Feuling predicts Democratic sweep in Iowa counties
Feuling a Democratic official asserts John W. Davis will win 62 of Iowa’s 64 counties and carry the remaining two by a large plurality. He cites reports from Democratic workers across Iowa and compares the situation to 1912. Steck plans Eastern Central and North Central Iowa tours and will not attend a state committee meeting in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John W. Davis
Tuva
Will Earry
Bod
Merv Steck
Brookbart
Democratic Party
Brack
Feuling
Iowa
Pes
Moines
Central
Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
John W. Baris
Davis
Thes Tsmnesgea
Democratic
Cordetl Muir
Borah Probes Campaign Fund for La Follette
The report outlines a $600,000 Wisconsin fund divided among eight congressional districts with $43,000 each and three districts the Third Fourth and Fifth at $55,000. It notes Republicans have no objection to fundraising by large groups including the American Federation of Labor and railroad brotherhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Blaine
Sol Levitan
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
American Podcation of
Railroad Brotherhood
Fonds Coe of Neres
A5 c
Jusserand May Be Honored by Academy
Paris reports a movement to honor Jules Jusserand, the French ambassador to the United States, for his diplomatic service. The proposal seeks recognition by the Academy, with discussions touching on his contributions and standing in the diplomatic and cultural spheres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Associated Press
Paris
Jules Fussepaned
Freseh
Imamerors
Faust Cote
Aleeision
Che Amemire
Puneet
Acadien
Acar
Belgium Grants New Petroleum License Amid Trade Shifts
A Belgian authority issued a new petroleum license as part of a broader energy and trade move. The announcement notes licensing and regulatory steps, with emphasis on imports and production parity within the sector.
Forget-Me-Not Campaign Workers Called To Meet Tuesday
Mrs King calls all women to gather in G W A rooms Tuesday for the Forget-Me-Not drive supporting veterans across the county including Cedar Falls and Waterloo. Last year the campaign raised 31 860 with 409 contributed by Cedar Falls and Waterloo school children. Flowers will be sold in streets and schools. 1924 drive ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Association
Kine
Aly
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Notables Mentioned in Paris Banking and Campaign Giving
J Pierpont Morgan attends Paris meetings to arrange an American loan to France. William Wrigley Jr is named the largest Republican donor with a 326000 contribution in Chicago. Sir Thomas Lipton sails from Southampton to New York to challenge for the America’s Cup in 1926. Mrs Albertina P Brinckerbow sues her stepchildren in New York over alleged funds taken when her husband was mentally incompetent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Paris
France
William Wrigley
Chicago
Trashevn
Thomas Lipton
Southampton
Hopland
Albertina Pbrinc
Rail Gerks Demand Higher Wages For Silk Stockings
Chicago October reports a campaign by railroad clerks for wage increases to fund silk stockings for their wives. The petition cites cost of living and self respect, arguing wives’ attire impacts family happiness and morale. It notes current pay limits and compares to wartime rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
United States Railroad
Tabor Board
B. H. Pitzgerald
Man Held on Charge After Wife Shooting
Edmond, a colored man aged 127, and Jack Shetton are held by grand jurors on charges related to a fight in which Edmond allegedly beat his wife and Shetton shot at her. Police say the incident occurred during a dispute over Edmonds travel and property. The wife was found in bed bruised. Edmond waived preliminary proceedings and remains in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond
Jack Shetton
Cofariel
Reid
Eulond
Reed Sentenced to Gallows for Killing at Mixtonri Valley Fairgrounds
In district court Reed was sentenced to hang for the murder of Varry Reel at the Mixtonri Valley airgrounds last summer. The hanging was scheduled for December 18. A special policeman, Hepl, was shot while trying to stop Reed from entering the grounds during the incident.
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Logan
Finnest
Varry Reel
Mixtonri Valley ‘Airgrounds
Wudee S. Dwell
Distriet
Kesh
Hepl
Reed
Braunds
Wilson Defends Bible at Ministers Meeting
Dr. Robert C. D. Wilson of Princeton Theological Seminary addressed the Waterloo Ministerial Association on the Old Testament. He argued against critics seeking to alter its meaning through translation and defended biblical authenticity. About 40 attendees heard Rev. A. P. Brough preside and Hon. J. J. Macarthur introduce the speaker. A budget for the coming year was approved and a fundraiser drive for the torget-me-not project was urged at Sunday congresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert CD. Wilson
Princeton ‘Theological Seminary
Princeton
N. J
Waterloo Ministerial Association
MC. AL
A. P. Brough
J. J. Macart- Ihey
Hull Attacks La Follette At Newton Republican Rally
Peoria congressman W B Hull accuses Wisconsin’s Robert La Follette of betraying farmers as he cites his opposition to McNary Haugen and tariff measures. Hull urges rural voters to back President Coolidge and the Republican platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
United States
Bob la Pollette
Wisconsin
W. B. Liull
Peoria
Jil
Republian
Congress
Hobda Delette
Bob la Feollette
la Fallette
la Follette
Hull
McNary-Haugen
National
House of Representatives
House
Ed Voight
McNary-Haugen Bil
Committee On Agriculture
Republican Party
Coolidge
Heroic act of small boy could earn Carnegie citation
Morris Wingert seven year old son of Mr and Mrs John L Wingert of 5212 Lafayette street died while saving his younger brother from drowning in a pond near Lafayette street Oct 12. His brother Bernard was saved by a motorist but Morris did not survive. The Westminster Presbyterian Sunday school reported the act and the Carnegie Hero Foundation may award a posthumous medal and citation to his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Wingert
John L. Wingert
Lafayette Street
Westminster Presbyterian Sunday School
Willard W. Beal
Carnegie Hero Foundation
Virden Creak
Bernard
Morris
Vandalism Found At Dr. Bissell Home In Florida
Police report extensive damage at 926 Watnut Street once owned by the late Dr. J W Bissell and now by his widow Mrs Sage. Windows broken books torn and scattered furniture smashed mirrors shattered fixtures and an ax left at the scene. Authorities suspect juvenile mischief and seek identification. Two auto deaths and two serious injuries reported in Chicago area after crashes amid enforcement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watnut Street
J. Ws. Bissell
Flor
Sage
E. Walker
Lee Smith
Bissell
Monza Grand Prix tragedy and world records around the world
Cable briefs report driver Count Zborowski died after his Mercedes left the track at Monza while Ascari won at 168 kmh. Other notes cover bombers reaching Benghazi, Brunter setting a cyclvns hour record behind a motorcycle, Trieste freight arrivals, and reactions in Bonn Paris and Varis on postwar finance and Fascist events.
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Monza
Italy
Count Zborowski
Ascari
Krome
Benghazi
Jalo
United Press
Paris
Brunter
Trieste
Bonn
Association of War Cripples
Rome
Varis
Ministry of Finance
Shamehai
Een
Torth
Second Party Seen As Hope Of La Follette Campaign
La Follette aims to split the vote by creating a second party, the Progressive, to supplant the Democrats and challenge Republicans. Leaders argue the goal is a national two party system with Republicans conservative and La Follette’s faction progressive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope of Campaign For
la Follette
Republican Party
America
Jocal la Follette
Trang
Democrats
Morald-Tribune News Service
Burglars Pay 2.75 for Directions on Safe Door
In Shenandoah Iowa the Shenandoash Lumber Company safes were robbed again after a notice with the safe combination and directions was pasted on the door. The burglars used it Saturday night. the lock remained intact and they claimed the cash valued at 2 dollars and 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah, Ta
Shenandoash Lumber Company
South Carolina Quake Shakes Spartanburg and Greenville
An earthquake shook the Piedmont district of South Carolina with tremors felt in Spartanburg and Greenville counties. The quake occurred around 2:20 a.m. and lasted several minutes, rattling windows and dropping pictures within a 104 mile radius of Spartanburg, arousing thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
S. C
Piedmont
South Carolina
Greenville
National Association of Commercial Secretaries Opens Tenth Meeting
Washington secretaries convene in D C for the tenth annual meeting marking the opening program at the White House. A Republican rally in Mount Pleasant features Benjamin Loring Young of Massachusetts House of Representatives as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
National Association of Commercial Creatization
Young Krally
Mount Pleasant
Benjamin Loring Yinne
Young
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Revision of Absent Voters Law Doubted Here
FP W Esher county auditor challenges a Buoging Courier report claiming a revised law allows mailing both an absent voter's application and ballot together. He finds no legal basis and warns of records gaps if ballots are mailed without proper applications. An elector may obtain an application and ballot in person, but mailing both in one envelope remains illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. W. Esher
Buoging
Goder
Auditor’s Office
Hel
Balloe
Sousa Banquet Planned Before Sousa Concerts in City
Local musical circles plan a banquet Wednesday night at Hotel Russell Lamson to honor John Philip Sousa, whose band will perform two concerts at the Dairy Cattle Congress hippodrome. The program includes famous Sousa marches and Dawes composition Meloty in A Major, with multiple Sousa pieces and a Sousa suite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Lamson
John Philip Sousa
Dairy Cattle Congress
Charles G. Dawes
Supreme Court Endorses White-Only Primaries in Texas Case
The Supreme Court ruled that voting in primary elections falls outside federal court jurisdiction. The Texas case by N. Love and others against James Griffith and allies contended that only white voters could participate in a Democratic primary. State courts had said they lacked jurisdiction to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Texas
N. Love
James. Griffith
Love
Griffith
Democratic Executive Committee
Liouston
Double Population Attends New Hartford Food Sale
More than 1,000 adults, about twice the town’s population, attended the fourth annual food sale of John Wile in New Hartford Iowa on Saturday afternoon. Wile displayed his stock of nationally advertised goods in a large tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
John 14
Wile
Hogue Opens Budget Hearings at Capital
Des Moines reports Budget Director E L Hogue begins public hearings to set 1925 1926 appropriations for Iowa government. Board of control institutions to be first considered as the state seeks to trim department demands from a typical 13 million plus levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
E. L. Hogue
Iowa
Board of Control
Hogue
Corum Found Guilty of First Degree Murder at Atkins
In Clinton court Ollie Corum, 19, was convicted of first degree murder in the killing of Charles Verschfield, a laborer at Atkins. Judge James W. Willett, presiding, announced the verdict at 2 pm with sentence to be set late today or later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Ja
James W. Willett
Ollie Corum
Charles Verschfield
Atkins
Cedar Rapids Man Heads Red Cross in Iowa
Des Moines reports Dr. Charles A. Murray of Cedar Rapids named state director of the Red Cross at a meeting of Iowa councilors. The eighth annual roll call is scheduled for November 11 to 19 in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
RED Cross
Iowa
Des Moines
Charles AL. Murray
Cedar Rapides
Wis
Red Crass
Towa
Mrs Fleischmann Weds Polo Player in Paris
Mrs Laura Fleischmann ex wife of Tomas Fleischmann and polo player Jay O Brien wed in Paris after her August divorce. Reports state Fleischmann had settled $5,000 redeemable at that time. The ceremony occurred today with Paris authorities noting the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Laura Fleischuiann
Tu- Pieischmann
Yeast
Mllonaire
Jay O'Brien
Fleischmann
Supreme Court rules on strike contempt trials
Strikers charged with contempt of federal injunctions during the 1920 railroad strike are entitled to trial by jury, the United States Supreme Court ruled today. A similar ruling applies to others accused of violating injunctions in other labor disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Strike Shuts Berlin Bourse Over Taxrowed Brokers
Berlin reports the Bourse closed this afternoon due to a broker strike sparked by the government's high transaction tax. The industrial action halted trading as brokers protested the levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Charles D. Holbrook Funeral Conducted from Home
Mineral services for Charles D. Holbrook painter who died Saturday at St. Francis hospital will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday from his home 1613 Franklin Street with Rev. R. E. Williamson officiating. Burial is in Fairview. Holbrook, born November 13 1873 in Lake Freeborn county Minnesota, lived in Albert Lea and Waterloo before moving to work on the Paul Davis building. Surviving are his widow Rhoda Michelson three children Earl Peart and Jeanette two brothers Albert Hawks N D Henry Minneapolis Jessie Plevna Mont and Carrie Detroit Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Holbrook
St. Francis Hospital
Filmese
Franklin Street
R. E. Williamson
Fairview
Holbrook
Inet
Paul Davis
Charles Holbrook
Lake Freeborn County
Minn
H. M. Holbrook
Albert Lea
Rhoda Michelson
Waterloo
Ben Hur
Eagles Lodges
Earl
Peart
Jeanette
Albert
Hawks
N. D
Henry
Minneapolis
Jessie
Plevna
Mont
Carrie
Detroit
Mich
Five Hurt In East Marshalltown Auto Collision
Five persons were injured in a head on crash about four miles east of Cole near Marshalltown Saturday evening. P M Cassidy of Omaha collided with James Wiley of Marshalltown. Erwin Schenk Jr Des Moines suffered serious injuries and was taken to Des Moines. James Wiley and Mrs Wiley were hospitalized. James Draper and Dick West both from Marshalltown, hurt but not seriously. Cassidy escaped injury. Both cars were badly wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Cole
P. M. Cassidy
Thomas Cassidy
Turner Boulevard
Omaha
James Wiley
Erwin Schenk
Des Moines
E. Schenk
Mre
Wiley
James Draper
Dick West
Albion
Wileys
Ames
Cassidy
Eastern Europe Faces Grain Famine Report
Des Moines reports famine risk in Eastern Europe this winter due to high wheat prices and export limits in Russia and Roumania. Rev. L. H. Christian of Berne Switzerland warned Seventh Day Adventist leaders. over 50 missionaries have joined the conference with more expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Europe
Russia
Roumania
L. H. Christian
Berne
Switzerland
Seventh Day Adventist Church
America
Dawes Starts East for Concluding Tour
Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes Republican vice presidential candidate left Chicago for Philadelphia where he will begin his final eastern invasion. The trip will carry him through Pennsylvania West Virginia Delaware and New York ending with a possible stop in St. Louis. Mrs Dawes and a party of friends accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Philadelphia
East
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Delaware
New York
General Dawes
St. Louis
Lodge Undergoes Second Operation
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge was operated on again at Charles Gates hospital for a second and final obstruction of a vital gland. Dr. John H. Cunningham stated the patient’s condition could not be better and his resistance was far in excess of what he hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geston
Henry Cabot Lodge
Charles Gates Hospital
John H. Cunningham
Cedar Falls Woman of 90 Breaks Hip
Mrs. J. J. McGowan 316 Clay street, a Cedar Falls resident who just marked her 90th birthday, fractured her hip in a fall at home Saturday night and is described as an oldtime resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
J. J. McGowan
Clay Street
German President Dissolves Reichstag
Berlin reports President Ebert issued a decree dissolving the Reichstag this afternoon. The action triggers formation of a new government and a general election in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichstag
Berlin
Ebert
German Republican
Soldiers Hurt When Automobile Overturns
Des Moines report says Harold Dunwoody, soldier at Fort Des Moines, probably fatally injured when a nine person car overturned on the Polk City road early yesterday. Marion Weitz, the driver, is in the county jail. Special Council Meeting called by Mayor A. K. Gnagy for 8 p m today to consider objections to the bond issue for paving repairs plat and schedule for boulevard ramps and the Fifth street bridge lighting bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Harold Dunwoody
Fort Des Moines
Polk City
Marion Weitz
Reuntil
A. KB. Gnagy
Fifth Street Bridge
Family Reunion Marks First in Six Years
Mrs. Mary Fereday of Oelwein, mother of Henry Fereday, hosts a reunion with his brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Stone of Long Beach California attend, at his Cottage street residence, yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fereday
Oelwein
Henry Fereday
W. B. Stone
Long Beach
Cal
Dedicatory rites for Allen Memorial hospital Saturday
Allen Memorial hospital will be dedicated at 2 30 p m Saturday with a service led by C B president of the board of trustees The program includes invocation by A P Blough scripture reading by W C Lang and a presentation to the Deaconess society by C D Cass A keynote address will be given by Dr J Stamm and a benediction by Rev L W Bock The dedication honors Mr and Mrs Henry D Allen whose bequest funded the project
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Cass
Allen Memorial
J. S. Stamm
Henry D. Allen
L. W. Bock
Cedar Fails
J. H. Bucernfeind
Chicago
Deaconess Society
Tampa Schools Close As Tropical Hurricane Heads In
Tampa officials closed all public schools after radio reports the tropical hurricane would strike in the afternoon. Gulf shipping warned along the West Coast with storm warnings from Key West to Punta Gorda. several small craft sought shelter in the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Gulf
Cellar Keys
Punta Gorda
Hallowe'en Parade Plans Set By City Group
The municipal playground association Hallowe'en committee meets at Russell-Lamson hotel at 7 p m to map prizes floats music and other parade details with Mrs B E A Boges and Gerald McGlynn in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Municipal Playground Association
Russell-Lamson Hotel
BE. A. Boges
Gerald McGlynn
Michigan Governor to Speak at Cedar Falls Event
The Republican event slate in Black Hawk county includes Gov. Alex J. Groesbeck of Michigan and Mrs. C. W. Bouchers at the Regent Theatre in Cedar Falls Thursday night October 23. Bouchers previously spoke in Waterloo and has long served as a chatatauqua speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Regent Theatre
Alex J. Groesbeck
C. W. Bouchers
Valparaiso
Ind
Bouchers
Waterloo
N. EB. Kendall
Normal School of
Orange Center
GO. B. Courtright
Hudson
Bennington Township
Rotarians Hear About Phases of Psychology
Prof. E. O. Finkenbinder from Iowa State Teachers College spoke to Rotarians on experimental psychology. He said courts will use psychological methods to obtain evidence in years, replacing unreliable third degree methods. He noted memory fades about 10 percent within hours and urged immediate evidence collection after crime discovery to save time and improve results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Finkenbinder
Department of Psychology
Iowa State Teachers College
Courts of Justice
Finkenbinder
Campbell Still Suffers Much Pain From Fall Injury
Charles W. Campbell contractor remains in pain after a fall from scaffolding. A physician says he will improve in a few days. Wan O Hemsworth, 622 Vermont, Ottumwa, is critically ill at his daughter's home after recent operation and complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Campbell
Charles W. Campbell
Senion Hemsworth
O. W. Hemsworth
Vermont Street
BE. B. Howell
Ottumwa
L. C. Hemsworth
Hemsworth
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Brockhart
Borah
Belgium
Jias New Petroleum License
Thomas Upton
Dievicker Hofer
CITA/LAM, WRIGLEY SR
Morgana
William Hodine
Dechir
Labor Board
Wecassary
Armerica Inday
Henry Edmond
Mary
Mnaterpal Country
Thas
Lrypara
Wilson
Bible
Ministers’ Meeting
Showa
Bob
Carnegie Foundation
Litcago Autos
Ort
Cable Briefs
Wolds State
Washington, D.C
Ohio
United Supreme Court
New Hartford Sale
Corum
Bourse
Internatinesl News
Dawes
Lodge
Hallowe'en
Hershberger Rro
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