Waukon Area Reports Tally of Local Affairs and Trials
Waukon and Allamakee county contribute to Hoover Relief Funds totaling 1889.44 dollars. Local and state items include a school election in which A. T. Nierling was reelected, a debate about immigration laws, and a county jail tobacco policy. Notable incidents cover a fatal timber accident, a nurse's suit against a surgeon, a shooting in a bunk car, and a child’s pin extraction after ingestion.
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Waukon
Allamakee
Hoover
Tama County
Fred Beeman
J. J. Arnold
A. T. Nierling
Iowa City
Ottumwa
Davenport
Dubugte
Ruth van Gorder
Hayes van Gorder
George Heaps
Des Moines
Boona
Albert Stillion
George Bassett
Fort Dodge
LG. Trauermann
Northwest District
Henry C. Wallace
Wilhelmina Fol
Iowa College Press Association
Cadar Rapids
John A. Kennedy
William Larrabee
Clermont
Iowa
Senate
Cresco
Kendall
W. J. Murray
Eldora
M. W. Henderson, Jr
Petora
Seport
Adalina Rozek
W. R. Whitels
University of Town
Bortelo Godnex
Enrico Tables
Tablez
Lite
Jean Kruger
Vera Kruger
Communist Revolt In Germany Not Yet Subdued
Edward W. Pickard reports on political turmoil across Europe. Charles, former emperor of Austria-Hungary, attempted to regain Hungary’s throne, was halted after talks with Teleky and Horthy, and placed under surveillance. The piece also covers a major communist uprising in Germany’s Saxony region, Greek defeats in Asia Minor, Balkan tensions, Irish questions with Sinn Féin, and U.S. railway policy discussions under President Harding.
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Charles
Hungary
Germany
Edward W. Pickard
Austria- Hungary
Switzerland
Mikes
Steinamanger
Teleky
Sum
Charlies
Budapest
Admiral Worthy
Horthy
Steinmmanger
Vienna
Flit Charles
Paris
Stellnmanger
Uts
Gevernl Lebar
Entente
Czecho-Stovakin
Tuge-Slavia
Stoumanin
Masaryk
Charge D'Autres
Charles Woul
Saxony
Hale
Westphalia
Weissenfels
Reda
Berlin
Asia Minor
Mikishellr
Constantinople
Luily
Ailwns
Rome
Greevee
Iuilians
Kemal Trisha
Dardanelles
Vitery
Forma
Bulgaria
Thrace
Albania
Macendonia
Balkans
Wilint Golding
Dublin
Onlgni
Cardin Logue
Ireland
Dundalk
Sinn
Ishand
Atteks
Alix- Olarles
Volunteer Committee
One
Ling
Fiis
Belgium
Hinn
Cie Trish
Rene Viviani
France
United States
Hirding
Trish Irevitour
Fughes
Discoverhin
Allie Nations
Ife
Harding
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senmiter Cummins
Mondell
Ain litersGiie
Ltting
News Bits For Busy People From A Turbulent Era
A collage of disjointed items reports strikes in Chicago and New York, a Red Cross presidency selection at Geneva, a fatal Albany incident, a devastating fire in Breckinridge, Ohio, and mass layoffs at Akron ironworks. Other notes cover ambassador selections, lootings, arrests, and lingering World War I aftermath including missing soldiers and political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vlad Enbley
Whaler Parklog
Beer Wilders
New York
Mbd Hves
International Red Cross Committee
Geneva
Gustave Ader
Switzerland
Albany
Ureckenridge
Lux
Wronk CG
Baerett
Cluelotuith
Deneconess
Claciuuutt
iIrostone Tireaul Rub- der Company
Akron
Muteuuce
Charles G. Danyes
Liariding
Wastiiglao
Lelvitte
Col
George Survey
Great Bri- Yala
White House
Argonne Forest
Turis
St. Marks Navy Yard
Trieste
Bureau of Internal Revenue
London
Wade
United Kingdom
Midnighe
Rees
Dublin Castle
Drury Street
Dublin
Wilhelm Sylt
Berlin
Leroy Low
Daugherty
Mugene V. Debg
Col Harvey Appointed to White House Post
Washington April 2 Delnite mn announces Col George Harvey of New York as nominee to a White House position. The appointment aims to fill a key diplomatic role with the administration signaling a reshuffle in the executive office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Delnite
Selpellon
Col
George Harvey
New York
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Markets Show Wide Swings Across Commodities
Chicago open and close prices for wheat and corn mix with notes on cotton, hay, and hay prices. Cattle and hog markets move with prime steers, cows, vealers, and heavy weights trading amid fluctuating demand. Lambs, yearlings, and ewes round out a broad livestock snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vrandia
Palenka
Buo
Amy TA
Kond
Cholea
Chelee
Paduart
Women Who Cannot Work and Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy
A testimonial letter from a woman in Edmund South Carolina describing relief from nervousness and “female trouble” after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad argues the product helps many women and urges readers to believe in its efficacy.
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Edmund
8.C
Lydia E. Pinkham
Enizanera CG. Corley
A. P. Corley
S.C
Lydia Sc. Pinkham
Mrs. Corley
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