Texas Governor’s Husband Will Be Just a Spectator
Miriam Ferguson, Texas governor elect, says her husband Jim Ferguson will play a spectator role and she will seek advice from him and other Texans. She notes the election vindicates Jim from impeachment accusations and confirms Derrace as first daughter and mansion supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Tress
Temple
Tex
Miriam Amanda Ferguson
Texas
Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Nellie Taylor Ro Wroming
Roses
Jim
Senate to Settle Brookhart-Steck Election
Contest over the U S senator race draws attention as reports claim hundreds of ballots arrowed toward Steck could alter totals if recounts validate them. Secretary Ramsay orders county auditors to preserve ballots and records and refrain from opening returns until the official canvassing board acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Steek
Secretary of State
Ramsar
Law
Herring
Ray Johnson
Executive Council
Johnson
Secretar Hamsay
Democratic Orgunication
I Council Aluts
Council
Hinfis
Fa. N
Brockhart
Mrs Harding Improves Steadily at White Oaks Farm
Marion Ohio November 7 The condition of Mrs Warren G Harding was improving steadily at White Oaks farm today Dr Carl Sawyer her physician expects to issue a formal statement later this day indicating the recovery pace and outlook for Mrs Harding after illness during illness period at the farm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion, O
Warran G. Harding
White Oaks Farm
Carl Sawyer
Auto Speeder Shot and Killed by Cop on Chief's Orders
Philadelphia police shot and killed 35 year old Clyde Newman during a pursuit as officers acted on orders from the chief to stop speed maniacs. Newman's car crashed into a telephone pole after the chase. Director of Public Safety Hutter had ordered speeding motorists be stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Clyde Newman
Newman
Puble Safety
Hutter
Witnesses Testify as land case heads toward next week
In Tama Ta Iowa a land dispute trial continues with fourteen witnesses heard to date in the suit by Lucille Ashley Della Kitne and Mildred Woodley against Rev J Oy Knox pastor of the Tama Ta Presbyterian Church to void a deed from Ellen Marshall. Witnesses discuss March versus April and past church troubles with prior pastors. Judge EB BR Stiles presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Plain
Lucille Ashley
Della Kitne
Mildred Woodley
la Porte City
J. Oy Knox
Presbyterian Church
Tama Ta
Ellen Marshall
J. E. Thomas
Marshall
la Forteity
Thomas
Clarence Nichola
Defandant
Mary F. Lizer
le Porte City
Knay
Knox
Hammond
Stev. T. E
Memorable obituaries list for Delia Halley and others
Mrs Delia Turner Halley 84 died last night at 424 Ninth Street West Waterloo of age related complications. She was born August 3 1840 in Gilberts Mills Oswego County New York and married John Halley December 1 1874 at Gilberts Mills. Funeral Saturday at First Methodist church. Burial at Etinwood. Also notes on Mrs Frank A Howard 43 who died in Columbia Circle Waterloo after sleeping sickness, and Mrs Samuel Carlton 67 near Plainfield and Mrs Bertha Lovey whose remains were viewed in Waterloo and shipped to Camanche for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Halley
Delia Turner Halley
Ninth Street West
Gilberts Allis
Oswego County
N.Y
Rhodas Turner
John Halley
Dee
Gilberts Alills
Waterloo
Frank A. Howard
Columbia Circle
Teua
Frank. Feaward
Lena
Howard
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Howard l
Robert Leeman
Paul
Ruth
A. H. Seise
Fred Vehmeter
Rockford
Josephine Leamon
Earl Leamon
Reir
C.D. Darling
Lena, MI
Samuel Carlton
Nancy Carlton
Plainfield
Gay
St. Francis Hospital
Iowa
O'Keafe & Towne Mortuary
Waverly
Bertiha Lovey
Bertha Lovey
Kistners Undertaking
Camanche
Lodge Conscious At Times Able To Take Nourishment
Cambridge dispatch reports Senator Henry Cabot Lodge showing brief periods of consciousness after a stroke, with physicians noting vitality largely unchanged in 24 hours. Despite alarms, the 74 year old senator remains unconscious at times but has had a remarkable recovery since the October 20 operation. flags at half mast in some towns reflecting rumors of his death.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
John LH. Cunningham
Senator Lodge
Althe
Charles F. Redmond
President Coolidge
Ifa
Nahantin
Cunningham
Br. Frederick MM. Winslow
Lodge
Senator Lodge Fy Lin
Walt Mast
New England
Nahant
John E. Lodge
C. C. Williams
John D. Lodge
W. Warden Means
City in Brief from Waterloo and Cedar Falls
A mixed Waterloo Cedar Falls roundup notes Doris Spensley recovering from a car crash, Blanche Edwards convalescing after surgery, Abs. J. A. Gary visiting Marion Ill., Jennie Hallenbeck with relatives, Mrs J W Mayer visiting Iowa City, Everett Tranidin enlists for Navy with training at Great Lakes, a Kern street dog trapped, CM Cheney traveling to California, Maurice Welch named acting GM, Waterloo Social Welfare League plans monthly meeting, Tillian Jacobsen seeks divorce from Alfred Lycopn and custody, Boy Scout court of honor in Lafayette building, Wes Shirey injured in Rainbow drive collision, local teachers visiting for convention prep, Clarence Morley ex-Gov of Colorado formerly Cedar Falls resident, and W CPL & N officials on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Edwards
Lafayetts Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Abs. J. A. Gary
Marion, Ill
Jennie Hallenbeck
J. W. Mayer
Valera
Iowa City
Wart
Everett Tranidin
Waterloo
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Garly Tidluy
Kern Street
CM. Cheney
Fl& N
Chener
California
Maurice Welch
Tillian Jacobsen
Alfred Lycopa¢N
Cedar Falls
Lafayette
Maus
Shirey
Commercial Street
Rainbow Drive
Radio Wave Photo Taken At New York Radio Expo
A wave flashed from England across the sea and clicked a camera at the Grand Central Palace in New York. Maj. Gen. I. G. Harbori, president of the Radio Corporation of America, attended along with Helen Keller and Harold Bolster, who were photographed by the unseen transmitter stationed in Carnarvon, Wales.
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New York
England
Ita
Grand Central Palace
I. G. Harbori
Rtadio Corporation of America
Helen Keller
Harold Bolster
Carnavon
Wales
Iowa Electric Railway midyear meet program in Des Moines
The Iowa Electric Railway association midyear meet will be in Des Moines on November 13 and 14. Lamb will cover maintenance of motorbuses while Johnson discusses motorbus operation based on two years of experience. Also noted is John Gronen, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Q. Gronen, elected to the University of Minnesota Garrick club, an honor society for drama. He is Alpha Delta Phi and acts in Capt. Applejack, with the Garrick club play set for May 1. Pancake supper at First Congregational church on Saturday evening November 5, 5:30 until served. A musicalTea and bake sale at Christ Episcopal church with a program at 3 o'clock.
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Iowa Electric Railway Association
Des Moines
Lamb
Johnson
John Gronen
C. QC
Gronen
Fifth Street
Suet
University of Minnesota Garrick Club
Alpha Delta Phi
Applejack
Garrick Club
First Congregational Church
Christ
Iscopal Church
McGee
Joe Dumond
Price
Cockburn Transferred to Lutheran Hospital for Diabetes
Des Moines reports Rafaell J. Cockburn, a convicted payroll padder, moved from Mercy Hospital Anamosa to Lutheran Hospital in Des Moines once his condition allows. The transfer order was issued yesterday and he will be kept at the Lutheran hospital at U S veterans' bureau expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hes Moines
Rafaell J. Cockburn
Des Moines
Mercy Heapitay
Anamosa
Lutheran Hospital
State Board of Control
Joard
Cockburn
United States Veterans’ Bureau
First Winter Snow Blankets Upper Mississippi Valley
Minnesota reports general snowfall across the upper Mississippi valley and Red River of the North. A cold north wind from Canada brought three inches of snow and subfreezing temperatures, with reports from the Canadian northwest noting six below.
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St. Paul, Minn
Mississipni
Red River
Canada
Canadian Northwest
Bank Robbery Report from Morristown Bank
Robbers believed to be a man and two women blew the Morristown State Bank vault today and escaped with 5006 dollars. Morristown, South Dakota, November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bani
Morristown
S. D
Morristown State Bank
Fewer Sheep and Lambs to Be Fed in Coming Winter
The Department of Agriculture reports a smaller winter feed total for sheep and lambs across the corn belt and western feeding regions due to reduced western feeding. July through October feeders into the corn belt averaged about 1,650,000 head, with shifts in state distributions. Illinois and Wisconsin saw more eastern feeders, Ohio and Michigan less, Indiana about the same. Westernly, Kansas led increases, Iowa and South Dakota up slightly, Missouri and Nebraska down. Nebraska Scottsbluff area expects over 30 percent more direct feeders.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Corn Belt
Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Mississippi River
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Kansas
Iowa
South Dakota
Missouri
Scotts Blut
Utah
Daho
California
Forgetting to mark ballots for senator sparks county dispute
Black Hawk county election returns show a 2,154 vote gap between president and United States senator tallies. Some voters who marked president candidates apparently left the senate blank, while straight tickets for La Follette and Wheeler are cited as a possible cause. president total was 4,418 and senator total 22,264.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
United States
la Follette
Wheeler
Husband searches for missing Detroit millionaire in snowstorm
Mrs. Charles Winnagle appealed to Los Angeles police to aid in locating her husband Charles Winnagle, a Detroit resident said to be a millionaire, who vanished during a blinding snow storm north of Ten o in November, with $100,000 on his person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Teno
Charles Winnagle
Winnagile
Detroit
Mich
Government Bird Census Under Way In U S
The United States Department of Agriculture will conduct a nationwide bird census in selected areas under the Bureau of Biological Survey. The aim is to count nesting birds to assess distribution and the impact of conservation laws, beginning around June 1 with unpaid volunteer observers offering reports on request.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Views of the People Debates State Assessment System
A Clarksville reader challenges any state opponent to a public debate on the fairness of the executive council and supervisors assessments. He cites 20 years as an assessor and asserts education and the Supreme Court back his view that current methods are unequal.
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Clarksville
Executive Council
Brindley
Ames
Inn
Navy tool in Elk Hills oil deal testimony
Rear Admiral J K Robison testified in the Elk Hills naval oil reserve case that the plan to trade ground at Elk Hills for Pearl Harbor fuel and storage facilities originated in the Navy department and that national security was the reason for secrecy. He said Albert LB Denby was only a tool in the Pearl Harbor transactions.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
J. K. Robison
Navy
Ele Hills Naval Oil Reserve
BE. L. Doheny
Pan-American Petroleum & Transport Co
Robison
Elk Hills
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Gary Department
Albert LB
Secret of the Interior
Wis
Unite Press
Cal. Naval Oil Reserve
E. L. Doheny Pan-American OL Company
Ek Hills
Doheny
Union Oil Company
Robinson
Standard Oil Company
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
New York Walker Law Upholded Against Klux Klan
Buffalo November 7 The Walker law aimed at the Ku Klux Klan by state legislature is constitutional, a decision by Supreme Court Justice Charles A Pooley holds. The act requires filing of secret society membership with state officials. The challenge came from George Bryant king kleagle of the klan here in a habeas corpus case after his arrest for violation.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Supreme Court
Charles A. Pooley
George ©. Bryant
King Kleagle
Klan
Mrs Magnus Wants Him to Stay Home
Kimball Minnesota November 7 Mrs Magnus Johnson expressed relief at her husband losing his political bid and said she hopes he stays home this winter to be with the children and farm. She noted hard times on the farm and that the salary helped, though not everything. She left the decision about continuing in politics to him.
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Kimball
Minn
Washington
Magnus Johnson
Marshall Town Cloth Clothing Store Robbed at Night
Marshalltown Iowa police report thieves entered the Iowa Clothing company store through a basement window last night and stole several hundred dollars worth of men and women's wearing apparel. A thief was cut by glass, leaving a trail of blood in the basement, and police have no clue about suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Iowa Clothing Company
British Sub Collide In English Channel
London reports the British submarines K-2 and H-29 collided in the English Channel. Both ships suffered serious damage but crew members managed to reach Weymouth port.
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London
English Channel
Weymouth
Cable Briefs and World News Digest From Various Cities
Belgrade forms a 16 member cabinet aimed at arranging a general election as the only solution. Moscow plans a subway and urban transit on an American model. Berlin announces Otto Wiedfeldt to stay as ambassador and Krupp duties. Paris notes recognition shifts between Japan, the U.S. and the Soviet government. London dispatches a large airship order and a new London-India-Australia dirigible network. Lurin drops indictments against nine fascists after apologies. Paris notes Le Quotidien ridicules Millerand party leadership hopes. Rio reports Sao Paulo missing after revolt. Bertin aids flood relief for Neckar Rhine Main. Moscow reiterates Arctic island rights. London considers a China Federation with provincial capitals. Rome comments Coolidge election signaling isolation. Vienna notes long-term carpentry work in progress at BY 3. New York weather bureau predicts rain after long dry spell. Creston court clerk John C. Hunt dies after illness.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Pachitch
Dr. Ninchitch
Moscow
Berlin
Otto Wiedfeldt
Washington
Krupp Company
Paris
Christian Rakovsky
London
L’humanite
Japan
United States
Gann
Honduras
Yucatan
Jamaica
British Honduras
All Tho
Vatican
le Matin
Roms
Gioriaie d'Italia
France
United Press
Sertyiia
Lurin
Frassiti
le Quotidien
Millerand
Sup
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Guanabara Bay
Bertin
Neckar
Rhine
Tchitcherin
Vienna
New York
S Schapeller
Trans- New York
By Wireless Weather Bureau
Kluxers Plead Not Guilty to Larceny Case
Burlington Vermont November seven. Gordon Wells and William McCreedy Klan members pled not guilty to grand larceny charges tied to Saint Mary's cathedral desecration. Jury drawing began immediately. William C. Moyer, described as their leader, has pleaded guilty to grand larceny.
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Burlington, Vt
Gordon Wells
William McCreedy
Ku Klux Klan
Saint Mary’s Cathedral
William C. Moyer
Klanks Eagle
Wells
McCreedy
Mason City Doctor Quits Chiropractic Board
Kendall today received the resignation of Dr. J. W. Daugherty of Mason City as president of the Iowa State Board of Chiropractic Examiners effective immediately. Appointed last March for a three year term he cited financial reasons for stepping down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Navy
Nate
Kendall
J. W. Daugherty
Mason City
Iowa State Board of Chiropractic Exam
Daugherty
Board of Examiners
Inis
Navy Rostan Seeks Bout After Scrap With Bowers
Joliet welterweight Navy Rostan, once a local favorite, is in Waterloo seeking a bout with Floyd Bowers. Promoter John Goss considers staging a windup in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Rostan
Joliet
Waterloo
Floyd Bowers
John Goss
Country Club Robbed Last Night of Cash and Candy
Thieves smashed a window at Sunnyside Country Club and rifled a tin box holding about $50 in the office. Candy was taken from a case and found broken near the links. Bloodhounds could not locate the culprits as police search for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Bain
Palice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ma Ferguson
Mrs. Harding
Mortuars
Buchanan’s
Doris Spensley
Waterloo Social Welfare League Board of Directors
Witl
Black
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Clarence Morley
Colorado
Hlineis Central
Bingley
HW. E. Weatherwax
Marley
Maud Thompson
Weatherwax
W. W. Milter
W. Oh. Lamb
A. E. Johnson
Evening Courier
AMD
State
Courier
Minnesota
U.S
Matthew Regnier
U. S
Julian Latimer
Paul J. McCormick
N. Y
Marshall Town Cloth Clothing
Cable Briefs
Creston
John C. Iunt
Chiro
Rostan
Sioux City
Chicago & Northwestern
W. J. Speke
Movilie
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Brown County
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