Kendall charges religious hatred most un American
Governor Kendall denounces religious strife at a Des Moines speech to the Iowa National Conference of Catholic Charities. He cites Catholic contributions to American independence and calls for unity, warning against propaganda pitting Christians against each other. He commends Catholics and Protestants who joined in wars and stresses patriotism and civic duty.
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Farmers Union to Meet Sept 17 in Des Moines
Des Moines reports that the annual meeting of the American Iowa division of the Farmers Union will run September 17 to 19. Milo Reno, president, announces officers for 1925 will be elected. about 300 delegates are expected. The meetings will discuss agricultural conditions and needs.
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Women Voters League mobilizes to boost Iowa turnout
Des Moines reports Mrs. Max Mayer head of the Iowa League of Women Voters says the nonpartisan campaign will enlist every women’s organization to urge voting this November. She emphasizes the effort targets women and aims to increase female participation at the polls without advocating any ticket.
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