Nebragean Makes Generous Offer to Colorado Land Scheme
Colonel Watson of Kearney Nebraska announced a will proposal to donate 2,000,000 acres of state school lands to Colorado. The plan, expressed in a joint Colorado legislature session, would place 2.6 million dollars in trust to fund alfalfa farming while redirecting funds to homesteaders. He urged farmers to work the vast lands and pledged loans of 1,000 per beneficiary.
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Neaver
Colo
Pertica
Wapetis
Hiereatomtons
Col
Plenry
Wataon
Kearney
Neb
Cote
Wit Elowe
Coleraile
Otate
Cecea
Aw Wataon
Watson
Carmen
Colorado
Iia
India
Supreme Court Opinions From Vencom Nebraska
Supreme Court handed down opinions reversing, affirming, or dismissing entries across multiple counties. Cases include Home Builders vs Rusk in Douglass County, Scottish Rite Building Co in Lancaster, and many others such as Lincoln V M C, Omaha Warehouse, Globe Indemnity, and Turner estate in several counties.
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Vencom
Neb
Supreme Court
Home Builders
Rusk
Appellant
Douche County
Scottish Rite Building Co
Lancaster County
Lincoln Vo M. C, AL
Instruc- Lacnat Skriver
Efsherstoh
Hhomghus County
Affirmed
Center Granvries Va
Nebraska
Lambermen Mutual
Naurance Co
Gancaster
Affirmed Moore
Omaha Warehouse Co
Douglas County
Aley Va
Agelin
Olllkemed
Wilson
Union Facile
Mali County
Florence Lumber and Centra
Globe Indemnity Co
Doughea County
Viskovakyva
Uilek
Houghis
Zutikeva
John E. Turner
Cumming County
Ubfehve
Roos
Morolith Va
Omaha
Dyketa County
Beever City Tragedy Reported In School Yard Accident
Beever City Nebraska on April 22 a fatal school yard accident is reported involving Hilding, Llockinson, and a third person when a truck struck them during a game. A playmate was nearby as authorities investigate the scene and identify the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beever City
Neb
Hilding
Llockinson
Monet Upegras
Farmers Ask Harding to Call Conference
Washington April 21 The National Farmers Union urges President Harding to convene a conference of basic industry representatives and railroad and utility leaders to curb industrial unrest nationwide. Delegates presented a petition urging swift action to restore normal conditions and resume factory work.
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Harding
Washington
Preaklent Hiording
National Fariners' Union
Raitread
Talber
Exhcuiture
White House
Deleysation
Vhe
Ai Economic Situa
Otihey Cie
Hamlin county cuts salaries to curb expenses
The Hamlin county Board of Commissioners reduced deputy salaries from 15 to 26 per month and set limits on work rates for county projects. Officials say the move aims to ease taxpayer burden and prepare for tighter spending in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirewood
Hamlin County
Ueputy
Timiin County
Return of King Chadok Foreseen by Friends
Friends of Charles predict a swift restoration of monarchy as the Tongarian government dissolves the current regime. They expect elections to determine the future, anticipating a return similar to Greece with King Constantine reinstalled.
Eight Under Arrest For T .Edu Mail Raid
Dreheal Michigan April 21 Four men were arrested here by federal and local authorities for alleged tampering with means of the 61,000,000 Toledo parcel post robbery. Joseph A Palen noted chief of the United States agency was to be reviewed. The group led the raid and were observed driving up a road with suspected weapons and irons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreheal
Mich
Adenty
Toledo Pariofioe Rolcery Pepruney LP
Joseph A. Palen
United States
Aawei Gorview
Omaha Man Arrested After Night Of Drinking
Widman a well to do farmer from Nob, wife asks police to hold him in Omaha jail for the night. He was found intoxicated near Eleventh and Jackson after taking a drink, had come to Omaha with $500 cash, began writing checks on a Yutan bank, and nearly $1,000 in checks had surfaced by Saturday. His wife sought to stop payment but bank could not while funds were held.
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Omaha
New
Widman
Tle
Acton
Eleventh
Jackson Streets
Wildman Js
Yutan
Hoffmeister to hunt Alaskan brown bears for 8 10 weeks
Imperial Nebraska April 21 Charles Hoffmeister son of Representative red Hoffmeister leaves for an eight to ten week hunt of large brown Alaskan bears described as the biggest and most dangerous bears weighing up to 1600 pounds. He will be joined by Co BE Sykes of Ardmore Oklahoma and a taxi dermist from the Oklahoma State Museum who will prepare trophies for the museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial
Neb
Charles Hoffmeister
Red Hoffmeister
Nevada
Oklahoma State Museum
Druggists Targeted Under Randall Alcohol Bill
Lincoln Nebraska April 19 Special. The Randall bill restricting intoxicants slows in the governor’s hands. Drugstores must keep a bottle disposition register for any patent medicine perfume remedy extract or syrup containing alcohol. Prosecutors and agents gain broad powers to pursue violations without county attorney consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Randall
Split Woodmen of the World election in Nebraska
Following a state convention split in Columbus two rival officer slates were chosen in Omaha. Burl Stiles was elected head consul by the regulars while Charles Unitt led the insurgents. Both sides named delegates to the supreme council and planned further installation meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
The
Woodmen of the World
Columbus
Insurgenta
Charles Unitt
Officera
Black Hand Letter To Lincoln Man
Wealthy broker G A Smith received an anonymous demand to place 10000 in a tin can behind his office or his wife would be killed. Colorado authorities alerted after a postmark from that town. The note followed Smith’s visit to Lincoln last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Net
G. A. Smith
Mra. Smith
Colorado
Smiths
Divorce Granted on Abandonment Grounds in Nebraska
At Weat Point Nebraska on April 19 Judge Anson A Welch granted Mrs Agnes Sinkula a divorce from her husband Kili Sinkula on grounds of extreme cruelty non support and abandonment The separate suit Nicel versus Leo Krepel claiming 25000 in damages was decided for the defendant as the plaintiff failed to prove the charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat Point
Neb
Speatal
Anson A. Welch
Agnes Sinkula
Kili Sinkula
Nicel
Frenry Uhing
Leo Krepel
Krepel
Man Dies of Heart Trouble on Visit in Moomfield Neb
Elijah Smith age 71 died suddenly Saturday evening in Moomfield while visiting his daughter Mere K Hammond. He had just entered a local business place and collapsed from heart trouble. He recently came from Kansas for the visit and was the father of Mrs. Mere Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moomfield
Neb
Elijah Smith
Mere K. B. Hammond
Kansas
Universal Church
Planking Plan Ahead for Missouri River Bridge Traffic
Freere April 21 report notes J B Kirkham and Downe Robinson urged before President Finley the plan to plank the Missouri river bridge between Pierre and Ft. Pierre for vehicle traffic. Estimated cost 13 000 to 14 000 for plank and guard rails, 5 000 for approaches, toll guards at ends would cost and warn dispatchers by phone. Only occasional freight trains use the bridge.
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Freere
S. 9
J. B. Kirkham
State Highway Commission
Chicago
Downe Robinson
W. H. Finley
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Kirkham
Missouri River
Chamberlain
Mobridge
Pierre
Ft. Pierre
Commercial Club of
Headon Collision Near Fairfax Ties Up Road
An automobile from Spencer Nebraska and another from Bonesteel collided head on at Bents Hill five miles east of Fairfax on Sunday noon. The Bonesteel car was disabled but no occupants of either vehicle were injured and the Spencer car could continue after being righted.
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Fairfax
S. D
Spencer
Neb
Bonesteel
Bents Hill
Ladelle man dies when car overturns near Huron
David Hofer, 21, of Ladelle twenty miles northeast of Huron, was killed Monday night when the auto he drove turned turtle. The crash occurred about midnight and his body was found at 1 am Tuesday, pinned beneath the car. He apparently lived several hours after the mishap, with a broken neck.
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Huron
David Hofer
Ladelle
Vantassel Elected Yankton City Commissioner
Yankton South Dakota April 21 F IL Vantassel won three to one over W O Nelson in election to succeed Finance Commissioner Henry Tammon. Vantassel received 326 votes to Nelson 147 in a moderate turnout. Both candidates are Democrats and the female vote was light.
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Yankton
S. D
F. IL
Vantassel
W. O. Nelson
Henry Tammon
Nelson
Daughter of U S consul returns to visit home
Countess Consuela de Maupas, daughter of Henry P. Morgan U S consul at Brussels, has returned to New York. The photo shows her arrival. There is mention of a back-to-the-farm movement among unemployed men of Cheelanatl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Consuela de Maupas
Henry P. Morgan
U.S
Brussels
New York
Cheelanatl
South Dakota to scale back bonus payments plan
Yankton April 22 special reports the South Dakota bonus board plans a smaller structure than Minnesota and Wisconsin. Executive officer Mred B Ray says the board will use five departments and about 27 staff plus five governorappointed members. The aim is speed and accuracy, with a year to clear up the caseload of veteran cases, many moved or deceased.
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Yankton
D. D
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Mred B. Ray
Mr. Ray
Chitta
Ray
Ex-serviceman Calver Finds Long-Forgotten $3,000 Note
Charles Calver of Huron South Dakota received a war department message directing him to Alpena South Dakota where a $3,000 open account had been placed for him. He served in the Seventh regular infantry during the war in France. After hospital care for gas exposure he believed he was forgotten, but the funds were located and made available restoring his spirits.
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Huron
Charles Calver
Sam
Mr. Calver
Seventh Regular Infantry
Germany
France
Cows En Route to Germany Feed Children
Freeman reports Milch cows shipped from South Dakota to Germany were used to feed hungry babies at Connellsville near Pittsburgh. Do wald and Wollman collected cows and donations along the route, aiding scores of poor children with milk. They now have nearly 600 cows and about 50 calves helping along the way.
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Germany
Indians Go to Jail for Stealing Horses
In federal court Judge James D. Elliott sentenced two Indians, Arthur David and James Louder, to four months in Minnehaha county jail after guilty pleas to grand larceny for stealing a horse on the Rosebud reservation. Sam Red Feather also pleaded guilty to cattle stealing on Pine Ridge. Davison county assessors agreed to cut property assessments by 15 percent in 1921.
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Bronx
James D. Elliott
Minnehaha County
Indiana
Arthur David
James Louder
Rosebud
Deadwood
Sam Red Feather
Pine Ridge
Five men may share $6000 in postal murder reward
Sherdone, April 28 Special reports five men who aided in arresting the three confessed slayers of Clarence Hetland, a Tacoma Park store keeper killed last Saturday night, likely will divide a $6000 reward offered by Postmaster General Hays for information leading to arrests in postal service killings. Hetland was serving as postmaster at the time of his death.
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Sherdeen
Claarence Fletland
Tacoma Park
Hays
Hetland
Heting
Articles of incorporation cited for several firms
Pierre April 23 Special lists multiple South Dakota incorporations with stated capitals and incorporators. Swander Johnson Company Rapid City 100000. Farmers Grain & Stock Company Freeman 50000. Farmers Union Wholesale Company Mitchell 2000000. Rozum Motor Co Mitchell 500000. Electric Score Board Co Brookings Incomplete list of incorporators includes H E Swander H R Johnson Edward K Swander C P Dickinson John J Groes G T Hawn A J Rozum T J Spangler M C Partch Leland O Cornell Mattie W Cornell J C Alexander.
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Pierre
Swander-Johnson Company
Rapid City
H. E. Swander
H. R. Johnson
Edward K. Swander
Farmers Grain & Stock Company of
Freeman
Capita
C. P. Dickinson
John J. Groes
G. T. Hawn
Farmers Union Wholesale Company of
Mitchell
Capital
Liaison Set Between State Bonus Board and American Legion
Arrangements for linking the state bonus board with the American Legion will start in mid May. County seat legion posts will hold special meetings to explain the bonus process, then members will complete blanks and send them to the state board. Fred B. Hay and David F. Heffron, department leaders, completed the plan.
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Yankton
State Bonus Board
American Legion
Fred B. Hay
David F. Heffron
State Board
Farm Bureau secretary resigns. Benedict to succeed Crandall
J. Crandall, secretary of the South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation since its 1920 founding, resigns to pursue other work. He contributed to extensive state farm research and helped draft much of the American Farm Bureau Federation legislation. M. R. Benedict, instructor at State College of Stock- ings, will become his successor.
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Huron
J. Crandall
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Ihs
American Farm Bureau Federation
M. R. Benedict
State College of Stookings
Many Seeking Final Citizenship Hearings in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls April 21 Judge Media will hear 33 petitions for final citizenship papers on Monday May with 11 countries represented. Federal Naturalization Examiner M D Hermann of St Paul will be in Sioux Falls Friday to examine 24 applicants from Americanization classes in public schools.
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Sioux Falls
5. D
Judge Media
Feeral Naturalization
M. D Hermann
St. Paul
Sioux Malls
Photograph Identifies Bomb Wagon Suspect in Wall Street Plot
Three financial district workers identified Tito Ligi from a photograph as the man they saw driving the bomb wagon into Wall Street on September 16. William J. Flynn said the identification seemed positive and noted the photo came from a radical source in Paterson, New Jersey. Flynn arrived from Washington to brief on the investigation and said more identifications may follow.
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New York
Tito Ligi
Scranton
Wall Street
William J. Flynn
Department of Justice
Flynn
Washington
Financial
Flenn
Sigl
Paterson
N. J
Fiynnould
Wandering Man Believed Airman Held at Bellevue
A man thought from Fresno California was observed at Bellevue Hospital after strange activity near Twenty Fourth Wheel Wharf. Doctors found an aviation service identification tag on his wrist reading Lieut Pred Sheldow Judwon, indicating possible air service ties.
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New York
Freano
Cal
Hellevue Hospital
Twenty-fourth Wheel
Aviation Service
France Negotiates Defensive Treaty Pact Amid Austrian Tension
Vienna April 20 Pop Blovenslal Nusodal of Lulbech says a treaty exists between France Yugoslavia and Czecho Slovakia pledging common offensive and defensive action if Austrian fusion with Germany advances. The treaty has not yet been signed.
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Vienna
Pop Blovenslal Nusodal
Lulbech
France
Jugo-slavia
Czecho- Hlovakia
Germany
Young mother takes her own life in Glenham home
Mobridge April 22 Mrs Fredrica Merkel wife of Louis Merkel of Glenham was found dead at her home with a bullet hole through her heart. She had been left with their month old baby when her husband went to the farm station. He found her body in the basement on his return, apparently a self inflicted act during a period of temporary mental imbalance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobridge, & OD
Fredrica Merkel
Louis Merkel
Glenham
Tyndall Aldermen Elected and Free Band Planned
Tyndall Tuesday elected aldermen T. V. Ptak in the free ward G. W. Smith in the second ward and M. E. McCormick in the third ward The free band proposition for the summer carried Wyankpon Yackton and band. Professor James Wateen director will open the concert season in May weather permitting and regular weekly concerts will follow
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Wyankpon
Yackton Anu
Janws Wateen
Cream Check Swindle Emerges In Stores And Banks
Reports from Muck Grove indicate a new form of check swindle where blank cream checks were stolen from a cream station and completed for plausible sums. Several checks have been cashable at various stores and banks, highlighting a growing security concern.
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Muck Grove
Mercer recommended for interdiplo Commerce Commission appointment
Washington April 24. Mercnr, vice said to be Kangana’s commissioner, was recommended for appointment to the interstate Commerce Commission today by Senators Curtice and Capper of Kunkay who called at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MH. Mercnr
Ivemtook
Kangana
Interdipie Commerce Commission
Benators Curtie and Capper
Kunkay
White House
Prominent Y Man Bruner Dies in Bryevett
A 60 year old titled Y Man, A M Bruner, died in Bryevett Washington during the night. He had been prominent for forty years in YMCA work and related activities. The report notes his leadership and contributions to local YMCA programs and religious community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hookland
A. M. Bruner
Bryevett
Wash
Girl sentenced for forgery charge in Hastings
Hastings April 28 Special. Stone arrested for passing worthless checks drawn on a Grand Island bank last week pleaded guilty in district court today and was sentenced from one to 20 years in the penitentiary by Judge Dilworth. Seven merchants were paid with her checks signed Mra J C Andrews. The woman refused to reveal her name, going by Julla Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Neb
Stone
Grand Island
Dilworth
Mra
J. C. Andrews
Julla Stone
Miss Signe Johnson Wins Knox County Spelling Contest
In Bloomfield Nebraska on April 23 Miss Signe Johnson of Wausa captured first place in the east Knox county spelling contest directed by County Superintendent Stinson. Nine contestants entered and nearly 600 words decided the results. Miss Lillian Nichola took second. Johnson will represent the county at the interstate spelling contest in Wayne. Referee W. P. Heidenthal and judges Mrs. E. B. Healy Mrs. M. Durbin and G. H. Liddell judged the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Neb
Signe Johnson
Wausa
Knox County
Stinson
Lillian Nichola
Sines Named Union Pacific Labor Helper in Omaha
Omaha April 23. G H Sines former vice president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen is appointed assistant to Vice President Calvin at Union Pacific. Sines will head labor matters for the company and previously served with the federal railroad administration in Washington during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
G. H. Sines
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
EF. Calvin
Union Pacific
Sines
Federal Railroad Administration
Washington
Cars burn after Nebraska collision near Grand Island
In Grand Island Nebraska on April 23 Frank McMahon of Pacific Junction Illinois drove a car carrying his wife Mrs McMahon and six children when it collided with another vehicle. Both cars were badly wrecked and exploded into flames. No one was seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
Neb
Frank McMahon
Pacific Junction
Ill
Tornado wrecks Otde farm houses in Nebraska City area
A tornado carved a zig zag path a quarter mile wide through eastern Olde County injuring livestock and destroying farm homes and outbuildings. Olde Spratt’s farm near Douglass suffered a total loss about 8000 dollars with other residents including M B Loper Angus Campbell R A Lorens E Malone and Ira Rhoten facing substantial damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Neb
Olde County
Olde Spratt
Douglass
M. B. Loper
Angus Campbell
R. A. Lorens
E. ©. Malone
Ira Rhoten
Groger's Players Get Life Terms
Three young men Harry Cox William Larson and Howard Finley were sentenced to life in the state penitentiary in Sioux Falls for the first degree murder of Clarence Hetland at his Tacoma Park store. They confessed after capture in Aberdeen and pled guilty in Webster to murder with Judge Frank Anderson imposing the sentences. The oldest was 26 the youngest 17. The crime occurred when Hetland his wife and two farm hands were confronted in the store and Hetland was shot in the heart. The trio fled with $22 left in the cash drawer.
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Aberdeen
B. C
Clarence Hetland
Tacoma Park
Harry Cox
William Larson
Howard Finley
Sioux Falls
Webster
Frank Anderson
Hetland
Greeks Mass Forces for New Turkish Drive
Constantinople report says Greek artillery duels continue on the Ushak sector in Asia Minor as 40,000 fresh troops arrive, two thirds bound for Ushak. Turkish nationalists claim capture of Mouraddah mountain, a strategic position aiding Aftum Karahisar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Ushak
Asia Minor
Mouraddah
Aftum-Karahishar
Nebraska legislature Ne braska adjourn date set for April 23
In Lincoln Nebraska a joint conference of both houses agreed to push final adjournment to Saturday April 23. The bill to end the present session was under discussion since the January convening.
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Baturday
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Geddes to be guest and speaker at dinner
New York reports that Auckland Geddes the British ambassador to the United States will be the guest of honor and principal speaker at a dinner in the city. The event will be part of a program acknowledging a member of the American Davis Cup team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Auckland Geddes
Hrith
United States
Bride and stockman wed after license mishap in Iowa
J E Elston, 63, of Columbus Nebraska, and Mrs Alice Prosser, 42, of Marshalltown Iowa, secured a marriage license then forgot the ceremony. A preacher was found and the wedding took place after a day of lunch, a hotel room, and a picture show, leaving the couple hoping no one discovers the lapse back home. In Green Mountain area a land sale shows prices retreating from boom highs with Ben Valgert selling 80 acres at 325 per acre after buying at 400, and Harvey Yetley selling similar land at 325 while previously asking 460 to 600 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
J. E. Elston
Columbus
Neb
Alice Prosser
Elston
Prosser
Iowa
Green Mountain
Ben Valgert
Valgert
Harvey Yetley
Yetley
New Type of Engines for Illinois Central
Waterloo Indiana April 23 Special Proper facilities for handling the new steel monster engines soon to be installed on the Minnesota division of the Illinois Central are now under construction. Thirty or forty of the new engines larger than any now in use will be active on this division. A new turntable is being installed while fifteen stalls twenty feet longer than current ones are built at the local round house. Bridges between Waterloo and Freeport will be strengthened and the roadbed given careful attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Minnesota
Illinois Central
Round House
Freeport
Onawa relief workers sail for Asia Minor
Dr James H Talboy of Onawa Iowa and his wife sailed from New York about a month ago to join the Near East Relief unit in Caesarea Central Asia Minor. They are assigned to the Black Sea port of Samsoun and will work in the Turkish Nationalist heartland where officials say the area is beyond active Turkish Greek military operations and safe for relief workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James H. Talboy
Onawa
Army Medical Corps
Mra
Talboy
Constantinople
Black Sea
Samsoun
Charles V. Vickrey
Caesarea
Central Asia Minor
Printing of Iowa cigarette tax stamps contract let
The new date printing board of Iowa accepted specifications for cigarette tax stamps and authorized a contract for 20,600,000 stamps. Ora Williams, document editor, submitted the specs. stamps will resemble postage stamps and be sold to dealers in sheets of 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dew Moines
New Date Printing Board
Ora Williams
Dealera
Maynard Church Destroyed by Lightning Strike
Lightning struck the Lutheran church in Maynard during a Wednesday night storm causing a blaze that destroyed the building. No further details on casualties or repairs are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Plaster From Courthouse Dome Wounds Three In Indiana
A 1000 pound plaster slab loosened by billard fell from the Marion county courthouse dome in Knoxville Indiana injuring three people. The slab remained intact until striking the third floor where it crushed the victims. Authorities investigate the incident as structural failure and seek the other possible hazards in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Marion County
Banks Given More Time to Liquidate Loans
In Des Moines on April 23, L. A. Andrews of Ottumwa, president of the Iowa Bankers Association, said Chicago Federal Reserve Bank granted banks extended time to liquidate loans. The report notes the extended period and official approval, reflecting the banking policy update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dew Moines
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
L. A. Andrews
Ottumwa
Lowstate Bankers Association
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Nebragean
Junternational News Service
Webraska Supreme Court
Charles
Ween
Apel Shariial
Ucewne Dentare
Chadok
Greece
Constantie
W. GB
Pusayfoot
Johnson
England
Baltimore
Ft. Piere
Man
AUTO
Countess Consuela de Maupas
South Dakota Board
Davison County
Hugh Smith
Farm Bureau
Tyndall
MURIC
Mercer
U. P
OTDE
Groger
Geddes
GE Guest
Court House
Joe Cannon
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