Loyal Legion elects Iowa commander in Des Moines meeting
H. C. McNeal of Sioux City is chosen commander of the Iowa chapter of the Loyal Legion with J. D. Patrick J. F. Merry E. D. Hadley L. W. Harwood and others named to senior posts and council seats. The report also covers power line extensions, trials, accidents and local civic notes across several towns.
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H. C. McNeal
Sioux City
Iowa
The
Loyal Legion
Des Moines
J. D. Patrick
J. F. Merry
Manchester
E. D. Hadley
L. W. Harwood
Cedar Rapids
Craig E. Wright
Charles W. Fracker
Byron C. Ward
Lewis Schooler
J. R. Prime
Jacob Lichty
W. T. Clark
J. B. Weaver
Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern Interurban Company
Frazier
Jewell
Stanhope
Stratford
Dayton
Bierie
Ottumwa
Burlington
Court House
Iowa State Sunday School Association
Shenandoah
John 8. Matla
Callison
Laurel
Kellogg
William Campbell
Sidney
Mr. Campbell
Campbell
F. L. Baizloff
Charlotte
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Davenport
Lyman J. Edwards
H. Farrow
Harris Watson
Boone
Perry
San Diego
California
Clyde
L. B. Bradiey
Numa
Huerta Nears End as Mexico Posts SuccessionQuestion
Peace delegates from the Huerta government travel from Washington to Niagara Falls to seek mediation on Mexico’s future. They acknowledge Huerta’s likely retirement and focus on securing a stable government, protection of property, and recognition, amid U.S. troop plans until stability appears.
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Washington, D. C
Huerta
Washington
Niagara Falls
Canada
Mexico
Mexico City
Wilson
Bryan
United States
Vera Cruz
Ity
BUILD CONCRETE BRIDGES Marshalltown Move to Bond for Bridges
Marshall county plans a forward looking program to replace all wooden bridges with permanent concrete structures. The board of supervisors considers a bond issue of 300000 to 400000 dollars to fund the project. Annual repair costs would cover interest as bonds mature, with future generations taxed to share the cost of long lasting reinforced concrete bridges. The county has no current bonded indebtedness and hopes to borrow at four percent or less.
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Marshalltown
Marshall County
Board of Supervisors
Webster City Brick Plant Reopens Under New Owners
The Webster City Brick & Tile plant, idle for a year and a half, resumes operations as the Webster City Clay Products company. Thirty five workers and seven kilns begin production after complete renovation, boosting Crooked Creek railroad traffic to the Lehigh coal fields and clay beds.
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Webster City
Webster City Brick & Tile Company
Webster City Clay Products Company
Crooked Creek
Lehigh
Iowa Man With Funston at Vera Cruz
Capt. George Stuart of the Seventh United States infantry, son of Hon and Mrs T M Stuart of Chariton, serves at Vera Cruz. His wife and young son arrived from Galveston and will stay at the Stuart home while he accompanies General Funston in Mexico.
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Iowa
Funston
Chariton
Vera Cruz
George Stuart
Seventh
United States Infantry
T. M. Stuart
Galveston
Tex
Stuart
Mexico
General Funston
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