Democratic Bosses Operate Iowa Nominating Tactics Described
The piece claims a group of Iowa Democrats meet in Des Moines to select state and congressional candidates, sidelining ordinary aspirants without party bosses support. It cites Dan Danners and William Borah and notes Clyde Herring as a likely U S Senate hopeful while John Denison reportedly circulates nomination blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Gsession
Des Moines
Danners
William
U.S. ‘Senate
Borah
Orde
Democratic Party
Clyde’ Herring
United
States
Herring
United States
John ‘Denison
Jomes
Proposal Foresees Prolonged Strike Echoing Britain
The passage warns of a drawn out mineral strike similar to Britain's hundred day dispute that closed major industries and cut railway work. It stresses that arbitration could have averted costs and heavy layoffs blamed on both miners and operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great
Britain
Soviet Plan for World Labor Union Acknowledged by Moscow
Report from Moscow outlines a plan for a world labor union advanced by the Soviet executive committee of the Third International. The plan suggests abandoning worldwide revolutionary tactics and favors concessions to global capitalists to foster economic exchange and pull Russia out of trade straits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghiago Tribune
Moscow
World Union of Labor
Third International
Russia
Boston Trainsort How and When into America
A fragmented notice highlights transportation routes into the United States with focus on Boston and rail passage. Readable parts point to travel timing and boarding points as a brief public-transport reference in the era.
United States Army in Germany Reparation Claim Debate
The article discusses the legality and morality of the US army in Germany under Allied solicitation after WWI. It notes Germany must pay 20 billion gold marks by April 1921, with occupation costs first met, and argues the US moral claim to reimbursement is unimpeachable while urging France to seek extension rather than reproach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
America
France
United States
Germany
Wilson
Uncle Sam
Thrift and youth values from Leslie M Shaw
Secretary Shaw urged thrift as essential to success and urged youths to work for what they earn. He warned against seeking shortcuts to wealth and emphasized living within one’s income and the value of daily work. He noted parents sometimes hindered work but supported education.
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Leslie M
the Treasury
Roosevelt
Mr. Shaw
Horse Thief Cave Unearths Ancient Remains at State Park
Excavation led by A. D. Corcoran at Eureka Anamosa area Horse Thief Cave uncovers four human skeletons two adults two children one over six feet tall and another infant mystery surrounds origins. The cave near a remote wild spot was a known rendezvous for horse thieves in early pioneer days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Eureka
A. D. Corcoran
West Virginia Educator Cites Mud Roads as Major Defect
A West Virginia educator at the National Education Association conference said the greatest defect in American education is not curriculum but roads. He argued bad roads hinder communities and impede progress, noting mud roads limit access and opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Tribune
West, Virginia
National Education Association
Aditien
Incomplete OCR Notes Hint At Congressional Scrutiny
Fragmentary text hints at congressional scrutiny during a period of pre crisis activity. The readable fragments mention Congress and scrutiny but lack clear events or dates to specify.
Mountain Erantegtor Mayor Race and County Trials
Mount Erantegtor voters face a municipal election with candidate Hon. H E Carter for mayor while Robert T Jenney, longtime Hall Mfg. Co. figure, is a defendant in a suit assigned to Marion for trial. Cedar Rapids starts April term with 58 bootlegging cases and Judge George Scott of Sioux City begins first term. Edwin W Albee, 88, Dubuque retiree and cracker founder ally, dies. Car crash injures Carl Becker and John Dazell near Sixteenth Street crossing. little recovery expected. Mrs Jasper Hendricksen, reform school guard’s wife, drowns in Buffalo River after failed rescue attempts. body unfound.
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Mt. Erantegtor
H. E. Carter
Robert T. ‘Jenney
Hall Mfg
Marion
Cedar Rapids
jJidge
George
Scott
Sioux City
Edwin W. Albee
Dubuque
Albee
M. M. Walker
Dusiness
J. E. Fairbanks
Carl Becker
John Dazell
Great Western
Sixteenth Street
Jasper Hendricksen
State Insane Asylum
Agnès Milne 1832 1922 Wellington Death Notice
Agnès Milne born in Scotland April 14 1832 died March 14 1922 at her daughter Mrs R M Heasty 720 North 6th Wellington Kansas at age 89 years 11 months Survivors include two sons Joseph Kansas and James Minnesota and daughters Maggie Jewett Strawberry Point Elizabeth Heasty and Elsie Walker Wellington. Funeral 2:30 p.m. at Heasty home conducted by Rev R C Shupe burial Prairie Lawn Cemetery Wellington.
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Agnés Milne
Scotland
R. M. Heasty
N. 6Th Street
Wellington
Kansas
Misa Milne
Canada
New York
John Kairnsa
Kairns
Iowa
Wayne Township
Union’ School
Strawberry Point
Presbyterian‘ Church
Geath
Rand
Bar
Joseph
James
Minnesota
Maggie Jewett
Elizabeth Heasty
Elsie Walker
Heasty
Rey. R. C. Shupe
Prairie Lawn Cemetery
Arbitration board to fix damages in Wayne county road case
Garret Toenjes and Taenjes of Wayne sought settlement over a platted road through their farm. An appraisal set damages at 7830 dollars. A three member arbitration panel was chosen with Gerd Harma Wayne H P Barber Madison township and S H Brainard Wyoming. Frank Lawrence Cass jailed for nuisance fine paid after 10 days. Des Moines Register beauty contest noted. A county bridge on the Jones and Delaware line was razed. Mrs J W Nichols of Wyoming committed to the state hospital at Independence and then sent home with relatives on the 940 passenger train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garret
Taenjes
Wayne
Board of Supervisors
Gerd Harma
H.P. Barber
Madison Township
S. H. Brainard
Wyoming
Toenjes
Frank Lawrence
Cass
Bodenhofer
Wrge
Des Moines Register
Register
State House
Towa
Jones and
Delaware
J.w.,nichols
Commissionera
State Hospital
Independence
Kenyont Hagle's Senate Retirement and Alleged Conspiracy
Grove Eagle reports a critical critique accusing editors of aiding Democrats with invented campaign thunder. It questions Kenyon's removal from the senate and suggests a conspiratorial motive behind his retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagle
Grove Eagle
Kenyon
Senate
Monticello Iowa School Board Proceeds on Bond Election Plan
The Monticello Independent School District board in Monticello Jones County Iowa holds a March 20 1922 meeting to discuss bonds of 200000 and calls for a special election April 1 1922 at Monticello City Hall to finance a new school house and site with a 7 30 PM canvass session planned for May 1 1922.
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Board of Enwéation
Stimson
Cropp
Lavell
Lovell
Hoag
L. B. Hoag
Board of Education
L. W. Lovell
T.S. Laszek
A. H. Koop
Monticello
Dire ‘Ors
Independent
Jonea
Jaws
Monticallo
Town
Tom
Lazell
Iowa
Ally
Gener
Independent School District
Jones
State of Iowa
Monticello Public Schools
Actini
Said
H. Hoage
Garglee
Jon
Bruce
Haag
Lazel
Vies
Bo Haag
Laxell
T.W
Covell
B. Js
Stim
Geil
Manditoalioy
Ona
O Jones
Towa
Monteallh
Owa Para
Bald Independent School District
Lown
Esah
Board of Directors
Montivello
Bend
A. HL. Koop
J. W. Tovell
T. S. Lazell
Bruce Cropp
Monticalio Town
Hong
Vraaldent
Board of Jrectory
A. H, Koop
Lizell
Redmond
General
Monticello Electric Co
N. W. Bell Telephone Co
Express
Denoyer-Geppert Co
Metropolitan Supply Co
Scott, Foresman & Co
Educational Music Co
Nat, Sales & Service Co
Hdawin Wilcox
Jowa
Koop
House Fund
Steal & Iron’ Works
Rey Surice
A. H. Keap
Stewardship and the Word at Mitchell Church
William Hayes Mitchell pastor leads Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and a musical program in the evening. The March 26 morning sermon is The Hidden Sackcloth from 2 Kings 6:30, with sacral theme and a vesper service at 4:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hayes Mitchell
Presbyterian
Pilate
Jesus
Christ
Leonard Duckett Pastor Sunday Services and Sermon Theme
Leonard Duckett pastor leads regular services each Sunday with Sunday school at 10:00 a m preaching at 11:00 a m and 7 30 p m Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m and mid week meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m The next Sundays sermon theme is The Church and Worship and the evening discourse asks To Christianity the Best Religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Duckett
Christian Endeavor
Cleaned up orchards can pay, ISU advice from horticulturists
Iowa State College horticulturists say neglected orchards can become profitable with cleanup. A Boone County example shows two acres sprayed and pruned yielding 127 dollars. They recommend removing dead wood, thinning poorly performing trees, managing growths, and thorough spraying to prevent diseases while guiding sunlight to fruiting limbs.
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Iowa State College
Boone County
Hopkinton Farmer Fined on Hunting and Fishing Charges
Hopkinton resident Louis Tesch, a farmer near Plum Creek, faced Judge R E B Goss this morning on illegal hunting and fishing charges. He admitted guilt, paid 20 dollars toward a 50 dollar hunting fine, and was fined 16 dollars for each of five illegal fishing charges, with all but 20 dollars suspended and costs totaling 4 dollars. Tesch has lived in the country nine years and has not applied for citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Louis Tesch
Plum Creek
R. E B. Goss
Troy Milla
Tesch
Odd Facts From a Bygone Era
A jumble of curiosities notes a 140 dish Chinese state lunch, stars speeding twenty to forty miles per second, and a jeweled pope’s watch valued at 300000 dollars. Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands is described as multilingual, skilled horsewoman, artist, musician, and housework expert. A health-boosting renting booster claims thousands restored to health by renting, by W. W. Stickford local agent.
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China
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
W. W. Stickford
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Skeletona
Congress
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Anamosa Eureka News
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W. T. Kehoe
C. L. Jacobs
P. D. Bell
Drs. Cochrane & Stuhler
Walter Hall
Timothy
Henry Prull Jr
C. K. Greer
J. Haiken
J. C. Nagel
Fred H. Bohlken
J. G. Thomas
John Poppe
Ilges
Jay Acanas
J. H. Behrends
Cedar St
SALM
Hattendorf
Auto Joy Shop
J. H. Kammerman
Laude
G. H.gerdes
D. F. Baskinneapolis
Leghorn
Will Siebles
Edwin Wilcox
Anconas
G. J. Moenck
J.C. Poppe
Tanlac
Henry J. Jacobs
Henry Che
Brooks
Presbyterian Church
August Siebels
Ames
Cass Center Church
G. M. Brainard
Lawa
S.C. RT. Reds
Geo. Andrews
J. Leonard
Civil Service Examiner
Enqitable Bldg
Washington, D.C
Ohio
A. Hhrismann
Aebi Ice Cream Parlor
Stuhler
Lee Sanford
Scotch Grove
Juwa
Vera Starry
Rhode Island
Russell, Lux
Satz
Ottawa County
Thos, Shover
Chcmches
Methodist Episcopal Church
Congregational Church
William P. Ames
Monticello State Bank
Monticello, Iowa
Vicinity
Mrs
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Company
Eclipse
Harry
Rodman
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