Europe and America on Government and Jury Duty
The essay questions whether Europe is ready for republican government amid monarchic and dictatorial legacies in Germany Italy and Spain while Russia looms as a threat. It argues the US republic succeeded from its humble start, then critiques jury duty for women jurors amid a Hollywood case, noting courts rarely excuse them and urging broader female voting engagement.
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Europe
Continent
Germany
Italy
Spain
Russia
United States
California
Oklahoma Clamps Down Amid Conflicted Klan Tensions
An Oklahoma editorial advocates calm and prudent action against the Ku Klux Klan and criticizes the governor for endorsing harsh measures. It notes a clash with a volatile legislature, urges support for lawful suppression, and cites recent DUI fines in Boone and Independence as examples of firm enforcement on intoxicated drivers endangering others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Senator Reed and the League Case Recalled by Fox Terrier Tale
A newspaper note quotes Senator Reed attacking the League of Nations and compares the action to a fox terrier that dug up and shook a buried skunk. The anecdote emphasizes the dog’s satisfaction despite the unpleasant task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Reed
League of National
Publishing Local Scandals Editorial Ethos Cited
The piece argues editors should avoid sensational scandal publicity that harms individuals and communities. It cites Warren G. Harding and urges balanced reporting with accuracy fairness and decency in political and religious coverage.
Iowa Red Cross drives exceed target by large margin
Iowa reports semi final totals show $107045 in cash and pledges against an $80000 goal for Japanese relief. Des Moines led with $16070, Sioux City $9532.46, Davenport $8000, and others contributing. Judge Utterback lauds statewide generosity and on ground relief efforts in Japan aiding thousands.
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Iowa
Red Cross
Wtterback
Des Moines
Sioux City
Davenport
Dubuane
Nemn
Poe
Judzetterback
Japan
Imperial Emergency Relief Bureau
State Department
Red Crass
Utterback
Towa
Judge Utterback
Governor Walton Denounces Tulsa Masked Terrorism
The Kansas City Journal condemns masked mobs in Tulsa for flogging victims and Usurping law and order. It urges swift action to end the mob menace, arguing the movement has grown from a nuisance to a national threat and must be eradicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Walton
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Nine in hundred leave estates of $50 a month or more
An economist notes from a 20 000 adult survey that about nine out of a hundred will leave estates yielding $50 a month at 6 percent net, 26 or 27 percent about $20, and 64 percent little or nothing. The Cedar Rapids reader is urged to thrift and frugality to join the small group with larger legacies.
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Cedar Rapids
Economist
Joseph J. Degney
United States
Earthquake Shocks Spark EUropean Equilibrium Theory
Milwaukee Sentinel weighs a quip that if shocks happened in Europe they would fit a theory about the arrival of heavyweight American statesmen disturbing the hemisphere's equilibrium. The paper uses a playful Anglo atmosphere to comment on international rosters of visiting dignitaries.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Europe
Local notices round Tama county details and incidents
Waterloo Evening Courier publisher Arthur W. Peterson died last Tuesday morning. James Hunnicutt aged 101, of Tama, reportedly Tama county’s oldest man, died last Sunday. A Cedar Rapids traveler arrested in Dubuque after a car struck a 10-year-old boy. A Illinois man leaped from a Dubuque bridge, a 84-acre West Liberty farm sold for 302 per acre to Dr. J. C. McCabe. Miss Lois Wright returned from study in Paris and Vienna. Stock buyer A Logan found cattle prices too high in Kansas City. Epworth campus fire destroys Semhall dormitory valued at 20000. Edith Sanderson, 17, killed in an auto crash near Tipton. Local land sales include 133 acres in Richland township to Albert Behounek for cash March 1. Court actions include a woman sentenced to a reform school term and a $7500 claim against Seippel by Frank Theisen. Iowa State enrollment begins at Ames with campus improvements noted. Gasoline and scales mismeasured at pumps and scales across the state. Prohibition agents seize 104 gallons of wine stored as sauerkraut in Cedar Rapids. Bellevue bank owner Joseph Kelso Jr. indicted on six counts for embezzlement and related charges. bond set at 9000. W. Seaward also indicted. Guthrie sought to be removed as receiver.
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James Hunnicutt
Tama
Meredith
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Leo Fleichmeinn
Louis Homerich
Galena
Illinois
Homerich
Allen A. Black
West Liberty
Fagan and Grigg
J. C. McCabe
Lois Wright
Charles City
Paris
Vienna
Wright
Oberammergau
Passion Glay
Anton Lange
Christ
Kansas City
Missouri
A. Logan
Traer
Sem
Epworth Military
Epworth
Edith Sanderson
Lee Sanderson
Tipton
John Achey
Genevieve Armstrong
William Blazek
Richland Township
Tama County
Albert Behounek
Chelsea
Moffit
Women's Reformatory
Rockwell City
George Seippel
Julien Farmer
Frank Theisen
District Court
Seippel
Theisen
Iowa State College
Ames
Peking Chooses Soy Bean Varieties for Corn Planting
A plan highlights a good variety of soy beans to plant with corn, aiming to boost yields. The recommendation emphasizes compatible strains and farming timing to maximize productivity.
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Peking
High School Notes Report by Florance Bishop
The Philomathean society initiated ten new members and Miss Jamison read O Henry stories to the group. Debating team speaker Congressman Cole discusses Immigration on October 8 to expose sides of the coming debate.
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Philomathean Literary Society
Miss Jamison
O. Henry
Country Club
Congressman Cole
Local Graduates and Weddings Highlight Iowa Notices
Miss Lucea Hejinian earns an A M from Chicago University and will teach physiology at Iowa State College Ames. Barnes and Michaels wed at the Congregational parsonage with family attendance. Golden wedding for Jerry and Mrs Rushford celebrated with a gold purse gift. A surprise 25th anniversary for Dr A G Hejinian and Miss Bertha Stacy attended by relatives. Henry Ehlers suffers a head puncture from a silo accident but escapes serious injury. treated and back to work.
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Lucea Hejinian
Chicago University
State Agricultural College
Ames
Barnes
Anamosa
Elizabeth Michaels
Amber
Ernest Evans
C. H. Michaels
James A. Barnes
Jerry Rushford
John
A. G. Hejinian
Bertha S. Stacy
Stacy
S. F. Milliken
Lucca
Henry Ehlers
Charles Waiderbach Place
Herring Predicts Ford Landslide If He Runs
Storm Lake Pihlot Tribune cites Clyde L. Herring noting Ford would win in a landslide if he seeks the presidency. Herring is described as Ford’s longtime representative in town, lending weight to the forecast despite its boldness.
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Storm Lake
Annual meeting of German Mutual Fire Insurance group
The annual meeting of the German Mutual Fire Insurance association of Monticello Iowa will be held Saturday October 6 1923 at 10 o clock a m at the Wayne Center school house in Wayne township Jones county Iowa All members urged to attend Gerd Harms secretary
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German Mutual Fire Insurance Association
Monticello
Iowa
Wayne Center
Wayne Township
Jones County
Gerd Harms
Anamosa District Court Opens September Term Judge Clark
The September term of the district court convened in Anamosa with grand jurors drawn and assigned. Entries include numerous civil cases with defaults and attachments, guardianships, probate actions, and forthcoming assignment dates through October, featuring entities such as J. B. Terry Co, Lowell State Bank, Waterloo Saddlery Co, Anamosa National Bank, and estate proceedings for multiple individuals.
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Clark
Anamosa
Atherton B. Clark
Anamosa Wins Rubber Game in 14 Inning Duel
Anamosa defeated Monticello 38 to 4 in a 14 inning baseball grind. Lee Bartlett of Monticello earned a run and a hit while Byerly of Anamosa hit a three base hit in the 14th and scored the winning run in a strong regional rivalry.
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Monticello
Anamosa
Lee Bartlett
Byerly
Clergy Schedule for COE College Sermons and Lecture
Dr. Harry M. Gage president of Coe college will preach next Sunday morning September 30 at 11 o'clock. Rev Finch A Clarke of Chicago will preach at the evening service at 7 30. Rev Milton W Brown of New York City will lecture Friday evening September 28 on Christian Education the Key to American Civilization.
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Harry M. Gage
Coe College
Finch A. Clarke
Chicago
Milton W Brown
New York City
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Boone
Independence
Stiles
Grogey
Publishers Review
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Ohio
Star
Neighborhood News
Arthur W. Peterson
Waterloo Evening Courier
State Department of Agriculture
H. D. Ralston
Dubfique Attorney
Ralston
Joseph Kelso, Jr
Bellevue
Jackson Grand Jury
W. E B. Quigley
Minnesota
John Sullivan
Waterloo
Kelso
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Jackson County
W. B. Guthrie
W. Seaward
Florance Bishop
Miss Brown
Brown
Marquis Marquisette Buck Buckess Drake Duke Lord God
State Park
Miss Jarman
Rockies
Bryant
Miss Specht
Colesbury
Schneider
L. Zubler
Walter Zubler
Colesburg
Bell
Rickers
van Buren
Eggers
G. Schweitzer
L. Rickels
M. Wilson
C. Buel
W. Zubler
Hayden
9. Sutherland
Lang
Ford
J. B. Terry Co
Edmond G. Little
Little
Jennie M. Rundle
Lowell State Bank
H. McGarvey
Citizens Savings Bank of Olin
Willaim Crawford
Owen Gorman
B. M. Saunders
O. Miller
Bird & Son
A. J. Rion
Margaret Ross Biringer
Joseph Biringer
Elizabeth McQuillen
Joseph Mann
Town Loan & Trust Co
Thomas Greer
Gerd Null
John Behrends
Adam Retchart
Lloyd Hammond
H. H. Carson
Edward J. Bixler
George Tobiason
Dora J. Hefner
Charles A Fairbanks
Ella Irene Logan
R. T. Magon
Ben Schneider
William T. Cameron
Reimer von Bpreckens
CE Eg
Patrick Chesire
B. PB. Boyer
David Farrell
Henry Behrends
Gerald Skipton
Carl Moltos
Dora Mohr
John Rickels
Joseph A. Kuhns
Norma R. Espy
Charles H. Leggett
Louisa M. Clay
Leona Rohwedder
Amanda Cook
Arthur L. Remley
Taalke M. Eden
John H. Eden
P. Sampica
Joseph T. Kula, Jr
Mottona
D. J. Fairhurst
S. C. Harper
Mid-West Motor Corporation
J. N. Bunce
Mino Zimmerman
Ray Griswold
W. W. Wallace
Niles & Watters Bank
Justin Hayes
Vernon Slauson
James Burny
Caroline Iseman
Hawkeye Oil Co
Anamosa Produce Co
W. W. Wood
Will EB. Sealls
W. E. Marvin
J. C. Fenton
W. H. Wood
W .E. Marvin
Will E. Sealls
W. C. Holst
M. J. Bullock
Jenin L. Story
Robert Russell
Monticello State Bank
George W. Walker
Lovell State Bank
Jones County Trust & Savings Bank
Sadie Bemrose
Tom Bemrose
Kurt
Central Lumber & Coal Co
A. T. Glass
Town Electrical Co
Monticello, Electrical. Co. Demurrer
J. D. Young
Onslow Mutual Telephone Co
Presbyterian Charen
Leonard Duckett
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Thomas M. Nielsen
Keile Wheeler Wie
Wantehed
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
Joe Weiss
Duroc-Jersey
Houg & Petersen
N. Cedar Street
Cedar and
Third Streets
W. J Cochrane
AUENT
Lovell Township
W. J. W. Hoult
Duroc Jersey Boars
Great Orion
J. N. Smith & Sons
Center Junction
Town
Margaret Stadtmueller
Thomas Stimpson
Hampshire
G. J. Helken
A. V. ‘Scott
Linn County
A. V. Scott
J. W. Callahan
Scotch Grove
Castle Grove
Ford M. Clark
Durham
J. D Saugl
John Miller
George Miller
John J. Miller
A. Ehrisman
Andrew Kasper
Fred Zimmerman
Henry M. Curtsen
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
P. O. Box H H
Nurshs
Mid West Hospital
Park Ave
Lllmots
Iinois
Cedar Street
Polly Bhrisman
Cartel
Ict
Ticello
Ence
Jones County Trust
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Company Store
Eclipse
Aplinthas
Stuppy
Pe Ffeet
Hag Lee
Sie
Gairy
Jack Frost
Harry FE Rodman
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