Working to Keep Control of Upper House
Washington dispatch reports the 1930s Senate battle as Republicans warn Iowa voters against letting personal preferences override principles. Cummins faces opposition over the tax bill, while Democrats eye gains in multiple states. Maine’s outcome shadows Cummings’s strategic choices and Wilson-era associations.
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Waterloo
Courier
de C
United States Senate
Iowa
Poindexter
Smith Brookhart
Claude Por
Democratic National Committee
Baker
Gov. Cox
Claude Porter
Senate
Congress
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Bseh
Wisconsin
Cummines
New Hampshire
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Missori
North Dakota
South Dakota
Richards
Peter Norbeck
Colorado
California
Homer S. Cummings
Connecticut
Cummings
Maine
Mr. Cummings
Wilson
Alcohol policy topic leads National Association meeting
The National Association of Retail Druggists opens in St. Louis with alcohol and narcotics as main topics. President Theodore Hagenow says the group will standardize narcotics regulations and keep drug stores from deviating into other areas. John F. Kramer of Washington will speak on prohibition. A “Day is a Drug Store” dramatizes dealer challenges. The convention runs through Thursday.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Theodore Hagenow
John F. Kramer
Washington
Hagenow
al Dlaglet
Little Miss Sullivan Captures Attention On Virginia Front Porch Visit
The piece profiles Narcissa Sullivan and her father Mark Sullivan editor of Collier's Weekly and political commentator for the Waterloo Evening Courier and New York Evening Post. It notes Narcissa meeting presidential candidates with Harding and Cox whispered sides, while describing her father's wide political contacts and influence in the national campaign.
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Narcissa Sullivan
Virginia Lome
Marion
Miss Sullivan
Mark Sullivan
Waterloo Evening Courier
New York Evening Post
Mr. Sullivan
Collier's Weekly
Albert T. Beveredge
William Jennings Bryen
Homer S. Cummings
Will H. Hays
Leonard Wood
Evening Courier
Union
Sullivan
Harding
League of Nations
Mr. Cox
Survey costs for retail clothiers Chicago meeting
The seventh annual convention of the National Association of Retail Clothiers opens in Chicago with a survey on distribution costs reported by Professor H E Secrist. Northwestern University aided the survey and leaders from Baltimore Boston and Chicago will discuss the clothing trade outlook and related topics.
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Associated Press
Chicago
National Association
H.E. Secrist
Bureau of Business Research
Northwestern University
Eli-Strouse
Baltimore
National Wholesale Clothiers Association
Tubius Morse
Boston
Simon Slee
Illnois Retail Clothiers Association
Members weigh merger of Waterloo clubs into Greater Waterloo
A Waterloo association poll records member views on uniting the East and West clubs under the Greater Waterloo umbrella. J W P Hoxie calls it a vital step for commercial unity. W J Peddicord supports timely amalgamation to consolidate eastern and western factions. M B Morgan says immediate consolidation is required for next year. J C Hartman deems it a good move, noting club men prefer unity under one organization.
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Greater Waterloo Association
Great
Waterloo Association
Waterloo
W. J. Peddicord
Morgan
J. C. Hartman
Edwards Sisters Freed by Judge Wood in Iowa Case
Lillian Edwards 21 pleaded guilty to minor charges and was paroled to the court with sentence withheld while Blanche Edwards 14 secured $500 bail signed by her and uncle Edwards. Both sisters had been held since spring amid revolting living conditions. their father is confined at the state hospital for the insane in Independence Iowa.
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Lillian
Blanche Edwards
George W. Wood
Women’s Reformatory
Rockwell City
Blanche
I. Edwards
Edwards
State, Hospital For Insane, Independance
Towa
Delegates Meet Red Cross Heads at Northeastern Iowa Conference
More than 100 delegates from 18 Red Cross chapters in northeastern Iowa attended a conference in Memorial Hall. Morning talks covered nursing and Red Cross needs in Germany and U.S. hospitals, with afternoon recollections from Phil C. Hanna and Albertus Perry.
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Red Cross
Iowa
Memorial Halls
Women’s
The
Marie Phelan
Chicago
M. S. McMullin
Raileau
Central Division
Germany
McMullin
Thomas Allinson
United States
Phil C. Hanna
Mexico
American Red Cross
Albertus Perry
I. BE. Carruthers
Waterloo
Home Service Sections
Davenport
Fort Dodge
Raids Planned on Chicago Anarchists Tied to Wall Street Bombings
Federal and city authorities prepare raids on Chicago radical headquarters linked to the Wall Street bomb case. Officers target several named anarchists including Carlos Tresta Pietro Baldesserotto and Serafino Orandi. A review of bomb squad activity and informant reports is discussed as guards are set at Loop buildings.
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Chicago
Italy
Fugere Bacini
Roberto Elia
Garrity
Sergt
Chris Sloier
Sergis
Egan
McDonovagn
Thorp
Reds
Federal Agents Center
Sergi. Sloter
August H. Louia
Loop
Linda Grose
Union Station
Linda
Fort Leavenworth
Donahey Breaks With Cox in Ohio Democratic Split
Vic Donahey, Ohio governor candidate, repudiates James M Cox and issues his own platform. He attacks boards and commissions created under Cox and criticizes high salaries for out of state experts, arguing Ohio has excessive laws and legislative indigestion.
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Chicago
James McOx
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Donahey
Cox
Danuhey
Donabey
J Bonnhey
Firemen Put Out Coal Pile Blaze At Marsh Place
Fire department extinguished a coal pile blaze at the Central heating plant rear of the Marsh Place building on Sycamore street. Chief Tiller and crew used hydraulic pressure to push water to the bottom of the pile, limiting damage to nearby business blocks.
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Marsh Place
Sycamore Street
Tiller
Wanted-ads mix with roads and houses in old classifieds
A jumble of rental and sale notices appears with various items offered for rent, sale, or wanted. Listings include rooms for rent, furnished and unfurnished, household furniture,– ranges, stoves, beds, dressers, and rosters. Also noted are farm hands, canvass opportunities, and business college inquiries.
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Phos
Caileuny
Thires
Salorman
Mit
Wm. Krueger
Martin
Waterloo
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Black
Walnut St
Morris
Shole Minke
Leonard Ighaven Sang
Refrinery- Furniture Co
Nike
Washington St
Congress Grounds
West
Lytle
Hummel Hotel
Tady
Cali
Callahan
Ellis
Kent
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