Iowa Pardon Battle Over Rathburn Case Heats Up
Des Moines reports moves to revoke the Rathburn pardon granted by Gov. Harding. Judge J. L. Kennedy to lead a state inquiry under Attorney General Havyner. Ida county grand jury to meet Feb 17 to consider evidence. House panel to review Harding report on pardons. Alimony reform bill passed to curb remarrying ex spouses’ alimony avoidance. Reinstatement proposal aims to restore soldiers to prewar public roles. Women’s primary voting rights debated in senate.
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Des Moines
Bart Rathburn
Ida County
Harding
J. L. Kennedy
Sioux City
Havyner
Kennedy
Rathburn
Rogers, Temple and Springer
J. A. Murphy
M. E. Hutchneon
House Judiciary Committee
Iowa
State Senate
Holdoege
Calhoun County
Rainbow soldiers decorated left arms mark wartime service
Rainbow division veterans return with a network of decorations on the left arm including the Rainbow insignia a three times cited cord and a blue A for First Army Corps plus service chevrons and a gold star indicating overseas service. Some wear a black band if already in service before the war and several may bear Croix de Guerre the Legion d Honneur and other honors worn on the breast.
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M Company
France
John Philip Sousa
First Army Corps
Rainbow division medals and symbols in occupation arm
A fragment refers to the rainbow division and mentions medals cards stripes and chev ron symbols that may be picked up by the occupation's military arm. The text implies collection or distribution of insignia by occupying forces. Specific entities or dates are not provided.
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Arm of Occupation
Two Police Detectives Dead in Minneapolis Gunfight
Minneapolis and St. Paul detectives J A Weare and Albert Gentz were killed in a pistol battle at Anton Tupa's home. Weare was shot through the heart while pursuing Gentz. another detective, J J McGuire, killed Gentz at the scene. A second item notes the death of the Duke of Santo Mauro in Madrid.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis, Minn
J. A. Weare
Albert Gentz
St. Paul
Anton Tupa
Gentz
Weare
J. J. McGuire
For Sale Classified Items from Local Listings
Multiple short notices advertise goods for sale including a winter over coat and safe. Other items include a refrigerator two wicker chairs a small oven and stove garden tools bedroom suit and more with contact numbers and street addresses for pickup or inquiries.
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Walter Harris
West Grimes Street
For Rent Four Furnished Rooms
Four furnished rooms for rent with contact numbers 2699 or 1751. Simple, concise housing ad including price not stated.
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Jacob Scheffel
Lost collar and found stray hog in Fairfield notices
Lost dark brown fur collar reported on the streets of Fairfield. Return to 606 West Burlington St. Phone 195. Found stray black hog weighing about 250 pounds. Call phone No. 7103.
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Fairfield
Burlington St
Phosphated Iron Restores Energy Says Local Man
A young man credits phosphated iron with ending weeks of nerves and insomnia. He reports weight gain, restored appetite, better sleep, and renewed strength after using the iron supplement prescribed by doctors. A special notice warns buyers to insist on genuine capsules only.
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Iowa Senate
House
Holdeege
Representative Weaver
Polk County
Meredith
Senate Committee On Public Health
Mason
State Board of Health
Buelah Poynter
Diax L
Wari
Lena Rivers
George Walch
Victor
HH. P. McLaughlin Co
Duke of Santo Mauro
Madrid
People's
W. Burlington
West Washington Street
Harry Howell
R. B. Louden
Raymond Terry
Civil Service Examiner
Continental Building
Washington
Roosevelt
War For Humanity
Ford Automobile
F. B. Dickerson Co
Detroit
Michigan
S. B
Packwood
Gillespie
Leggett House
America
Mich
J. G C. Leonard
Civil Service
Kendis Building
Washington D. C
Bevering’s
Iowa Cafe
W. D. Garmos & Son
A. V. Frazey
John T. Davies
Aeroman
Farrell
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