Dickinson Defends Farm Relief in Marion Talk
Rep L J Dickinson spoke to the Marion Community Club arguing for agricultural equality through surplus control and pledges from the 1924 Republican platform. He criticized Sec Jardine and Rep Cole while urging Holland’s McNary Haugen farm relief, noting Iowa’s loan interest burden.
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Rapids Gazette
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Marion Community Club
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Gazette
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Republican Party
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U Wden
Cleveland
Congress
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Humboldt
Rep. Cole
Iowa
Undercover Men to Cover District for Dry Enforcement
Former Iowa prohibition chief Glen A. Brunson returns from Omaha to lead the state dry forces as deputy administrator under Andrew McCamphell in Des Moines. He says two or three agents may be eliminated and replaced by undercover men working in the tristate district.
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Des Moines
Glen A. Brunson
Prohibition
Iowa
Omaha
Andrew McCamphbell
Brunson
Chicago Population Nears Three Million in Census Estimate
The Census Bureau release shows Chicago city population at 2,995,229 and Philadelphia over 2,000,000, with New York figures unavailable. The department of commerce notes these estimates reflect growth since 1926 and cover major U.S. cities.
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INS
Department of Commerce
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Cattle Chew Wings Of Farmer’s Plane In Red Oak Iowa
Hungry cattle devoured the lower wings of a plane owned by C. J. Tuttle in Red Oak Iowa. Tuttle had just returned home and a fence he built around the plane was broken through by the cattle seeking feed.
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Red Oak
Get
C. J. Tuttle
Tuttle
Woman stabbed in taxi cab feud over affection
Mrs Irene Dye, 1313 Commercial street, received a neck stab wound from sister Mrs Florence Farney, 1411 Commercial street, at 11 45 p m yesterday in a taxi with driver H H Hinkle and Henry Stewart present. Police blame jealousy. Farney released after questioning. Dye has not pressed charges. The women previously fought in the street and in municipal court they reconciled.
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Irene Dye
Commercial Street
Florence Farney
H.hinkle
Henry Stewart
Denison Banker Begins Sentence Plans for Future
Ft Madison Iowa Dec 12 C L Voss 57 sentenced to 10 years for forgery plans to return to real estate and loan work after term. Former Denison banker convicted when his bank closed in 1984 has been assigned to the prison library and works cheerfully scrubbing doors. He seeks no bitterness and focuses on doing well in prison.
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Ft. Madison
C. L. Voss
Altho
Dodge Car Owners Picnic Draws Prizes Despite Rain
Fourth annual Dodge Brothers owners picnic at Union Bridge near Winslow drew 496 attendees. Prizes went to Jennie Mabry and Mrs Crahan in women events, Marjorie Farmer and Wayne Seller in children and youth races, J E Hilton and Roy Hilton in men’s events, with A C Reiter claiming the newest 1915 car. A owners vs. organization ball game ended 2 to 1, umpired by Jack Dettmer.
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Dodge Brothers Car Owners
Collard-Hull Company
Dodge Deaser
Union Bridge
Winslow
Jennie Mabry
Crahan
Refter
Miss Lincoln
Follett
Marjorie Farmer
Wayne Seller
Lester Dosital
Cleo Hunter
Marie Buehner
Margaret Hattrip
J. E. Hilton
Roy Hilton
J. H. Poorman
A. C. Reiter
Jack Dettmer
Waterloo Masons Honored at Carroll
Waterloo delegates to the annual grand council meeting at Royal and Select Masters and the grand chapter meeting of Royal Arch Masons at Carroll returned Saturday. A. H. Holt was re elected grand treasurer and Ralph B. Slippy was elected illustrious grand principal conductor of the work. Grobe and L S Furtay attended the local Royal Arch meeting.
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Rn Arch
Carroll
Royal and Select Masters
A. H. Holt
Ralph _B. Slippy
W.W. Sheplee
Holt
Slippy
Grobe
L. S. Furtay
Royal Arch
Prov Herron Friend of Wilson Dies After Illness
Prof George Verron described as friend of Woodrow Wilson dies after heart illness. Mention of his European years and political ties. earlier life linked to Wilson era and 1919 postwar discussions. In Paris rioting follows general strike with 28 shot and three police wounded, including a captain.
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Germany
George Verron
Woodrow Wiisai
Iday
Monteza
Cohurch
Tie Bv
Europe
Wilson
Unsuce Prinkino
Paris
Aunt
Phomial & Cochurch
Fred
Caplain
Body of mail pilot found on hillside after crash
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania a mail pilot, Charles I. Ames, 32, missing since Oct 1, is found dead in the wreckage of his plane buried under felled trees on Nit tany mountain. The body was recovered by 14-year-old John Barmitt as searches continued with a $1,750 reward expected to be paid.
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Bellefonte
Postal Service
Charles I. Ames
Smailene
Nittany Mountain
Guo
Pitot Ames
New York
Ames
Carl F. Egge
John D. Barmitt
Vaolunteers
National Guardsmen
xAir Quail
Chicago
Young Barovitt
Air Postal Service
Ite
Cleveland
Hollywood
Cal
Paul
Birdman
Washington, D. C
Pilot Ames
Paul Ames
Jackson
Mich
Delegates Arrive for Auditors Meet in Chicago
The first of more than 1,200 delegates due to attend the Auditor Bureau of Circulation convention arrived in Chicago. Representatives from over 90 percent of US advertising and publishing firms will attend. The event runs Thursday through Friday, ending with a downtown hotel banquet where Postmaster General Harry S. New will speak.
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Chicago
Auditor Bureau of Circulation
United States
Dow Town
Harry 8. New
Jury Frees Slayer of Daughter's Suitor
W B Cole wealthy cotton man of Rockingham North Carolina was acquitted of murder in the killing of W W Ormand former suitor of Cole's 24 year old daughter Elizabeth The defense argued Ormand slandered the daughter and Cole said he acted in self defense while transitorily in sane
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Rockingham
N. C
APJ
W. B. Cole
Freedom Today
W. W. Ormand
Elizabeth
Ormand
Cole
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promoted for Liver and Bowels
A dated ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a cure all for liver and bowel ailments. It claims the tablets brighten complexions and eyes, relieve headaches, and improve digestion, urging nightly use as a safer alternative to calomel.
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Flom
Dwards
Dr. Edwards
Salvation Army to Open City Headquarters in Charles City
The Salvation Army will officially open its Charles City headquarters on Saturday with Rev. G. A. Hess chairing the meeting and leading the service. Local supporters prepare to welcome the new center.
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Salvation Armyv
Cieaikles
Charles City
Salvation Army
G. A. Hess
Chalminy
Ute Opening Attended by Des Moines Adjutant and Mason City Band
Adjutant Norman Marshall from Des Moines leads staff in a ceremony with the Salvation Army band of Mason City providing music and Mayor Walleser representing the city at the Ute opening.
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Norman Marshall
Des Moines
Salvationa Army Band of
Mason City
Walleser
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