Bonded era peace drive and Harding conference praise
The News-Telegraph lauds President Harding and Secretary Hughes for inviting major nations to Washington to draft a lasting peace constitution. It extols the unprecedented gathering, the world’s hopeful mood, and defends the administration against critics while praising progress toward unity and amity among nations.
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Plain English Needed for Income Tax Blanks
Des Moines Capital notes a public demand for clearer federal income tax forms. It mocks Harding's struggle with the blank, suggests hiring language experts to rewrite it in plain English, and imagines contributors like Fidgar, Gibson, Raleigh, and Hadley crafting an accessible, aesthetic form.
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Irish position in democracy and self-government
The author argues that Irish aims mix progress and reaction, with Irishmen seeking both new paths and a return to old ways. In a democracy the Irish will eventually obtain their desires, and only then recognize their strength and weakness, alongside global nations learning similarly.
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Bo Ke
Ireland
Quips and Quotations From A Breezy Column
A fragmented excerpt features a string of wry maxims and social asides. Notable lines reference Tom Sims, a New Jersey minister, a divorce suit, a college professor, the ex Kaiser, and political jesting about thirds and two days of rest.
The Irish Question by Dr Frank Crane
The article quotes Heywood Broun and J McConaughy on Ireland, noting the paradox of an apparently sensible treaty that fails to address Irish youth rights and future sovereignty. It argues leaders chase glory for the nation rather than pursuing justice, freedom, and practical reform.
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Real Estate Transfers and Legal Notice Summary
Real estate transfers show Charles L D M Miller and wife transferring to A R Kohl and C H Roe with values listed as 5000 and 35000.00 and a second transfer involving F Le Butzlof and wife to F M Alexander with dates and parcel references. Also N P Christensen and wife transfer to H M Hansen and Wi D Lowe with a 4750.00 value and Judge Lay to Atlantic Building Supply Co with 1.00 and other minor entries. New York report notes Charles W Morse and sons fighting conspiracy to defraud the government via the shipping board.
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Red Cross News from Griswold School Health Drive
The Griswold public school shows improved health metrics with 357 children inspected, 122 with minor teeth defects, 816 drink milk, 212 normal or overweight, and monthly weights. The Red Cross health contest gains parent and teacher support amid rising hearing issues from infections after grippe. News notes Mrs Wheeler’s improvement, Mary Wasson’s gift reception, and a Grant building pantry sale success.
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Milk trial at Grant school weighs and measures children
About forty dollars was raised as the Grant school begins a two month experiment. Starting next Monday, each morning a child will be weighed and measured and milk will be served to underweight pupils after the morning recess. Happy quips that April Fool's Day plays into the illness belief.
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Over Half Hundred To Get Degrees At Iowa Uni
IOWA CITY April 1. Five hundred sixty-one students have applied for degrees to be conferred at Iowa University's spring convocation. Of those, 335 are seniors in liberal arts, 42 are graduate students, 36 are completing courses in applied science, 36 are seniors in medicine, 82 are dental students, 24 from the pharmacy school, and 47 enrolled in law. One of the largest graduation classes in the history of the institution is expected.
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Partial Tickets Lead to Full Tickets in Many Cases
A report notes that voters receive at least a partial ticket in every polling instance and that full tickets appear in many races. The piece sketches how ticket completeness varies by locality and candidate lineup.
Feuling to lead Demos in Iowa and Chicago banker dies
E J Feuling of Hampton Iowa elected chairman of Iowa Democratic state committee and manager of campaign. R Mitchell of Ottumwa urged as attorney general candidate. Feuling pledges full ticket and active plan development. In Chicago William F Fenton head of National Bank of the Republic commits suicide by jumping into Lake Michigan amid illness and despondency. he previously served as Ottumwa cashier.
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