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A roundup of early 1920s events reports President Harding and Hoover on unemployment talks in Washington between Sept. 15 and 20, tax revisions in the Senate, Klan investigations, prohibition enforcement moves, immigrant figures, and various political and economic incidents across the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Harding
Washington
Watson
Senate
Atlantic Coast
Commerce Hoover
Elias Haak Wins Grand American Handicap Trap Title
Sporting Elias F. Haak of Canton Ohio won the twenty second Grand American handicap shooting event at South Shore Country Club Chicago with a score of 97 100. The report also notes European political turmoil including Hungarian expulsions West Hungary and rising tensions in Ireland and Belfast with rioting and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias F. Haak
Canton
South Shore Country Club
Chicago
Farm notes and crimes headline a 1920s Iowa page
Wool in Chicago storage reaches 3,000,000 pounds as Frank Warner cites record levels. Shelby feeder Kirschbaum returns from South Omaha with fat yearlings. 1920 high price record set at $17.50 per hundredweight. Des Moines man Ralph George injured in auto crash. George Spicer mugged in Leon with horses in transit. Local fair youths post scores in livestock judging. Molly Lou the Guernsey nears butterfat record. A Black man, Arthur Coopee, confesses mother killing in Oskaloosa. lynching fear noted. Carter reunion in Marshalltown. J D Humphreys elected Carter association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Kirschbaum
Shelby County
South Omaha
Ralph O. George
Des
Moines
M. A. Shephard
Grimes
Willard Grove
Roland
Geo. ‘Vader, Jr
Jefferson
Harold Pace
Muscatine
State Agricultural College
Tama
Molly Lou
Guernsey
R. A. Nelson
Independence
Sagesta
Arthur L. Coopee
Oskaloo
Hanley
O'Brien
W. B. Griffin
Fort Madison
Cooper
Wittiam
Martha Carter
Marshalltown
Carters
Indiana
Bangor Township
J. D. Humphreys
New Providence
Carter Family Association
JL. B. Chapman
Spirit Lake
Cr. Chapman
Chicago
New ‘Automobile
An. A É
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Harling
Army War College
Senate Finance
House
Internal Revenue
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Cincinnati
Marmet
W. Va
Senate Finance Committee
America
Blair
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Tavis
Columbus
George T. Harding
Marion
President Harding
Soldiers’ Home
Sandusky
Chesapeake & Ohio
Danville
WL Va
Blake
Logan County
Harry Frazee
Boston
New York
Elizabeth Nelson
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Hazleton
Rockaway Point
Green Lake
Wash.) State Bank
The
American Railway Association
Copley Plaza
W. A. Coleman
Amd
Harry ‘Majors
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Salzer
Winterthur
Geneva
Switzerland
Gulf of Alaska
Turnagain Amm
Anchorage
Ford Motor Company
Department of State
Lansing
Mich
State Constabulary
Watersmeet
Iron Mountain
Annapolis
Naval Service
Nathaniel Hill
Odd Fellows
Port Townsend
Wash
Lodge
Odenburg
Burgenland
West Hungary
Gen. von Buelow
Berlin
Marshal von Buelow
Germany
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Sakaria River
Belfast
Mont Arrult
Madrid
London
Upper Silesia
West
Hungary
Trans-Caucasia
Near East Relief At
Albert Johnson
Commissariat of Health
Moscow
Philadephia
Russia
Ebert
Great Britain
Der
Lloyd George
Barnsley
England
Calicut
India
Italy
Washington O V
Council of the League of Nations
Belgium
Brazil
China
Spain
Robert Bue
France
306Th Infantry
Seventy-Seventh Division
AE. F
Mott Street
On-Leong Tong
Winifred Mason Huck
Wacressuan
William E. Mason
Twinols
Huck
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Alabama
Charles Kech
Indy
Yosemite
Old Incy
John C. Merriam
Carnogie Institute
Yosemite National Park
Aing Eifiéren
Arlington “National Cemetery
Andrew J. Campbell
Columbus Circle
Edmund Heller
Hoodog Mountain
Yellowston
Wyoming
Area
Ees
Lodied
Frank Warner
Iowa Bankers Association
Warner
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