World events briefed with wide scope and names
A rapid digest lists price cuts by United States Steel on pipe and tube, plus wire. It tallies an estate inventory in a probate action, announces political appointments in Delaware, and notes nominations and resignations in education and government. It reports fatal auto accidents in Utah and Montana, naval deliveries and military moves, and overseas tensions involving Russia, Britain, Japan, and Mexico, with assorted fatalities and regulatory shifts.
Iowa City area sees injuries and raids across county
A flood of reports from Iowa City and nearby towns recount injuries from falls and vehicle crashes to a moonshine seizure during a deputy raid. Insanity claims send a man to Independence Asylum, while another driver survives a 12 foot embankment plunge. An aviation wireless kit aims to connect Iowa City field with government centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dychens
Iowa City
Jule Tudor
William J. Meade
Oakdale Sanitarium
Independence Asylum
Thomas Matthes
Unete Sar
R. Herman
Sioux City
Heraman
George H. Alderson
Milton Remley
Town City
Tes Moines
Reuber Anderson
Lucas
Dave Masters
Lake Renton
Minn
Stuart Bank
Masters
Stuart
Slmson Bochane
Joseph Dale- Sal
Cedar Rapids
Cane
Fred “Harden
Milwaukee
Gladstone
Black Cat Saves Passenger Train in Milwaukee
A Milwaukee railroad cat named Tobey, famed for surviving a tail loss near a switch engine, leapt from the cab as an engine premonition arose and aided the crew during a nocturnal incident aboard the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Cat
Milwaukee, Wis
Tobey
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
Jet
SECRET RETREAT FOUND IN COLUMBUS HOME
An aged woman lived unseen for 15 years in a filthy room behind a downtown Columbus business building near the state capitol. Found by painters, police turned her over to Associated Charities as officials seek her, noting she vanished as mysteriously as she had lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Capitol
Associated Charities
Lost $50 Bill Lined Mouse Nest in Piano
A piano tuner in Altoona, Ta, found a mouse nest under the keyboard lined with a Treasury certificate. He recovered a $30 bill from the nest and returned it to a woman whose husband had hidden the bill last autumn. it had disappeared since, and the mouse apparently used it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Grief Over Loss of Horse Triggers Merchant’s Death
In Grafton West Virginia Miram Gaines, a seventy year old merchant and horse lover, died shortly after his beloved horse Diamond, aged twenty eight, passed away. Diamond was his favorite and Gaines had long cherished the animal, with the death of the horse said to hasten his own passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
W. Vya
Diamond
Miram Gaines
Mr. Gaines
Sind Diamond
Iowa Congressman James W. Good Resigns to Practice Law in Chicago
Representative James W. Good of Iowa resigns from the House after a long service since 1902, having chaired the Appropriations Committee for more than two years. He will join the law firm Adams Childs Bobb Westcatt in Chicago, succeeding the late Elmer B. Adams, and aims to steer budget policy toward restraint while serving as senior partner. Good, born in Cedar Rapids, has previously been city attorney and led Illinois division of the speakers bureau during the recent campaign with Senator Harry S. New.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Good
Iowa
House
Chicago
Good
Appropriations “ Committee
Campaign York
Frm
Adams, Childs, Bobb and _Westcatt
Elmer B. Adams
Appropriations
Wilson
Mr. Good
Cedar Rapids
Harry S. New
Indiana
Lasker Heads Shipping Board Appointed Chairman
A. D. Lasker of Chicago has accepted President Harding's offer to chair the Shipping Board for a six year term representing the central region. Other members include T. V. O’Conner of Buffalo for five years, former Senator George E. Chamberlain of Portland for four years, Edward G. Plummer of Bath for three, and Frederic T. Shamp- Pent for Atlantic coast. The board aims to advance the American merchant marine with private initiative and operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Lasker
Chicago
Great’ Lakes Region
George E. Chamberlain
Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast
Edward G. Plummer
Bath
Maine
Atlantic Coast
Predertel T . Shamp- Pent
Atlantic
Coast
Lasker
Aus Advertising
Rt Liner
Mtr Plomibet
Thompson
New N. P. Commissioner Maj. Roy A Haynes Named Enforcer
Maj Roy A Haynes named national prohibition commissioner. He vows full enforcement of the law and calls on all citizens to aid in making the country dry. Haynes, editor of the Hillsboro Dispatch, has long been active in Ohio Republican politics and once sought the GOP nomination for Congress. He previously led the Miami Military Institute and has been involved in church and temperance work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
Roy
A- Haynes
Bosnés
Major Haynes
Haynes
Hillsboro Dispatch
Ohio
Harding
Congress
Air
Miami Military Institute
Germantown
Emery elected national commander of American Legion
John G. Emery of Grand Rapids Michigan was unanimously elected national commander by the national executive committee. He succeeds the late Col Frederick W. Galbraith Jr who died in an automobile accident in Indianapolis. Emery is a real estate broker born July 4 1892 in Grand Rapids. He served as a captain in World War I with the 18th Infantry First Division and led in the St Mihiel and Argonne Meuse offensives where he was severely wounded October 8 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Emery
Grand Rapids
Mich
American Legion
Frederick W. Galbraith
Indianapolis
Thomas J. Rap~nigan
Artford
Conn
Mr. Emery
Michigan City
Grand Rapids Real Estate Board
Fort Sheridan
Emery
Mont Didier Noyou
Aisne-Marne
Eighteenth
Eighteenth Infantry
Ton
St. Mihler
Argonne-Meuse
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United States Steel Corporation
New York
Hatfie Sanger Pullwab
George M.pullmap
Harry G. Keats
China
Oeate
T. Coleman du Pott
Senate
Delaware
Denny
Dover
Taslah
O. Wolcott
Delawware
Charl Williams
Memphis, Tenn
National Education Association
Des Moines
Ogden
Utah
Nighile
Burnell - Liston
Missoula
James Reynolds
Boulder ‘Springs, Mont
Floyd
Tor
Marion
Washington
Sacramento
Cleveland
Tampico
Navy
Ashington
Ats
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mellon
Frelinghuysen
Maryland
Navy Department
Newport News
Department of Agriculture At
Senate Agriculture Committee
Frear
Wisconsin
Ways and Means Committee
United States
Tarapico
Friends
Lenin
Russia
Leon Trotzky
Lodge
Massachusetts
Chanel A. Prouty
Als
Newport, Vt
Schuithess of
Switzerlahn
Genéva
Colombia
Venezuela
Laule
Leipzig
Upper Silesia
Kattowitz
Masican
Mexico City
Tokyo
Japan
Great Britain
America
John Reed
Red Square
Musco
Iir
Canadian Mounted Police
Fort McMurray
Alberta
William
Pussyfoot) Johnson
Copenhagen
Mr. Johnson
Denmark
Amsterdam
Paris
Aest Mons
The
Bakers’ Association At
Vienna
Berlin
General Smuts
Britain
Ireland
Dublin
Jose Matrecito
Neco
Aziz
Boghadich
Burrs
Asia Minor
Angora
Seoul
Korea
Siberian
Godfrey Herring
Emil Gebler
Mason City
P.m.sheifield
Cedar_Falls
J. B. Huismay & Son
Wellsburg
Harold B. Brown
Grundy Center
Paul Heminger
R.B. Heminger
Commerce
Crawford County
Alva Swata
Thomas Osborne
Eldora Industrial School
Leon
Scott
Swata
Gantly
Clawi
Columbus, O
Law
Shipping Board
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