Missouri senator Reed opposes party and ethics in fierce rebuke
A Wall Street era column recalls Senator Reed of Missouri as a boorish figure who challenges colleagues and Sioux rest. it notes his censure by the House and his ongoing political shifts. The section also surveys corn prices and local market buys, adds notes on Ireland England talks, and mentions a graft surgery incident involving an eastern youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Reed
Missouri
House of Representatives
Chicago
Omaha
England
Ireland
Great Britain
Art and Literary Club of
Paris
American Chamber of Commerce
France
London
Strassburg
J. W. Coxsee
Paris to Chateau Thierry Remembrance and Battlefields
In Paris and the surrounding regions the author recalls the American role in halting the German offensive at Chateau Thierry and Belleau Wood. He details battlefield visits, memorials, and the impact on French morale, with reflections on Paris, Fontainebleau, Versailles, and the Argonne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chateau Thierry
Fontainebleau
Versailles
Chateau-Thierry
Louis VII
Henry IV
Louis XIII
Napoleon I
Louis XIV
Europe
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
William
Prussia
Germany
Beileau Wood
Bouresches
Belleau Wood
Lyons
General Pershing
Marshal Foch
France
Marne
Chateau- Thierry
Amiens
Cantigny
Marne Salient
Verdun
Flanders
United States
Bis
Argonne
Argonne-Meuse
Belgium
England
Holland
Switzerland
London
Times
America
Local news and high school football results update
Sophia Kautz of Dubuque dies at 93 at home. Jones county grand jury returns 21 indictments, mostly against penitentiary inmates for escapes and parole violations. Football results: Iowa State 10 Notre Dame 7, Iowa State College 21 Grinnell 3, Hamlin 13 Cornell 2. Vincent McGreevey and Hana Geiger wed in Lamont. Rose Vezmar jailed at Marion attempts suicide in custody. Dr. Charles W. Robb retires after ten years at Mt. Vernon church. Cedar Rapids federal court orders automobile seizures in liquor case. hoodlum sentenced to Leavenworth. Anamosa troopers steal Studebaker from warden. Lamont bank closure and reorganization following a school campaign clash. Fayette county couple jailed for murder. arsenic found in Ashbaugh body. investigation date chain ending July 7 illness and July 15 death. body exhumed September 20 for Iowa City chemist tests.
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Sophia Kautz
Dubuque
Jones County Grand Jury
Iowa State University
Notre Dame
Iowa State College
Grinnell
Hamlin
Cornell College
Rose Vezmar
Marion
Charles W. Flint
Vernon
Methodist Church
London
Flint
Charles W. Robb
Presbyterian Church
Mt. Vernon
Reed
Cedar Rapids
Leavenworth
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Studebaker
Lester Columb
William Hamlin
Lamont
Farmers Savings Bank
Ross Ashbaugh
Arthur Cahoe
Fayette County
West Union
J. E. Risden
Ashbaugh
Iowa City
Farm rent debate in Wayne Nebraska highlights share rental
Farmers in Wayne discuss rising rent burdens as farm product prices stay depressed. With price uncertainty and fluctuating land values, some suggest switching to share rental to ensure fairness for tenants and landowners.
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Wayne, Neb
Herald
Jones County Institute to Convene in Monticello
The Jones County Teachers Institute will be held in Monticello today and tomorrow with county schools closed. Dr H J Bradford Dr F P Knight Miss Mabel Snedaker Mrs Marguerite Babcock Frank D Joseph and others lead sessions at the opera house and high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Teachers’ Institute
Monticello
H. J. Bradford
University of Nebraska
FP. B. Knight
University of Iowa
Mabel Snedaker
Marguerite Babcock
Anamosa
Frank D. Joseph
Des Moines
Grace Young
Palmer School
Cedar Rapids
Lucila Hunt
Opera House
F. B. Knight
Jochs Co
Elena I. . Bradford
Joces Coe Eeeeetseseeneree
Liming Proves Beneficial for Alfalfa Yields in Springville
Andrew Kuhn of Springville and Winne shiek County farmer reports three alfalfa cuts yielding nearly five tons per acre after following H W Warner of Iowa State College soils extension advice to lime at four to five tons per acre. The farmer asserts liming pays off quickly and notes local trials where others failed to grow alfalfa.
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Andrew Kuhn
Springville
Winneshiek County
H. W. Warner
Soils Extension Service
Iowa State College
Kuhn
Highways Destruction by Trucks Raises Road Toll Debate
An Independence Bulletin Journal report argues heavy truck use damages roads and shifts tax burden to trucks and profit vehicles. It cites Mayor Tryonage on a $600 repair cost from Waterloo trips and urges the next legislature to tax trucks to cover public costs, contrasting with rail taxes. The Sioux City Journal adds a reflection on pioneer hardship strengthening morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Bulletin-Journal
Waterloo Freightine
Trynoge
Waterloo
Truel
Iowa
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The
Independent
Hamilton Holt
Arbuckle
al Stein
Kenyon
Congress
River
Seine
Police
Neighborhood News
Vincent McGreevey
District Court
Hdna Geiger
Institute of the Teachers of
Jones County Schools
Lenader
Luella Hunt
H. . Bradford
Seeeeppergenwaagerspeete
H. J. Bradrd
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Hee Mabel Snedaker
Marguerite "Babcock
H. E. Bradford
Marie Snedaker
Marguerite “Babcock
H. B. Bradford
H. S. Bradford
Weekly Review
Liming
Sioux City
Emma Goldman
Emma
Stonis
August Geiger
W. W. Stickford
Hampshire
Lovgan Bros
Wyoming
Town
Will Stobels
Monticollo
Onc
Jones County Trust & Savings Basak
Herman I. Sechusen
Center Junction
SALMN
Onslow
Leo Sanford
Hattendorf
McNeill Bros
Hopkinton
Strayhd
Steiner
C. J. Hayward
Fred H. Bohlen
Cheeap
R. C. Stirton
Gildner Bros. & Hughes
van Meter
Leave. of
Hicks & Rickless
Jersey
Great Wonder
O. R. Howle
Collins Bros
Viola
Gill Street
George Dirks
Goodyear
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
Gerdes
Poland
G. J. Biden
Telephone Prairieburg
Cedar Valley
J. Ll. Weber & Song
Cascade
Lei
Monticello State Bank
Monticello, Iowa
Jones County Trust and Savings Bank
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Company
Eclipse
Aplinthrb
John* H. Husmann
Mr. Noble
Castle Grove Township
W. G. Slaunson
Henry Freeze
Harry E Rodilan
Mer
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