Irish Question Not Religion but English Policy, Cantrell Says
Emmetsburg audience hears Dr. Edward Adams Cantrell argue for Irish freedom as a matter of English mercantilism and imperial policy, not religion. He details England's subjugation of Ireland, cites figures from history, and warns of English control of U S industry and debt, urging recognition of an Irish Republic to shift power.
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Emmetsburg
Iowa Theatre
Edward Adams Cantrell
Walter E. Halloway
Ireland
Cantrell
England
Talbots
South Africa
Engled
India
Egypt
Lloyd ‘George
John Redmond
Eve Lloyd - Georgie Wail
Middle West
United States
House of Lords
America
Japan
Tin Work and Repair Offered by Ed Duhn Shop
A skilled craftsman from the Ed Duhn Machine shop invites customers to try his tin work and repair services. He promotes years of experience and readiness to handle all kinds of tin repair tasks.
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Ed Duhn
Urging Recognition of Republic of Ireland Urging Ireland Recognition
Dr Edward Cantrell a leading Protestant pastor of Los Angeles California spoke throughout Iowa urging recognition of the Republic of Ireland. He was in Sioux City Sunday afternoon and a column report of his address appeared in Monday's Daily Journal. J A Sammis of LeMars introduced him and also spoke in favor of recognition by the United States.
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Emmetsburg
Edward Cantrell
Los Angeles
Cafolnia
Iowa
Republic of Ireland
Sioux City
Daily Journal
J. A. Sammis
LeMars
Ireland
United States
Fort Dodge Bandits Murder Grocer in Store
Two men entered a Fort Dodge grocer shop Saturday night and demanded cash. A struggle followed as the elder bandit held the gun at the owner's chest, a weapon flashed during the clash, and the grocer Halfpap was fatally wounded. He died later at Fort Dodge Hospital. The suspects fled in a small Chevrolet sedan. witnesses described one as about 22, six feet tall with a dark suit, and the other around 30, five feet eleven inches in a dark coat. The attacker who led the shooting died of his wounds. Humboldt: Republican.
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Fort Dodge
Berthold Haltpapau
Southside
Fort Nudge
Halfpep
Choy
Halfos
Halfpap
Eldon
Patries
Aalfpap
Dodge Hose
The Telephone Riddle Echoes Through Old Newsroom
A playful riddle describes a telephone as a device in receivers hands not going anywhere yet used for dates and broken dates. It notes calls between husbands and wives and a wall nail joke, ending with a jab about hot air and chin music.
Farmer near Garner exposes sham hide payment claim
Local farmer reports a city buyer demanded payment after shipping a hide. The ledger shows 1.64 for the hide, 0.70 freight, 0.90 dragage, 0.08 discount, totaling 1.48 with a 0.04 balance due. The writer calls the 90 cent dragage charge excessively high and questions the alleged robbery.
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Garner
Yowa Drained Land Figures From 1920 Census Report
The 1920 census reports show Yowa state with 5,883,000 acres of drained land from recent projects, 727,600 acres of unimproved land in a 36,576,000 acre total, drainage enterprises covering 4.0 percent valued at $50,674,186, and only 79,000 acres of cut over and timbered land, small by comparison to other states.
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Yowa
Memory of the Saturday Night Workman
A recalled image of the old-fashioned workman who wandered downtown on Saturdays and boasted of the amount of labor he could complete in a single day. His boastful routine reflects a bygone era of work ethic and town lore in local life.
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