Marriage in Rome Knits Polly Lauder to James Tunney
The society note reports the Rome wedding of Miss Mary Josephine Lauder to James Joseph Tunney in Hotel de Russie with Monsignor Breslin officiating. The couple departs for an undisclosed destination after the ceremony as headlines preview upcoming political events and other society items.
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Mary Josephine
Polly) Lauder
James
Joseph
Gene) Tunney
America
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Tunneys
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Hotel de Russie
Piazza del Populo
Joseph A. Breslin
Hoover Smith clash over New York and Massachusetts in race talks
Washington dispatch describes a pivotal months race in the northeast as Hoover and Smith target New York and Massachusetts. Hoover plans a Madison Square Garden rally Oct 22 while Smith seeks a large Manhattan victory to cap his statewide push. Prohibition and religious issue tensions loom as both camps map late campaign moves.
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Steamer Celeano Sinking in Mid Ocean Signals Urgent Aid
New York radios report the steamer Celeano sinking in a hurricane off mid Atlantic with a request for immediate assistance. The White Star liner Laurentic relayed the message, giving positions 48 59 N and 33 52 W. The steamer America was said to be heading to assist, but further details were not learned.
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Gaanes Taken by Georgia Officers
Clinton S. Carnes former treasurer of the Southern Baptist home mission board left Winnipeg for Atlanta to face embezzlement charges. He admitted aiding two movie apprentices and sought to resolve entanglements allegedly worth between 150000 and 1000000 dollars. Canadian police escorted him to the railway station where he was handed to Georgia authorities for transport.
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Seven Army Planes to Attend Waterloo Airport Dedication
Seven army airplanes are slated to participate in the dedication ceremonies for Waterloo airport east of Waterloo, named Chapman Field, on Saturday October 13. Maj. Gen. H A Smith confirms four planes from Fort Omaha and three from Selfridge Field Michigan will attend. The field honors Lieut Carl Wesley Chapman, first American aviator killed in World War I.
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Courier delivery by 5 30 policy note
The notice states home delivery by 5 30 and asks readers to call if the paper is late. It instructs reporters or carriers to inform the office before 5 30 p m and promises a copy by that time.
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Tunney Marries Miss Lauder in Rome Hotel Ceremony
Gene Tunney former heavyweight champion wed Mary Josephine Lauder in a civil service at Hotel De Russie Rome on Oct 3 with a small party present. The couple later held a Catholic ceremony with special dispensation as reporters faced hostile photographers outside.
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de Russie
Piazza del Popol
Tunney
Ony Miners Mary Call New Strike
Des Moines dispatches report dissatisfaction with a new minimum wage scale of 4800 a day agreed by a joint committee of operators and miners. In Melcher 1600 union workers did not return to work, and miners say they will not abide by the scale even if approved in the union referendum next Tuesday, predicting a general strike within days unless a better agreement is reached.
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Chicagoan Heads Bank Association
Craig B. Hazlewood vice president of Union Trust Chicago was elected president of the American Bankers Association to succeed Thomas R. Preston. John Gerdes Lonsdale of National Bank of Commerce St. Louis was elected first vice president Romer Stephenson St Joseph Loan Trust South Bend Indiana named second vice president. Executive committee members chosen were R C Lord Guardian Bank Detroit and T O Hammond Montana Trust Helena.
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Craig B. Hazlewood
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American Bankers Association Today
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Chattanooga
R. C. Lord
Guardian Bank
Detroit
Mich
T. O. Hammond
Montana
Trust & Savings Bank
Helena
Mont
Wool Fire Wipes Avellaneda Wool District
Fire in the Avellaneda neighborhood near Buenos Aires destroyed about 4300 tons of wool and 700 tons of hides. Loss estimated at 840000 dollars.
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Avellaneda
Courier to broadcast world series feel with play by play
Tomorrow at 12 30 the Evening Courier will present a live play by play of the game using three leased wires from its giant storeboard on the Park avenue side. Readers can visit to enjoy expert baseball commentary and receive special announcements by phone.
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Evening Courier
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Red Cross Relief Drives Toward 73 Percent Target
Black Hawk county aims for 2000 dollars for Florida and West Indies relief and has raised about 73 percent. Urgent subscriptions are urged so the Red Cross can aid storm victims without delay. Send checks payable to the American Red Cross to Herman C. Miller in Hotel Russell-Lemson, Waterloo chapter commander.
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Youth Who Posed as Woman's Slain Son to Come Home
The 11 year old Arthur Hutchins from Marion Taboy posed as Walter Collins, Glendale youths missing and killed, but now Mrs Violet Hutchins admits him as her stepson. Arthur told police he fled DeKalb Illinois aiming to reach the coast and a hoped for bellhop or movie star career. He was returned to Mrs Christine Collins who had earlier denied him.
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Mrs Knapp Leaves New York Penitentiary
Florence E S Knapp was released from Albany county Penitentiary between midnight and 5 am with relatives. The state official, serving a 30 day term for larceny of state census funds, is believed headed to New Bedford Massachusetts.
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Three Bandits Rob Penn Avenue State Bank
Three armed unmasked men held up the Penn Avenue State Bank in Minneapolis stealing about $12,000. They cowed six employees and customers during the afternoon robbery.
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Coolidges to Observe Wedding Anniversary
Washington October 31 The President and Mrs Coolidge will observe the twenty third anniversary of their wedding tomorrow marking twenty three years since their marriage in the capital.
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War ends and lifetime of service recalled for James Harper
The article recalls James Harper from Cedar Rapids who served in World War I. It notes his training at Clamacy France and later roles as a military policeman in the embarkation area before mustering out in July 1919. Harper hails from Vinton.
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Lindbergh Sees Hoover Victory As Supremely Important
Cable from Charles A. Lindbergh sent from New York to Herbert Hoover expresses strong belief in Hoover’s election as crucial for the country. Lindbergh notes his admiration for Hoover’s character and leadership, stating the next four years would be better under Hoover regardless of party.
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Opium Seizure on Dollar Line Steamer at Jersey City
Three thousand cans of opium with a boot leg value of 1.5 million dollars were seized from the Dollar Line steamer President Harrison docking at Jersey City. Customs officials said it was the largest smoking opium seizure at an eastern port. Four Chinese crew members including the boatswain were arrested for attempted smuggling. the line faces about 600 thousand dollars in fines.
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Short Interviews With Home Folks
Miss Jane Thompson says the Social Welfare league has a clear employment sheet for the first time in months. She notes no names of unemployed workers are listed, and a Waterloo employer recently asked for workers but was told none are available. She cautions against portraying Waterloo as a city with abundant jobs and urges migrants to avoid moving with no funds.
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Des Moines Bull Wins Grand Champion Jersey at Dairy Cattle Congress
The Des Moines Bull Majesty's Gold Medal, shown by Sterling and Wemming, Des Moines, crowned grand champion Jersey bull and first Iowa bull to win the honor. Huge crowds, heavy traffic, and busy displays marked the Dairy Cattle Congress with thousands attending and livestock exhibits drawing broad regional interest.
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