Reward Offered for Albert Siemers Disappearance
A $50 reward is offered for information on Albert Siemers who left Monticello on November 21 and has not been seen since. Other notes include the Van Buren county home ready to occupy December 1 after costing about $35,000, and Iowa's 27th county warehousing board gaining state recognition to operate in Carroll county.
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Albert Siemers
Monticello
van Buren
Iowa
State Board of Agriculture
Carroll County
New England
Minnesota
Wisconsin
William Hough
Indianapolis
Iowa Realtors’ Association
Davenport
Hough
Des Moines
Coliseum
Iowa Crop and Weather Service
New Union Trust and Savings Bank
Dubuque
Central Avenue
Dubuquers
Northern Sugar Corporation
Albion
Hotels
Coolidge Sets Broad Policy Agenda for Congress
In his first address to Congress President Coolidge outlines foreign policy aims including resuming relations with Russia under selective terms, opposing new railroad subsidies, and relief measures for farmers. He urges budget discipline, calls for limited immigration, veteran care, coal reform, and reorganization of government departments while stressing Monroe Doctrine and American leadership abroad.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Harding
Department Pelice
America
The
Coal Commission
War and Navy
Ancient DICE Games Found In New Mexico Valley
Smithsonian report by Dr. J. Walker Fewkes reveals prehistory crockery from the Mimbras valley near Deming. A broken jar bottom shows three men gambling with dice. the site lies between the Pueblo and Mexican regions and hints at a vanished culture once debated by scholars.
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Rio Mimbras
New Mexico
Deming
Smithsonian Institution
J. Walker
Bureau of American Ethnology
Pueblo
Loneliness of Youth at War Quote
A quoted Rudyard Kipling line laments the profound isolation of youth amid war and a world indifferent to their struggle. The reflective remark underscores a generational gap and emotional exile.
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Rudyard Kipling
Cattle Thresh Wheat in Corsica
In Corsica cattle thresh a wheat field, hooves beating grain from heads. A sieve then separates edible grain from chaff in a simple rural process.
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Corsica
Alien land laws upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court rules California and Washington may ban aliens from owning real estate, in a decision praised by opponents of the Japanese contention. Justice Butler notes the Fourteenth Amendment is not violated and the treaty with Japan remains unbreached, reinforcing state authority over land ownership by noncitizens.
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Yates
Supreme Court
Labor Board
Congress
Great Britain
Ashington
California
Washington
Japan
United States
Pacific
Wilson
Butler
Forest Service Reports Big Game Counts in National Forests
Col. W. B. Greeley, chief of the forest service, told the Biological Society at the Cosmos Club that over 515000 head of big game occupy 147 national forests including 440000 deer and 48500 elk. He noted skepticism about distribution across parks and urged continued wildlife protection, reduced grazing, more game refuges, and stocking lakes with fish to meet rising forest usage.
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Col
W. B. Greeley
Forest Service
Biological Society
Cosmos Club
Colonel Greeley
Yellowstone National Park
Rocky Mountain
Yellowstone, Glacier
Mount McKinley National
Glacier and McKinley National Parks
Yellowstone
Mount McKinley
Kaibab Forest
Grand Canyon National Park
Greeley
Island White Oshkosh Named White House Collie
The White House accepts Island White Oshkosh a white collie from the Island White Collie Kennels Oshkosh Wis. The fifteen month old dog has a thick white coat a powerful body and loyal lines suited for farm work guarding families and guiding livestock.
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Island
White
Oshkosh
White House
Island White Oshkosh
Isle
Whitey
Coolidge
Island White Collie
Wis
Plan to Clear Pueblo Land Titles in New Mexico
American Indian Defense Society of New York outlines a plan to map Pueblo lands and sue to recover titles held adversely by white settlers. It proposes a three member commission and compensation for lands required by Pueblos, while opposing the Lenroot substitute that blocks land claims without consent and court process.
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Department of Justice
United States
Judicial Council
New York
Georgia
Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
American Indian Defense Society of
New Mexico
Work
American Indian Defense Society
Secretary of the Interior
Pueblos
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World Court OF Justice
Russia
League of Nations
Senate
World Court
Shipping Board
Mississippi
Colorado
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
St. Lawrence River
Canada
Hague Tribunal
Prohibition
the Necro
North Dakota
Uscle Shoals
Army
Navy
New Mexico Valley
Detroit News
Pacific Coast
Roald Amundsen
Polar
Arctics
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Alaska
Alberta
Rockies
Mexico
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