Pact Halts Pacific War Threats as Senate Ratifies Treaties
Senate confirms peace conference treaties ending imperial naval arms race. Harding appoints Hughes Root Lodge and Underwood to negotiate while he steps back. Article notes ensuing political shifts, reform efforts in Detroit policing, and Democratic primary jockeying at Des Moines.
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Senate
Pacific
Harding
Washington
Hughes
Elihus Root
Messrs
Lodge and Underwood
United States
Lafollette
Johnson
France
Borah
Congress Debates Bonus Bill Funding Shortfall
Report notes representatives clashed over the bonus bill yet lacked nerve to fund the required outlay. Officials say a large amount of money is needed and must come from taxation. The piece hopes the senate completes the bill.
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Congress
Senate
Mayor Maurice Wins Nearly Unanimous Monticello Vote
Dr. A M Maurice elected mayor last Monday with a nearly unanimous vote. The article notes few predecessors faced opposition, except perhaps G Y Bradstreet, the town’s first mayor, who may have faced a similar challenge.
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A. M. Maurice
Monticello
G. Y. Bradstreet
Congressmen and the theatre of politics in Cedar Rapids
Congressman Cyrenus Cole denounces the make believe in public life and urges voting by principle. He notes pressure from letters and telegrams but cautions that most constituents never write. He warns against trusting Washington dispatches and observes editors exaggerate conflicts for copy.
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Cyrenus Cole
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Noted Liquor Liens Seed Court Actions
Uncle Sam files liens in district court against K A McDaniel and B A Frankfurt for liquor law violations totaling 3987.37. Two sums of 2205.07 and 86.46 are set against both men jointly, plus 1695.84 against McDaniel alone. B A Grimwood of Oxford Junction visits the district court and plans to seek Republican nomination again. An arbitration board increases damages to A G Yoenjes farm from 7830.00 to 12000.00 for a primary road project, plus a required cattle way. Gertrude Crispin and Guy C Stutsman wed at Anamosa. he is Onslow principal. They will reside in Onslow.
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Uncle Sam
K. A. McDaniel
B. A. Frankfurt
McDaniel
B. A. Grimwood
Oxford Junction
Grimwood
Board of Arbitration
A. G. Yoenjes
Toenjes
Gerd Harms
Wayne
H. P. Barber
Madison
S.H. Brainard
Wyoming
Gertrude Crispin
Anamosa
Guy C. Stutsman
Onslow
M. C. Cripsin
Ernest Hvans
Congregational Church
Coe College
Stutsman
Wyoming tax vote defeats band fund measure
Last Monday in Wyoming the pro tax for a band fund was defeated 81 to 94. The article also notes other local results including Cedar Rapids mayoral and council victories, Randalia women taking all town offices, and various community issues and incidents across several towns.
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Wyoming
Cedar Rapids
C. D. Huston
Messrs
Zika
Roth
Kennedy
Evans
Randalia
Minnie Holmes
Chalotte Vaughn
Mary Beman
Lizzie Knight
Blanche Knight
Hoa Hills
Beulah Brown
Rural mishap and mail route woes in county notices
Reports recount Mrs. J. P. Grief injured in a barn fall last Saturday. Mail carriers face sinkholes as routes suffer. Paul Jewell, Mossy locality resident near Edgewood, held for robbing a farmer’s mailbox. A fire alarm from G. I. DeShaw home. chimney fire caused minor damage. The longtime mayor reflects on fair treatment and steady governance.
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J. P. Grief
Paul Jewell
Edgewood
Jewell
Mossy
G. I. DeShaw
Jones County Supervisors Meet in Anamosa March 1922
Jones county Iowa board meetings record March 8 and 9 1922 with Chairman Hughes and members Streeper Watt Taylor and Peet. Actions include burial expense payment 40 dollars drainage project delayed refunds 705.65 first trust bank erroneous assessments 1918 1920 and county farm bureau finances reviewed with a 8000 dollar appropriation approved.
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Anamosa
Iowa
Jones County
Chaiiman Hughes
Supermnane Stresper
Watt
Taylor
Hughes
Temainder
Board of Supervisors
Peet
Streepey
First Trust & Savings Bank of
Oxford Junction
Iowa Children’s Home
Jones County Farm Bureau
Office
County Auditor
Federal & Farm Bu
State Fundreau
Farm Bureau Federation
Daido
Cece
B. H. Levsen
87Th
G. A
G.A
Motion Board
Lee van Kirk
G. J. Hughes
Towa
Antone Kula
John McMurrin
J. of P
Fairview
Streeper
Belle Howard
Wm. Miller
Soper
Lee Bebee
Streener
Geo. C. Lawrence
A. IE. Laude
Cass
Wayne
Pest
Lee van Kirk County
Monticello Elected Officials and Band Funding Vote
Monticello voters cast 648 ballots in a low turnout city election. Dr A M Maurice won the mayoral race on the Democratic ticket, Hoe ran unopposed on the Republican ticket, and council members were elected for wards one to three. A new tax levy of up to two mills for a band fund was approved, with funding to start next year. this year to be covered by subscriptions.
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Monticello
A. M. Maurice
Hoe
B. Bates
R. C. Hong
Ard
Isaac Schneider
C. L. van Moter
G. P. Rockstad
B. J. Hoag
Bruce Crogp
Lambert
Schoon
Park
Bates
Fa Radmond
Serbousek
Hong
Seger
General Assembly
Iowa
London celebrations miscast Harvey as a duke
Boston Transcript comments on Col. Harvey in London, arguing he should not be seen as anything other than a duke. Kansas City Times questions a Henry Ford profit claim of 29 million dollars during the war as untrue, noting disappointment in a promising story. A local Tanlac endorsement follows.
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Henry Ford
Mr. Ford
Boston Transcript
Col. Harvey
London
Kansas City Times
Brick Laying Job at Lutheran Church in Monticello
Advertisement lists brick layers needed for a Lutheran church project in Monticello and provides contact references for John T. Weber as foreman, with a Mason City Iowa address. It also notes farm and real estate ads from American Farm Company including farm purchases, income properties, and 800 acre South Dakota farm at set prices and encumbrances.
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Monticello
John T. Weber
S. E
Mason City
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Main Avenue
South Dakota
Tony
American Farm Company
Mullin Bldg
Cedar Rapida
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