In the Spotlight of TODAY'S News political rallies in Austria
The article describes Austrian rallies in Neustadt near Vienna with 400 factories closed and hospitals commandeered to ensure order as 12,000 troops practice under police direction. It notes rival groups Social Democrats and Heimwehr plan rallies, and factors behind the government’s security measures.
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Wienner
Neustadt
Austria
Vienna
Social Democrats
Heimwehr
Spectacular 1928 campaign clash in corn belt state races
Nominating battles loom as both parties claim southern majorities in a tight race. The fight centers on Smith versus Hoover with Democrats drilling in Iowa Kansas and the farm belt while Republicans push into Georgia and Texas. Hoover denounces anti Catholic attacks and the campaign moves through Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota and New York as October nears and states lean toward one or the other.
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Byron Price
Associated Press
Minneapoliis
Minn
SUN
Iowa
Kansas
South
Georgian
Texas
Smith
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Barsh
Hoover
Northwest
Willie W. Galdwell
Virginian
Work
Oliver D. Street
Alabama
Horace A. Mann
Hoover Southern
Dixie
Huge merger of hail lines loom and railways unite
Washington, Oct. 6. Prospects for the greatest merger in railway history linking the Great Northern and Northern Pacific grew brighter as a modified plan was submitted to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Attorneys for the two lines said they could accept conditional authorization for a unification covering about 20 000 miles of track with reservations for later cancellation if a nationwide merger develops or if verification later proves contrary to public interest.
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Washington, D. C
U.R
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Byrd Denies Race With Wilkins for South Pole Trip
Commander Richard E. Byrd arrived in Los Angeles on his way to the south to join a Belisar expedition and denied any contest with Sir George Hubert Wilkins. Byrd said there is no race and outlined plans to establish bases and chart vast areas. He may delay preparations due to a severe fever.
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Richard Evelyn Byrd
North Pole
Antarctic
Sir George Hubert Wilkins
Los Angeles
Byrd
San Pedro
Gal
Lyle Woomack
Ratth Elster
Canal Zone
Cal
UPI
Richard EB. Byre
Belsar
Aged Man Struck by Car at Wadena Seriously Hurt
Couriee Nivehal Servient Wadena reports Lafe Hawn, aged man, seriously injured when struck by an automobile driven by Mrs. Taither Voslind last night. Details are unclear. authorities believe he failed to see the car in time. He is at relatives' home.
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Wadena
Couriee Nivehal Servient Wadena
Lafe Hawn
Taither Voslind
Hts
Farm land sales rise says real estate auctioneer
William Holland reports brisk farm land movement in Black Hawk and nearby counties. In three weeks he sold nine farms, two poor lands at 65 and 75 dollars per acre, seven at 100 to 200 dollars per acre, despite warnings of no bids. The buyer paid cash, indicating improving farm real estate conditions.
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William Holland
Black Hawk
Counes
Grundy Attorney Nominated by Acclamation for State Senate Seat
Grundy Center attorney Charles T. Rogers was nominated by acclamation at the Republican district convention to be the candidate for state senator in the Thirty-eighth district. His nomination fills the vacancy from Arch W. McFarlane's resignation. Democrats in the district offered no nominee as of press time. Hermann Miller declined to run. Rogers has practiced law in Grundy Center since 1907 and is married with a son in Kansas City.
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Charles T. Rogers
Grundy Center
Rogers
Arch W. McFarlane
Semiuter
Black Hawk- Grundy
Leute
Black Hawk County
Grondy
Miles Potter
Wirk Hoxie
E. L. Gorton
Clinton County
Grundy County
Wood
Grandy Center
George W. Wood
Waterloo
Edward A. Ruppelt
Rogers & Ruppelt
Robert M
Lves
Kansas City
Hernan ©. Miller
Miller
American Rec Cross
Florida
Des Moines Bank Office Robbery by Two Negro Bandits
Two men robbed the Des Moines Building Loan and Savings office. They bound secretary Elmer E. Miller, took about 300 dollars in cash plus Miller’s watch and 25 dollars of his money, then fled. Miller, alone in the office, was shoved into a washroom before escaping.
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Des Moines
Oct
Bes Moines Building, Loan & Savings Association
Elmer E. Miller
Miller
Papa Returns After Five Weeks Absent From Home
In Urbana Ta Ort G U P Matt Radding a farmer who left his wife and daughter Mary nine, five weeks ago reappeared yesterday as the household goods were being sold. He said he had been working in Waterloo but gave no reason for leaving. The daughter asked newspapers to inform him to come home.
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Urbana
Ort
G—U.p
Matt Radding
Mary
Waterloo
Courier delivery deadline notice to readers
The Courier announces home delivery before 0:59 o'clock each day. If the carrier is late or an error occurs and you do not receive the paper by that time, call 3400 and a copy will be remailed. Phone lines should be reached before 0:39 p.m. for assistance.
Robinson promises six month farm relief in New Mexico
Senator Joseph T. Robinson told a New Mexico audience that farm relief within six months after Congress convenes was promised. He blamed Republicans for failing to advance farm solutions and urged support for governor Smith’s views on women and children. An overflow crowd gathered, with another street address after theater limits were reached.
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Clovis
N. Mes
U.P
Joseph. T. . . Robinson
New, Mexico
Peciederit
Simmons
Robinson
Amarillo
Tex
Borah
Idaho
Herbert Hoover
Smith
Hoover Democrats
ACA AND NAO MERGE PLANS REPORTED IN NEW YORK
New York bankers Lehman Brothers and Blair & Co. announce discussions to create a holding company with Radio Corporation of America and Keith-Albee-Orpheum. Reports say a merger includes the radio corporation, Keith-Albee-Orpheum vaudeville circuit, and the Film Booking Office. If formed, the holding company would back the photophone sound film device.
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New York
Lehman Brothers and
Blair & Co
Radio Corporation
Keith-Albce-Orpheum, Inc
Morning Telegraph Today
Peo Tween
Radio
Re G. A
Photophone
Film Booking Office
Pathe Exchange
Keith-Albee-Orpheum
Ten Years Ago in the Service Clyde Bell Recalls War Duty
Clyde Bell of 522 Wyoming street served 17 months in France and fought in major engagements with US troops. He said the 300 American locomotives behind Iss Surattell were prepared for exclusive American use, and his Fifty seventh engineers units celebrated after the armistice. Bell also served with the 334th machine gun battalion and the 372nd infantry, with heavy fighting in the Argonne region.
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Clyde Bell
Wyoming Street
Apent
France
United States
Iss Surattell
Bell
Fraviece
K Bell
Argonne
Minnesota Heifer Wins Grand Championship at Dairy Cattle Show
The Dairy Cattle Congress closes with a grand champion Holstein winning the junior interstate show. Rex Picplow of Aurora earns grand champion showman. De Kol Lady Pieterthc Veeman, owned by Rom. Reinueke, Morristown, takes the state title. Jersey and Guernsey victors named. attendance expected to top 160000 as Hippodrome acts cap the week.
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Minn
Rex Pieplow
Aurora
Polly Ormsby
Minnesota
Raymond Hoeger
Waucoma
Fayette County
Generous Baby Lou
Jesup
Fred Thompson
Financial Fairy Rose
Gloria Dick
Leonard Thelander
Callender
Erwin Pratzke
Constance Aleda
Dairy Cattle Congress Club
Rex Picplow
Walter de ~ Winter
Town State Dairy Association
Jessica Taylor
Forest Lake
Jersey
Gertrude Kaiser St. Olaf
Guernsey
Kurt Fratzke
Ayrshire
Hoover outlines rules for a president in Tennessee speech
Herbert Hoover said a president must administer the biggest government, cooperate with Congress to enact and enforce laws, lead his party, and guide policy by the conscience and ideals of the American people. He urged presidents to interpret the conscience of Africa and govern with broad responsibility.
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Herbert. Hoover
Tennessee
United States
Congress
Alufrica
Curtis Rest Ordered By Physician During Chicago Visit
Senator Charles Curtis Republican vice presidential nominee was confined to bed at his Chicago hotel under physician orders. He arrived Tuesday and spent time in conferences and a political meeting before attending horse races on Thursday and giving eight speeches during an automobile tour of northern Indiana. A sore throat that has troubled him for over a week was aggravated by yesterday's exertion but is expected to improve by Monday night for a speech at Devil's Lake North Dakota.
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Chicago
U.P
Charles Curtis
Phy Siciani
Curtis
Indiana
Devil's Lake
N. D
Zeppelin to carry 10000 fare across sea to US voyage
Berlin reports the Graf Zeppelin will transport eighteen passengers to the United States with regular fares of 3000 dollars. Start is set after Tuesday depending on weather. Dr Ludwig Kanan of the Centrist party will represent the Reichstag and director von Tyszka will accompany to help set future passenger insurance rates.
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Germany
United States
Reichstag
Berlin
Zeppelin
Ludwig Kanan
Centrish Party
Geneva
von Tyszka
Weather outlook for Oct 8 to 13 across regions
Washington weather forecast for week of Oct 8 to 13 notes local showers near the start and likely again midweek in the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. Temperatures expected to run near or above normal for much of the period with generally fall conditions.
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Washington, D. C
Mississippi
Missouri
Hormel
Hoover Campaign Draws Fireworks At Watauga Bridge
Elizabethton Tennessee October 6 Herbert Hoover visited the edge of the city to deliver a major campaign address amid whistles and dynamite blasts marking the dedication of a new bridge. The event featured a radio hookup and a reception by local leaders including Representative J Will Taylor and former Gov Alfred A Taylor. Hoover spoke on national unity and patriotism, stressing that Americans are one people across regional lines as he pressed his bid in the Democratic Dixie region.
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WHO
WOC
Federal Radio Commission
Des Moines
Davenport
Imush
Washington
WSUL
WOI
Iowa Chy
Ames
Hoover
Tennessee
Smith
Senator Borah
Elizabethton
Tenn
U.P
Herbert Hoover
New Watauga Bridge
James L. West
Associated Press
Southland
Dixie
Confederacy
Virginia
North Carolina
Middlewest
South
Wizalet Hooover
Soldiers’ Home
Johnson City
Chamber of Commerce
Valley of Virginia
Merce
Moorer
King's Mountain
J. Will.Taylor
Larollette
Alfred. A. Taylor
Happy Valley
United States
West
Alabama
Vermont
Watauga
Ne Dag
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South Pole
Grundy
McFarlane
Negro Bandits
Papa
Sal Felice
Henry Gearge
Idalita
Havana
Martin Best Sc
Dadivertist
Menty
NLM
ACA
NAO
Vaude and
Film Field
Georges Alderson
Maynard
Prieda Trifomnia Ormsby
Evelyn Petrak
Cedar Rapids
Evergreenside
Ecalves
Bernice
Cottell
Tipton
Buchanan County
Clayton
Benson
Webster
Holstein
Payette
Cerro Gordo
Tama
Ghin
Herbert Hogover
U. S
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Madeine
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