Skromme Storms Iowa Politics In Expressed Governor Bid
Skromme of "Rviund" seeks the Republican nomination for governor opposing Cox. The piece criticizes his claims that progressives plot to rob citizens, notes his past stance against road bonds, and questions his viability while contrasting Hammill's support for bonds and progress. It reflects local editorial tone and concerns about state leadership.
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Skromme
Rviund
Fermier Ytule
Moses
Skrommeiie
Pheel
Thore
Towa
Veapit
Skromine
Skrommwe
Tawa
Iowa
Story County
Hammill
Azeand Date Toyovine
Lownel
Onitteay
Miss Royden and Agnes Revilen Religious Lectures Sparks Debate
A contentious public discussion centers on Agnes Maude Revilen, a woman minister invited to speak on tobacco use and morality. The debate touches on whether women should smoke and drink, with opinions from Grinnell College figures and local clergy highlighting gender norms and legal questions.
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Miss’ Royden
Agnes Maude Revilen
Alain
Grinnell Coleen
Lupin
Emorg
Learartaegardows
Rabaul
A. Stoller
Anil
Smit
Tyre
Ural
Smoking and morality in university debate sparks tempest
A fragmentary discussion from Town University weighs whether smoking reflects character. The text argues moral inconsistency in barring Miss Reyden over anti smoking sentiment and dismisses overreaction as foolish. The piece portrays gendered views and campus controversy as a minor tempest.
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University of Town
Miss Reyden
Useless Oratory Over Tariff Debate Sparks Senate Critique
A editorial blasts Senate talk on tariff policy as pointless grandstanding. It argues the Senate has no power to shape tariff measures and urges representatives to cease rhetoric and the upper chamber to take a vacation for the good of the country.
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United States
Senate
Welkin
McMaster
South Dakota
Servne
Farmer relief via beer with a kick proposal mocked
The piece mocks Col. James Waddell for suggesting relief to farmers by restoring beer with a kick. It argues 15,000,000 acres of barley and hops would not solve the farm crisis and questions the reasoning behind such a stance, labeling the proposal ridiculous.
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James Woilell
Prohibition Bureau
Waddell
Tates
Vertsinlys
Yerard
Wendell
Watson
The Day's Editorial on Religion and Society in America
A Michigan editorial laments unbalanced beliefs and the variety of religious opinions. It contrasts heathenism with civilized thought, notes historical witch burnings, and praises growing tolerance among Catholics Protestants and Jews. The piece argues balance is rare and society progresses slowly toward greater understanding.
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China
India
Hickman
Parnell
Salem
Religious Assembly Service
Fort Worth
Tex
America
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason BBS
A fragmentary satire narrated by Captain Giles aboard an airship. The captain recounts a perilous voyage, the gusts and storms, and a bizarre tavern scene at sea where weather sharks mock his tale while he defends his account of the voyage.
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Walt
Mason Bbs
Giles
Jad
Fragmentary OCR: political finance wording and names
Fragmented text mentions Adams Sersiey and Norris resolution, Continental company profit notoriety, overanoint agents tracing 280000 dollars, and Albert B. Fall as former interior secretary, with unclear context.
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Norris
Continental Company
Albert B. Fall
Abandoned Railroads Of Iowa Recounted In History Piece
The article notes nearly 400 miles of Iowa rails abandoned, detailing routes, dates, and the decline from 10 018.92 miles in 1914 to 9 750.92 in 1925. It outlines the industrial arc from stock subscriptions and surveys to dismantling and junk removal, plus community impact and the shift to autos.
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Iowa
Bernar Wilson
Aodt
Janbuary
Arcaronectiaa A
Roweve Om Testr
Dassen Ace
Artaeee
Teapot Dome Inquiry Reopened By Senate Panel
The Senate Public Lands Committee will reopen the Teapot Dome oil probe to trace about 3.8 million dollars in profits allegedly gained by the Continental Trading Company of Canada, linked to an oil deal engineered by Harry F. Bineal. The order came from the Senate in executive session late yesterday.
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Washington
Jan
Senate Public Lands Committee
Iti-Wis
Nye
Continental Trading Company of Canada
Harry F. Binelal
Henate
Segaion
Yen
Rumania Awards Damages To American Captain Keller
Rumania awards Captain Keller of Pennsylvania one hundred thousand dollars in damages for injuries suffered during anti semitic riots by Romanian students. Keller was attempting to quiet a balcony crowd at Roswardein when mauled and stabbed by rioters. The United States State Department protested the outrage to the Romanian government.
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Wocharnst
Captain Keller
Pennsylvania
Rosawardein
United States State Department
S Albertson
Flood danger passes London safe after high tide
London officials report engineers believe the city is safe as Phisgorn ing's high tide subsided without further flood danger. The release notes government efforts and the relief following the peak tide on January 10.
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London
H N
London Faces Flood Threat as Thames Rises
As the Thames flood surged into London the riverbank embankment held only after a long night of peril. Lord Desborough, chair of the Thames conservation board, proposes a levee project valued at 40 million dollars to shield the city from future inundations.
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Thames
Lord Desborough
Thames Conservation Board
London
Coolidge outlines plan to develop American merchant marine
President Coolidge outlined a program to build up the American merchant fleet. He urged turning ships to private operators as quickly as possible while placing government fleet administration under a single trusted head instead of the seven member Shipping Board. He blamed divided responsibility for harming the fleet.
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Washington
1. N
Coolidge
Ite
Shipping Board
Origin of the term teknainn from Cotn linguistic note
A reader query in Liberty traces the word teknainn from Cotn, via the form plequinini, linked to Spanish roots meaning little obit. The exchange notes how linguistic shifts tie the term to its Iberian origin.
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Cotn
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