Speech on Irish freedom at Emmetsburg Iowa Theatre
Dr Edward Cantrell spoke at the Iowa Theatre in Emmetsburg to a crowded audience on a stirring case for Irish freedom. He argued the issue is political, not religious, detailing England's mercantilist policies and the role of Protestant and Catholic leaders, and urged US recognition of an Irish Republic to counter British influence.
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Walter. E. Halloway
Ireland
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Hugenot
England
Talbots
Robert Emmet
South Africa
India
Egypt
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House of Lords
Urging Recognition of Republic of Ireland in Iowa
Dr Edward Cantrell a leading Los Angeles pastor spoke across Iowa urging US recognition of the Republic of Ireland. He spoke in Sioux City Sunday afternoon and was introduced by J A Sammis of LeMars who also urged Ireland recognition. His address noted in Monday’s Daily Journal.
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Emmetsburg
Edward Cantrell
Los Angeles
Caolornia
Iowa
Republic of Ireland
Sioux City
Daily Journal
J. A. Sammis
LeMars
Ireland
United States
Fort Dodge Bandits murder grocer in store attack
Fort Dodge bandits shot Berthold Halfpap during a Friday night robbery at a southside store. He resisted demands for cash after being offered cigars, throwing a hatchet and box before being fatally wounded by a gunshot. Police are seeking two men described as a 22-year-old about 6 feet 6 inches tall in a dark suit and an older man about 80, 5 feet 11 inches, in dark clothes. Halfpap died in Fort Dodge hospital hours later.
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Berthold Halfpap
Fort Dodge
Halfpap
Pital
Humboldt
The Telephone Mystery and a Farmer's Missing Coins
A humorous riddle about a telephone describes its features and uses. A Garner Signal item reports a farmer shipping a hide for $1.64 with 70 cents freight 90 cents drainage and a 6 percent discount, leaving a 4 cent balance due, deemed robbing by local observers.
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Garner
State Reports Drainage Land And Unimproved Areas
The 1920 census reports state the total area at 36 675 000 acres with 727 600 acres unimproved and 5 883 000 acres drained by projects in recent years. Drainage enterprises cover 16 percent of the land, valued at 50 674 186 dollars. Only 79 000 acres remain cut over and timbered, a small share versus other states.
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Roy
Old Workman Boasts Of Daily Labor Speed
A reminiscence recalls an old fashioned town workman who would stroll in on Saturday night and boast of the heavy work he could finish in a single day, reflecting local color and a bygone work ethic.
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