Piles of Iowa Farm Pigs Sent to Chicago Market
More than 2000 pigs donated by Winneshiek county farmers were shipped to the Chicago market. Other items note Catherine Brandt filing intent to become a citizen at 83, and Sioux City’s service flag dedication with nearly 3000 stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneshiek County
Red Cross
Chicago
Catherine Marie Brandt
Walnut Smg
United States
Harding
Sioux City
Des Moines
France
Burleson
Student Army Training Corps
Cornell College
Boye
Charles City
Lste
United War
Milo Doubenmier
Mt. Vernon
Rey McLaughlin
Rock Rapids
Northwestern
Lisbon
Howard Cunningham
Knotville
Iowa
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Neal Guernsey
John McHugh
Theodore P. Shonts
Armenia
Syria
State Council of Defense
Food Administration
Liberty Loan Committees
County Councils of Defense
Ford
St. Catharine's
Hospital. Co
Walker
Washington
War Department
Camp Dodge
Recreation Department
War Camp Community Service of
Army Club
State of Iowa
National Guard
Board of Health
Scott County
Lowa Society
Lowa
Walter Reed Hospital
Bradford Knopr
Lovett Resigns As Director Of Capital Expenditures
Robert S. Lovett resigns as director of the railroad administration division of capital expenditures in Washington and will return January 1 to his former post as chairman of the executive committee of Union Pacific. The article notes war-finance figures, postwar allocations, and other federal measures affecting railroads and government operations. Savings and cancellations of war contracts are discussed along with resignations of fuel administrator Barry Garfield and developments in food and sugar policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Jane Arnett
Cedar Ragidé
Linn County
French High Commission
Iowa
Siberia
W. L. Harding
H. Mavner
Claude AR. Porter
Porter
Democratic State Central Committee
A.T. C
University of Iowa
Homer A. Miller
Bailroada W. G
McAdoo
Bert Davis
Atlantic Produce Company
Davis
General Assembly
Senate
House
United States
Sioux City
W. J. Holmes
House of Representatives
T. E. Mann
K W. Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Winifred
Alice Lynn
Coon Rapids
Camp Merritt
N. J
Adjutant General
Ford
Des Moines
C. L. Herring
War Department
W. O. Finktine
Dee Moines
Ada Patwomen
Aptee Snyder
Polk County Red Cross
New York
Josephine Garden
Wapello
Venus
Chicago
Little Miss Garden
Robert S. Lovett
Railroad Administration
Washington
Union Pacific Railroad
White House
Barry Garfield
Business leaders warn of autocracy upheaval in Atlantic City
The article records Charles M. Schwab's Atlantic City address urging a fair distribution of prosperity and a shift away from big business greed. It notes labor unrest and calls for reforms, plus mentions a broad list of names connected to political and labor events, and references to strikes and other disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Schwab
Atlantic City
N. T
America
Wartime prisoner exodus and government measures in London
A fragmentary report notes large numbers of men held as prisoners during the war and being returned to frontier areas. It cites measures by the government to tighten controls and manage prisoner flows, with reference to the London Express and a high official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
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Baker
Waskiophiy
Treasury
Railroad ‘Administration
Belgium
Sedi
Ington
Ane
Europe
Edward R. Statinius
Paris
Lempurg
Brest- Litovak
Geneva
Austrian Empire
Stockholm
Bjorke Island
Gulf of Both
Berlin
Ira
Leavenworth
T Leavenworth
Tannan
Beyaya
Cleveland
Atredt
Lima
Peru
San Francisco
Congress
Victor E. Bérger
Paratin
Standard Ol Company
Whiting, Ind
Fecely
Ama Otenicnat
Balrord
Detroit
Gar
Sigourney
Herman
H. C."meser
Osterdock
Carl H. Reimers
Paulina
Joseph Selmer
Denison
Clause
Stefins
Primghar
Paul M. Haat
de Witt
Pearl E
Gultis
Centerville
Oakville
Waar F. Moors
Ghimond
Dubuquée
Nian
Martinéburg
Tom
Berovig
Madcutte
Trout
John
Bruschine
Howard
F. oPeon
Id Knoxville
Albert Puber
Ackinson
Corp
Herman J
Rerk
Sither
Athens
Diera
Frontier
Bertin Aise
London Express
M Essary
Inuske
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