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Burke, Kuipers & Mahoney Inc
Chicago
North Wabash Ave
New York
Grayby
Lexington Aves
Canada
U. S
Iowa
Cazes
Creston Edits Warn Against Risky Mortgage Bonds
The Creston News-Advertiser criticizes mortgage bond investments, noting investors put money into inflated property ventures such as apartment hotels and houses. It cites war inflation, high building costs, and weak returns, urging Iowans to avoid unsafe schemes and suggesting local guardianship over choices in such investments.
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Creston News-Adverti PoSt
Creston
Warik
Wade Wiions
Iowa
Expital
Creson
Picney
Ghuriy
Record Flight Sets Altitude Mark for Soucek in 1910s Era
Our Wonderful Age notes Lieut Sogn Soucek's new altitude record in a Wright Apache biplane. He climbed to about 18,000 feet, surpassing German Nouenhofen's 14,174 feet. Soucek held both land plane and seaplane records in the same flight, under frigid conditions with a thin air column. The piece juxtaposes progress with ordinary road paving delays eight miles from Athentic to Lewis Highway No 82, highlighting awe at aviation advances.
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Soucek
United States Naval Flyer
Ali Scinieva Uhl
Reedings
Nouenhofen
Germany
Soueek
Athentic
Isewis
Atory
Mystery over radio attack stirs Senate inquiry call
Missouri figure Jim Reed led a heated radio speech when an SOS distress call interrupted the event. The episode sparked fears of a deep plot against liberty, prompting talk of a Senate inquiry and an investigating committee.
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United States
Jim Reed
Missouri
Alia
Radio Corporation of
Amnerica
United States Senate
Fouc
Murder of Chicago reporter alarms gangland? rumpus
Reflections on the killing of Alfred J. Lingle, a Chicago Tribune underworld reporter, amid gang rivalries. The piece questions police and gang leaders for allowing a newspaper man to be killed and notes rewards from The Chicago Tribune and other papers totaling 110,000 for information leading to arrests.
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Cage
Chisago Tribune
Lingle
Herald and Examiner
Ferry
Ring Post
Ganestors
The Habitual Explainer and Senate Tangles
The piece portrays Gardway and Caraway in a Washington chase of explanations for probing Bishop Cannon. It notes Caraway’s reflex to explain, his relentless persona, and the public gaze on congressional investigations as he defends his stance while denying quitting.
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Gardway
Arkansas
Montant
Feimders
Ces
Cannon
Caraway
Stein
Ae-Meanimg
Semler
Hoover and Unemployment Probe U S Daily
A New York delegation led by Darwin Meserole urged a federal bond issue to fund public works of up to 34 billion dollars to stabilize business and reduce unemployment. They cited 1914 to 1921 declines, stressed road construction, and argued public works would revive industrial life and absorb workers while improving national roads. The talks at the White House on June 4 included notable figures such as Helen Hall and Edward James, with Rabbinic and Christian church leaders also represented.
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Meserole
Hasin
UN United
States
Gwen Love
Ross
Thia
National Public Road Bureau
Meseree
Stelegation
Miss Helen
Hall
Philadelphia
Edward James
Haletimore
R.A. McConanny
National
City Franchises and Gas Works Debate in Atlantic
A June 11 report from Atlantic discusses the Iowa Electric Company opposing city efforts to treat its gas plant as a political football. The piece details franchise sections, condemnation paths, and the city’s right to appoint engineers and audit books to determine plant value, with implications for future rates, taxes, and voter approval.
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Atlantic
Iowa Electric Company
Ceck Sant
Rose
Ilane
District Court
Suac
Supreme Court
Town Electric Company
Paris Style Hints From ALICE LANGELIER June fashion notes
Paris style hints describeseasonal fabrics and tailored lines such as ivory white and colored stripes, dotted muslin, pique, crepe delicates, and sheer chiffons. Notes highlight clean cuts, plastrons, cuffs, and decorative bands with bands of tucking and crystal buttons. Designers Jane Regny and others showcased feminine blouses with filmy fabrics and lacey touches.
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Alice Langelier
N.S. Steff
Jane Regny
Tricot
Thinking as an art not a mere impulse in Norris Osborn's view
Norris G. Osborn, editor of the New Haven Journal Courier, urges readers to consider the value of thinking as an art rather than a natural impulse. He asks if people ever pause to reflect on how few bother to think and compares thinking to love, arguing it is better to have thought and lost than never to have thought at all. He questions who truly conducts our thinking for us in economic and sociological life.
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Mr. Reed
Radio Iitet
Hey
Ighit
Iirance
Mike
Reel
Reed
United States Senate
Chivago
Alfred J. Lingle
Underworld
Randolph Street
IGC
Windy City
Gelves
API
Lit
Lingle
Chienzo
Norris G. Osborn
The
New Haven
Conn
Journal- Courier
Xaya
Siar
Lorne
Duke of York
George Matthew
Ad Service
Frozen Cream Flavors and Ice Cream Methods Listed
Old recipe fragment column details making ice cream flavors and techniques. Instructions outline ingredients for strawberry, peach, orange sherbet, vanilla, and lemon varieties with steps for beating, freezing, and serving. Includes a brief poem note about poetry and a 1930 date credit.
Coblinz City in What Country and Other Quiz Puzzles
A reader quiz lists questions about Coblinz city location, a queen named Wilhelmina, a future independence promise by Congress, the second president, Thomas G Masaryk, the Badger State nickname for Wisconsin, Relva Woodrow, Shylock in a play, Helvetia, and Blount Whitney's state, attributed to Newspaper Information Service.
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Feaat
Sovan
Coblinz
Wilelmina
Congress
United States
Thomas G. Masaryk
Badger State
Relva Ockwood
Shylock
Helvetia
Blount Whitney
Smilez Proof Confusing College Billing Dialog
A fragment cites a conversation about a son in college with odd billing notes. Mentions Latin and Greek charges totaling 120 dollars and a seating item. Includes garbled dialogue about gasoline, an auto driver, and serving a wife a glass.
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