Iowa Legion Nominates Leaders at Paris Convention
Clinton Des Moines and Ida Grove officials highlighted a three day Iowa American Legion convention. Ralph McGinnis of Leon to succeed J R Murphy as department commander. Des Moines chosen for 1927 convention. Paris Convention resolution dubbed an adroit slap against holding the national meet overseas. District commanders named for all ten districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Ralph McGinnis
Leon
J. R. Murphy
Ida Grove
Iowa
Me L. Wolfe
Donald Me‘lain
Jens
Oty
Harry
J. Wiking
Des Moines
Paris
Department of Iowa
American Legion
Fred Bryant
Burington
FF. J. Barry
West Liberty
H.W. Dullman
Waterloo
Leslie N. Whipple
Mason
City
Ace McCrew
Marshalltown
F. Alden
Albin
Ralph Kittinger
Daryl Gardner
Humeston
Phil McQuirk
Audubon
Boudinot
Webster City
Stanley G. Eaton
Sioux City
Meredith Predicts Majority Rule for Nominations
Chicago September 16. The movement within the Democratic party to abolish the two thirds rule for national nominations was forecast by Iowa national committee members Clyde W. Herring of Des Moines and Madge O Neall of Columbus Junction. They reported 45 committee members pledging support for majority rule and predicted overwhelming convention backing in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Democratic Party
National Committee
Menmshers
Iowa
Clyde WL. Herring
Des Moines
Madge O'Neall
Columbus Junction
Inwa
Clark Backs Col Brookhart At Farmers Union Meeting
Howard J. Clark, who finished third in the Iowa Senate primaries, declared full support for Smith W Brookhart at a Farmers Union gathering in Des Moines. He urged farmers to vote for Brookhart, offered to speak for him, and pledged to campaign across the state through November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
ENS
Farmers’ Union
Only Grounds
Howard J. Clark
United States Senate
Smith W Brookhart
Brookhart
Republican Committee
Town Librarians to Attend Sesqui Meet
Des Moines reports that Des Moines and state librarians plan to join the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the American Library Association in Philadelphia from October 4. Miss Julia Robinson announced the delegation includes Gov. Hammill, Johnson Grigham the state librarian, A. J. Small the state law librarian, and Grace Rose city librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
American Library Association
Philadelphia
Julia Robinson
Town Library Commission
Hammill
Robinson
Johnson Grigham
A. J. Small
Grace Rose
Jimmy Nuss Wins Michigan Championship in Detroit Bout
Jimmy Nuss, former Waterloo middleweight, defeated Len Darcey in a 10 round Detroit bout to win the Michigan championship. Judges awarded the decision after a strong finish in the last three rounds. Darcey had Nuss in trouble at one point before the bell ended the round. Speed Huntley, Nuss’s local manager, said a Waterloo return is planned once promoters book him.
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Jimmy Nuss
Waterloo
Michigan
Agan
Len Darcey
Detroit
Nuss
Darcey
Nusa
Speed Huntley
Wuss
Farm Bureau Chief Predicts Farm Relief Impact
Cedar Rapids Sept 11 Sam Fr Thompson national farm bureau president said farm relief with influence the 12 political campaigns unless the Mesen unwordy bill or a similar measure passes through Congress. He spoke here yesterday outlining legislative prospects and political impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Sam Fr. Thompson
National Farm Bureau
Captain Johnny Bow and the Terrific Rains of Bullets
A fragmented account describes Captain Johnny Bow amid a violent scene with armed figures, a fierce crowd on a beach, and strange animal imagery. The report, originating from the McNaught Syndicate, hints at danger and shock, with surreal descriptions of the pirate and crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Bear
McNaught Syndicate, Inc. N
Coar
Radio Programs and Concert Listings Across Major Cities
A dense roster of radio programs and musical offerings from stations in Chicago, New York, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Denver, and others. Includes orchestras, recitals, lectures, and hour listings with various performers and programs across a wide afternoon to evening schedule.
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Rth M.avoc
Pr. M— Kma
Shenandoah
KYW
Chicago
WEAE
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
WEAEF
New York
WGR
WWJ
WOC
Wsat
Wir
Wgy
Schenectady
Houston
WRC
Wor
WLS
WGN
Andoah
Orch
Springfield
Detroit
WGX
WTAM
WSAIL
WMBC
Lansing
Mae Keuc
Denver
Fort Worth
Lin
Des Moines
WHAS
Louisville
WMAQ
Wort
Ames
Witt
WIZ
WMEE
WSHR
Atlanta
Wtram
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Los Angel
WHBM
Dallas
Oaia
Hin
Memphis
Atu
San Antonio
WSMB
New Orleans
Air Line
Los Angeles
Hot Springs
Orchestra
Chieags
Wit
WAIN
Rooseheart
WEW
Cincinnati
WOAW
Omaha
Davenport
Progra
WQI
WBEM
Walton
Atlant
Alask
Oakland
Iieaga
Brogran
Des Names
Moines
Des Moine
Davemport
Ghatago
Bob
Davengiort
Pontiac
Chiea
Chico
Washington
Mpls
St. Paul
WRAF
Wtte
Buffalo
WHS
Pee
Fittsburgh
Ian
aTel Mooseheart
Philadelphia
Nashville
Tin T. Margo
Koa River
Bit
Harmer Wrheh
Wtaa
WOAE
Wnd
WUCO
Y Schenectady
Tes Moines
Jefferson City
Servier Wem
WSI
Rtn
Chica Orchestra
Srio Plm
Tefferson
A8ah
A8ah P.O Koa—(322) Tenver, S.aievety Vulletin
Baul
Quartet
PE Murainayers
Washington. News
WLAM
Uly Shenandoah
Susie
Buffato
Mileago
Ommbha
Atlantic
Peatures
sOrgan
wWot
Bulletin
Weather
Roarks
ABC
Nas
eoSeland
Weocno
Farb
Paul
Dunece
Kei
Chimigo
Bes Moines
J. M
Theatre Tonight and New Show at Plaza Amid Poker Plot
A staged program lists Thinly: Lefty Flynn in O U West at Crystal Road. May MeaAvoy in The Plaza. Hammerstein and Teflegen in After Business Hours with the Mysterious Smith company. Mary Pickford in Lit. Ue Annie Rooney at Rialto. Bebe Daniels in The Volcano at Strand. and a new Plaza show featuring a bride in a club poker game plot with her husband and a pawnbroker, plus a Mysterious Smith illusions act drawing a large first-night audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CRYSTAT+ Road
Glo
PLAZA
Eming Hammerstein
Lou Teflegen
Smith Company
Rialto
Mary Pickford
Annie Rooney
Strand
Bebe Daniels
Jat
Eline Hammerstein
Lauellegen
John Wittrick
Phyllis Haryver
Gray
Manchester Sees to Have Picnic at Fish Hatchery
Manchester residents of the Izaak Walton League plan a stag picnic at the federal fish hatchery three miles east of town on Monday evening September 20. An afternoon bait casting contest precedes a 6:30 supper. The chapter partners with the county schools to boost conservation among county children with essay prizes. Committees to serve through the May 1927 annual meeting cover education publicity and entertainment, and membership legislation and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Izaak Walton League
Federal Fish Hatchery
Here
Mery
J. P. MelWadden
Fred W W. Hermann
B. If. Byers
J. B. Atwater
Joseph Nfermann
Gr. FE. Gill
Vite
Wirdin
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OWA Legion
Meredith
Clark
Col. Brookhart
Raoul
Luke
His
Rube Goldberg
Johnny
Tim
Thursda
KEDM
WSUL
XERX
WSM
KMA
KOA
Heert Eitin
Prognam
KGO
Dane
ELIS
Debe
West Fourth and
Jefferson Street
Waterloo, Towa
Meek Saarabee
AL Barber
Loony Ren Briday the Apostle of Goold
Lefty Flynn
Q. U. West
Chanter
Joseph G. Kelley
Luptle Anne
Roonen
Anheuser-Busch
Saurer
ST. Louis
Smith Lichty
Hillman
Waterloo, Iowa
McAvoy Leste Fenton
Ford Sterling
D4hrils
Vonmuawe
T 2Nd Vox News
Featuring
Elaine Hammers
TFM
Lou Tellegen
Mysterious Smith CO
Smith
Danie Wallace Beery Beke
Davat
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