World News Highlights From Primary Elections And Global Events
A digest of major events: New York and Maine primary results show Republican gains with party candidates winning across state contests. Cardinal Gibbons shifts on woman suffrage, Palmer promises case-by-case mercy for political prisoners. U.S. notes Mexico over American protections, Bolshivik forces suffer losses on the Polish front, and labor discussions convene on wage scales in Pennsylvania.
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Sarsteca
New York
Global turmoil and crime mix in scattered 1919 despatches
Reports from Europe and the Americas recount fighting in Lithuania and near Callao Bay, a Paris death, Koreans clashing with police, and a Belfast curfew. Other items note Austria debt, Japanese restrictions, League of Nations court talks, and a U S legal case as a broad early postwar news patch.
Local Iowa items span robberies to civic plans
Reports detail burglaries at Cedar Falls and Lone Tree banks, a large corn canning forecast for Rockwell City, and savings by co operative farm groups. Also noted are a Des Moines business girls home plan, a state budget, and political moves including Judge Arthur's Supreme Court appointment and a Florida extradition dispute.
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Ornrowas
Usin
Marshalltown
Aaron’ Bewis
Osceola
Iowa
Thirty-ninth Infantry
Rockwell City
Thomas Arthur
Logan
Lows
Arthur
Frank Gaynor
Farmers Savings Bank
Lone Tree
W.H. Robbins
Dysart
Los Angeles
William Stead
Lusitania
W. O. Bricker
Farragut
Omaha
Co-operative Farmers’ Associations
San Diego Harbor
Doyen
Harvey L. Freeland
Minneapolis
State House
Freedland
Cedar Falls
Howard C. Best
Cedar Valley Fair
Des Moines
Salvation Artmy
Fourth and
Chestnut Streets
T. W. Elsberry
United Mine Workers
Iowa Methodist Hospital
R. J. Wiley
Muscatine
St. Petersburg
Fla
Arthur Pierce Vaughn
Florida
In a Quandary with His Girl
A young man named Dubbs confides to a friend he is in a bind over saying too many nice things to his girlfriend. He fears if he keeps it up she may think she is too good for him, and if he stops she may think he does not care.
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Young Dubbs
Home Run At Wedding Breakfast In Chicago
George Ade, the incorrigible bachelor, scores a home run off marriage at a Chicago wedding breakfast. The paterfamilias hesitates then Ade declares the emblem of war is the orange blossom.
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George Ade
Chicago
Mu Ade
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