Coal Mine Takeover Bill Sparks Presidential Power Debate
Congress considers giving the President power to seize coal mines in emergencies as a strike by Pennsylvania hard coal miners drags on since August 31. More than 150000 workers have lost wages, operators suffer losses, and industry output declines while attempts at arbitration stall. The public pressure rises as women and children cope with shortages and rising fuel costs.
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President Coolidge Eyes New Funds for Airship Venture
A Washington report claims President Coolidge seeks Congress to appropriate millions to build a successor airship, larger and more ambitious than the Shenandoah. Critics warn dirigibles are impractical and dangerous, noting prior failures, high costs, and loss of lives.
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Mt Auburn Notes On Visits Illnesses And Revival Meetings
Mt Auburn residents report visits from Frank Gravenhorst and families in Wiese and Schlarbaum homes. Supt Riggs and two children ill, Miss Hazel Johnson returns to Vinton. Rev Riddington of Vinton leads revival at M B church with local teachers and pastors visiting. Rev James of Mason City, former local pastor, spent day with friends. Mrs Schlotfelt and Mrs Honper travel Cedar Rapids. Radio device installed by Wayne Schlarbaum. Households host weekend guests and local gatherings continue.
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Call
Chas. Kline
Vinton
Airs
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H. V. Riggs
W. W. Usher
Cedar Rapids
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Donald Young
Mechanicsville
Belle Greenwood
Carl MecCafiey
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Royal Neighbors
Wandtien
Wm. DeFoe
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Baptist Church
Essex
Mary Hammon
Alma Taylor Returns From Weekend Visit
Mrs. Alma Taylor came back from Winton Monday morning after spending the weekend with relatives.
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Alma Taylor
Winton
Spanish Armada details and command numbers
In 1388 the Spanish Armada, the great fleet sent by Philip I of Spain against England, consisted of at least 129 vessels carrying 19 95 soldiers and S200 sailors under the command of the Duke of Medina Sidonia.
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Rain's Beneficence in The Just
Odd collage of quips and ad-like snippets from 1926 NEA service, noting rain and honesty proverbs, a jab at antique dealers, and a satirical line about self-made men. Mentions an alarm clock line and a claim that the old-fashioned dance may return, all in a fragmented newspaper item.
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NEA Service
Lenroot Faces Tough Battle for Senate Seat in 1920
Washington dispatch outlines Lenroot's hard race for re election in November 1920 amid GOP power struggles at the Chicago convention. McCormick’s nomination drama and shifts by McCormick, Lenroot, and Wallace McCammac are noted as shaping the vice presidential prospect and party unity.
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Social Life Notes From Spencer's Grove Visit
Mrs. Chas. Faelki and parents visited near Vinten as Frank Rogers and others called. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Pre hosted an event at the church with Misses Mary and Waterlos in attendance. The Rogers family and neighbors shared a quiet week of visiting and church entertainment.
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Not Good Dies Yet in Memory and Hope
A Dickens quote asserts that nothing truly good dies. An infant dying early will live on in the memories and deeds of loved ones, guiding redeeming actions of the world beyond its ashes or death.
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Charles Dickens
Lebanon Name Tied to Many U S Towns
The name Lebanon appears as a popular town name across the United States with occurrences in Minnesota Indiana Kentucky Missouri New Hampshire Ohio Pennsylvania and Tennessee.
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Eaves urged to bigger evangelistic work after Lynch revival
Rev G E Eaves of Shellsburg and Lynch churches is hailed for upcoming larger evangelistic roles. A Verdel News clipping notes his revival in Lynch drew strong enthusiasm, signaling a rise in his influence beyond local pulpit duties. Community notices include lodge events, social visits, illnesses, and local gatherings through the period.
Fragmented Fire Note Reflects Hidden Injury Motive
A damaged line hints at a personal injury claim tied to revenge. The fragment mentions being below an enemy and the act of setting a sin, suggesting conflict and underlying guilt in the note. No clear names or places are readable.
Beating All? Experience Sells Continually Across Beds
A Basien Transcript quip notes that experience is the perpetual best seller and that every bed is continually buying it, implying a universal appeal of learned wisdom and time tested value. The remark frames experience as a constant market force guiding choices and behavior.
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