Sells backs McAdoo for 1924 nomination in Cedar Rapids
Fort Worth judge and former Indian affairs commissioner Cato Sells predicts William G. McAdoo will be nominated by the 1924 Democratic national convention and triumph in November. He praises McAdoo as a modern, capable reformer who can rally farmers and voters in a time of unrest, and calls for Mississippi waterway development to aid Midwestern prosperity.
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Cato Sells
Benton County
Laws
la Porte City
Vinton
Fort Worth
Sells
Smith
New York
Siguor
Underwood
McAdoo
Wisconsin
Magnus Johnson
Minnesota
Iowa
Coolidge
Education Value Emphasized by McGlade at Ames High
West school superintendent John C. McGlade urged Ames high school students to pursue education with effort and initiative. He likened progress to reaching home from third base and stressed training, skills, and active participation in drama, debate, band, orchestra, and school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. McGlade
West
Ames
Way Stanton
Metiade
MeGlade
Seluwl
Man Loses $60 After Park Bed Incident in Cedar Rapids
George Convalek, in Cedar Rapids, awoke to find three strangers and $60 gone after joining them for a park sleepover. He believes the money was stolen by his companions who left with the cash while he slept on a bench.
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Cedar Rapids Park
Cedar Rapids
George Convalek
Lollay
Convalek
Potter
Anit
U S Report Draws Slavery Era Parallels in Coal Clash
A U S commission report submitted to President Coolidge compares coal field controversy to pre Civil War slavery disputes. It cites open shop debates, collective bargaining rights, and the need for a fixed yardstick guiding capital and labor amid public coal demand. It names Herrin Illinois and West Virginia unrest as illustrating rising tensions and warns of forced public action if peaceful methods fail.
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U.S
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States Ends Commission
Just
Coolidge
Cope
Yiuhlie
UMWA Dismisses Wide Inquiry Into Mine Conflicts
The commission regards unlawful acts and unwise statements as not proving the ultimate aim of forcing all mines with violence. It finds no fixed plan by non-union operators to destroy the United Mine Workers. The panel prefers to grant the charged parties the doubt on criminal intent, arguing that analyzing unlawful acts would not yield a justifiable conclusion beyond generic human passions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
Two Building Permits Issued for Dwellings
Building permits issued by Commissioner Charles Wasson early today authorize A. Cole to erect a bungalow at 400 Campbell Avenue costing 4590 dollars. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, resident Mr. Philips plans a one story frame house at 526 Omel Park Boulevard. Cleave G. Miller holds the contract for the latter home.
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Charles Wasson
Cole
Campbell Avenue
Philips
Cedar Rapids
Omel Park Boulevard
Cleave G. Miller
Waterloo YWCA to Furnish Service at Cattle Congress
Waterloo YWCA will staff a free service area at the Dairy Cattle Congress, including information, checkroom, registry, and restrooms with attendants. Mrs. George Huntley leads, with chairs Mrs. T. W. Lytle and H. S. Bunnell and other committee heads. Final plans were made at a board meeting. health education work adds a part time director, Mrs. Findley Dempster, with classes planned to start in October.
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Bureau of Information
George Huntley
Chaiirmen
T. W. Lytle
H. S. Bunnell
W. W. Wyant
J. R. Howard
T. Edgington
Shores
WLC. A
Findley Dempster
A. T. Petersen
Dempster
Training staff and exhibits feature at Sherwood Park event
The article notes a conference of Town State Teachers College secretarial staff at Harry Northey cottage in Sherwood Park to discuss programs and plans for the coming year. It also describes the state exhibit organized for the American Poultry Congress with game birds, notably Chinese ring neck pheasants, to be displayed near the Poultry Congress quarters.
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Town State Teachers College
Cedar Rapids
Stuttgardt
Ark
Harry Northey
Sherwood Park
State Department
American Poultr Congress
Poultry Exhibit Linked to State Game Wardens at Congress
Iowa state fish and game department will present an educational exhibit at the American Poultry Congress. The display ties into the Dairy Cattle Congress and the International Belgian exhibit, showcasing wildlife and game management themes for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Fish and Game Department
American Poultry Congress
Dairy Cattle Congress
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WOWA
W. G. Mpadoo
Democracy
Mr. McAdoo
Judge Kenyon
Mark
Mr. Selis
Middlewest
Mippi
Mississippi
Mississippi River
New Orleans
St. Paul
Sippi
Liverpool
Allending
Missouri River
Tennessee
Ohio River
Panama Canal
McGlade
Herrin
Werrin
West Virginia
Terrin
Cada
America
Waterloo Y.W.C. A
Cattle Congress
Hobs Son
Bridge Street
Wilhelm
Waterloo
A. C. Willtord
Waterloo Poultry Association
Spong
EL Albert
Willford
Congress
Walter S
Hadrex
Bridgeport
Ind
Tam
Ineane
Hradfeld Regulator Co. Belsil, Atanta
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