Ex Senator Lewis on Romanian divorce law and political fallout
Ex Senator Lewis reports in the American Bar Association Journal that Romania allows seven divorces by law, three by the church, and four by the civil grounds with dispensations possible. He cites social scenes of divorced spouses at social events and at bridge tables, suggesting U S recognition of Romanian divorces could shift travel interest. He also critiques the Democratic stance on the league of nations after Reed’s Missouri renomination, noting Iowa Democrats clung to the issue and sought a lantern bearer.
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Lewis
Tundis
Near East
Roumania
American Bar Association Journal
Romania
Bucharest
Reno
League of Nations
Wilson
Reed
Democrats
Missouri
League
Iowa
Iowa Democrats
Rrerin
Tme
Wapsipinicon
Troy Mills
Flower Andrews
Donna Andrews
Doris Andrews
Charlotte Andrews
Fern Andrews
Forest Andrews
Andrews
Forest
Mr. Andrews
Donna
John Ross
Manchester
Ross
Bima Brady
Ross Ia
Night Dances and Public Morality Stir Debate
The piece discusses unrestrained public dances, Klan night rides, and moral policing in Texas Oklahoma and Washington. It cites police gate closures at cemeteries and clashes over union rights, party influence, and crowd behavior, noting a clash of modernity and tradition in early 20th century observations.
Why do men swear and what it means to civilization
Mark Sullivan argues profanity signals an idle mind and intellectual poverty yet cites Twain as a profane figure. The piece notes swearing more among the ignorant, but refines that refined speakers wield broader vocabularies. It also warns of renewed Old World hostilities and jokes about policing nations in Wilsons League context.
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Mark Sullivan
Sioux City Journal
Mark Twain
W. D. Howells
France
Germany
Near East
Mr. Wilson
League of Nations
Union threats amid shopmen strike risks and sympathy actions
The note argues the union cannot win without violence and intimidation. It warns free workers may fill vacancies keeping equipment in repair. It notes sympathy strikes risk but doubt about workers quitting a good job to back hot headed leaders sure of their own jobs.
Chicago Fuss Over Two Days Walkin and Car Strike
Chicago officials raged over a two day walking incident tied to a car strike, while the nation fretted about a four month miners’ dispute. The piece satirizes Chicago’s quick temper and political sensitivity toward Thompson era policies.
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Chicago
Thompson
Whetstone Story Favored By Farmers In Lincoln Tale
National Republican Representative Burton Erwin Sweet argues Lincoln's whetstone anecdote resonates most with farmers. The tale recounts Lincoln joking about borrowing a farmer’s whetstone during a 1830s chat by a gate and leaving it atop a gate post, later discovered by the farmer’s son.
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Burton Erwin Sweet
Waverly
Iowa
Lincoln
Nuda
Dubuque No 1 leads state in June butterfat average
The Dubuque No 1 cow testing association tops Iowa in June with an average butterfat of 33 pounds per cow. Dallas follows at 31.4 pounds and 850 pounds milk per cow, while the lowest record among 19 associations is 24.1 pounds. A Delaware Holstein owned by D J Schnittter yielded 2335 pounds milk and 79.4 pounds butterfat. The Dallas herd led total herd production with 1630 pounds milk and 63.1 pounds butterfat per 12 cows.
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Dubuque
Dallas
Dubuque No. 1
D. J. Schnittter
Delaware Association
Martin Deeny
Tre President and its Jet
A summary of President Harding credited with reviving agriculture, resuming production, restoring Liberty bonds to par, turning treasury deficit into surplus, advancing international peace, stabilizing the economy via the budget, reducing debt, and addressing merchant marine concerns within about a year, while facing public opposition from smaller groups.
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Omaha Bee
Harding
United States
Cappérs Weakly on Cuban Sugar Millionaires and Profts
A fragmented item cites Walter J. Mills of the Isle of Pines criticizing Cuban sugar profiteers and their ill gotten gains. The text laments profiteering, noting damaged value of money and the perceived justice of consequences.
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Cappér
Saya Walter J. Mills
Isle ‘of Pines
Missoula to Glacier Park Tour by Montana Editors
The Missoula convention party toured W A Clark's Salmon Lake estate and Glacier National Park. They witnessed Chateau Thierry re‑creation, visited Bitter Root Valley, Kalispell, Lake McDonald, Going to the Sun Chalet, and Many Glaciers Hotel, with forestry and Indian ceremonies, river trips, and a Great Falls farewell including fireworks.
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Missoula
Blackfoot River
W. A. Clark
Salmon Lake
Clark
Montana
West
United States Senate
A. G. Mc Alexander
Mc Alexander
United States
France
War Department
Maine
National Editorial Association
Chateau Thierry
Tmoanng
Seereet
Dal Romine
Marne
Bitter Root Valley
Medicine Hot Springs
Medicine Springs
Polly
Kingham
McEwen
Nine Mile
Polson
Klondike
Flathead Transportation Company
Idglewild Island
Rocky Mountains
Kalispell
Agriculture District
Links
Smith
Winterset
Iowa
Belton
Lake McDonald
Lake Louise
Canadian Rockies
Russell
Glacier Park Transportation Company
North American
Montana Rockies
Glacier National Park
Blackfeet Glacier
St. Mary’s
Many Glaciers Hotel
Iceberg Lake
Beasts of Burden
Glacier Hotel
National
Lewistown
Clotilda Dautremont
Murphy
Josephine Sutherland
Glacier Park
Libbie Thoeni
Minneapolis
Max Hosch
C. H. Shhipman
Monticello
Bozeman
Anamosa
Great Falls
Rainbow
Belt
Rainbow Dam
Park Hotel
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Missouri
Montana Power Company
Banka
Townt clock to mark hours in Anamosa
Anamosa will install a Seth Thomas town clock to strike hours and halves. It carries a five year guarantee of variation within 60 seconds monthly and costs $1,231. John D. Tietjen of Bellevue, 18, died of heart trouble while helping repair a car. Funeral services were at St Johns Lutheran in Bellevue.
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Anamosa
Towtt
Seth Thomas
John D. Tietjen
Bellevue
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Mitchel
Mancherster
Barker Brothers
Young Mitchel
Pride
Manchester Democrat
Col
Murray Ashby
Vinton
Ashby
Iowa City
Farm for Sale near Anamosa Prairieburg with 200 acres
200 acre farm for sale with buildings in A-1 condition and ample water. Located 10 miles northwest of Anamosa and 6 miles southeast of Prairieburg Iowa. Owner Thomas Kula seeks rent or trade for approved securities and cites aging as reason for sale.
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Anamosa
Prairieburg
Thomas Kula
Iowa
Montana Hosts Warm Welcome For N B A Tour Party
The party arrived in St Paul and parted with regret hoping for another N B A tour. A few cars proceeded to Chicago where another luncheon awaited. Chicago was the Alpha and the Omega. The hospitality from Montana left a lasting impression on their lives.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Montana
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Stutt
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North Cedar Street
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Milwaukee
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