Republicans Drive to Win With Women Voters in Hoover Campaign
National Republican drive to win women voters for Herbert Hoover expands with full organization of women’s groups. Mrs. Alvin T. Hert leads separate bureaus targeting business, professional, and other women. State leaders named in 16 states to enlist lawyers, doctors, teachers, nurses, shop owners, and clerical workers. Aimed to showcase tariff strength and protective measures, with Smoot highlighting a tariff table contrasting Republican and Democratic eras. Caroline Gruener named head of Iowa businesswomen’s committee. sister of Gruener who runs a Des Moines grocery.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Corre
Herbert Hoover
Republican National Committee
Alvin T. Hert
Hoover
Caroline Gruener
Margaret Stewart
Phoenix
Arizona
Des Moines
Town
Emma Fell Cho
America
Reed Smoot
Uteh
Smoot
Brookhart Fires Back at Peek and Murphy as Doublecrossers
Senator Norris signals political maneuvering revealing farm relief debate as Curtis, Pringle biographer, and Smith clash over scientific crop control. Norris refuses to back Smith or Hoover currently, plans to campaign for five Progressive senators in western states starting with a Rochester speech for Shipstead and Palmer Labor, then moves to North Dakota, Washington, and Wisconsin.
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Curtis
Smith
Henry F. Pringle
Fairgrounds
Norris
Washington
D. C
Nebraska
Herbert Hoover
Progressive Bloc
Rochester
Minn
Shipstead
Palmer- Labor
North Dakota
Montana
Wheeler
Dill
Webras
Kator Howell
Japanese Princess and Prince Celebrate Imperial Wedding
The ceremony featured a divine sake cup linked to the throne, witnessed by a restricted royal circle. Setsuke Matsudaira and his wife attended with imperial permission while many officials remained distant. Further rites occurred in palace sanctuaries to announce the union to imperial ancestors.
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Setsuke
Touneo Matsudaira
Morelden
Shiden
Imperial Nuptials Parade As Royal Couple wed in State Ceremony
The prince and princess rode in a horse drawn carriage in ceremonial robes to the omete-machi mansion near the imperial palace before changing into Parisian gowns and military dress. Crowds largely consisted of schoolgirls as diplomats observed the nuptials. A later State banquet at Akasaka palace was planned with ambassadors and ministers and their wives attending after tours of imperial tombs to report their union.
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Imperial Palace
Guards Division
Akasaka
Drop Charge of Assault Against Girl's Sweetheart
Winterset Iowa September 28 The charge of assault with intent to murder against Lorenzo Hartman 21 was dismissed the alleged victim Miss Iwone Robinett 19 was found with a rifle wound Hartman was released on bond of 25000 and the county attorney said he was convinced he was not responsible for the shooting Miss Robinett testified she watched him drive away a few minutes before she was shot
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Winterset
Lorenzo Hartman
Iwone Robinett
Hartman
E. Hamilton
County Attoraney
Miss Robinett
Preacher Cleared of Immorality Charges in Methodist Trial
Fairfield Sept 28 Rev J. Cummins former pastor of Belleville First Methodist was acquitted of immorality but found guilty of high imprudence and unministerial conduct in a church trial tied to the annual conference of southern Illinois Methodists.
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Fairfield, II
Cummins
First Methodist Church
Belleville
Brain Tests at Major Universities Slant Mental Rating
The Evening Post advertises brain tests given at leading universities. It explains Roman numerals and practice translation, inviting readers to input numbers and try sample items before proceeding. Examples include V X L D C M values and several numeral sequences for practice.
Mrs J J Morris 68 Waterloo police chief widow dies
Emma Barth born Savannah Ga December 1 1859 widow of Thomas J Morris veteran police captain died at 5 20 a m after two years illness in local hospital She leaves daughter Mrs Jesse J Roberts four grandchildren three brothers and one sister Funeral at First Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev Thomas R Niven burial in Fairview Cemetery Petersen Bros mortuary listed as place of death and surviving kin
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Enna Morris
Kern Street
Thomas J. Morris
Emma Barth
Savannah
Morris
Mt. Carroll
Waterloo
John Truesdale
Dubuque
Petersen Bros
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas R. Niven
Fairview Cemetery
U.S. to Withdraw Marines in China
The State Department indicated a further withdrawal of United States marines from China is likely due to the new De Jure relationship between the two nations. The withdrawal program begun earlier would continue, per officials. Highway No 32 Opened between Here and Grinnell Newton Iowa delegates from Des Moines Colfax Brooklyn Kellogg attended ceremonies marking the opening.
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Washington, D. C
W.P
United States
China
State Department
Newton
Here
Grinnell
Des Moines
Colfax
Brooklyn
Kellogg
Mass for Michael A. McMahon Held at St John’s
Michael A. McMahon 75 died at home and his funeral will be at St John’s Catholic Church Monday at 9:30 a.m. Rev. Fr. J. A. McMahon of Hampton will preside with Fr. J. N. Lentz assisting. Burial in Calvary Cemetery notes his Iowa birth and long residence. Surviving are widow two sons and a daughter.
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Michael A. McMahon
Independence Avenue
J. A. McMahon
Hampton
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fr. McMahon
Sacred Heart Church
J. N. Lentz
St. John’s
Calvary Cemetery
Tunney in motor crash in France injures none
Gene Tunney retired heavyweight champion arrived at Hotel de Provence in Juan Les Pins in a 60 mph crash with a departing car. Neither Tunney nor the other driver was hurt. An irate French owner shouted insults, but Tunney identified himself and the dispute ended. He planned to travel to Naples to meet fiancée Miss Josephine Lander, an heiress from Greenwich, Conn., then proceed to Milan.
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Juan Les Pins
France
Gene Tunney
Hotel de Provence
Tunney
Socks Tunney
Frances
Naples
Josephine
Polly”) Lander
Greenwich
Genn
Milan
Pawnee Tire Receiver Reports Funds for Final Distribution
L. F. Wynegar of Cedar Falls, receiver for the Pawnee Tire and Rubber Co., filed his final district court report asking a hearing date. He states $13,716.80 on hand, with expenses to be deducted before distribution. Claims total $90,295 from preferred and common stockholders.
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L. F. Wynegar
Cedar Falls
Pawnee Tire & Rubber Co
National Morris Plan Convention in Richmond October 8 10
The national Morris Plan convention will be held Oct 8 10 in the Hotel Jefferson Richmond Va. Several hundred Morris Plan bank officials from across the country will attend. Waterloo Morris Plan Co 22 Fourth Street West represented by W J Rechtfer fig secretary and manager and W E Ogle vice president.
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Morris Plan
Hotel Jefferson
Richmond
Waterloo Morris Plan Company
Fourth Street West
W. J. Rechtferfig
W. E. Ogle
California oranges to aid Florida sufferers
California citrus growers will ship five cars of fruit to eastern auctions next Monday. Two cars of oranges and three of lemons will raise funds for the American Red Cross to aid Florida hurricane victims. Organist Ralph Jones at Riviera, sidelined by flu, remains unable to perform.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
Florida
American Red Cross
Bec
Ralph Jones
the Riviera
Jones
Missing engineer feared after disappearance in Mexico
Mexico City reports El Universal fearing mishap for American engineer E. R. Edwards missing since Sunday. He left Mexico City for Zaracoza, Puebla, where a mining company employed him. Separate dispatches note a statewide rally planned in Des Moines with Senator Joe T. Robinson slated to speak October 27. In Iowa, Edward Hawkins, 29, died after being crushed between freight cars on North Western tracks. Davenport firm Balch Hardware files voluntary bankruptcy, founded in 1868. Missouri pastors pledge to oppose wet candidates in November. Ray Venter named chair of the executive committee of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. Mrs David Siegel and daughter Esther travel to Chicago for music studies under Franz Polensky.
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Mexico
Mexico City
el Universal
E. R. Edwards
Zaracoza
Puebla
Marshalltown
Edward Hawkins
Iowa Railway & Light Corporation
Hawkins
Fural
WSUI and WOI to keep current broadcasting hours
Iowa City and Ames stations WSUI and WOI will retain their present broadcasting times. Professor BE Lauer said a return from a conference with the federal radio board in Washington brought assurance that the board would grant WSUI and WOI their existing hours despite the decree taking effect November 11.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
WSUI
Iowa Blate College
Ames
BE. H. Lauer
University of Towm
Federal Radio Board
Washington
WHO
Des Moines
WOC
Davenport
Radio Board
WSU
Arrest Four Men for Tar Burned Knitter in Kenosha
Police announce four men captured in the tar attack on Harold Hendrickson, a Kenosha knitter. Elmer Hackbuart, 23, of Bristol, confesses and implicates Earl Steele, 21, Oliver Hushold, 21, and Dewit Jones, all of Kenosha, as accomplices. Fifth assailant unnamed. all arrested men are former Allen-A company employees.
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Kenosha
Wis
Harold Hendrickson
Allen
Elmer FL Hackbuart
Bristol
Earl M. Steele
Oliver Hushold
Dewit Jones
Allen-A Comppany
One Rockford Flier Leaves for Berlin
Copenhagen Denmark Sept 23 WUP Parker D Cramer American aviator left by airplane today for Berlin Bert Hassell his companion on the flight of the Greater Rockford from the United States to Greenland left for Gothenburg where he will be greeted by a large crowd including the American consul Hassell will deliver a brief speech at the railroad station and then proceed to other places in Sweden to visit friends
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Copenhagen
Denmark
WUP
Parker D. Cramer
Berlin
Bert Hassell
Greater
Rockford
United States
Greenland
Gothenburg
Hassell
Sweden
Prince of Wales Arrives in Africa in Good Will Tour
The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Gloucester arrived by steamship Malwa in Mombasa Kenya Colony on September 28 to begin a goodwill tour of British African colonies. Hague crowds greeted them at Kilindini as they prepared to stay two days at Government House with a ball and garden party planned in their honor.
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Mombasa
Kenya
East Africa
Prince of Wales
Duke of Gloucester
Malwa
Duke of Glol Cester
Africa
Kilindini
Agreement Near in Miners Strike in Iowa
Des Moines reports a near peace between Iowa coal operators and United Mine Workers after weeks of deadlocked talks. A subcommittee reached a compromise proposing a daily wage of 5.80 dollars for major worker classes, down from an initial 7.50. The contract would run from October 1, 1928, to April 1, 1990, with only minor adjustments expected before signing.
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J. MN
Des Moines
INS
Iowa
United Mine Workers
Breeding Loses Importance in France
Bordeaux France September 28 Peace and the automobile have killed the thoroughbred horse raising industry in South Western France. Owing to the reduction of cavalry effectives the army remount department now makes few purchases and private buyers prefer automobiles to saddles.
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Bordeaux
France
Army
Red Cross hurricane relief fund tops 3 million
Washington announces that the West Indian relief fund totals 3,042,313.81 dollars. In Oklahoma City, Dr. J. B. Rowe leads a statement that 76,000 Oklahoma Democrats will back Hoover and Charles Curtis. Aijackings report from Moscow states 22 Kuban college students arrested for counter revolutionary plot. Louvre reports about 100 of its 60,000 paintings deemed fraudulent after lab tests.
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Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Sarfiere Relief Fund
Hoover
Oklahoma City
J. B. Rowe
Oklahoma
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
Moscow
INS
Kuban Agricultural College
Iday
Louvre
Paris
Temperatures Thursday to Friday Weather Update
Readable data shows maximum Thursday temperatures, minimum Thursday night and Friday highs and lows. Details include Friday forecasted temperatures and variations for the day and night, with values indicating a rising trend into Friday.
Coolidge Viewed Aiding Hoover In Massachusetts Talk
Washington dispatch notes party leaders urging President Coolidge to assist Hoover in his home state campaign. Observers weigh precedents, expecting Coolidge to limit remarks to party records as he mulls an October speech, possibly in Boston between Oct 29 and 25 despite unclear timing and venue.
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Coolidge
Hoover
Washington, D. C
Herbert Hoover
Massachusetts
Golters
Thse
England
Boston
W C T U members stamp out cigarettes in Oakland
Locals in Oakland stamp out cigarette ends with their heels to keep children from smoking. More than 2,000 have been crushed in a few weeks during a convention. Also listed is an ad for Commercial Auto Wrecking chimney at 1330 Commercial Street priced at $100 and furnaces at 627 Reber and 225 Philipam.
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Oakland
Cal
Commercial Auto Wrecking Company
Commercial Street
L. F. Peterson
Reber
B. Tolliver
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Business Women’s Committes For
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Peek and
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Prince
Het
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Jackie
Bobbie
Chicago
Moy
Evening Post, Inc
Notay Lina
Guy Magy
Ecole Unma
Society
J. Morris
Presbyterian Church
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U.S
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Pawnee Tire Company
Virginia
Bes Moines
Joe T. Robinson
Arkansas
Edwin F. Balch
Balch Hardware Company
Butler
St. Louis
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Yenter
Rapid City
S. D
Ray Venter
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
David Siegel
Miss Esther
Miss Siegel
Vollin
Franz Polensky
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
WOI
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T. L. Wheeler
Fourth, Street West
John King
Winchester
Remington
Duco
Ovat
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