Hoover on final campaign swing toward Palo Alto
Hoover finishes a 3060 mile tour from Atlantic to Pacific and will deliver a nonpartisan last appeal from his Palo Alto study at 5:45 p.m. central time. He spoke in Pueblo Colorado Saturday night, seeking broad voter support as polls approach.
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James L. West
Associated Press Star
Hoover
Palo Alto
Cal
Herbert Hoover
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Pueblo
Colo
Washington
Werday
Utah
Republicans Clash Over Prohibition and Power in Campaign
The piece outlines a bitter presidential race with Hoover limiting public appearances while Smith campaigns across the West and South. It notes religious prejudice shaping votes, Republican defense against anti Catholic sentiment, and the central clash on prohibition with Hoover opposing repeal and Smith seeking modification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
John J. Ruskol
Balwmore
Anti-Saioon League
Ku Klux Kklan
Hoover
Prohibition Policy Debate Shapes 1932 Campaign
Governor Smith argues for state level prohibition decisions and a Canadian style sale system with strict limits while Hoover backs private ownership and tariff protection. Analysts estimate Hoover at 250 electoral votes, Smith at 159, with 122 uncertain. key battlegrounds include New York, California, and southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Hoover
Reward offered for killers in fiery Lake Bluff death
County officials approve a $1,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the killers of Elfrieda Knaak a 30 year old book agent and school teacher fatally burned in the Lake Bluff village furnace last week.
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Lake Bluff
Elfrieda Knaak
Lake Blut
L Whitney Kin of Pioneers Dies at 69 in Waterloo
Isaac L. Whitney, early Black Hawk county resident, died today at Allen Memorial Hospital at 5 35 a m age 69. Survived by widow Hannah J Allen two daughters Miriam E Whitney and Mildred deceased infant, two sisters and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Grace M E church at 2 15 p m Wednesday. Burial in Fairview cemetery. He was born February 4 1859 in Newburg Maine and came to Waterloo with parents in 1866.
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Isaac L. Whitney
Black Hawk County
Allen’ Memorial Hospital
Maine
Albert Whitney
Waterloo
W. T. and
G. A. Whitney
Coun
Grace M E
Roy L., Smith
Clinton. F. Smith
Fairview
Bennington
Mr. Whitney
Newberg
Bennington Township
Isaac Whitney
Hannah J. Allen
Funeral services for John Garaghty near Elkader
Funeral services for John Garaghty 52 farmer who died at James E. Baish home 921 Linden avenue will be held in Elkader Tuesday at 10 a m He was born March 23 1876 in Clayton county and resided there his wife three children survive along with his father James Garaghty three sisters and two brothers all of Clayton county Rosary for Mr Payton scheduled by St Josephs church Rosary society this evening at 8 at O Keeffe Towne parlors
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John Garaghty
Elkader
James E. Baish
Linden Avenue
Garaghty
Waterloo
Clayton County
James
Lawrence
John
James Garaghty
Mayme
James Connell
John Rannen
Thomas
Michael
Rosary Society of
Death of Wallace Lemons Aged 14 Months
Wallace Edward Lemons died at 3 p m yesterday in a local hospital after a week long illness from acute gastro enteritis. Born July 27 1927 in Waterloo he was the son of Mr and Mrs George Lemons of 1521 Black Hawk Street. Surviving are three sisters Eunice Gale Dorothy Mildred Loretta May and one brother Hugh Eugene all at home. The body was taken to Peterson Bros mortuary and funeral arrangements were expected to proceed to Alta this afternoon.
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H. F. Krueger
Milwaukee
Wis
Miriam E. Whitney
Edison School
R. P. Kelley
Eureka
Kan
C. E. Edwards
Waterloo
Bert Whitney
Cyrus Jacob
Ewart Robinson
Ray Hoffman
Fred Sherman
Edgewood
William Hutchinson
Vernon
Mildred
O'Keefe & Towne
Ninth Street
Wallace Edward Lemons
George Lemons
Black Hawk Street
Eunice Gale
Dorothy Mildred
Loretta May
Hugh Eugene
Peterson Bros
Alta
Moncada Wins Nicaragua Election Under US Supervision
General Jose Maria Moncada appears elected president of Nicaragua as returns from about half the precincts show a liberal majority. The vote in major areas was orderly with US Marines and Nicaraguan guards overseeing the process. Moncada, 56, led the liberal revolution of 1926 27 and previously ran newspapers in Rivas, Granada and Managua.
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Washington, D. C
Jane Moncada
Nicaragua
Frank R. McCoy
State Department
Managua
Jose Maria Moncada
Liberal Revolution
General Moncada
Adolfo Benard
Pinas
Sandino
Augustino Sandino
Moncada
United States
Rivas
Granada
Enoc Aguada
Darrow Says No More Murder Cases for Career
Clarence Darrow, veteran attorney of over 100 murder trials, told IN S today he will not again represent anyone in a murder trial for the rest of his career. He noted his role in Loeb and Leopold and said his decision follows the Chicago thrill kill case. He added he did take two later murder cases only due to special circumstances.
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Chicago
INS
Clarence Darrow
International News Service Today
Darrow
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold
Kennison Denied Parole After Bootlegging Conviction
Lucille Kennison of Waterloo must serve a 90 day jail term after her bootlegging conviction. The parole motion was overruled by Judge C. H. Kelley at Waverly this morning. The sentence also includes a $300 fine. county attorney B. H. Brauer opposed the parole.
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Courier Special Service
Allison
Lucille Kennison
Waterloo
C. H. Kelley
Waverly
Kennison
Aged Cedar Falls Man Has Stroke After Fall
Chris Olsen 76 is critically ill at his son’s home at Eighteenth and Washington after a fall last night. He reportedly struck a sewer ditch about eight feet deep and later suffered a stroke this morning. Family heard him moan and found him unconscious.
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Courier Special Service
Chris Olsen
Eighteenth
Washington Streets
Olsen
Grinnell Students Celebrate Victory With Daylong Revelry
Grinnell college students marked a football win over Marquette by discarding classes for a day of events on Ward field and campus. A special chapel, speedball game, all college luncheon, dance, bonfire, and evening speeches followed President J. H. T. Main urging continued celebration.
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Grinnell
Marquette University
Grinnell College
Ward Field
J. H. T. Main
Motorist Hits Man Changing Tie on His Car
Wadsworth Beatty of Osceola, Iowa, was seriously injured last night when he was struck by a passing automobile while changing a tie on his own machine. The driver fled, witnesses saying the windshield was broken by the impact. The town is noted for its chief crop and Marshalltown plans a new Tall Corn hotel.
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Indianola
U.P
Wadsworth Beatty
Osceola
Beatty
Marshalltown
PISTOLS STOLEN HERE TWO JAILED
Two Cedar Rapids men, Wayne Bolanger and Paul Hahn, both in their thirties, were jailed at Elk Point 5 D charged with stealing two Colt .45 pistols from the local armory last Monday night. They admitted theft after being captured following a holdup attempt in Milwaukee rail yard North Riverside. Sheriff Stelanger, directing pursuit, arrested them after a gunfight.
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Wayne Bolanger
Paul Hahn
Cedar Rapids
Elk Point
Milwaukee Railroad
North Riverside
Sioux City
Sioux River
South Dakota
John Dahleen
Union
Stelanger
Hahn
Spencer Company Wins Bid for 300 foot River Wall Unit
The Spencer Construction Company won the bid to build a 300 foot river wall from the west end of Fifth Street Bridge with a low bid of 34746 dollars. The Miller-Taylor Construction Company submitted the other bid at 4860 dollars. Hermann Miller, chairman, urged dumping cans and scrap metal between walls to form a park foundation.
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Spencer Construction Company
Fifth Street
River Front Commission
Miller-Taylor Construction Company
Hermann Miller
Riverfront Commission
Memorial Hall
Riverfront
Man Who Posed as Minister Is Killed by Freight Train
Information confirms the man killed in Rock Island yards Washington Iowa was S. Donald Rogers who posed as a Quaker minister to solicit funds from Cedar Rapids merchants and others. He died while attempting to board a freight train after recently finishing a 60 day Davenport jail term. Quakers deny he was a minister of their faith.
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Cedar
First 13 Holsteins Average $195 at State Sale Here
About 175 attended the Iowa Holstein breeders consignment sale at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds. The first 13 head averaged $195 with top bid $275 for Bess Burke Korndyke Isadora from Maytag farms Newton. Second highest reached $260 for a cow from Paul Stewart Maynard bought by H B Forrester Webster City.
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Iowa Holstein Breeders
Dairy Cattle Congress
O. ¥. van Svoc
Winfield
Bess Burke Korndyke Isadora
Maytag
Newton
Paul Stewart
Maynard
H. B. Forrester
Webster City
Seek Bandits Who Wounded American In Hankow Raid
Nationalist patrols hunt pirates who boarded the British steamer Shasi at Hankow. They shot American businessman Weary Heavis in the thigh and escaped with 20000 dollars. Nathaniel Peffer, a New York journalist, and his wife were robbed in the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
China
Weary Heavis
Nathaniel Peffer
New York
Local Marriage Licenses Listed From Waterloo and Des Moines
The record lists matches including Bernard W. Smith of Waterloo with Myrtle I. Kimball of Cedar Falls on .23. Ruel Gosser of Queen City Mo. with Bertha CG of Waterloo on .24. George J. O'Donnell of Des Moines with Madeline Manning of Waterloo both on .21.
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Bernard W. Smith
Waterloo
Myrtle I
Kimball
Cedar Falls
Ruel Gosser
Queen City
Bertha CG
Buchanan
George J. O'Donnell
Des Moines
Madeline Manning
British women poised for cabinet posts after election
London reports British strategists expect to pledge at least one woman minister in the new government after the next general election. Observers note rising female enfranchisement and 27 million voters in Britain and Northern Ireland, with figures suggesting qualified women in Conservative and Labour ranks may join the cabinet.
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London
Westminster
Washington
John Bull
George
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
House of Commons
Baldwin
Duchess of Atholl
Board of “Education
Margaret Bondfield
Britain
Ramsay Macdonald
Labor
Miss Bondfield
Susan Lawrence
Miss Lawrence
United States
Lady Iveagh
Viscountess Astor
Southend
Lady Astor
National Party
Conservative Party
Party of
Lloyd George
Senator Brookhart Sees Hoover Iowa's Choice by 100000
Senator Brookhart voices confidence that Hoover has the clear Iowa choice, criticizing rival Reed and Norriss, while noting Governor Alfred Smith’s campaign rhetoric. He urges voters to go to the polls tomorrow as a bitter yet spirited campaign concludes with Hoover likely to prevail.
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Senator Brookhart
Hoover
Iowa
Reed
Missouri
Norris
Senator Norris
Alfred Smith
Middlewest
Rotary luncheon features East High string trio and S A Lynn
Rotarians heard a fine musical program at Hotel Russell Yamson luncheon. East High School string trio Elizabeth Green Mildred Townsend Alyce Smoker performed pieces including Minuet from Military Symphony and Serenade. S A Lynn offered My Own U S A Ak Sweet Mystery of Life Drumadoon and My Golden Rose.
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East High School
S. A. Lynn
Hotel Russell-Yamson
Elizabeth ‘Crreen
Mildred Townsend
Alyce Smoker
Haydn
Dage Muller
Bendel
H. Kreisler
Tragedy at Arizona crash ends Tucker Collyer flight record bid
Details reveal Tucker and Collyer died in a crash while pursuing an east to west and west to east record flight in the Yankee Doodle. Pilot Art Goebel had just completed the west to east leg. Miss Eleanor Waddell, bride to be, learns of fiancé Collyer’s death as dozens gather at Roosevelt Field.
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New York
Los Angeles
Collyer
Tucker
Art Goebel
Hawaii
Eld
Des Moines
C. B. D. Collyer
Harry Tucker
Arizona
INS
Eleanor Waddell
Great Neck
Charles Collyer
Miss Waddell
Donald W. Waddell
Charlie
Sally Tucker
Bigger Republican Plurality Forecast in Third District
Iowa voters prepare to cast ballots in Black Hawk county and Waterloo precincts from 7 a m to 7 p m as polls open for state and local elections. Absentee ballots number 1 000 and counting boards face 32 000 units per 1 000 ballots. state road bond issue and constitutional amendment on county representation are on the ballot alongside 29 candidates. Independent candidates include F W Edwards for county attorney and Matt Ahles for county supervisor in the Sixth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
F. W.esher
Waterloo
Iowa
Supreme Court
R. W. Hasner
Independence
Tenth Judicial
E. B. Stiles
F. W. Edwards
Matt Ahles
Fox, Poyner
Barclay
Work Urges Voters to Get Out Early
Washington D C November 5 AP Chairman Work sent a telegram to the Republican national committee urging Republican workers to mobilize early voting to insure the greatest popular vote ever for a presidential nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Republican National Committee
Work
Doomed by Turks Constantinople Walls to Be Demolished
Nov 5 report from Constantinople warns that the 13 mile chain of Byzantine walls may be torn down to improve safety and fund repairs. The plan seeks to save only some battlements deemed historic while critics fear irreparable loss of a historic landmark and its surrounding heritage.
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Constantinople
New Turkey
Byzantium
Stamboul
Schlumberger
Rome
Avignon
Carcassone
Attila
Eastern
Christendom
Constantine XII
Golden Gate
Marmora
Golden Horn
Seraglio Point
Black Sea
Turkey
Arksham
Brain Tests Puzzle Quick Mental Calculations
A feature presents a rapid mental math drill with numbers 458 93 5891 659875 999999887 5763 769 77 1234567 907431 296481 5432678469. Readers are asked to reduce each to a single digit by summing digits until 1-9 remains, with two minutes to complete and answers on the society page.
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