Girl Attempts Poison suicide in Waterloo home
Miss Ethel Cook 18 domestic at 214 Eleventh street east Waterloo drank a four ounce disinfectant and suffered mouth throat and facial burns. Police report a love affair quarrel with a young man, notes to her mother and Billy, and that she is resting fairly well with a good recovery chance though serious after effects may follow.
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Ethel Cook
V.L. Oren
Eleventh Street East
Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Cook
Helen's
West Seventh Street
Billy
Charles Mohl
Brookhart to Lead Hoover Campaign Tour in Midwest
Senator Smith W. Brookhart will be the era’s most active Hoover campaigner with 43 public addresses in Iowa starting tomorrow through Oct. 3. He will depart Oct. 2 from Iowa and tour Missouri Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota North and South Dakota and Nebraska as part of the Republican effort led by Walter H. Newton.
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Chicago
Smith W. Brookhart
Jows
Senate Farm Bloc
Herbert Hoover
Walter H. Newton
Minnesota
Republican National Committee
Brookhart
Towa
Missouri
Ilinois
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wadena Girl Elaine Baker Funeral Set for Thursday
Elaine Baker 13 died at home near Wadena after four months illness. Requiem mass will be held at 10 a m Thursday in the local Catholic church. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Bert Baker three brothers and a sister.
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Wadena
Elaine Baker
Bert. Baker
Will provides cash bequests totaling 12000 to heirs
The will of John Maltzahn who died at La Porte City on September 4 provides 4000 to each of three sons William, Charles and John Jr. The remaining estate is divided equally among four children, including daughter Mrs Sophia Clark. John Weltzin serves as executor.
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John Maltzahn
la Porte City
Wlliam
Charles
John
Sophia Clark
John Weltzin
Larrabee Boosted for G.O.P. Ticket Vacancy
Fort Dodge Iowa Sept. 12 The Republican state central committee has been asked by friends of Fred Larrabee to nominate him to fill the vacancy on the ticket created by the death of Clem F Kimball the lieutenant governor candidate.
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Fort Dodge
Republican State Central Committee
Fred Larrabee
Webster-Calhoun
Clem ¥ F. Kimball
Death of Wadena Child Ends Week of Illness
Rosemary O Hara seven week old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe O Hara dies at home in Wadena Iowa after a week long illness of intestinal influenza. Parents and a two year old sister survive.
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Wadena
Rosemary
Joe O'Hara
Crisis in Spanish uprising near Hendaye threatens De Rivera
Reports from Hendaye indicate a crisis in the anti De Rivera movement with thousands arrested while leaders remain active. Jose Sanceé Guerra is said to direct from Paris with generals Girona Weyler and Aguilera backing the effort. Valencia sees over 300 arrests as Barcelona and Valencia garrisons are isolated.
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Hendaye
Primo de Rivera
General de Rivera
Jose Sanceé Guerra
Spain
Paris
Cestro Girona
Miguel Weyler
Francisco Aguilera
Congress
Miguel Villanueva
Guerra
Villanueva
Francis’ Cambo
Cambo
Guerta
Alexander Lerrooux
Spanish Republican Party
Barcelona
Roberto Castrovido
Felix Azati
Valencia
Madrid
Sargosa
Rumors of a Spanish anti-Dre Imports Rebellion Rise
The text notes fear among leaders that sympathies align with a revolutionary movement. It claims Communists and extremists are not involved and says the movement has two years of development by military and republican leaders. Rumors of a large rebellion against Primo de Rivera spread after King Alfonso moved to Bañcasilian in July and about 500 suspects were arrested.
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Ment Teaders
Primo de Rivers
Alfonso
Ban
Cbasiian
Blacksmith Father of 10 Twins Dies in Goodhue
Anton Rosener, village blacksmith of Goodhue Minnesota, aged 67, died after a long illness. He reared 26 children including five sets of twins, and had served as blacksmith there for 20 years. Survived by widow 60 and 18 other children including Mrs. Frank P. Crowley of Mason City. Also note about Buffalo Bill's circus counterfeit reports and Cody death in 1919.
Sight and sound radio drama showcased at WGY broadcast
The first radiol television drama demonstration at WGY linked two wavelengths for speech and moving images of The Queen's Messenger. Dr. E F W Alexanderson credited with portable TV transmitter enabling sight and drama. Viewers saw a three mile range with blurry pictures and flicker but strong potential as a radio movie. Ancient Chinese use of felled wools noted.
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Schenectady
WGY
E. F. W. Alexanderson
General Electric Company
Cheruit and peers shape the era’s couture notes
The article profiles designers Cheruit, Lanvin, Louiseboulanger, Paquin and Chernit’s Mme Wormser, noting Cheruit’s sharp lines, Lanvin’s robe de style roots, Louiseboulanger’s back hem and bouffant drape, Paquin’s coat designs, and the current display of new coat models.
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Louiseboulanger
Louise Boulanger
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