Hawkeye State News Highlights From Iowa
Iowa school board adds 31 high schools to accredited list for 1915 16 bringing total to 50 000 pupils. New industries through art pottery tests at Iowa State College aim to boost Des Moines river clay deposits. Grinnell college honors scholars selections announced. Fire at Penn College Oskaloosa destroyed main building. reconstruction planned. Prohibition and road funding themes feature statewide coverage with mentions of Jefferson SD and Iowa governors.
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Traer
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Clinton
Dorothy McCune
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Robert H. Williams
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Republicans at Chicago convention nominate Harding for temporary chair
At the Chicago Coliseum the Republican national convention opens with Charles Warren Harding of Ohio elected temporary chairman. He delivers a keynote praising unity, defense, tariff protection, and American loyalty as officials are chosen and committees named amid pageantry and applause.
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Washington
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Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago
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Massachusetts
United States
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Europe
Mexico
Philippines
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Rosa
Greatest Naval Battle Shocks London as Vessels Lost
Reports from London describe a colossal sea engagement off Denmark in which British forces lost three battle cruisers along with three cruisers and eight destroyers. German losses included Wiesbaden and Pommern, with several ships missing. The clash sparked frantic newspaper editions and stunned the West End with its scale and casualties.
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Germany
Great Britain
Denmark
North Sea
Admiralty
Derfflinger
Lutzow
Hecht
West End
Rotterdam
Reuter Telegram Company
Schelde
Ymuiden
Naval Bill Passes House by Wide 858 to 4 Margin
The naval appropriation bill carrying 270000000 for sea preparedness was passed by the house by 858 votes to 4. Support came from both sides. opponents were Representatives Browning Graham Randall and London. The program includes five battle cruisers four acout cruisers destroyers 60 submarines and 130 agroplanes. Triplets born to Mr and Mrs Anthony Helmer of Hartington Nebraska averaging over eight pounds.
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House
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New Jersey
Graham
Pennsylvania
Randall
California
London
New York
Triptete
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Anthony Helmer
Hartington, Neb
Vital Statistic Bureau of
Western Canada Opportunity for Farmers Expanding Homesteads
A Saskatchewan based article extols Western Canada as a land of quick gains for farmers through cheap land and 160 acre free homesteads. It cites a Lloydminster farmer who grew from 4 oxen to 6 horses, 12 cattle, and harvests of 26 bu wheat, 65 bu oats, and 40 bu barley per acre. It foresees a postwar stock boom driven by stockbreeding and warns of Europe’s demand, urging timely investment and preparation for the coming golden age of opportunity.
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Lloydminster
Saskatchewan
States
Canada
Europe
United States
Domimon
Amusement Plea From Settlemen t Worker and Ragtime Request
A settlement worker asks a distressed woman what she can do to ease her troubles and inquires if she can sing ragtime songs. The exchange includes family references and a remark about a husband not having been to a cabaret in years, with unclear dialogue and social miscommunication.
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