Probing Prosecutions and Chautauqua Guarantors in Washington
Widespread talk of officer prosecutions persists as Attorney General Daugherty moves to start cases despite Democratic friction. The piece critiques prearranged fraud outcomes, chides war activity management, and notes Redpath-Vawter Co. chautauqua guarantors in Kiron Schleswig and Shirley facing payment demands amid weather and entertainment risks.
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Redpath-Vawter Co
Kiron
Schleswig
Shirley
Monticello
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Company
Germany must grant reparations and stop inflation says Con
The dialogue emphasizes Germany must meet the reparations commission demands and curb inflation immediately to secure loans. It calls for improved financial management and asserts Russia cannot access credit until Germany gains the right to hold private property.
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Ellie
Germany
Russia
Temper and Talent Tangle in Ruth Echoes Rumor of Comeback
The piece argues Babe Ruth should master temper as he does eye and muscle coordination to sustain elite status. It notes Ruth’s demotion from captaincy and fine for chasing a jeering fan into the grandstand, and hints at improving business optimism with autos and stronger sales volumes as manufacturing recovers.
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Babe Ruth
United States
Ereptoat vil maya mystery in limited text
An unclear fragment references Daugherty and a place called Ereptoat vil maya, offering no concrete facts or dates. The readable bits hint at names but provide no actions or outcomes. Further context is required to form a factual summary.
Battle to finish as primary contest now begins
The heated political clash moves into a decisive phase with both sides gearing up for a hard fight. Analysts note rapid shifts in support and key figures intensify campaigning as voters prepare for the next moves.
Freight rates shrink delight for travelers and shippers
Reduced freight rates bring material benefit to heavier shippers while decreasing passenger fares. Travelers and traveling men would hail this change, seeing it as a welcome improvement.
Sioux City Journal Reviews Three Years of Prohibition
A Sioux City Journal summary discusses J. C. Welliver's review of Three Years of Prohibition. It notes that despite propaganda there is a dearth of clear facts, but concludes prohibition has already achieved much and will likely accomplish more, with booze news moving from front pages to inside pages or the waste basket.
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City Journal
Welliver
Williver
Haynes
Ita
Woman Refuses Donation to Boy Scout Camp Drive
A Yankton woman known for Scout support declined funds for the summer camp. She argued a 16 year old solicitor should have completed a lawn task and waited two weeks, then paid another worker $5.60 for the job. She urged donors to help themselves and show greater willingness to assist movements they care about.
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Yankton
Manito
Ike
Immigrant Bulb Theory Sparks Controversy in Raleigh
Lil lian Russell advocates limiting immigration like bulb imports, arguing only six bulb species may enter and imperfect bulbs must be cast overboard. She claims diseased immigrants should land then be sent back at national cost, urging agents in Europe to exclude those diseased in body mind or spirit.
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Lillian Russell
Lillian
Europe
McAdoo Assails Republicans Over Taxes and Rates
Sioux City Journal quotes William G. McAdoo contrasting democratic prosperity with republican normalcy. He accuses Republicans of responsibility for high taxes and excessive railroad rates, arguing they cannot dodge accountability for the last fourteen months.
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Sioux City
William G. McAdoo
Mac
Optimism and economic revival in Harding era notes
The piece cites a Pro-Harding stance urging confidence in his vision of steady industrial and commercial revival. It quotes support from the National Republican view and mentions Henry Ford’s attorney proposing fertilizer at half price, plus Ford’s biographer noting profit reinvestment in the U.S. treasury.
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Harding
Henry Ford
Congress
Henry
United States
Primary Returns Show Brookhart Lead in Iowa Senator Race
Unofficial results from 2341 precincts place Col. Brooks Brookhart well ahead with 41 percent as Clifford Thorne and Charles Pickett duel for third. Iowa Secretary of State Ramsay leads in the state treasurer race, while May Francis trails for state superintendent and 2,238 precincts report contest results for the superintendent post. Results continue to trickle from missing precincts and districts across the state.
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Brookhart
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Charles B. Pickett
Waterloo
Thorne
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Francis
Sweet
Stanley
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Waverly
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Misa
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Raisay
Leffert
T. J.B. Robinson
Hampton
Charles.o. Ryan
Eldora
Arch McFarlane
Robinson
Ryan
McFarlane
Gilbert N. Haugen
Northwood
L.j.kehoe
Riceville
Haugen
Kehoe
Cyrenus Cole
Cedar Rapids
Ray P. Scott
Marshalltown
Cole
Scott
Bates
W. P. Dawson
Aurelia
J. P. Daughton
Grand River
Daughton
BH. B. Piper
Corning
John G. Parisho
Elliston
Claude M. Stanley
Burton B. Sweet
Weeeen
Enware
Clifford’ Thorne
Smith W. Brookhart
Blie BH. Francis
Aries B. Pickett
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John’ L. Bachelder
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Great crimes alleged by favored wartime contractors
The Omaha Bee argues enough evidence exists to believe favored contractors committed major crimes during the war. Democratic leaders bear responsibility for the situation, with no determent to government actions against suspects. The attack on the attorney general will not aid Democrats or credibility, as public will reveal who hides behind the smoke barrage laid by Caraway Watson of Georgia and Untermyer.
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Daugherty
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Stanleys
Senate
Omaha
George Yuill
W. J. Barngrover
C. F. Clark
T. L. Wolf
Linn County
A. H. Kersting
Clinton ,Corn Syrup Refining Company
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Charles W. ‘Flint
E. B. Stiles
John Wesley
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Albert A. Houska
General Board of Education
Cornell
Tha General Board
Iowa’s lone church bell vanishes to Utah after uproar
Ruth A Gallaher recounts Michael Hummer the first Presbyterian minister in Iowa City who retrieved the bell installed in the town church belfry. A mutinous crowd lowered the bell and hid it in the Iowa River bed then two men dug it up and shipped it to Utah where Mormons bought it. Attempts to reclaim the bell failed and it remains somewhere in Utah.
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Ruth A. Gallaher
Michael Hummer
Iowa City
Presbyterian Church
Mississippi
Hummer
Lowa
Utah
Timely orchard spray guidance for apples in June
The period June 6 to 10 marks the third fruit tree spray window. Use 4 quarts lime sulphur or 3% pounds powdered lime sulphur to 50 gallons water plus 1 pound arsenate of lead. Apply only to fruit bearing trees as a preventive coating to deter worms and scab. Use fine spray with high pressure for power sprayers or small nozzle discs for hand sprayers to ensure thorough coverage.
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Como
Jones county primary election results overview
The excerpt lists vote tallies by precinct for multiple offices in Jones county including United States Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor and state and county officials. It notes party affiliates Republican and Democratic with several names and vote totals, plus neighborhood news on legal cases and local happenings.
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Jones
Jones County
United States
Farley Day Highlights Monticello Friday June 16
Monticello gears up for Farley Day with a Breezy Time Minstrels show at the Olympic opera house and a chartered Special train costing 240 dollars. The day features a baseball game against total business men, field sports, and a boys welfare driven minstrel event to fund the boys camp.
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Monticello
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Boys’ Welfare Committee of
Eclipse Corner: Screened Homes for Health and Bugs
Screened houses stay cool and ventilated and protect babies and families. Screens guard against flies and disease germs by stopping breeding sites and preventing contamination of food. The message urges screening to avoid medical visits and gloom.
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