Insurgent Western GOP Hints At Norris Backing
Washington October 19 The partisan insurgent bloc of western nonparty Republicans backs Senator Norris of Nebraska as a presidential nominee while seeking clearer views from Frank Lowden of Illinois on western issues. Senator Nye of North Dakota urges Lowden to clarify his stance on western interests and cautions that mere passage of the McNary Haugen bill won’t save agriculture. The group, including Borah of Idaho, Brookhart of Iowa, and Frazier of North Dakota, works on a new farm relief bill acceptable to Borah while growth in the bloc’s ranks remains limited amid cautious reactions from McMaster and others. The Norris camp faces uncertainty over candidate selection and unity.
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Norris
Nebraska
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North Dakota
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Washington Chamber of Commerce
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Borah
Idaho
Brookhart
Iowa
Frazier
Bilt
McNary- Haugen
Coolidge
McMaster
South“ Dakota
Altho
Aputo
Farm relief hopes shape Republican race chatter
In remarks attributed to Senator Norris and Senator Borah, McMaster says he would campaign for either if needed but stresses the electorate wants a candidate who can secure the nomination. Some group members privately hope Norris may bow out, clearing the way for Borah, contingent on a farm relief bill aligned with Idaho’s views.
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Borah
Kelley Team Wins Osage Crow Hunt Crowed Victors Entertained
Sid Kelley and his team won the Osage crow hunt conducted Monday by annual custom. The victors will be entertained at dinner by the losers W H Salisbury and associates. Mrs Lydia Dieterichs and August Marcks of Rock townships wed Thursday. Walter Dieterichs and Alice Rosenberg wed Sunday in St Ansgar.
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Sid. Kelley
W.H. Salisbury
Lydia Dieterichs
August Marcks
Rock Township
Walter Dieterichs
Alice Rosenberg
St. Ansgar
Editor Heads Ball Team in Mississippi Valley League
Burlington Iowa October 19 The Burlington Baseball association of the Mississippi Valley league elected J Tracy Garrett postmaster and editor of the Burlington Hawkeye as its president succeeding William Glick.
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Burlington Baseball. Association
Mississippi Valley League
J. Tracy Garrett
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Burlington Hawkeye
William Glick
Two men admit stealing touring car in Freeport case
Police arrest two men after the owner of a touring car reported theft on Park avenue west. They confess to stealing the car in the city, claim to have driven from Eldora to Waterloo in a Knight owned coupe and later to Davis, abandoning the Knight car. A second abandoned coupe is found on Union street bearing no license plates.
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Freeport
Waterloo
Eldora
William Knight
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Davis
Union Street
Desertion noted for cavalry private from Waterloo
Police records show Mohlis enlisted at Waterloo on August 4 and was sent to Fort Des Moines as a private in Troop G of the Fourteenth Cavalry. He listed mechanic as his occupation and deserted on October 1.
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Gerald M. Hall
G. F. Hall
Mohlis
Toos Hall
Waterloo
Fort Des Moines
Fourteenth Cavalry
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