Harding's World Peace Plan Faces Tough German and British Hurdles
Edward W. Pickard outlines President Harding's foreign policy aims as the United States lines up a Knox resolution and seeks a separate peace with Germany. Notes to Britain, Italy, and Japan challenge Japanese Pacific mandates, while Britain braces for a coal strike risking industrial disaster. The piece also covers Ireland, Greece, and a shifting European balance as Washington pressures reparations, naval limits, and international cooperation.
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Edward W. Pickard
Harding
Hugh
Great Britain
Trad
Italy
United States
Japan
Hughes
Germany
North Pacific ‘Islands
Palestine
Mesopotamia
Africa
Australasia
London
America
Dominions
Washington
M. Vivinni
Congress
Versailles
Knox
Europe
Association of Nations
Senate
Warding
Thack
Hastings to Havana Iowan couples plans wedding abroad
Grant Kennedy aided farmers union in Yorktown area to organize a shipping group. Rev George G Cassidy resigns from Sioux City First Baptist for executive Iowa Baptist convention. Sam P Fry, 80, dies in Indianola after long Johnson County residence. Various legal notices and local incidents including Bree den guilty plea, jitney bus bill approval, and a Texan family tragedy. Minor accidents and thefts reported in Cy lamus and Des Moines areas.
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Grant Kennedy
Des Moines
Yorktown
Farmers’ Union
Muscatine
George G. Cassidy
First Baptist Church
Sioux City
Iowa Baptist Convention
Sam P. Fry
Iowa City
Indianola
Johnson County
Inedianola
Charles Leiske
Sheldon
Iowa
Frank Sprat
Iona City
Vesta Meredith
Atlantic
Hudson
Wis
Red Cross
Women's Commerce
Town University
Gamma Epsilon Pi
Cedar Rapids
Allen Breeden
Fort Dodge
Breeden
Woolsey
Luke
Senate
William Greene
Clinton
Goon
Havana
Cuba
Emma Dillon
Itabo
Greene
Dillon
Church of Columbus
New World
Sorensen
Kinney
Texas
Harlan
Oliver Sorensen
California
Arthur Burnett
Bloomsfield
Hos Mtal
Chicago
George Kotra
Beulah
Burnett
Kotras
Mueller Brothers
Cylamus
Medellind
Council Bluffs
Iowa State
Pittsburg Man Praises Wonder Drug in Community Testimony
Harry M. Allen of Pittsburg Virginia recounts a dramatic health improvement after taking Tanine, claiming 20 pounds gained, better appetite, sleep, energy, and work. He says arthritis symptoms disappeared and urges others to try the medicine sold by leading druggists.
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Tanlac
Timlac
Wittins
Lonnie
Tanine
Ptbove Remarkalie Assigment
Harry AM. Allen
Martin Street
Pitsburg
Well Kay
Olver Iron & Steel Company
Alonte
Tilted Presbyterian Church
Hit
Ally
And Still He Growns Koicker What Is Suits Income Tax
Incoherent OCR fragment hints at a debate over income tax figures with names Koicker and Socker mentioned. no clear events, dates, or parties can be determined from the readable text.
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Koicker
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