Radicalists and public figures collide in Michigan and Chicago lawsuits
The piece discusses a Michigan case where a man linked to revolutionary radicals faces questions on his ties to communists and possible violent rhetoric. It notes the state supreme court upholding anti syndicalism laws and compares to past Chicago anarchists. It also covers Mme Gadski suing the New York Tribune and shifts to the Lusitania aftermath and sea travel. It ends with a jab at La Follette and military preparedness rhetoric.
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League of Women Voters Convention Heads to Des Moines
A national convention of the League of Women Voters is set for Des Moines in the second week of April. Factions form as members anticipate clashes over how a nonpartisan organization should operate and remain civil amid potential disputes.
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League of Women Voters
Des Moines
Prohibition Debate in New York Shows Narrow Wet Edge
The Chicago Post argues New York sentiment against prohibition is not overwhelming as the dry law remains. It notes a close 70 to 74 vote to repeal and points out Gov. Smith avoided pledging on repeal while dry opponents aided by some Republicans. The piece contrasts New York with Pennsylvania's dry governor victory.
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United States District Court
Worthy of His Hire in Rustic Justice Tale
The San Francisco Chronicle notes a city attorney quoting a village justice of the peace over a judgment. A postcard reply mocks the value of time and stumbles into local politics as Corn cutting and bass fishing are mentioned amid humor about legal fees.
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American Legion
State legislative actions shape tax and education policy
The session faces heavy committee work on administration tax measures, consolidating 17 state departments, highway bills, and education funding. Debate centers on expansion vs restraint for Iowa City Ames and Cedar Falls enrollment growth, with bills on liquor, bonding, road funding, and parole under consideration.
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Iowa City
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Cedar Falls
Obituaries and Local Road Plans Highlight Anamosa Notes
Mrs. F C Ellison returns home after Mercy Hospital operation and can receive visitors. Maurice Sheldon Chaplin dies at 68 in Anamosa after a long illness. born September 8 1854 in Anamosa, he and his brother lived on the old home farm before moving to Anamosa. County supervisors plan road improvements between Anamosa and the Grabbe place with sixteen of nineteen landowners accepting settlements totaling about 2800 dollars. three await condemnation. Mrs. George Gallagher dies in Los Angeles at 88. sister of late Judge Davis McCain, she had lived on a farm near Anamosa before moving west. survived by two sons, George of Chicago and Lambert D. of Los Angeles, plus brother James Dadley of Chicago.
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Anamosa
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George Gallagher
Los Angeles
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Newark
New Jersey
Gallagher
Davis McCain
The Superior Dog Debate From Experts and Tales
Sioux City experts praise the wirehaired fox terrier as the perfect dog while a trainer argues the mongrel is the quickest learner. He notes fearlessness and experience as key to avoiding bites and cites anecdotes of dog stories shaping leaders and a costly misstep for an oil magnate.
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James Gordon Bennett
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Paris
A&a
Oklahoma
Fifth Avenue
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Thirty-Fourth Street
Chicago News: Never judge a picture by its frame
A collection of aphorisms and mock social commentary contrasts appearances with truth. Witty lines touch on judgment, emotion, and modern dating mores, reflecting urban humor and advice on behavior and perception.
Good Fruit Crop Forecasted By Horticulture Experts
W B Ward assistant professor in horticulture at Town State college predicts a strong fruit crop in 1920 if Jack Frost stays away and pests are controlled. He recommends a six to eight gallon lime sulfur mix with argonate of lead for the first cluster bud spray to prevent fungus and insects, stressing timing before blossoms open and bees access a nearby water source to avoid poisoning.
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Town State College
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