Republicans Confident After Iowa Third District Caucus
Six counties including Black Hawk and Buchanan likely back Hoover in November while Hardin Wright and Dubuque show doubt. Congressman Robinson urged party loyalty and tariff protection, urging farmers to back Hoover over Al Smith. Local leaders emphasized electing Hoover as the path to prosperity.
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Russell-Lamisan
Cass
County Central Committee
Charmen
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Bremer
Butler
Delaware
Franklin
Hardin, Wright
Dubuque
Robinson
Hoover
T. J. B. Robinson
Hampton
Herbert Hoaver
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Iowa
Democratic Party
Wilson
Congressman Robinson
Republica Party
Ktood
Seman Robinson
New York World
al Smith
Smith
New York
Tammany
Middlewest
Towa
Martha McGture
Mount Pleasant
Charles A. Rawson
North
Gordon L. Elliott
Des Moines
Herbert Hoover
Ellioth
Huge Fibre Chair Show In Window At Davidson’s
A Davidson's furniture window at 170 Fourth Street West displays four Karpen Artfibre pieces including two chairs and two floor lamps. One chair is claimed to be the largest Artfibre chair in the world. If the chair's Artfibre were unwound and stretched, it would reach 117 miles.
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Davidson
Fourth Street West
Karpen
S. Karpen & Bros
Views of the People on Kellogg Pact Meeting
A letter from Grundy Center describes a Waterloo presbytery gathering held September 21 held on Tuesday and Wednesday. Dr Shedd delivered a strong sermon on the tragedy of the almost and noted that slavery and liquor traffic were outlawed. Dr Griffith of Cedar Falls contributed remarks.
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Kellogg
Grundy Center
Waterloo
Shedd
Grimtith
Cedar Falls
Kellogg Peace Pact Address Supported by Church Leaders
Dr Lauris read resolutions backing the Kellogg treaty and urged churches and civic groups to apply their influence in support of the agreement. The speech emphasized the pact's development and its reception among the public.
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Lauris
Clergy Rally for Treaty Passage Says Kerr
William G. Kerr urges a senate vote to ratify a treaty and asks clerks to inform senators. He warns a real contest could trigger church action to secure triumph, signaling moral backing in the international matter.
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United States Senate
William G. Kerr
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Lydia
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Jacquard
Tarres
Lara
Creanor Tarobe
Ted
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Lincoln Street Market
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M. C. Nelson
Entz Cafe
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