Reaction Brings Votes to Harding in Iowa Meeting
A Third district rally at Hotel Russell-Lamson drew county chairmen and leaders from all but one county. Speakers praised Harding and attacked Meredith and Wilson, noting Methodist opposition to Meredith and claiming the party’s temperance gains. J B Newman and others urged unity, while Democrats in some counties eye Hughes, forecasting a Harding win.
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Black Hawk County
Big Creek Township
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Burton HE. Sweet
Jars Bladine
Cedar Falls
Meredith
T. E. Taylor
Mr. Rawson
J.B. Newman
Bremer County
W. Saylor
Bo Nen County
J. K. Brame
S. W. Krauss
Delaware County
Dubuque County
Iowa
Dubuque
J. T. Carr
D. T. Slattery
Oliver Longueville
John P. Walsh
Tom Purcell
Franklin County
Earl Worris
O.L. Mead
Colonel McClure
Butler County
C. BE. Boies
Independence
S. R. Smith
Tad Carpenter
A. W. McFarlane
Waterloo
Small papers doomed unless stren gency relieved
Bruce Bliven of USC warned the Southern California Editorial association that print paper shortages threaten many US weeklies and dailies. He urged cooperative action to correct the causes of the crisis and prevent suspensions.
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United States
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Evangelist Norton to Speak on War Front Gospel Work
Ralph C. Norton and his wife, long devoted to evangelistic work with Allied armies, will address First Presbyterian Church tonight. The program includes 100 stereopticon views and stories from Belgium and Britain, detailing camps, conversions, and front visits. Queen Elizabeth aided their mission with support and a trench visit, inspiring further talks.
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America
No Interest Leaves Homecoming Queen Seat Vacant
Due to lack of interest no queen will be crowned for the homecoming festival. The committee tried to generate interest, candidates withdrew, and voting closed on Sept 25. With the parade on October 4, a coronation ceremony cannot occur.
Dr Steiner to Speak at Waterloo Affiliated Brotherhoods
Dr Eoward Steiner, an authority on immigration, will address the general meeting of the Affiliated Brotherhoods of Waterloo Ort on the 13th. The remarks are expected to cover immigration topics and related community concerns.
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Licensed to Wed Across Waterloo and Cedar Falls Records
A notice records marriages for Michael E. Joyce and Effa L. Wilson both of Waterloo along with George D. Butler Jr. and Lelia E. Hall of Waterloo Maurice W. Brown of Gordon Gr and Harriet M. Schooler of Cedar Falls.
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Waterloo
Effa L. Wilson
George D. Butler, Jr
Lelia E. Hall
Maurice W. Brown
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Harriet M. Schooler
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Dr Steiner Draws Crowds With Spiritual Book Tour
The author and Ute writer of many works, Dr Steiner, has sparked wide interest with his latest book. The advisory board of the brotherhoods will meet on October 20 at 8 pm to plan his address. Non members may hear him by contacting C M Sherrill before October 13.
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