New York State Burden in Tammany Rule Critique
Syracuse N Y Oct 1 F Trubee Davison warned at the state Republican convention that if New York under Smith’s government were transplanted to Washington it would wreck the federal system. He linked Tammany control to higher state taxes and criticized immigration policy and public works costs while urging support for Hoover Curtis and the New York ticket in November.
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Syracuse
N. Y
New York State
Smith
Washington
F. ‘Trubee Davison
Tammany
New York
Davison
Executive Chamber
Tammary
Democratic Board of Public Works
Labor Department
Council of Farms and Markets
Keystone
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
Congress to Get 15 Cruiser Bill for Action Again
A 1920s era article notes debate over a 15 cruiser bill and naval policy as the 1928 campaign nears. It contrasts Hoover and Smith on naval strength with Hoover urging a strong fleet while preferring peace.
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Congress
Herbert Hoover
United States
Hoover
Doctor in Air Race Disaster Highlights Fatalities Across Regions
Reports describe a fatal air race crash and multiple road and rail accidents across Pennsylvania New York Connecticut and Massachusetts. Victims include several named individuals and a driver killed when a car was struck at a crossing by a passenger train near Erie and a Connecticut resident fatally struck at a Norwalk crossing.
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Stade
Pennsylvania
Canada
Bristol
Massapequa Thideag
George Schwartz
Madeline Doesel
Mildred Stenholm
Dagmar Sinholm
Anor Rapling
Hern - Lea
WOH
Coigitt
Gaylord Neitleamen
Watch of
Brio
Theachor Mobile
Colbitt
Erie
Lawrence A. Roberts
Emily Hatch
Stamford
Conn
Roberts
New Haven
Norwalk
Gann
Labor Leaders Pledge Help to Hoover After Bread and Butter Speech
Washington reports a flood of labor leader messages backing Herbert Hoover after his Newark speech praising wage prosperity and the bread and butter standard. Leaders Whitney Hutcheson Holt Hines Motz Montgomery pledge loyalty and expect a Republican majority, urging maintenance of prosperity and high wages.
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Hoover
Washington, D. C
Herbert Mooyver
Newark
N. J
Beegan
Ude
Alexander I. Whitney
William L. Hutcheson
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
D. Q. Holt
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
L. G. Hines
la Follette
Pennnsylvania
LaFollette
Robert M. Larollette
Hines
America
Europe
Herbert Hoover
August PF. Mota
Allied Printing Trades Council
James L. Montgomery
Typographical Union
Motz
Industrial Workers of America
Holt
Signalmen
Hutcheson
Carpenters
Weaver
Whitney
Fatal Crash Involving Railway Express and Car At Crossing
At a grade crossing near Washington PA a car driven by a husband struck by the Baltimore and Ohio Express. Mrs Wade C Sprowls 53 and two others died. In Cedar Rapids Jake Shaffer a farmer is critically injured after being swept from a running board during a rescue attempt as a third car struck the stalled vehicle.
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Western Maryland
Wayne-Gassle
Wade C. Sprowls
Roy
John Olan
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Washington, Pa
Farmer
Cedar Rapids
Jake Shaffer
Documents on Naval Proposals Shared with United States
London reports that all exchanges between Britain and France on the naval accord have been placed at the disposal of the U S government. The British press criticized secrecy over the Anglo French agreement while outlines were sent to Washington Rome and Tokyo and the letter details remained secret until BR News Service revealed them.
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London
England
France
United States
Washington
Rome
Two Charles City Men Under Arrest
Charles City police arrested two men on disturbing the peace and intoxication charges after finding about 100 empty bottles on a Tenth Street residence. Ed Gibson remains jailed on a wife’s complaint of severe prior beating. a hearing was set for tonight.
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Charles City
Dek
Cecil Morse
Tenth Streets
Ed Gibson
Gornight
Belgian Coast Hit by Devastating Hurricane
A hurricane damaged the Belgian coast with debris washing ashore and several ships wrecked. The river Yser rocks were destroyed and portions of Nieuwpoort flooded as the highest tide of the year threatened inundation in the Yser district of Flanders.
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Brussels
Belgium
Yser
Nieport
Flanders
Council Bluffs Elk Culling Sparks Zoo Steaks
Council Bluffs market sells elk carcasses after city park board orders killing due to dangerous herd at Fairmount Park. Lacking public interest, market ships most meat to eastern markets with one animal remaining unsold.
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Council Bluffs
Council Blif
Ul¢ Park
Fairmount Park
Gypsies Ensnare Workers Savings in Dubuque Plot
A cryptic clipping reports a theft where so called Gypsies obtained workers savings in Dubuque. The text is garbled but mentions sums around $1,970 and reference to cash hidden or locked, with unclear perpetrators and aftermath.
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Dubuque
Primivs Maskon
Police Search for Carnes Cash Cache
Police sweep for cash cache tied to Carnes, former treasurer of Southern Baptist Home Mission, with boxes and banks seized in Ar4 district. Investigators hope to recover embezzled funds as Chamberlin flies a plan from Cherbourg to Paris, London, and back aboard the Leviathan, amid a tense pursuit.
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St. Carnes
Minnie Banks
Milan
Carnes
Robinson Enters Curtis Home State in Kansas Address
Senator Joseph T. Robinson campaigned in Kansas to win farm votes for the Democratic ticket. He arrived from Columbia Missouri and planned to attack Senator Charles Curtis Republican farm record in his opening Kansas address.
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Robinson
Curtis
Wichita
Kan
Joseph T. Robinson
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Columbia
Republican Farm Record
Boy Hunter Shoots Himself in Knee in Cedar Rapids
Barry De Long 16 of Cedar Rapids was the season’s first hunting accident victim when his own shotgun discharged yesterday. The charge struck his left knee. a companion rode him to Cedar Rapids hospital where doctors said he will recover.
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Cedar Rapids
U.R
Barry de Long
Cedar Rapids Hospital
Paving Contracts to Be Set Tomorrow in Ames
Contracts for paving graveling bridge and culvert work will be awarded tomorrow when the state highway commission meets at Ames. Paving contracts cover Chickasaw Wanella and Muscatine counties with twenty nine miles of pavement involved. Gravel contracts call for work on eighty six miles of highway.
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Ames. To
State High Commission
Ames
Chickasaw
Wanella
Muscatine
Spanish War Vets Prepare Flight to Cuba From Des Moines
Iowa United Spanish war veterans led by drum corps and rill teams board a special train to Havana Cuba tonight after midnight the marchers carry the first money towards their Cuban relief effort. Mrs Sarah Swift marks her 9th anniversary with both grandfathers Revolutionary War veterans among Shenandoah residents.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United Spanish War Veterans
Havens
Cuba
Shenandoah
Sarah Swift
Henry Homewood
Temperatures Next Weekend Reported
Fragmentary forecast text notes maximum and minimum temperatures for Saturday Sunday and Monday. No clear values or locations are readable.
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Ml Vepeeeseverene BS
Hoover to avoid religious issues in final campaign surge
Republican nominee Hoover seeks to keep religion from shaping the last five weeks of the race. He plans five major addresses including a November 5 radio speech from Stanford and stops across the western states en route to California. He aims to prevent discussions sparked by the Caldwell letter and will issue no further statements on that matter.
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James, Ll
West Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Pat Herbert
Hoover
Caldwell
Willie W. Caldwell
Virginia
United States
California
Falo Alto
Stanford University
Falk
New York
Elizabethton
Tenn
Belgian Show Draws Ten Thousand School Children Attendance
Ten thousand school children from Humboldt to Charles City attend a Belgian horse show event with high schools listed among participants. The stallion and saddle horse displays attract exhibitors from Greeley to Waterloo and Minneapolis as the Dairy Castle Congress showcases Brown Swiss and Ayrshire entries.
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Humboldt
Kelley
Garner
Jesup
Lamont
Winthrop
Oneida
Stratford
Hudson
Plymouth
Johnston
Waukee
Inwood
Central City
Delhi
Denison
Postville
New Hampton
Donnelson
Ventura
Tipton
West Liberty
Strawberry Point
Monona
Charles City
M. D. Benshool
Ferry
Franklin County Colt Club
Holbert Horse Importing Company
Greeley
Belgium
United States
Huilmede Farm
Beaver
G. Good & Sons
Ogden
Earle Brown
Minneapolis
Michael Meyer & Son
Elwood
Ind
G. &. Jones
Livermore
Boulder Bridge Farms
Excelsior
Minn
Dake Enz
Waterloo
Havina & Miller
Oskaloosa Stables
Oskaloosa
Searary
Frank Zoller
Walhalla Farms
Schenectady
Mabon
Randalia
Mooney and Lerabeer
Port Dodge
Hull Bros
Pulnesville
A. E. Bower & Sons
Rushton
Schultz Bros
Gall
Marquette
Mich
A Lynes & Son
Mainfield
Fred Baskins
Jersey
Henderson Hverd
Ruston
Oaklands
Amn
Ars
Greeley Opens District Office for Aetna Life
Charles H. Greeley opens a district office for Aetna Life Insurance at 109 Black Hawk building, serving six counties Black Hawk Bremer Butler Buchanan Grundy and Payette. He is a lifelong resident, Waterloo West High School and Grinnell College alum, Army veteran, and former Columbian National Life employee.
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Charles H. Greeley
Riverside Drive
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Wartford
Conn
Black Hawk Building
Greeley
Waterloo West High School
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
The
Columbian National Life Insurance Company
Boston
Mass
Black Hawk
Bremer
Butter
Buchanan
Grundy
Payette
Minnesota Calves Arrive for National Dairy Exposition
Minnesota club brings five Jerseys and two Holsteins to Memphis for the dairy exposition. Elwood Johnson of Lafayette wins state champion calf club boy title. Calves head to the Cattle Congress where Guernseys and Brown Swiss will be judged by H. H. Kildes of Iowa State and J. P. Allyn of Delavan.
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Minnesota
Minnesota Club
Memphis
Elwood Johnson
Lafayette
Minn
Cattle Congress
H. H. Kildes
Iowa State College
Ames
J. P. Allyn
Delavan
Wis
Cops' Dancing Squad Arrests Two Girls in Chicago
Chicago police form a Dancing Squad after two patrolmen object to a dance at Public Hall. Miss Elsie Abrahamson and Miss Billie La Frambois are booked on disorderly conduct charges.
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Chicago
Elsie Abrahamson
Billie la Frambois
Mortuary Notices for Stella D Cameron in Waterloo
Stella D. Cameron 60 died at home of anemia at 9:50 pm. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday Petersen Bros chapel burial Elmwood Rev D W Whiteside officiating. Survived by husband S C Cameron mother Mrs Zion of Van Buren IA and children Mrs Madge Dubis Mrs Georgia Brill Mrs Flossie Brock Percy Chauncey Dale Viva. She was first of a 12 child family with seven brothers and four sisters. Also three accidents report injuries from autos in Waverly and Waterloo with minor injuries and a bruised unidentified girl at Logan and Riehl streets.
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Stella D. Cameron
Dale
Viva
Cameron
Brain Tests in Evening Post Quiz Across Universities
A reader instructions page presents a quick mental-math quiz with varied unit conversion questions. It invites tryers to answer and compare results, noting the test aims to gauge mental rating and knowledge.
Fredericksville Couple Hurt in Highway Crash
Fredericksburg residents Emil and Mrs Drape were injured when a truck struck their car near Minneapolis on a trip moving from Fredericksburg to Garske North Dakota. They received hospital treatment then returned home to relatives. Their 3 year old son Robert was uninjured. Other local injuries included Ralph Yarrington who broke his leg falling from a swing and Orval Nong who suffered head injuries after being struck by a passing vehicle. A family anniversary gathering welcomed L W Leach and spouse on their forty year marriage.
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Courier Special Service
Predericksburg
Minneapolis
Emil Drape
Fredericksburg
Garske
N. D
Yarrington
Ralph Yarrington
Orval
Orval Nong
L. W. Leach
Curtis to Speak in Chicago Wednesday
Senator Charles Curtis Republican candidate for vice president will make his first Chicago speech Wednesday night at a meeting sponsored by the Swedish American Hoover Curtis club. He will arrive in the city Wednesday morning. Farmer Savones Bank closes in Dike Iowa reports indicate frozen assets with 30 000 capital and 1909 organization. Building permits listed for several garages and a frame building with values from 100 to 2000 dollars. Lord Bishop Abraham Brownrigg of Ossory dies at 92 in Kilkenny Ireland. Alice Howe Davis from Des Moines visits Waterloo. her father C K Howe was a pioneer merchant of the city.
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Chicago
Charles Curtis
Hoover-Curtis Club
Dike Bank
Dike
Kilkenny
Ireland
Abraham Brownrigg
Ossory
Nes Moines
Alice Howe Davis
Des Moines
Waterloo
C. K. Howe
Cley
Parents Die That Baby Might Live
Anthony Ganas a 34 year old day laborer paced the Children's hospital halls awaiting news from the maternity ward The nurse announced he was the father of a baby girl but his wife Mrs Ganas had died and the infant needed blood Tony donated his blood but died last night Yet the baby thrives and grows
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Milwaukee
Anthony Ganas
Children’s Hospital
Republicans Seek Million-Dollar One-Dollar Donors
Washington Oct 1 ITNS) The Republican National Committee launches a drive for $1,000,000 in one-dollar contributions. Herbert Hoover supports broad participation, urging that campaign costs be funded by many donors rather than a few.
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Washington, D. C
ITNS
Republican National Committee
Herbert Hoover
Waterloo Boy Escapes From State School
Waterloo police report two boys Hamsel Greenley and Albert Weber missing from the Eldora state boys training school since early Saturday. Authorities say state officers have been asked to aid the search for the pair on Legion island where wild violets are blooming again as Lela May Boysen gathered a bouquet yesterday.
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Hamsel Greenley
Waterloo
Albert Weber
Eldora
Lela May Boysen
Legion Island
Five Men Charged with Liquor Crimes and Thefts
Henry Roberts of Cedar Falls pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in municipal court and was fined or jailed. C Ford of Marshalltown and Alex Green of Buckingham faced DWI charges, John W Crane of Reinbeck charged with illegal liquor possession, and Isaac Titus of West Twelfth Street charged with intoxication and bootlegging. Roy Metzger reported six bottles of wine stolen from Forum Drug Store and Fred Kulow's car was stolen. Mrs Layton reported a stolen skin coat.
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Henry Roberts
Cedar Falls
L. H. Hutchinson
Casebeer Heights
Logan Avenue
George J. Sager
C. 4
Ford
Marshalltown
Alex
Fred Kulow
Bowler Street
Six Hundred Dodge Owners Picnic At Beaver Creek Park
About 600 people attended the Dodge Bros owners picnic at Beaver Creek park sponsored by Frank Collord Jr Inc. The owners beat the dealer organization in a hall game. Winners and winners list include Slim Wilson Dickman Franklin for the owners and Collard Tegtmier for the organization.
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Dodge Bros
Beaver Creek Park
Frank Collord
Marjorie Simonson
Albert Hollub
Esther Hendricks
R. Rickers
A. C. Reiter
Katherine Lincoln
Eunice Dostal
Stoddard Elected President of District Rural Carriers
Members of the Third district Town Rural Letter Carriers association met in the federal courtroom and elected officers led by Stoddard as president from Jesup. A. Goodsell and M. E. Whitney named vice presidents for west and east ends, H. L. Kelly secretary, and William McCool treasurer and secretary for the east end. Two district picnics set for Labor Day next year at Eldora and Manchester. Chicago plans a citywide day of prayer on Oct 7 to encourage faith voters. Marriage licenses issued to Aloyssous Schlosser and Corrine Bedard Gilbertville.
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Eldora
Manchester
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L. Lewis
Mr. Hoover
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers’ Union
U.S
Chamberlin
Lune
Leviathan
Cherebourg
Pars
Bevin
Londen
Twerft
Cherburg
Boy Hunter
Aetna Life
Per, Mich
Sterling 4& Hemming
Della Moreling
Esther Gree
Waverly
O. B. Beck
Ellis Hotel
Cedar Falls Road
F. G. Tunks
Wacoma
Riehl Street
Evening Post
Society
Dakota
Sen. Curtis
S&s
Alanson B
Houghton
Lendon
Alanson Bb
Dodge
Stoddard
Aloyssous Schlosser
Corrine Bedard
Gilbertville
Red Hat
the Bartles-Shepherd Oil Co
Waterloo, Iowa
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