GARRANZA PROTEST FUTILE President Wilson Discusses Peace Treaty
Edward W. Pickard reports on Mexican relations fraying and possible war, U.S. punitive raids across the border, carrier tensions with Carranza, and Wilson’s Senate Foreign Relations Committee session on the peace treaty. The piece notes protests in Mexico City, U.S. border anger, and debates over league covenants and Article 10, with implications for ratification and postwar diplomacy.
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Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Edward W. Pickard
Mexico
Carranza
Washington
Eighth Cavalry
Bonillas
League of Nations
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
White House
Improvements at Hampton under way exceed $100000
Iowa reports improvements at Hampton exceeding 100000 dollars. Traet buys light plant for 23000. Boone man James Flockhart dies of gangrene after a gun cleaning accident. Des Moines coffee rises to 10 cents a cup. many cafes quit. Carnegie libraries claim Iowa lead per population. Sanford Mickelson of Slater dies of lockjaw in Minnesota. Dr. John L. Hillman accepts providency at Simpson College Indianola. Bernhardt Boger of Independence dies of lockjaw from motorcycle accident injuries. An alleged woman forger arrested in Duluth after cashing checks totaling 2070 at Des Moines firms. Mabels Jumbo hog sale sets records at Manning. sale prices exceed 18000 dollars. Puppy causes diamond ring disappearance during playful toss at a Waukon home. Cooperative government rules to be tried at University of Iowa male dormitory. John Shambaugh dies at Booneville after stroke. Threshers at Anamosa prison farm thresh 8000 bushels. fifty prisoners freed for farm duties. Alfalfa and Cereal Milling to build mill and cereal plant near Mayd River. cost about 2600000. 5000 jobs. 10000 barrels daily capacity. M C A worker Stephen Bush earns Croix de Guerre for aiding wounded at No Man’s Land. Noah Stevenson marries 84-year-old Town Soldiers’ Home resident. bride 65. Pardon denied for Forest Fairbanks at state penitentiary.
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James Flockhart
Boone
Carnegie
Iowa
Des Moines
Sanford Mickelson
Slater
Kennedy
Minnesota
John L. Hillman
Providency
Simpson College
Indianola
Bernhardt ‘Boger
Independence
Duluth
Tha ‘S
H. Hassler
R. W. Halfords
Mabeld
Hog
Manning
Mabals
Mabels
Henry Hoy
Hiliden Farm
Dixon
Winds
Fred Ludeking
Waukon
The
States University
University of Iowa
John Shambaugh
Madison County
Booneville
Ohio
Jacob Shambaugh
Montana
Lyes
Adel
Anamosa
Ecra
Alfalfa and Cereal Milling Company
Sioux City
Mayd River
Ivancs Aga ¥. M. C
Stephen Y W. Bush
Jan Buages
Bush
No Man’s ‘Land
Amiens
Marshalltown
Noah P. ‘Stevenson
Nancy B. Hostetter
de Forest Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Lfe
Mitchell County
Lift off Corns With Freezone Drops
An advertisement promotes Freezone corn remover stating fingers can lift off hard and soft corns and toe calluses. It claims immediate pain relief and painless removal, branding the product as a quick home remedy available at drug stores.
Display of Ribbon by Gen Peyton March
The article notes Gen. Peyton March first appearing before the senate military committee at the war’s start and wearing a single ribbon. It then describes him now wearing three rows of ribbons and service bars, including foreign decorations and U.S. honors, stretching nearly two feet if placed in a line.
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Peyton March
Senate Military Committee
His Idea of Bigness in a Fourth Grade Class
During end of term exams a fourth grade teacher asked students to name the age’s most important wartime men. One boy answered, with earnestness, by questioning the teacher and naming General Pershing, President Wilson, General Foch, his big brother and Andy Sullivan’s brother Pat.
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Pershing
Wilson
Foch
Andy Sullivan
Pat
The Reminiscent Fraction
Uncle Bill Bottle laments aging as a village wag jokes about his life count, quipping that his number is roughly two and seventy five hundredths. The exchange captures small town humor and nostalgia in a playful vignette.
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Uncle Bill
Nothing but Trouble and a Bath Detour
A comic item notes a man facing trouble with his car and family expectations as his wife’s relatives rely on him as a chauffeur. The piece also mentions a detective attempting a peculiar search for soap in a bathtub bottom.
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Lodge
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Nevada
Pitman
Ben
Reed
Missouri
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Parls
Turkey
Thrace
Bulgaria
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Uring
Bulgara
Council of Five
Hungary
Budapest
Russia
Admairnal Volchik
Bolshevist
Kronstadt
Upper Siegia
Stirling
America
Germany
Kaiserlas
Holland
William Pearly
Uncle Sam
H.gc
Patmer
Department of Justice
House
Agriculture
Palmer
Chicago
Stubborth
Musscins
All Hall
United States Steel Corporation
Samuel Gommers
Uaninotte
Beth House
Iowa State News
Hampton
Traet
Oo Ccords
Alf
Eee Ee PR. Ea
Noah
Cuggiota
Ula E Eye Remedy Company
U.S
Bright
Seventh Ave
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Dean
Doan
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Tan CO
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