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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1922

Page

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World News Briefs Highlight War Secrets and Strikes

The globe faces a wheat shortage by month’s end as Commerce official Harver’s division warns. Senate support for the McCau ther bonus bill appears strong, with costs estimated at 3.64 billion dollars over 43 years. President Harding endorses Navy and Interior oil reserve policies. The era’s largest labor and political shifts unfold across Poland, Italy, the U.S., and Britain as floods, strikes, and legal actions reshape events.

Secretary of Commerce Harver Washington

Multiple Iowa incidents reported from drowning to politics

WN. Kelley a 19 year old who swam the reservoir twice drowned when his boat capsized at Martinsburg. Oskaloosa voted 13 to 1 to buy its water works plant and build a hydro dam at Narvey for 670000 dollars. Several drownings including George Beach 17 at Red Rock and two Sioux City men at Browns Lake. Atlantic and Clinton court actions and a fatal auto accident near Ames. Everests ascent reported from Simla. International politics, labor disputes and a large shipyard fire in Southampton. Town primaries list Republican and Democratic nominees with many local officials. A road accident near Marton leaves two injured and one severely.

WN. Kelley Martinsburg Oskaloosa Ntarvey George Beach Red Rock Des Moines W. G. Dunkle Sioux City Continental National Bank Frank Redmond Atlantic Katherine Coakley Paison Waterloo Citizens Gas and Electro Co Alice Valemttze Cornell College Iowa City Grand Army of the Republic Decorah Browns Lake Charles Haller James Cavanaugh Cavenaugh Bobbie Shearer Ames Edward Bailey United States May E. Francis Waverly Dwight N. Lewis Charles Webster Waucoma C. L. Herring J. R. Files Fort Dodge J. ©. Murtagh Waters Marie M. Fredrickson Cedar Falls W. E. Herbert Storm Lake J. A. 3. Pollard Fork Madison E. R. Mitchell Okumiyva Himena Hafimen J. M. Berry Marquette N. Parsons Marton Fred Fett William Sesan Monona Sesan Artle Susan

Belmonts National Woman's Party Moves to New Washington House

A historic former capitol building in Washington serves as the new headquarters for the National Woman's Party led by Mrs. C. H. P. Belmont who funded much of the purchase. A housewarming prayer hopes blessings on the headquarters and the party's cause, which includes pursuing a constitutional amendment for equal legal rights for men and women. The party faces opposition from the National League of Women Voters which favors state-by-state action rather than a federal amendment.

Tere C. H. P. Belmont National Woman's Party Washington Sirs. Belmont National League of Women Voters

North Carolina Tax System Eyed In State Convention

A Raleigh speech quoted in the Congressional Record depicts North Carolina as not levying property taxes. Revenues come from inheritance, incomes, franchises, insurance policies, and licenses to fund education and state programs. The message notes $700,000 in equalization funds for weaker counties and that other departments rely on nonproperty state taxes.

Cameron Morrison North Carolina W. ©. Hammer E. W. Poll Democarth Raleigh Superintendent of Public Instruction

Pinchot Shuns Presidential Bid After Pennsylvania Victory

A photo shows the wife of Gifford Pinchot, Republican nominee for Pennsylvania governor, campaigning for him. Pinchot carried rural counties while Philadelphia and Pittsburgh opposed him. He dismisses ambitions for the presidency, plans a major budget reform and a volunteer committee to craft a financial plan for submission to the legislature. He notes 102 bureaus lack proper accountability and vows statewide government reorganization.

Gifford Pinchot Pennsylvania Pinchot Philadelphia Pittsburgh George Alter Nlan

Barnes Named President of U S Chamber of Commerce

Julius H. Barnes of Duluth is elected president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States succeeding Joseph H. Defrees of Chicago. Barnes, a Wheat and grain market leader and former president of the United States Grain Corporation, has been decorated by Belgium and holds Legion of Honor honors. The chamber, with 46 directors, serves 1,400 associations and 14,000 firms, with offices in New York Chicago St Louis and San Francisco. Vice presidents include A C Bedford Thomas E Wilson Harry Binck and Thomas L B Stearns.

Julius H. Barnes Duluth Chamber of Commerce of United States Joseph H. Defrees Chicago Barnes United States Grain Corporation Order of the Crown of Belgium Legion of Tenor Chamber New York St. Louis San Francisco Bulletin, Fetter Sword of Mouth the Nation's Business A. C. Bedford Thomas E. Wilson Harry Binck Galveston Tes Thomas LB Stearns Denver

Tanlac praised for curing indigestion and rheumatism

A Petersburgh resident, Mrs. T J Archer, credits Tanlac with ending longtime indigestion headaches and dizziness, claiming rheumatism vanished after three months of pain and misery. The ad touts Tanlac as every good druggist carries.

T. J. Archer Shepard St. Petersburg

Freedom From Laxatives

An eminent medical authority warns that pills and salts bring only temporary relief with permanent injury. Science offers a natural lubricant alternative. Nufol gently lubricates like nature, does not gripe, and is not a medicine. Obtainable from your druggist.

Dearest sighs echo in a new dramatic smile

A playful exchange quoted from the Florida Times-Union shows a character teasing a beloved with a line about a “new” smile learned at a school of dramatic art and a furnace sigh of old passion. The exchange frames a humorous shift in romance through theatrical training.

Furniace Jack Uthis Florida Times-Union

Castoria Ad Warns Mothers to Check Signatures

An old warning urges mothers to inspect every bottle of Castoria to ensure the familiar signature. The notice emphasizes Castoria’s use for over 30 years and cites children’s pleas for Fletcher's Castoria.

Fletcher

The Cuticura Toilet Trio Ad Guide

The Cuticura trio for daily care promises clear skin through its Soap Ointment and Talcum. Cleansing purifying soothing healing and fragrance combine to support a finished toilet routine.

Seribson's Mountain Visit Ends Amid Metal Atmosphere

The writer Seribson left the mountain country quickly. YT believed he sought atmosphere for a story. He did, but a feud raged there and the air proved too metallic for his purpose.

Seribson

Twenty Years On Diploma Brings Reflective amusement

Twenty years after, a man regards his diploma with pensive amusement and a gentle, kindly humor. He notes that people who claim to do everything and pinch pennies deserve sharper rebukes.

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