American Cup Challenge and Sportsmanship Highlighted
At Atlantic Iowa a challenge to the yachting championship stands as Tom Hipt orson and his four boats vie to wrest the cup from America. The piece lauds the Irish challenger for gallantry, sportsmanship, and the cost and effort spent in preparation. It notes admiration for his determin ation and disdain for alibis when beaten, while praising American cup defenders for the contest. Subscription rates and Association Press credit appear in the notice.
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Tom “Hiptor
Up Challenger
America
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Notice to Subscribers and Bryan’s Decline in Democratic Party
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may arrange evening delivery by calling before eight. The text then shifts to a political commentary on W. J. Bryan, claiming he has lost influence in the Democratic Party as new leaders and faces emerge, with Bryan described as belonging to the past and paying a political price. The piece asserts the party has moved on.
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Atlantic
News Telegraph
W. J. Bryan
Dimorratic
Bryan
Rippling Rhymes of the Deep Seafaring Tales and Warren Harding
A narrator at a village overlooks the sea and longs for seafaring tales. Though old sailors share storms and distant reefs, they only indulge in gossip of Warren Harding, leaving the wonders of the deep largely untold.
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Lentky
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Warren Harding
Duden Sues Sampson For Two Months Labor At Wiota
In Wiota on a recent Wednesday a suit by Henry Duden against Severt Sampson for two months’ labor was decided in Duden’s favor. Sampson appealed. A separate ball game incident saw Jess Jordan strike Culi Norditan with a bat, breaking three teeth and causing unconsciousness for two hours. Sas Wilson, Wiota city resident, presides over the state horticultural society and seeks state representative.
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Wiota
Henry Duden
Rand
Severt Sampson
Sampson
Jess Jordan
Culi Norditan
Sas Wilson
state” horticultural _society
Today's Anniversaries and Historic Milestones
A list of notable dates: Theodore Matt born in Gurrell county and died in Baltimore in 1920. 1849 Oregon Territorial Legislature met at Oregon City. 1870 International Workmen's Exhibition opened in London by the Prince of Wales. 1881 Warner Miller elected U S senator from New York. 1882 Mary Todd Lincoln died in Springfield. 1885 Niagara Falls State Reservation opened as a park. 1898 Cuban Province and Santiago surrendered to the United States. 1918 floods in North Carolina and nearby states caused significant damage and losses.
Orange yield figures from Florida grove record set
In Miami Florida on July 16 a seasonal harvest shows 5 287 oranges picked from three trees. Another tree yielded 2 007 oranges and a third 1 600 with 2 680 oranges remaining uncollected.
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Miami
Fla
Death of Mrs Christensen at Elk Horn Iowa
Elkhorn Iowa July 18 Mrs Ne Christensen died Wednesday at her home five miles from Elk Horn after a few days illness She was over 60 years old Survived by husband four daughters and several sons Funeral arranged for Saturday at 1 PM from Elk Horn Lutheran Church with interment in Elk Horn cemetery
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Elk Horn
Christensen
Hore
Chris Christensen
Hans
Daniel
Tnather
Elk Holm Lutheran Church
Eile Horn
Anitaid in Oklahoma business and post office notes
Cass County roundup lists Leon Gi Voorhees visiting Anitaid in Oklahoma for business matters. Postmaster H H Cate takes a 15 day vacation with trips to Des Moines Waterloo and Cedar Rapids including a postmasters convention and K P grand lodge. Also notes various residents traveling, visiting relatives, or on vacations to Wyoming, Colorado, Blackfoot Idaho and Canada.
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Leon Gi Voorhees
Anitaid
Oklahoma
H. H. Cate
Des Moines
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
K. P
Grand Lodge
Mixed garbled historical note on poetry and oratory
Fragmentary OCR text mentions United States Army, international relations, a poet, hour of history, and dramatic oratorical phrases. References to Libby, Tadhes inquiry, The Chess Game of the Nation, and sorority singers appear amid distorted phrases.
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Libby
Tadhes
Singhrs
Australia to Stand as Separate Nation in League
Sydney July 16 Australia is determined to stand firmly on its right as a separate nation in the League of Nations said Prime Minister Hughes in a major speech. He noted America’s stance on the British Empire’s voting rights and urged consistent policy.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Australia
League of Nations
Hughes
America
Photographer Stops Night Spooner Disturbances in School Grounds
In Petaluma Georgia July 16 an amateur photographer and electrician finally halt nightly flash light pictures in the local school grounds. Protestors had complained about disturbances caused by spooners in the area leading to the closure of such activity.
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Petaluma
Gal
Faces Treason Charge in Nuevo Leon Case
Mexico City July 16 reports Gener Pablo Gonzales former presidential candidate and alleged recidivist of the abortive revolution in Nuevo Leon will be tried immediately an official announcement says today
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Mexico
Gener
Frayed News Mix From Carroll and Council Bluffs
Local items recall a long list of unsettled matters from Carroll Shenandoah Council Bluffs and Corning. Notable notes include a perjury plea and grand jury case, a new banker arriving in Yorktown, a 60th wedding anniversary, a fatal farm accident near Corning, a jail escape and new arrests in Council Bluffs, a veteran Army man’s death in Logan, and road work adjustments west of Corning with grade and widening plans.
Permanent American Royal stock show building planned in Kansas City
A Kansas City report outlines a permanent American Royal livestock show building to be erected on 28th Street trafficway. The project is expected to cost about $100,000 with a committee already raising funds and more than $60,000 in hand. The new facility will also host other shows and attract business to the event.
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Kansas City
Seamameres Cencellen
Dauilet
War Mothers vote to aid Americanization drive in North Dakota
The War Mothers association backed Americanization work and urged the Capitol to honor World War veterans. Kate Richards O Mara, from prison, was noted in coverage as a member, while Albert J. Jones of Lisbon was elected state war mother.
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N. D
Pictlenston
North
Dakota
Paccinite Secord
odrKate Richards
O'Mara
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