul
Arkansas
Laoisaasnaa de Ehrton
B. McCall
Eldorano
Terrall
Birmingham
No. Judson Votes Hit 645 Of 637 Possible Ballots
In North Judson residents cast 645 ballots of a possible 637 during yesterday's election. Two voters were away from town while the city maintained an otherwise perfect record.
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North Judson
Ini
Tokio Oi's Action by Conference on Chinese Customs
Tokyo reports Japan supports the conference in Peking recognizing eventual Chinese customs autonomy. A tariff plan should match China's national aspirations and any scheme threatening the Republic of China’s sovereignty is deemed undesirable. The statement warns restoration of peace as essential to progress.
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Tokio OI
Tokio
Republicans organize to curb excesses and curb road bonds
Leaders form the Republican Economy Association in Des Moines to restore power to the people, oppose highway bonds, back direct primaries, and push a pay-as-you-go road-building approach. John R. Price chairs the entity with Irvin J. Knudson as secretary treasurer amid plans for a broader campaign next spring.
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Des Moines
APJ
Republican Party
Republican Economy Association
Ploe
Ther Association
John R. Price
Albia
Irvin J. Knudson
Grant Hamilton County
Noad
Highway Commission
General Assembly
Iowa Good Roads’ Association
Price
Defense in Blazer Case Faces Dehumanization Claim
In Denver on November 4, the defense plans to argue that Hazel Blazer, an 82 year old who lived in isolation, was not a human being and had no offspring. The father, Herold Ryver, goes on trial for murder as prosecutors say the act may have been merciful. The state will not seek the death penalty.
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Iowa
Republican Economy Association of Iowa
Iowa Good Roads Association
Towa
Denver
Colo
Hazel Blazer
Herold Ryver
Father
Blazer
Fermion
Soel
Italians Seek Settlement of War Debt to United States
Commendatore Dino Bute and Count Giuseppe olpi lead the Italian mission with Countess Volbi in Washington saying negotiations on Italy’s 2 billion dollar war debt to the United States will end satisfactorily. In New York the party left their liner on April 4 to avoid an anti Fascist demonstration. A U S Italy commission held a one hour meeting and set subcommittees to work tonight and tomorrow on funding and settlement terms. Treasury officials would not confirm a funding proposal by the Italians.
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Dino Bute
Giuseppe ¥Olpi
Volbi
Washington
United States
New York
D_ C
Italy
Treasury
Armistice Parade Marks Seventh Anniversary in Waterloo
Waterloo honors the armistice with a Wednesday parade and a 13 am silent tribute to fallen heroes. The Becker Chapman post plans floats and high school sketches of American history while the American Legion fund deficit is to be covered by the local post. Nominations for annual officers will be opened at Thursday’s meeting.
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Waterloo
Becker- Chapman
Memorial Trail
America
Iowa National Guard
Post
Waterlaw
National American Legion Endowment Fund
Berengaria Liner Battered by Sea Storms
The Berengaria, outbound from York on Oct 28, faced fierce storms through the voyage, with a large number of passengers and crew arriving on deck after a plunge into a towering wave. The vessel endured what the commander called the worst storm encountered during the voyage, leaving many passengers with injuries as they reached Cherbourg.
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Berengaria
York
Toradt
Wis
Tin
Pal Moran Knocks Out Career-Long Stalwart in LA Bout
Pal Moran of New Orleans suffered his first knockout last night in Los Angeles. J Mushy Callahan, a 20 year old local newsboy, stopped Moran in the third round with three rapid blows. Moran was dazed after the finish as he left the ring under the scrutiny of the crowd.
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Los Angeles
Cal
J—Pal Moran
New Orleans
Callahan
Moran
Benny Loobard
Charley White
Johnny Dundee
Police Say Negro Confessed Killing Nurse at Dalton
Chicago reports James Alles a 17 year old Black youth confessed to murdering Nurse Miss Em tia Bacon at a Dalton railroad camp after hours of questioning by state attorneys. Police earlier tied Louis Taiuter to the crime. Allen later retracted that story. Allen also admitted an unconnected assault on another white woman.
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Chicago
James Alles
Tia Bacon
Dalton
Allen
Louis Taiuter
Degra
Miss Bacon
Dead Man Defeats Saklatvala at Polls in London
In London a dead man appears to defeat Saklatvala at the polls amid a bizarre tabulation error. Whittvala, running in St Pancras, was reportedly a dead man, with his name allegedly tied to a ballot and later eliminated.
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Dead Man
Saklatvala
London
Whittvala
St. Pancras
County to Hold an Achievement Day Observance
Ganrens dal, Nov 4. Countywide Achievement day is planned at Pohghgntas for Saturday Nov 4. Following clubs from all parts of Pocaton tas county will exhibit garments. Merchants have offered attractive premiums for displays.
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Ganrens Dal
Pocatontas County
Santa Claus Denied Permits for Charity Collectors in Long Beach
Long Beach council unanimously bans permits for organizations employing Santa Clauses as solicitors. Officials say mixing Saint Nick with fundraisers confuses children and undermines the holiday spirit.
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Santa Claus
Long Beach
Cal
Saint Nick
Pinkerton Chase Nets New Bandit in Oelwein
Oelwein Iowa November 4 Special Lynus Pinkerton fugitive status unsettled as officers chase a man believed to resemble Pinkerton. A double, wounded in the thigh, was captured near the southeast part of town after hours of pursuit from railway yards. Police doubt the prisoner is Pinkerton but keep him under guard as others pursue leads. Waterloo officers aided in the hunt along the Chicago Great Western line to Hudson. a Keene automobile was recovered at Nelwein after theft near the Courier building on Park Avenue West.
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Oelwein
Lynus Pinkerton
Althe
iMlang
Geynil
Iaiee
Pinketon
Pinkerton
Phey
Fred Harris
Waterioon
Mark Rechterlig
P. E. Walker
Roy Colvin
Waterloo Police Department
Chicago Great Western
Hudson
Keéue
Nelwein
Courier
Park Avenue West
Soldiers Escape Fort Snelling Through Cement Floor
Soldiers of the Third Infantry 63rd A G S escaped from a Fort Snelling guardhouse after digging through a cement floor and slipping through a basement window. Police and Twin Cities officers joined in the manhunt as details of the jailbirds, jailed for minor offenses, emerged.
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Fort Snelling
Minn
Third Infantry
GS A
Twin Cities
Warships To Beirut At Behrut Request From State Dept
U S destroyers Lamson and Caushlin were ordered from Gibraltar to Alexandrina by the state department to remain on standby for emergencies in the Syrian situation. Dat Kashenshue requests the ships proceed to Beirut area, but Kandenshus notes no immediate need for their presence there.
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Wington
United States
Lamson
Caushlin
Alexandria
Dat Kashenshue
Wangaun
Betrul
State Department
Alexandrina
Gibraltar
Kandenshus
Beira Ligt
Iowa Farm Warehousing Inspectors Probe Corn Cribs
Des Moines reports from November 4 detail Albert G. Williams and Nils A. Olson visiting Iowa to study the warehouse act and its use. They toured Story and Hamilton counties, inspected bonded corn cribs, and met with bankers and farm leaders to assess how the intermediate credit system aids farmers amid debt concerns.
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Des Moines
Lowa
Albert G. Williams
federal _siand tank board
Nis A. Olson
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa
J. G. Mitchell
Towa Farm Bureau Federation
Towa Farm Credit Corporation
Secretary of Agriculture
William J. Jardine
Towa
State Agricultural
Gay. Hammill
Dee Ee
William Jardine
Ihee SF
Washington
Nils A. Olson
Albert G. Wile
Ison
Williams
Federal Farm Can Board
Jardine
Story
Hamilton
Lown
Mitchell
Junker
Mark G. Thornburg
James G. Mitchell
Gov. Hammill
Agricultural and Industrial Commission
Thornburg
L.A
Olson and
Willists
Dennis P
John Carmody
Amirew
F. G. Redfisld
Tawa Farm Credit Corporation
Weatherman
Charles D. Reed
Das Meines
Farm Organization
National
Car Growers’ Association
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Department of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Bureau
Farm Bureau Federation
Intermediate Credit Bank
Omaha
Ile
Brown
Boston University
Harvard
Toeibat
Mussolini
No. Judson
Foreign Office
Fconowy
Treiehugiers
Rassas
Maritime Exchange
TheaAl
Legion
Pal Moran
Pinkerton Chase
Beirut
Cungul
Land Bank
Cenfer
Hamilton County
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