City Council Meeting Discusses Canopy and Street Works
The Atlantic council met May 18 1020. Mayor Trainer and councilmen Linderman Ginningham Ode m Ighixon Hedges attended. Chris Ceannacopoutos spoke about a canopy at Strant theater and Owen Meredith sought permits for seals on Second and Chestiny streets. The body approved multiple permits for driveways and hydrant work and discussed water main extension on Elm and Twelfth streets.
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Trainer
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Ginningham
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Ighixon Hedges
Chris Ceannacopoutos
Ren Garding
Mavet
Johnson
Limlanan
Owen Meredith
Seales
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Tam Te Cherry Street
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Stevel
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Callinnehan
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Eleventh Street
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Twelfth Street
Eli
Ghostnut Street
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Universal Street
Orden
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The
Maryland Casualty Company
Paves
Madison County land sales report itemizes cash deals
Madison County land sales show two cash transactions from Winterset. Hamilton sold farm land four miles from Winterset to Fred Kuntz for $35,000. Rhyne and Greenwood sold another tract of land to an unnamed buyer for $242 in a cash deal.
Original Notice of Divorce Petition in Iowa Cass County
Public legal notice states Margaret Hyter petitions for divorce from the defendant in Cass County Iowa at Allantiy Court. She alleges willful abandonment since May 1, 1928 and requests custody of their child Gerthi Blyter.
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Iowa
Cass County
Jallantiy
Marwaret Hyterax
Gerthi Blyter
B. Slyter
Severe Illinois storm injures and damages city
A destructive electrical storm battered Chicago and surrounding areas causing injuries, fires, and power outages. Reports cite at least twenty two injured, several seriously, fifty fires, and estimated damage around five hundred thousand dollars. Lightning strikes hit vehicles and homes as three deaths are noted in Rockford and nearby towns.
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Weber
Valen
Straus
Sturm
Rockford
Willian
Cagney
Odiining
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Wes
Willian Wilsey
Dines Min
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Wis
Phe Dabtes
Shenandoah Woman Found Dead Beneath Car Near Imogene
A Shenandoah woman, age 45, was found dead and pinned beneath a car near Imogene. Authorities reported she had been exploring alone when the incident occurred, with investigators continuing to piece together the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Shen
Imogene
Shenandoai
Sh N.S
Autum
Ayeen Ichiatellus
Des Moines Teacher and Students Chosen for Sesquicentennial Delegation
Governor Hammill selects two high school pupils and a Des Moines teacher to represent Iowa at the Philadelphia Exposition. The group, Thelma Eldridge and Burton O Connor, join Cedar Rapids alums and head to Philadelphia June 28, with Miss Frink as Cedar Rapids teacher. All expenses covered by the exposition organization. They will visit Washington to meet President Coolidge and tour eastern historic sites.
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Isutay A. Guil'tre
Dash City
Frank
Lenroot Pushes Another Relief Bill Into Cogs
The article reports Senator Lenroot advancing a relief bill amid debate on constitutional principles of the Dawes act and reform, with references to substitute measures and political reaction. It notes broader concerns about federal policy and tribal relations, and mentions opposition and procedural steps in the legislature.
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Wassdngtos
Hincay
National Guard Surgeon General Dies Yesterday
Dr. Wilbur S. Conkling, surgeon general of the National Guard for Iowa Minnesota and Nebraska, died yesterday after a yearlong illness. He was 53 and had a notable World War I service as a base hospital commander.
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National Guard
Wilbur S. Conkling
Suroner
Lewa
Minitesota
Neka
Hines
Forty second division in France with lieutenant colonels ranks
A military dispatch notes the forties second division in France reorganizing its officer cadre with new lieutenant colonels among the ranks. The report highlights changes in command structure and leadership positions within the Allied forces.
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France
Pershing to France rework battlefields sites plan
General John J. Pershing travels to France in June to select battlefield sites for monuments commemorating American troops in the war. He chairs the American Bar Monument commission and will coordinate memorial efforts as part of the postwar honors. The News-Telegraph will provide updates as events develop.
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Pershing
France
John. J. Pershing
American Bar Monument Commission
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