Roosevelt Eyes Far East War Threat Amid Pacific Fleet Move
The piece notes President Roosevelt’s concern over a potential Far East war, citing wartime Japanese plans and U.S. strategy to deter Japan through Russian alignment and a strengthened Navy. It also covers Senate reactions, monetary policy debates, and internal political turmoil in Tammany Hall. Washington reports mention the consumer bureau’s pricing magazine, technocracy’s dwindling influence, and labor board leadership deliberations.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Far East
Vladivostok
State Department
Russia
Pacific
Hudson Senate
Consumers Bureau of
The
AAA
Ben Allen
NRA
National Labor Board
Bob Wagner
Robert Hutchins
Chicago University
Phil la Follette
Wisconsin
Jesse Jones
RFC
Senate
Best Cough Remedy You Can Mix at Home
A popular home cough remedy promises rapid relief with no cooking. Mix a pint bottle of Pinex with granulated sugar syrup, using 214 ounces of Pinex and enough syrup to fill a pint, yielding four times as much medicine for the money and a pure, stable product that eases phlegm and soothes inflamed membranes.
Jesse thanks staff for cooperation as year ends
A statement of thanks from Jesse to all the employees of the corporation is being prepared after being ordered to work overtime near New Year’s Eve. The expression aims to acknowledge the staff's willing cooperation during the last year.
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RFC
Jesse
Corporation
10-20-30 YEARS AGO IN THE GAZETTE Jan 23 1924 Ely Iowa train crash
Summary of historic items from January 23 editions notes a fatal train collision near Ely injuring several and killing I T Sailor N F Hodgson. Other items include Kiwanis push for a high school athletic field in Cedar Rapids and civil service exam results for firemen and policemen. Also planning for a $22 000 modern apartment building opposite Coe College and a 1904- era local notices including a sheriff sale in Cedar Rapids and Epworth League rally in Earlville with delegates from many towns.
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I. T. Sailor
N. F. Hodgson
Fred Galbraith
Fred Popenhagen
Rock Island
Ely
S. O O. F. Lodge
Kiwanis Club
E Avenue West
Eleventh
Thirteenth
Hugh A. Orchard
Cedar Rapids
Farmers Grain Dealers Association
Mason City
Bruce B. Butterfield
Timothy W. O'Brien
Thomas F McDonald
Roy L. Kitch
Frank L. Rogers
Robert R. Cregg
J. I. Merritt
First Avenue
Coe College
Stephen F. Novotny
District Court
Quick Way to Lose Fat with JAD Salts
A fielding claim promises rapid weight loss by taking a teaspoon of Condensed JAD Salts daily with water before breakfast and two small eating changes. It asserts dramatic moisture weight loss first day and renewed body profile while denying hunger, urging readers to ask druggists for the product.
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Minnesota
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Toslay
Myrtle Edna Barnes
Vera Ethel Brainard
Ella Mae Campbell
Onalee Elizabeth Gable
Neva Amelia Murray
Clare Hawthorne Young
Jerry George Ross
Edward ZeJjda
Mabel Jordan
William Gordon
Henry A. Porter
Decorah
Mike Graf
Fred O'Boy
Louis Lang
Edwin Steegen
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Earlville Methodist Episcopal Church
Buck Creek
Oneida
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Sliver Creek
Zion
Immanuel
Manchester
Lamont
Delhi
Clair Davis
Delma Depp
Linn County
Iowa
Bohemian Savings and Loan Association
Frederick Moerbeck
Nellie Moerbeck
Buchanan and
Reed
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Roy Radebaurd
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