Praise and Defiance from Texas Governor Elect Ferguson
Governor elect Miriam A. Ferguson denounces the Ku Klux Klan and endorses Texas voters for rejecting its influence. She praises Texas courage, vows education support, tax relief, and inclusive governance, while condemning hate campaigns as demonic and unfit for the state.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
International News Service
Temple
Tex
United States
Thea
Fexaus
Rehmeier to Report on Month's Rural Y Survey
F. P. Rehmeier county Y M C A secretary and H C G o Meller superintendent of schools will attend a Des Moines conference on rural Y work. Rehmeier will present a map of towns showing counties favorable for U M C A extension. He has completed a month long survey of the state and his report will be awaited. Other speakers include A E Roberts J Rowe Murl McDonald E Roadman Harry Fells and M L Alfuser.
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F. P. Rehmeier
H. C G. O Meller
Des Moines
Rehmeier
A. E. Roberts
Town and Country Work
New York
GC. J. Rowe
Chicago
Murl McDonald
Town State College
Ames
E. A. Roadman
Upper Town At University
Fayette
Harry Eells
Towa State Teachers College
ML A. Alfuser
Marshalltown
Flurries of Snow May Be Expected Tonight
The state weather bureau forecast much colder unsettled weather tonight with strong winds and rain. Northern regions may see snow around Waterloo as a brisk day gives way to colder conditions and a note of rapidly dropping temperatures follows a sunny day with a 43 to 58 degree range.
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State Bureau
Waterloo
Grundy Votes Down Road Gravel Plan
Grundy county voters yesterday defeated a road graveling program by about two to one. All Republican candidates won except L. M. Hawn who ran for representative against I. E. Ekeley. Brookhart carried the county by 160 over Steck.
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Grundy Center
Grundy County
L. M. Hawn
I. E. Ekeley
Brookhart
Steck
Nurses and Red Cross Nurses Lead in Health Mission
The Red Cross and its nurses wage relentless public health work from cities to rural areas. They educate on hygiene, nutrition, and preventive care, staff public health nursing across thousands of counties, and recruit volunteers, urging support during the enrollment period.
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Red Cross
Great Humanitarian Organization
Farmy
Navy
U. S. Veterans
American Red Cross
French battlefields revived with American memories
Six years after the war, visitors travel the Argonne and the chalky fields from Reims to Verdun, where Fort Brimont and Hill 108 mark past battles. Monuments honor the Lost Battalion and Whittlesey, while shell-filled ground remains unsafe yet storied, drawing veterans and curious travelers to see where Americans fought and memory endures.
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Minott Saunders
United Press
Vienne-le-Chateau
Marne
France
Argonne Forest
English Channel
Mediterranean Sea
Charabanccs
Monstreur Piot
Mince Bost
Fiat Nas
Alexander
Maj. Whittlesey
Reims
Verdun
Tress
Surathens
Fort Brimont
Wat
Aisne
Chemin Des Dames
Fort de la Gompelle
Sorrouw
St. Souplet
Briarville
Chanley Rux Mill
Seventy-seventh
Seventy-seventh Diy
Whittlesley
Davis Davis Davis New Jersey Speech and Klan Fallout
The article analyzes the 1924 Democratic convention fallout led by Davis and Bryan with focus on the Klan issue. It argues Davis reopened tensions by naming the Klan in a New Jersey speech, hindering party unity and widening a split between northern eastern and southern factions.
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Bryan
Doyle
Bryan Lad
Cally Ralf
Beyan
McAdoo
Gay
South
Op Poston
Khan
Davis
Orth
Amd
Nlp
Juvin
Democratic Party
Joyilly
Nedtra
Turti
Iryan Py
William Jennings Bryan
New Jersey
New York
Trend Is Back to Old Jewish Names in Palestine
Jerusalem reports a Hebrew revival in Palestine as Jews revert to ancient Hebrew names. The official gazette lists changes from German, Russian, and Polish origin like Goliman to Zahahi and Silverman to Kaspi, with Blumberg and Rosenberg becoming Parchi and Vardi. Feldman becomes Haklai and Abramson to Abrahams while Yadelson becomes Ben Yehuda. Shapiro, Cohen and Levy stay the same.
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Jerusalem
United Press
Palestine
Goliman
Zahahi
Silverman
Blumberg
Rosenberg
Parchi
Vardi
Feldman
Haklai
Abramson
Abrahams
Yadelson
Ben Yehuda
Judah
Shapiro, Cohen
Levy
Davis and McAdoo Split Tilt in 1924 Nomination Fight
Davis faced backlash as New York Republicans blamed the convention’s failure to nominate Al Smith. McAdoo’s supporters split, some crossing to La Follette or staying with McAdoo, hurting Davis in the north and east. Enduring party divisions and the Coolidge prosperity outlook shaped the outcome.
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Davis
New York
Ingava
Davin
McAdoo
la Pollatto
Fn Foltgie
Brean
Couaie
Fallutte
Republican
Molfotto
Coolidge
Claro
Hui. Liang
Able Bodmad Again Spurns Pension Request in Halled Tale
Hornell New York November 6 Edward Mullander born in wooden served in Spanish American War and after disability requested a pension. The papers arrive at regular intervals urging signing. He returns the latest installment with the note I am an able bodied man and so don t figure that Uncle Sam owes me any cents. It can make my own living.
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Hornell
Edward Muilander Bay
Amullander
Woeden
Ben
Mullander
Oldest ILOUSH member from Ohio faces re election challenge
Toledo November 5. Democrat 88 year old Sherwood, veteran founder member, departed Ohio and returned for re election bid. In Coldwater Township Greene, STL 446 votes cast. Coolidge 413, Davis 184, La Follette 205.
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Iloush
Ohio
Toledo
Ian Wase
Sherwood
W. W. Moors
Greate
Tan
Black Wis Elven
Coldwater Township
Greene
Reckkarl
Sane
Coolidge
Davia
la FoHette
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Grundy
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Thrnout the Nation
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Suippes
Somme- Tourba
Vaimy
Hurtus
Tahure
Ripont
Cernay
Somme P
Ory Premiser Coffee
Goce
Bodmad
Kentucky
Milley Creek
Watkins
Patrick
Standard
Patrick Coats
Patrick Wool
Cleveland Motor Sales CO
West Fifth Street
Henry Newton
Milady
Riad SS
Kinney
Sycamore
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