Parole Board Visits Anamosa to Consider Inmates
DES MOINES December 3 4 The State Board of Parole will go to the reformatory at Anamosa December 6 to Bart Madison penitentiary to consider petitions for parole. There will be between forty five and fifty men including some long term inmates. They plan to release them as fast as jobs can be found.
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Des Moines
State
Board of Parole
Reformatory
Anamosa
Bart-Madison Peneitentiary
Sam Wood
Pool hall proprietor shoots Chicago doctor in self defense
Robert O Callaghan, former Des Moines pool hall operator, shot Dr. F L McClenan in Chicago after a car collision dispute. O Callaghan claims self defense as McClenan allegedly swung a hammer. McClenan, hospitalized, had only slight chance for life. O Callaghan is free on heavy bonds while condition is determined.
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Des Moines
Robert O’callahan
A .Pook
FL. McClenalin
la Salle Hotel
Chicago
O'Callaghan
O' Han
Liberty
Dr. McClenahan
O’callaghan
Locust Street
Special offer for subscrip tions to News Telegraph and Iowa Farmer
Short term deal offers a year’s subscription to News Telegraph and a year’s subscription by mail to Iowa Farmer for $5.40. Add one dollar for Atlantic delivery. Act now to secure the price before it ends.
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News- Telegraph
Iowa
Atlantic
Harding Declines Presidential Yacht Offer for Norfolk Trip
Washington December 3 Senator Harding declined President Wilson's offer to use the presidential yacht Mayflower to transport the president-elect to Washington from Norfolk next Saturday. Harding signaled via radio to Secretary Daniels that the trip should be made by rail, making the sailing unnecessary.
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Washington
Haring
President Wilson
Norfolk
Daniels
Pastores
Investment Laundry Queen washer by Hansen and Lowe
An advertisement notes the Laundry Queen electric washer as an investment rather than a luxury, attributed to Hansen and Lowe.
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If Hansen & Lowe
Lydia Allen De Vilbiss Named Director of Child Hygiene
Lydia Allen De Vilbiss AK appointed as director of the division of child hygiene in the United States Public Health Service. Noted for her work in infant mortality reduction, she authored monographs on the care of children and wrote extensively for national magazines. Her leadership aims to train women into public health roles and improve child welfare.
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Lydia Allen de Vilbiss
United States Public Health Serime
Dapais
Gnstite’ Beard
Nenith
Dotter de Viabiss
Helping Blind in Turkey Relief Efforts
A fragmentary report notes blinded by trachoma in Turkey and a push by the American committee to establish an eye hospital in Constantinople. It mentions orphanages, shelters, and efforts to provide care for injured and abandoned children amid wartime hardship.
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American Committee For Relief
Eetablishing'an
Constantinople
Constantia
Neermal
Americanz Committee
Constantinple
Etty
Liege
Anuatolla
Dog Saves Woman in Water Rescue After Attack
A brown dog saved a woman attacked near a city outskirts when she fell into a pool two feet deep. The dog pulled her head above water and stayed with her until help arrived, noting she had been in the water about half an hour. The woman’s injuries were not serious.
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Mempussoe
Tee
Wireless market news to be tested by Agriculture Department
The wireless telegraph will be used to broadcast farmers market prices and conditions in a test project by the Agriculture Department and the Bureau of Standards. Ten stations with a 250 mile radius will serve the eastern and midwestern regions, with two in the west. Washington will coordinate, distributing summarized reports twice daily and providing detailed local crop weather data.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Standards
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Ter M
Maine
Mipi
Vote Of G. O. P. In Florida Shows Remarkable Increase
Tampa report notes Republican gains in Florida from under two percent in 1916 to around ten percent in 1920. The analysis highlights a 48 percent rise in Democratic votes over four years while the GOP share expanded amid solid south inroads.
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Florida
Tampa
Fla
Solid South
Local Shop Promotes Hand Carved Picture Frames
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Smithers voting timing and a vendor, Fred Alexander, selling hand carved picture frames at a new location. No clear dates, precise items, or full context available.
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Fred Alexander
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