New Presbyterian Church in Alta Dedicated Debt Free
The new Presbyterian church at Alta has been dedicated and is debt free. It features a pipe organ valued at $35,000, reflecting significant community investment. Other notes mention local auctions, a jail sale, flood damage to bridges, and upcoming events at Iowa State College including a high school contest and a state rural life meeting.
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Iowa State
Wali al
New Presbyterian Church
Al‘ta
Webb
Weat Nishna
Aourthweat
Jozef Mikulowaki-Pomorski
University of Warsaw
Iowa State College
Trier
Allon
Planeara
Bella Plaine
Oskaldosa
Indosctor
Bute
Malipping ‘Association
Malcom
Iowa
Dutriment Station
Lowa
Intera
Safvastabe
Das Moines
Danke
Pas- Dail
Iowa Senate Likely to Kill Tax Measure in Split Session
In a closely divided Iowa Senate, debate over the state income tax bill signals strong opposition to passage. House action remains unclear amid calls for broad tax reform and potential revisiting of tax laws as a whole. The session faces road, banking, and printing legislation, with adjournment aimed for mid April.
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Senate
Morethan
House
Thirty-Ninth General Assembly
Hammill
Tota
van Alstyne Committee
Thirty-Ninth Assembly
Thie
Iowa
House Highway Committees
Fortress Monroe Raids Show Air Power Over Fortified Line
Fort Monroe witnesses a dramatic night raid by Martin bombers, with nine tons of flares dropping on the fortress and its land batteries. Admirals Strauss and Roaffett, Generals Mitchell and Druin among observers. anti aircraft defenses concede failure as planes strike unseen. Demonstration continues from dawn to dusk, with pursuit planes clearing air and bombers targeting ground defenses.
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Motroz
Mitchell
Chileftitin
Mitchel
Corsa
Mou- Yee
Ani
Melt Ontil
Fln
O'Sullivan Ad Mogerp
Strauss
Roaffett
Patrick
Druin
Fries
Callan
Idden
Alymater
Wheat and hog prices fluctuate in Chicago markets
Prices for May wheat fell while hogs rose sharply in Chicago Board of Trade dealings. May wheat slipped to around 1.80 to 1.81 dollars as buyers pushed futures lower, while hog futures surged by 60 to 75 cents, trading near 2 dollars higher than a week ago and about 3 dollars above two weeks prior.
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Chicago
Whenton
Chicago Board of Trade
Lnwest
Train Hits Auto Kill Six In Williamsport Crossing
Six deaths reported when a Wabash freight train struck an automobile at the Williamsport crossing in Indiana. Victims include Mrs. Fred Bodine of Williamsport and her four children ages three to nineteen months, along with Mrs. Bodine’s cousin Miss Clara Murd of Marysville, Ohio, visiting the Bodine farm.
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Donville
Williamsport
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Here
Fred
Bodine
Gertrude
Hyed © Sr
Montha
Elwood
Syeoke
Mabel
U S Support for World Court Adherence Adopted in Votes
The measure endorsing American adherence to the World Court passed by a vote of 68 to 28. The resolution urges joining on terms favored by President Harding and Coolidge, reflecting a period of debate over international court engagement.
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U.S
World Court
Harding Ahd
Coolidga
Fragmentary death notice across ocean crossing narrative
fragmented OCR reads like a death notice tied to an ocean crossing. names and details are garbled, leaving an unclear event without verifiable persons, dates, or locations for a concrete headline or summary.
Postal employees plan March pay check delivery
Postal workers across the country will receive their pay via envelopes on March 14 as expedited processing increases the total payroll and improves wage timing. The move aims to stabilize employee earnings and support frontline mail delivery.
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Ui Howe
O K S Searching Autos for Liquor
Federal agents may stop and search autos for contraband without a warrant as the Supreme Court rules. Michigan case Carroll and Kira involved selling liquor to enforcement agents, while Georgia case Samuels concerned liquor obtained legally before prohibition. Taft quotes indicate officers could seize such liquor despite the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Michigan
George Carroll
John Kira
Georgia
Sig Samuels
Carroll
Niro
Grand Rapids
Alich
Samuels
Allic of
Taft Nepertad
President Signs Bill Giving Solons Pay Raise
The Sixty-eighth Congress closed without many measures, but President Coolidge signed the appropriation bill shortly before adjournment. It raises cabinet salaries and the speaker, vice president, and legislators salaries from 12,000 to 15,000 and 7,500 to 10,000, effective with the new terms beginning March 4.
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Solons
Washington
McPadder Banking
Crareton
Conlidge
Dawes Gives Oath to New Senators
Eleven non incumbents of the sixty eighth Congress were sworn in as senators. Delaware Republican Calomon Du Pont took his seat, with all reelected senators also oath bound for new terms. Vice President Dawes administered the oaths as groups stood before the Senate chamber.
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Washington
Caleman du Pont
Delaware
Republican
Senate
Sunntoys
Dawgs
Roa
New G. O. P. House Chief to Europe on Dual Mission
Washington. Representative Joan Q. Tilson of Connecticut, newly named Republican leader in the House, heads to Europe on a dual mission. She will consult with several country leaders and study their parliamentary bodies for possible Congress reforms. She plans a comparative look at mass production of ordnance in France Britain and other nations.
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Joan Q. Tilson
Connecticut
Republien
Dha House
Europe
Aual Fleeton
Lily
Sho
Congress
Cocntzge
France
Briginod
Gloria Swanson Recovers After Peritonitis Operation
Gloria Swanson, American star, left the hospital at Avenue des Ternes after an operation for acute peritonitis two weeks ago. With her husband, the Marquis de Coudray, she went to a hotel in Versailles for convalescence.
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Gloria' Swanson
Amer Fonian
Auetenll
Marquia Dle
So. Coudray
Vernailles
Leningrad Blast Kills 26. Unknown Wounded Count
A blast in Leningrad kills 26 people and injures an unspecified number amid an explosion involving oxygen tanks. Officials investigate the incident and assess blast damage.
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Leningrad
United States Seizes Rum Ships Upheld by Brooklyn Judge
Federal Judge Edwin T Garvin in Brooklyn ruled the U S government could seize ships sailing under foreign flags on American shores as a precedent in the Manetion case against the Dutch schooner Zeehound. The ruling centered on seized cargo valued around 200 000 dollars and could influence future seizures though it does not affect criminal acquittals of the captain and crew.
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United States
Selina
Ddwin TL. Garvin
Brooklyn
Zeehound
Coast Guard
Comet Guard
Army Base
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Zeehousd
Downed Osterhout
Io Cosa
Merent
Garvin
Twenty Eight States Oppose Child Labor Law
National tally shows Missouri house and Nebraska senate voting March 4 against the proposed Child labor amendment to the Federal Constitution. Only Arizona California and Wisconsin remain ratified with partial action in New Mexico. Several legislatures are expected to hesitate or reject, while states like Alabama Kentucky Maryland and Virginia have no sessions this year.
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Missouri House of Representatives
Nebraska Senate
Arizona
California
Wisconsin
New Mexico
Arkansas
Colorado
Provid
Nel Town
Maine
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New Jersey
New York
Mhote Ishin
West Virginia
Kentucky
MisHeklo- Ti
Mauryland
Fechet Named Air Chief in Place of Mitchell
Col Fechet is designated as chief of the Air Service in place of Brig Gen Mitchell. If approved by the Senate and President Coolidge, the appointment would take effect April 27, elevating Fechet to brigadier general and returning Mitchell to the rank of colonel.
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Air
Mitchell
Washington
Lhay Coldunes EK
Fechet
Swi
Antonio
Lexus
Weaks Ag
Gan
Willan Mitchell
Waaletunt Cllee
Penny Wr Service
Cenate
Presidene Coulidge
Colonatuchet
Gennte
Rink
Ganeryl Mitchell
Nick
Coronel
Hiis
New York Banker Stabs Self to Death With Pick
Parker, president of Equitable Trust, reportedly died in a locked University Club room with an ice pick imbedded near the heart. The New York bank said his bond department affairs were in good order and no foul play was suspected.
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New York
Bureau of Minaing
Mortis KK
Parker
Ylea
Equitable Trust Company
Univerality Club
Trust Company
Bandits Kill Mrs Evans Ranch Manager in Mexico City
In Mexico City the manager of Mrs Evans' ranch was killed on August 1 near the estate. The Mosrlean government sent troops to guard the property and protect the American George Cap and administrator Pedro Cortocan Haglenda, linked to the late Mrs Rogalle Hyana.
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Mexico
Mosrlean
Gropa
Mfa
George Cap
Pedro Ocortocan
Communists Guilty in Beuthen Conspiracy Trial
In Beuthen Germany a group of 88 Communists were found guilty of conspiring to undermine the republic and rearm. Nine received nine months in prison for three and others faced short jail terms or fines.
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Cominunists
Beuthen
Germany
Communista
Arma
Women re elect Mrs Wilson at annual meeting
Washington Mrs Woodrow Wilson was reelected honorary president of the Dannerith club at the annual meeting here. The event highlighted continued leadership and community roles with Mrs Wilson’s enduring presence acknowledged.
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Washington
Woodrow
Women's
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