Democrats Push Midwest Appeal for Farm Votes
Washington report details a broad Democratic drive targeting farmers in 43 states including Illinois Iowa Ohio and Kansas led by George H Peek with Najobk at New York HQ and a planned budget up to 1 million dollars. The piece also notes Mrs Willebrandt and Lindbergh politics plus expected new women in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic William Wise
Washington, D. C
Smith Independent Agricultural Leagues
India
Minnesota
Iinois
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Ohio
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Montana
Kansas
New York National Committee
Barkob
Wil
George H. Peek
Moline
Washington
Peeks
Chicago
Ohvas
States Hesitate in Decisions on Smith or Hoover
In the campaign run up to the election both candidates face wary voters as both parties mobilize large volunteer forces. Campaign literature spreads via trains and newspapers while radio broadens reach, and a strong push toward last week before the vote shapes the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Hoover
Vieting Uouth
Trainroad
Serius
Democrats Oust Leaders in Madison County Alabama
Madison county Democratic executive committee members, including a chairman, were ousted for not pledging support to the full Democratic ticket. The county body also adopted a resolution to bar voters who do not vote the straight ticket from future Democratic primaries. A state committee subcommittee investigated alleged disloyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Madison County
Democratic Executive Committee
Participaton
Democratic State Committee
Kellogg Clarifies Resignation Remarks At Press Conference
Washington Oct 6 7 A dispute over Kellogg remarks at a press conference sparked speculation he would resign at the end of President Coolidge's term. The secretary later said he had not committed himself and noted ministers and ambassadors resign when administrations end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Kellogg
Cool Ee
Smiths sobriety subject of new row in New York
Albany dispatch reports a dispute over Governor Smith sobriety sparked by Rev. Manning Van Nostrand claims, with Edward G. Griffin citing an Indiana affidavit stating Smith appeared intoxicated after nomination. Van Nostrand denies direct accusation, noting prior statements about intoxication and broadcast behavior.
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Albany
Smith
Indiana
Manning E. van Nostrand
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Edward G. Griffin
Sink
Grif
van No-rtvand
Winona Lake
Winona
Ind
Gov. Smith
Houston
Griffin
George 3
A. Wickard
Winans Lake
Hill
Wickard
Alfred E. Smith
van Nostrand
New York
Exposition Attendance Set to Break All Records
Judges from Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa evaluated Holsteins Jerseys and Ayrshires at the Dairy Cattle Congress show. Tilingis Herd won the state herd title with Elmwood Farms taking the Holstein championship. Hudson won best six horse team, while Boulder Bridge Farm claimed four horse class honors.
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Axel Hansen
Minneapolis
Herold Searles
University of Minnesota
Earl Cooper
Holstein-Friesian Association
Joe Eves
Frank Astroeth
American Jersey Cattle Club
Les Wilson
Boulder Bridge Farm
Excelsior
Minn
C. Bo Finley
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Fawt
Earl Weaver
Ames
Ayrshire
Dairy Cattle Congress
Inois Cattle
Wisconsin
Iown
Holstein Association
Elpywood Tarnis
Deerfield
W. T. Raleigh
Freeport
John R. Logan
Seward
J. D. McDonald
West Salem
Wisconsin State Hospital
School For the Blind
Elmwood Farms
J. BD. McDonald
Wis
Paul Stewart
Maynard
Iowa
Elmwood
Co. E. Griffith
Mount Rigr
McDoneld
Hudson
Doe Greany
W. H. Reece
New Providence
Greany
Reece
W. A. Beemer
Beemer
Chapin
Minnesota
Boulder
Bridge Farm
Ayrshires win dairy class and jam exhibits in 1920s post
The article details Adam Seitz & Sons of Pewaukee winning dairy herd honors at a fair, with Fairfield Farm of Topeka placing second. It notes Miss Lloyd Church’s praise for canned goods exhibits, and Clarence D Chamberlin’s departure to Europe for an aircraft show. Also mentions a fill-in-the-blank quiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayrshires
Adam Seitz & Sons
Waukesha
Victors
Fairfield Farm
Peka
Kan
Seitz Ayr
Simmons
Pewaukee
Dairy Gate Congress
Lloyd Church
Ames
Chiurety
Suspected murder victim found in island grave
Three farmer boys sons of August Zippe while hunting for a rumored liquor cache found a body buried in a shallow grave in the sands of Hutton Island about 25 miles north of Burlington Indiana. Believed to be a middle aged unidentified homicide victim.
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Burlington
August Zippe
Hutton Island
Here
Des Moines Station Protests Channel Division Ruling
Des Moines Oct 6 a whears radio channel must be divided between WHO Des Moines and WOC Davenport. The federal radio commission ruled that WHO receive a clear channel and a regional channel for shared time with no west coast station. WHO and WOC were reassigned from regional part time to a shared time division, prompting a protest from Gerald Nollen of Bankers Life owner of WHO.
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Des Moines
Bestween
WOC
Qsport
Federal Radio Commission
Goy
John Hammill
Statons
Aut
WSUI
Jews City
WHO
West Coast
Clear Channel
Iowa
Gerald 8. Nollen
Bankers Life Company
Janesville Team Wins Light Harness Pull at Dairy Cattle Congress
The Janesville gray team driven by F. Rinehart won first place in the light team pulling contest at the Dairy Cattle Congress, weighing 2,635 pounds with a 2,500 pound pull for 27.5 feet. Will Mishler of Waverly placed second with 2,500 pounds for 20 feet, Guy Stoddard of Jesup third with 2,500 pounds for eight feet, and EB Coulwright of Waterloo fourth with 2,250 pounds for 18 feet. rain and horsemanship were decisive factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
F. Rinehart
Janesville
Dairy Cattle Congress
H. ©. Wright
Waverly
Fall May Be Ready For Teapot Dome Trial In April
Albert B. Fall, former secretary of the interior, said his conspiracy trial over the Teapot Dome leasing affair could go to trial in Washington not later than next April. He plans an eastern trip in spring and has asked counsel Mark Thompson to arrange the schedule after his physician cleared him for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy
Lindbergh
Hoover
Willant’ P. MacCracken, Jr
Secretary of Commerce For Aeronautics
bin" MacCracken
MacCrackens
Washington
Myrorid
Is. MacCracken
Hoovers
EL Paso
Tex
Albert B. Fall
Teapot Dome
Secretary of the Interior
Mark Thompson
Protests Over Husband’s Election as Jewelers President
Mrs Williams Froder of Durham North Carolina voiced opposition at the American National Retail Jewelers Association annual convension arguing her husband would be absent from home and their marriage would become companionate. Frasier defended his role as breadwinner and was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Vex
American National Retail Jewelers Association
William G. Froder
Durham
N. C
Mr. Frasier
Frazier
Independent bid filed for Sixth district county supervisor
Matt Ahles, sixth district county supervisor, filed a petition with County Auditor FP Esher to place his name on the November 6 ballot as an independent candidate seeking reelection. Republican nominee H G Poveril and Democrat Jacob Scares compete. Antes, a Democrat, did not run in the primary. The district covers Payner, Barclay and Fox townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Ahles
FP. W. Esher
H. G. Poveril
Jacob Scares
Antes
Payner
Barclay
Fox
Inhabitants Flee From Dangers of Political Rallies
Wiener Neustadt Austria October 6 The rattle of musketry and marching troops filled the air as rival political groups prepare for meetings tomorrow. Thousands flee the city while 12 000 troops police guard the streets. Authorities fortify the town with sandbags and hospitals ready. one casualty already reported as a social democrat shot the former burgomaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiener Neustadt
Austria
Viena
Vienna
Heimwehr
Home Defensa League of
Ener Socialists
Lower Austria
Targe
Weissenbach
Baden
Scipel
United States
Europe
Cameramen Frustrate Tunneys Honeymoon Escape
Florence reporters chase Gene Tunney and wife Polly Lauder Tunney as they flee crowds in Italy. The former heavyweight champion and bride dash between towns in a motor car with a large cold lunch basket to avoid hotel stops and photo shoots. They left Florence seeking privacy, declining to disclose their destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Italy
INSI
Gene Tunney
Polly” Lauder Tunney
Gas Blast Causes $1,000,000 Damage at Carpenter Steel Plant
A gas explosion at the Carpenter Steel company plant in Reading causes estimated $1,000,000 in damage. Two gas tanks ruptured destroying four buildings and shattering hundreds of window panes. Several people were thrown from beds but no injuries reported. cause of the explosion remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Pao
Carpenter Steel Company
Textile strike ends as workers accept compromise
New Bedford Mass Oct 6. The strike of 27000 textile operatives begun 25 weeks ago after a 10 percent wage cut ended this afternoon. The workers voted to accept a compromise of 5 per cent wage reduction, a concession they had previously rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
INSI
Mexicans Execute Rebels and Notables in Sunset Roundup
Mexico City reports Jacinto Loyala and six others were executed at San Louis Potast for rebellion. In Vera Cruz the Ramirez brothers were also executed. Miguel Arias, rebel leader from Tepatitlan district, was killed by federal firing squad in Jalisco. Building permits listed for W C Kohl and J Fairbanks in Victorville. Larry Seman, famed comedian, died at a sanitarium near Victorville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
ITNS
Jacinto Loyala
San Louis Potast
Vera Cruz
Ramirez Brothers
Miguel Arias
Tepatitlan
Jalisco
Fire Alarms Reported For Multiple Local Properties
Friday events include a fire alarm at 715 Winton Street causing $250 loss to living room contents. A car at 11 East Parker Street owned by R. J. Windsor sustains no major damage. Woolworth’s Store at 123-125 Fourth Street reports a minor electrical fault with a lighting box causing a small loss and brief alarm.
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F. G. Gale
Winton Street
East Parker Street
R. J. Windsor
Boston Street
Woolworth's
Tourth Street
Political speakers on radio today and tonight
Political broadcasts headline Herbert Hoover speaking at Elizabethton Tennessee at 2 03 p m over WJZ and 24 NBC stations in the east south and middle west. Representative J B Dickinson of Iowa to speak over WIZ at 6 P M Central Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Central Time
Herbert
Hoover
Elizabethton
Tenn
WJZ
National Broadcasting Company
East
South
Middlewest
J. LB. Dickinson
Towa
WIZ
Livingston flies in for dedication plans at Waterloo field
John H. Livingston arrived from Aurora in his derby winning plane to discuss the planned dedication next Saturday of Water loo Airport as Chapman field. Attendees included Waterloo Airport Inc and the Waterloo chapter of the National Aeronautical Association. Seven army planes will perform aerial maneuvers, with dedicatory rites honoring Lieut. Carl Chapman. Also in town, Clifford R. Trimble arrived to study the Dairy Cattle Congress and a scrap book on Livingston’s cross country flight was shown. In a separate note, Margaret Olds 12 was found after another escape and placed under probation supervision.
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Aurora
John H. Livingston
Wothers
Waterloo
Chapman Field
Black
Waterloo Airport, Inc
National Aeronautical Association
Beckers Chapman Post
American Legion
Livingstony
Mid- West Airways, Inc
Fort Omaha
Selfridge Field
Carl Chapman
Livingston
Clifford RR. Trimble
Births Reported From Local Homes and Hospitals
A long births list reports numerous families welcoming children in Aug and Sept at Cedar Rapids area addresses, clinics, and hospitals. Names include Lloyd Lawrence Delagardelle, Deloris Jean Green, Dorothy Laven Huston, Jamies Bir, Virgil Maria Lanth, Shirley Mare celle, Clifford LeRay Krivsminger, Joliy Raymmand, Roger Lre, George Banll, Betty Jone, Colleen Mane, and many others, with dates and parental locations across Cedar Rapids and nearby towns. The father or mother addresses include Gilvertville, Bye Amore, Presbyterian hospital, SIE Iowa, Buckingham, and Allen Memorial hospital among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Delagardelle
Gilvertville
Lloyd Lawrence
William Green
Deloris Jean
Everest Hale Dickson
Presbyterian Hospital
Edgar Allen Huston
SIE
Iowa
Dorothy Laven
Edward Cavanaugh
Buckingham
Jamies, Bi
Joseph Lederman
Cherry
Sidary
Milton R. Bakkie
Bad Forest
Robert Milton
John Phillips
Payner Township
Theresa Marie
Ira FR
Prelow
Falls
Robert Charles
Henry DB. Wieslex
Euclid
Ernest Joseph
Freeman Decker
Lili Black Hawk
Robert Levine
George Conklin
Glendale
Lyle Telle
Ernie Gary
Toit Pirthwest
Shirley Marecelle
Thomas Arthur
Sepo
Betty Jone
Jesse W. Krivsminger
Conger
Clifford LeRay
Arthur
Hussman
Vine
Joliy Raymmand
William B. Harper
Charles
Roger Lre
LeRoy Bard
Quincy
Eugene
Francis Kemp
Washburn
Raphael .Josephing
Warren Hewitt
Kentgelman
Fat Matic
Aldwig Norman Grim- Stad
Lafayette
Thomas Ronald
Len Drum
Grant
Bonnald Eugene
Nicholas Phillips
Pranklin
Donal Charles
Emmett
Hasty
Yearinty Court
Fteles Yrone
Victor M. Roethler
Harrilson
John Kenneth
Thomas Thilgen
Waterlon
Norman Francis
Theodore Drape
Lovejoy
Phyllis Moe
Henry FP. Fridtey
Eighth West
Homer Searcy
Wendell Homer
Walter M. Sutherland
Washington
Patricia Ann
Theodore Fm. Crawford
Hammond
Deverly Helen
Lester RK. Detteart
Allen Memorial Hospital
Lester Wayne
Robert ©. Diekel
Alm Bruce
Cedar Rape
Tds
Lincoln Douglas Debate Reenactment At Knox College
Galesburg hosts a re enactment of the 1858 Lincoln Douglas debate with Frank McGlynn as Lincoln and Al Pierson as Douglas. Notables like Carl Sandburg Ida Tarbell and William Barton attend as 40 000 expected. Old Main hall is the historic setting with education figures and a staged tribute ending with Drinkwater's Abraham Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Stephen A
Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
White House
Knox College
al Pierson
Frank McGlynn
Carl Sandburg
William E. Barton
Ida M. Tarbell
Beard
New College
McKinley
Taft
Chauncey Depew
Robert Todd Lincoln
Robert Lincoln
United States
Richard Haney
Edgar J. Goodspeed
Knox
Drinkwater
Edwards seeks independent ballot line in Cedar Falls race
County attorney Frank W. Edwards may appear on the November 6 general election ballot as an independent after a petition filed by Ell F. Crouse and 29 others. Gwynne leads Republicans, Reed runs Democrats. Edwards left Cedar Falls for Mount Vernon with his wife and daughter Glendolyn at Cornell College.
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Frank W. Edwards
Ste
F. W. Esher
Ell F. Crouse
Crouse
Edwards
John W. Gwynne
Ray Reed
Mount Vernon
Glendolyn
Cornell College
Walnut Street
Cedar Falls
College HA
Samuel McKitrick
D. Sands Wright
Teachers College
Spead
Religious Education Department
Diegel Opens Lead in Final Match at Five Farms
Diegel led Espinosa 4 up after 18 holes of the 34 hole final for the professional golf championship at Five Farms Course Baltimore on Oct. 6. He forged ahead on the second nine after six holes and finished the front nine at 35, matching par for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Farms
Baltimore
Leo Diegel
al Espinosa
Diegel
Man Seeks Liquor. Boys Pilot Him to Police Station
Three youths Arthur Petts 13 of 1627 Jefferson Street Lawrence Salman 13 of 1410 Commercial Street and George Deahl 13 of 1005 Commercial Street alleged to have piloted Ed Doyle 25 drunk to the police headquarters after Doyle asked Mrs Dean at 1006 Commercial where to buy liquor. Doyle was subsequently locked up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Pheasant season in Black Hawk county unlikely
Interviews with Izaak Walton League leaders and Burr G Lichty indicate no open pheasant season will be supported in Black Hawk county. Members oppose open season until laws raise a stricter bag limit, citing current 12 birds per day as excessive and birds scarce. Additional advisory commission members listed include Cavanaugh, Baderow, Lampman, and Speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Izaak Walton League
Burr G. Lichty
Des Moines
Theodore C. Menges
Waterloo
Izaak Wallerleague
Menges
W.D. Burdick
Cedar Heights
Klichty
G Bichty
Advisory Commission
D. E. Cavanaugh
Fort Dodge
Edgar Baderow
Sioux City
R. Lb. Lampman
Grand Junction
D. &. Speaker
Lake City
Russian Flier Questions His Ice Floe Observation
Moscow October 6 Chukhnovsky the Italia crew captain vessels Adalberto Mariano and Filippo Zappi was certain he saw three men on an ice floe but now believes his view was mistaken He said he likely misread objects on the ice as human figures after guiding the Russian ice breaker Krassin to the stranded crew members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Vhukhnovsky
Zappi
Mariano
Pinn Malgren
Marlano
Zappt
Mrs. Harriet A. Cutler Near Death From Pneumonia
Mrs. Harriet A. Cutler, aged woman, was reported at her home 412 Fourth Street East to be near death from pneumonia that began Wednesday. She is the first wife of F. E. Cutler, founder of the Cutler Hardware Company, and serves as vice president of the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House of Representatives
Ruth
Babes
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Tlinois
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Ruth Baker Pratt
New York
McCormick
Owen
Pratt
New York City
Gotham
Ruths
Margaret Olds
Ash Street
Margaret
Harriet A. Cutler
Fourth Street
Cutler
F. E. Cutler
Cutler Hardware Company
Fake Painter of Woodland Scenes Arrested in Wis
David Ackerman, 40, was held here after being arrested in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Identified by Mrs. Margaret Smith of Lake Forest as the man who months ago attacked her after tying her to a tree in a wood lot nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Forest
Get
David Ackerman
Kenosha
Wis
Margaret Smith
Cold-Canvassing Talk At Waterloo Underwriters Meet
Earl White of New York Life discussed whether cold-canvassing pays at the Waterloo Underwriters Association weekly meeting in Black's tearoom. Charles H. Greeley of Actna Life was elected secretary. Separately, Gov Len Small issued requisition for Louis Williams, held in Kenosha, Wis, on a destruction of property charge.
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Earl White
New York Life Insurance Company
Waterloo
Asso
Black’s
Charles H. Greeley
Actna Life Insurance Company
Springfeld
Til
Gav
Len Small
Lake County
Louis Williams
Kenosha
Wis
Williams
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N.Y. Evening Post, Inc
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W. C. Kohl
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Fumball
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Larry Seman
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Netter
Thors
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Miller
Phons
Radio
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Cedar Polis
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Leon A. Bayix
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Dimly
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Mra
Alvin Roy Hansen
Delores Bernlec
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Advisory Game Commission
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