Campaign Inertia and the Klan Issue in 1932 Race
Washington dispatch notes an oddly quiet presidential campaign sixty five days before election with Republicans confident Coolidge stays in power and Democrats blaming the Ku Klux Klan for crowding out issues. Davis faces pressure to mention the klan in New Jersey and push a broader national campaign on the western tour.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Davis
Chicago
Hiram Johnson
Kiana
Tne
New Jersey
David
New York
Notables Named in News Notes
Geb T Coleman du Pont from Delaware secured the Republican nomination for U S senator. William T Tilden, famed tennis star, plans film comedy roles with tennis becoming secondary. A wireless error from the Berengaria had Prince of Wales dance with Leonora Cahill of St Louis to correct the report. The Patriotic Order Sons of America expelled Congressman WW Ware of Philadelphia for voting against the Asiatic immigration exclusion act.
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Geb. T. Coleman du Pont
Delaware
United States
William T.tilden
Berengaria
Frince of
Leonora Cahill
St. Louis
the Patriotic Order Sons of America
Ww. S . Ware
Philadelphia
Iowan to Introduce Home Economics in Nevada High School
Miss Laura Bublitz, newly graduated from Iowa State College and former Town Homemaker staffer, will travel to Eureka Nevada to launch home economics and physical training courses at the new high school. She returns from a six week Columbia University summer program and served as Buffalo convention delegate.
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Eureka
Nev
Burlington Woman Hurt in Nebraska Car Tour
Mrs. Frank Jaqua of Burlington Iowa was seriously injured near Milford Nebraska when the car they were riding in ran into a ditch and overturned on the last lap of a vacation trip through Kansas and Colorado. Jaqua herself was unharmed.
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Burlington
Nebraska
Lincoln, Neb
Frank Jagua
Milford
Neb
Kansas
Colorado
Jaqua
Bandit Hold Up Kills Musician At Road House
Six bandits robbed a northside road house less than an hour after binding two Dairy Company workers. Albert Smith, 30, playing his ukulele, was killed. a bartender was beaten and a patron wounded as $7,000 was taken from a safe. Police hunted suspects across the city after earlier heists near Uncle Max’s Laren bank, totaling about $190,000.
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Cinternational
Chicago
Albert Smith
Northside
Yeegs
Quigley Dairy Company
Dairy Company
Soene
Uncle
Max
Laren Bank
Burgery Suspect Caught At Rapids After Grime Here
Waterloo police arrest a man in Cedar Rapids after a house robbery. The suspect gave the name Est aus and is wanted in other cities for robbery. A witness followed by officers recovered apparel and loot at his person. A store burglary in Washington may be linked. detective P. E. B. Walker notes stolen women’s clothing and jewelry.
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Burgery
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Estaus
Waterloo
Esmus
Steen
P. EB. Walker
Wolfe
Walker
Washington, la
Womlen
Courier Delivery Rule and Error Contact
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 80 o clock. If through error of the carrier boy or other cause you fail to receive your paper by that time, please Phone 3100 and copy of the paper will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 6 30 p m.
Coolidge Plans in Play as Election Outlook Grows
President Coolidge receives a Western outlook report from Senator Watson indicating assured election but doubts on the Senate outcome. Watson cites races in Oklahoma, Kentucky, Colorado, West Virginia and Delaware with potential Republican gains. Dawes and Butler engage in campaign planning as Dawes hones his speaking tour and Dawes seeks a Wisconsin stop to boost support ahead of September events.
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Associated
Minneson
Magnus Johnson
Watson
Colorado
West Virginia
Delaware
Washington
Coplidge
Fran Willigam M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Coolidge
Butler
Jarong
Buiter
Baltimore
Ba Fayette
Associated Press
Evanston
Ill
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Representative Sanders
Indiana
National Committee
Wisconsit
la Follette
Prince Dances All Night At Polo Player's Home
Prince Edward Albert of Great Britain danced through the night at Verreaux Milburn's Wheatley Hills home and later returned to the James A. Burden estate on Long Island. Reporters were left mystified about his whereabouts as details of the event emerged. Wales and companions attended a Belmont Park display, but public appearances in America will be limited per Inspector Carlton.
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International News
Syosset
Edward Albert
Great Britain
Verreaux Milburn
Wheatley Hills
James A. Burden
Long Island
Eagle-eged
The
Fash
Ionable
Debs
Sutdchs
Price
Wales
Burden
Milburn Place
Spencer Caclton
Scotland
Yank
Milburn
Hag
Belmont
Pring
America
Carlton
Smaller Nations Seek Security Pact Before Armament Talks
Geneva reports show smaller nations pressing for a security pact and a single definition of security before disarmament talks. Roumania’s Roumania selected to lead the commissions as delegates debate whether to link arms control through the League of Nations or pursue independent accords.
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Europe
Geneva
League of Nations
MacDonald
Switzerland
Ouea
Roumania
Third Assembly Commission
Grave Viasant
Washington
Syria-Palestine Congress
Syria
League Assembly
Moota
League of Nations’ Assembly
Assembly
Cvechnical
Dues
Attem
Rescue of Nations
Gener
International
Cl Works
Three Boys Die in Barn Fire on Doughert Ranch
Three boys aged four six and eight, sons of Thomas Doughert, perished when a barn burned at their Ryeville ranch near Buile Montana. Fire broke out while the children smoked cornsilk and they could not escape.
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Buile
Mont
Thomas Doughert
Ryelle
Dozen Die In Auto and Rail Crossing Crashes
Chicago area wrecks over the weekend claim a dozen lives. A Rock Island express collided with a car on the south side, killing Frank Waron and several others, while six people near New London Wisconsin died when their car was struck by a southbound Chicago & North Western passenger train. Victims include William Haen and family from Sheboygan, plus others named in the report.
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Chicago
Rock Island
Omaha
South
Frank Waron
Frank Faron
John Gromola
Ann Gromola
Nionela Guina
Wisconsin
New London
Wis
Sant
William Haen
Raymond
Ruth
Peter Keene
Sheboygan
Coolidge-Dawes Auto Special to Use Lincoln Highway
Cedar Rapids Iowa Sept 2 Coolidge-Dawes automobile tour planned with a motor special traveling the Lincoln highway from New York to San Francisco. Stops announced in Iowa from Clinton to State Center with Republican speakers occupying six to seven cars and additional speakers to be added as the trip progresses.
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Cedar Rapids
Coolidge-Dawes
Plymouth
Iowa
New York
San Francisco
Clinton
State Center
Cyrenus Cole
Composer’s Daughter to Wed New Republic Editor
Tar Harbor Maine September 2 The engagement of Anita Blaine Damrosch daughter of Walter Damrosch composer and conductor of the New York Symphony Orchestra to Robert Littell editor of the New Republic is announced here by her parents.
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Tar Harbor
Anita Blaine Damrosch
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Robert Littell
The
New Republic
Shanghai Clashes Hit Kiangsu Front Amid War Mobilization
Rival war lords Ghi Shieh Yuan and Lu Yung Hsiang push toward Shanghai as conscription surges, countryside emptied and Naking flee. France orders cruisers to Shanghai while diplomats warn the clash would be intolerable.
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Shanghai
Otyilwie
China
Ghi Shieh-Yuan
Lu Yung-Hsiang
Maral
GOC
Heat Deaths Across Cities as Temperatures Soar
New York endured one of its hottest days on record with thousands affected by extreme heat and humidity. One man died and six people prostrated as several other deaths were tied to the heat. meanwhile Iowa slept under blankets as temperatures dipped to 48 degrees and eastern states reported over 90 degrees.
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New York
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles City
World Fliers Hop Off at Ice Tickle for Hawke Bay
United States army air unit reports a work flight from Labrador toward Hawke Bay near Newfoundland. Aircraft departure noted at 12 32 PM Standard time with plans to proceed to Picott, Nov Seetin, as they travel north along the Labrador peninsula toward the stage of their mission.
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Boston
Mitus
R. Night
U.S. Army Air Service
Wirst Corps
Mass
Hawke Bay
N. F
U.S. S. Richmond
United States Army
Labrador
R McParland
Bar
Gabrador
Cilawke Bay
Carneright Tay
Musabut
Labrador Peninsula
Cilawke
Capegt Corum 10 Pleads Guilty on Grand Jury
A county grand jury empanelled this morning is expected to indict Ollie Corum of Marion for first degree murder. County Attorney Hamilton Tobin said the report will take two to three days. Corum's arraignment will follow once the indictment is returned and is expected to be pled guilty. The case concerns the August murder of Charles Hirschfield at Atkins. No new trace has been found of Cooper.
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Mreas Vinton
Ollie Corum
Marion
Iamil Ton Tobin
Corum
James W. Willett
Tobin
Carum
Charles Hirschfield
Atkins
Cooper
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Bandit Bulletin Road House
Hold UP Kills
Hazleton, Jr
Lyle
Brant
San Felice
Ise
Martin Invincible
Ciran
West
Prince
Reas Geneve
Seph T
Arog
Areigar Mibaiaters
Perea
Houmanti
France
League of Mations
League
Lincoln Highway
Hanghal
Peking
Quinsan
Henli
Nanking
Ting
Kiangsu
Chekiang
Integar
Avery
Naking
Paris
French Ministry of Marine
Jules Ferry
Colmar
Saigon
Indo-China
D’ Atfshrea
Japan
Foreign Office
State Department
Edward Bell
Hell Catd
Wellington Kou
N.Y
Capegt Corum
Bill
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