McAdoo Withdraws From 1924 Democratic Race
The News-Telegraph reports William Gibbs McAdoo will not seek the nomination next year. The former secretary cites party harmony and democratic principles, while opponents argue his liberal wartime policies and railroad record hurt his appeal.
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William Gibbs
Medulan
the Treasury
Wilson
Al*Srbith
News-Telegraph
McAdoo
Bnit
Smith
Wendlock
Davis
Bryan
Cox
McAdap
The Legionaires in France Welcome and Shared War Bond
The article recalls the welcome given to American Legionnaires in France during their annual convention, praising French hospitality and solidarity. It notes the historic cooperation in battles from Flanders to Alsace, the shared sacrifice, and the enduring bond between Americans and the French people. It reflects on gratitude from French soldiers and civilians toward American forces for ending carnage and the lasting friendship forged through shared wartime experiences.
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Legionaires
France
Anauittr
Chayer
Fiies
Ovemion
America
Flanders
Chateau Thierny
St. Militel
Gangula 'Y Fields
Annual Camp Assembly of G. Ay Rip in Grand Rapids
Fragmentary report notes a local group in Grand Rapids Michigan gathering for their annual campment. A speaker urged action to advance a measure, followed by a strong retort and a rebel yell cited as a historical characterization.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
G. Ay
Rip
Concrete Road Building Precision in Iowa Upheld
A detailed account describes railroad yard operations for mixing and conveying concrete materials to a road mixer. It explains exact weighing, measuring, and testing to ensure quality, with laboratories on site and four paving crews on the Lin-Leomn highway. The piece argues strong state standards and bonding will yield 4 000 miles of paved primary roads within years, showcasing Iowa specifications as national benchmarks.
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Bnright
Council Bluffs
Missouri Valley
Caintry
Unite Civil War Veterans Call for Washington Reunion
Leaders of Sons of the Civil War praise reunification and urge a joint North and South reunion in Washington, D.C. to close America’s Civil War chapter. Dewey’s Manila victory mentioned as triumph over Moros precedes veterans’ Pacific and French fronts.
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Mattes
Eestones
San Juan Hill
Dewey
Manila
Philippines
France
Washington, D.C
Ireland election hints at steady free state support
The report suggests early returns indicate a victoryfor President William Tt Sosgrave and ministers likely to be re-elected. The Ireland struggle centers on proponents of the free state government under Britain and advocates of an independent republic, with indications of a long period of peace and progress if the government remains in place.
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Willle
William Tt
Sosgrave
Ireland
Britahini
Ast
Free State
Treland
Ha Ter Ware
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Sparks Boxing Debate on Tunney Dempsey
A rhythmic critique by Walt Mason portrays local neighbors debating a hypothetical Tunney versus Dempsey bout. The piece contrasts athletic prowess with ordinary laborers who would rather enjoy poetic sport than brutal pugilism, highlighting a preference for artistry over violence.
Re Elect Officers Audubon County Fair Association
Old officers were re elected Friday at Audubon with J J Lubs as president W F Hoyt secretary and F C Sampson treasurer returning to their posts as of September 19 according to a News Telegraph dispatch Special to the paper.
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Audubon
Audubon County Fair Association
J. J. Lubs
W. F.hoyt
F. c. Sampson
Man accused of assault with brick in Sac City
Dewey Paaper is under indictment here on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder. He is accused by Jesse Low of Sac City of striking him on the head with a brick last March. Paaper was also indicted for resisting an officer in the Mayehaloe Fleming arrest case.
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Sac City
Dewey Paeper
Paeper
Jesse Low
Final dividend declared for Farmers State bank receivership
L A Andrew state superintendent of banking and receiver announces final dividend of 11 percent to depositors this week, bringing total payouts to 31 percent since the bank closed in December 1926.
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Bablihers
Atlantic
Towa
Congress
KE. M. Burke, Inc
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
New York
Brokaw
Broadway
Tn Canada
U. S
Iowa
Casset
Crap
News
Walt Mason
Fedease
Bill Jings
Professor Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Soni
Nseich
Ange
Spaz
Ing
SIM
George Matthdans
Mayehaloe Fleming
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