Harding Kimble of White County Fires Question in Des Moines
Des Moines crowds greet Senator Warren G. Harding at a political rally with large attendance. Harding answers questions directly, including Ireland and peace with Germany, and defends not seeking separate peace terms. He campaigns for Senator Cummins reelection and praises the Cummins-Esch bill as landmark legislation.
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Senator Harding Endorses Cummins in Iowa Stop
In Des Moines the nominee agreed to a stop to aid Cummins. At Newton Senator Harding closed with praise, saying there isn’t a finer, more useful and able man in public life today than your own great senator Albert B. Cummins.
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County coal contract approved in Scott County
At the Scott County board of supervisors meeting yesterday a contract was made with the Black Coal company to furnish coal to the county courthouse the city poor St Robert s hospital and the juvenile home for 10 25 per ton about 400 tons will be delivered due to the cancellation of William Shango s contract Webster City banker dead W J Cavil president of the First National Bank of Webster City Iowa died Wednesday night at his home after several years of ill health he had been confined to his home and bed for only a few weeks
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