13 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1920
Page
1
The liner Von Steuven once Kronpting Wilhelm was sold to Fred Eggena of New York for 1,000,000 dollars. Announcement came from Washington by Chairman Bengos of the Shipping Board. Also noted are census figures for Oregon and various other national items from the era.
Iowa reports heavy oats and wheat in southern counties. Boon visitor Jack Williams, dubbed the human fire, returns to his mother. Auto wreck injures a Dr. Anderson’s daughter, and Miss D Ryan. A fire damages a new barn near Traer. Granger grocer Joe Marino injured when interurban car hits his truck. Clinton hospital treatment. The Tarkelson death near Hayfield remains disputed. Hancock county grand jury heard more witnesses.
Suit filed in Washington by Harry S. Mecartney seeks mandamus to compel Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby to promulgate Congress’s joint war resolution declaring peace with Germany. He argues the president has no veto over a joint resolution and contends advisory opinions on three questions.
The National Federation of Federal Employees launches a wage and reclassification campaign. Officials plan a nationwide effort to raise minimum pay, create a merit system, and extend retirement benefits. Leaders argue for pay tied to skill and responsibility under central administration with employee representation.
A Knoxville reader from 418 Jacksboro St. writes that lifelong back pain weakness and appetite loss were eased by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Liver Pills and Senative Wash. She urges others to try the woman’s remedy for women’s illnesses and reports renewed health and energy.
Both Republican and Democratic platforms affirm strong federal and state action to fund highway construction. They urge liberal appropriations to lower transport costs, aid farm product marketing, rural mail delivery, and national defense. The stance suggests motor transportation is key to the economy, with both nominees backing road development as essential.
The Hero Commission for the Mining Industry awards gold medals to six miners for lifesaving acts in recent years. medals will be presented by Dr Frederick G. Cottrell at the International Arsted and Mine Rescue contest in Denver on September 9 to 10. Recipients include John L. Boardman of Butte Montana Daniel Blonvitch of Biwabik Minnesota James Collins and James Diltmirk of Mullen Idaho Michael Conroy Peter Sheridan and James D. Moore of Butte Montana. Each medal goes to the miner’s nearest living relative with a diploma detailing the sacrifice.
An informal report notes two brides at a stylish evening event. One commented on the other’s appearance, praising the groomed look and the fashionable ambiance. The exchange reflects lighthearted mood and social scrutiny among guests.
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