Iowa News Highlights Include River Work Fleet and Tax Battle
A tan Darges hulls for the U S engineering department are built in Keokuk dry dock at $40,000. Former Senator W H Berry, 13 years in Iowa, found dead at Indianola office. Liena club in Vinton assigns ears of memorial trees to members. Wesley holds a large farm bureau meeting as a temporary organization forms. Senate defers Brookhart tax bill. Anita buys land near town. Aliqnsgn signs $250 contract. Mused- Hine county women push farm bureau work under Miss Kirschner. Iowa fair premium totals exceed last year by about $1,000. seed corn orders pour in. Internal revenue shows better business in 1922. Armstrong Shipping reports $150,951 from 109 cars of livestock. Buxton’s mining decline noted. river protection district eyed for Woodbury County. Alabama legislators visit Des Moines to study agriculture at the Capitol. Four counties unite to break up a large theft ring. Beulah Rodgers and Catherine Bollbaugh head to France with canning tour plans.
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Keokuk
United States Engineering Department
W. H. Berry
Iowa
Indianola
Liena Club of
Vinton
Wesley
Senate
Brookhart Corporation
Anita
Ed Aliqnsgn
William Bangham
Mused- Hine County
Mise Chat Jott Kirschner
Iowa State
Air Management
A. R. Corey
State Fair Board
Bamp Sox Thernal
Parle
Europe
Een Lonh
Ora Willams
Armstrong Shipping Association
Emmet
Buxton
Committee On Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce
Party
Ideaa
Park
Story
Boona
Jasper
Legislative grind to adjourn Iowa General Assembly April 17
Lawmakers brace for final push with adjournment set for April 17 after heated debate on fraternal insurance reforms gasoline tax and Rockefeller funding for a new medical college at the state university. Bills on wages safety elevators and public funds faced House Senate clashes as tax and road funding fights continue.
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Fortieth General Assembly
Senate
House
Kendad
New York Conference
Iowa
Hye
Rockefeller Foundations
State University
Bedaimne
Aden
Brookings
Criswell
Larrabes
Cummins
Senate Judiciary Committee
Russians Resenting Protests Execute Vicar General Butchkavich
The article reports Soviet execution of Vicar General Butchkavich amid Moscow's harsh stance on Poland England the United States and the pope. It notes the death sentence and commuted sentence of Archbishop Zelinsky and outlines international reactions and church-state tensions.
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Butchkavich
Ruhr
Earl of Garnarvon
Basta
Russia
Evehta
Moscow
Mgr
Zep‘link
Poland
England
United States
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Canning Club
Beulah Rodgers
Catherine Bollbaugh
Oskaloosa
Ruber Bollbaugh
Mise Araguiat
Europa
Legislative News
George W. Reinecke
J.C. Cannon
Chicago
Germany
Ku Klux Klan
Wiliam
Martin
South Lakemont
Edward W. Pickard
Washington
National Council For the Prevention of War
Women'sernational League For Peace and Freedom
Fries
Chemical Warfare Service
Weeks
Hhe
General Fries
American Defense Society
Army
Navy
Congress
Reserve Corps
Hughes
Women's Committee For Recognition
Harding
Novia
Lehitomir
Erman
Berlin
France
General Degoutte
Krupp
Essen
Pollus
Steel Helmets
Ruher
Doeral D
Dortmund
Paree Hav
Lausanne
Kemal Paso
National Assembly
Mexico
Kemal
Pss
An- Zara
Augusta
International Court of Justice
League of Nationa
Nicholas Murray Butler
League
Wald Oo
G. Dawes
Ts Earl of
Cartatyn
Luxor
Cairo
Katharine T. Wendell
New York
William Bedever
Arthur C. Lueder
W. A. Carnes
Morton D. Hull
Jamey B
Farmers’ Union
Huntry
Prince
Polle
Atlantic
Paty
Wrigley
Esate
Weil
Weare
Piiny
Feld
Colt Plains
Gener
Chesebrough Mfg
Comsaudetes
Bate St
Green Mountain
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