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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1921

Page

10

Letts District Approves Additions in Muscatine County

Letts Iowa voters approve adding about six Muscatine County school sections to the Letts consolidated district by a 113 to 76 tally from 189 ballots. In Letts town the vote was 129 for and 18 against, while Strawberry Hill supported 22 to 20 against. The move, driven by joint Muscatine and Louisa boards, adds twenty two students to Letts schools.

Letts Muscatine County Strawberry Hill Muscatine Louisa Counties Philathea Edna McCormick E. R. King American Legion Grandview Butson Cedar Falls Consolidated Schools Mamie Bailey Burlington Woman's Home Missionary Convention E. R. McCormick

Disorder Returns To Stockyards District Amid Strikes

Police broke up rioting as 500 patrolmen and 100 mounted officers patrolled Omaha stockyards district after strikers crowded yards and attacked at Omaha Packing Company. Captain Russell blamed moonshine and saloons for the violence. Prohibition agents aided patrols. officials sought state troops to break a picket line at Wilson & Company in Albert Lea, Minnesota.

Omaha Packing Company William Russell Fitzmorris Director of Prohibition Charles Gregory Yards Albert Lea Minn William Woodlater Peter Foss Wilson & Company

Dublin cabinet meets in Dublin for continued talks

In Ireland the cabinet gathers in Dublin to pursue talks on the Irish free state with Griffith and Michael Collins named as key figures. Business and agricultural circles foresee lasting benefits from peace and the Dublin chamber of commerce expects relief and early settlement to improve trade conditions. Sinn Fein districts in Belfast celebrate with bonfires and demonstrations amid sporadic gunfire, with no injuries reported.

Griffith Michael Collins Ireland Irish Free State Dublin Chamber of Commerce Sinn

Centralization of Power Best Warned by Speaker

A speaker warned that pledges would fragment the legislative branch into factions, risking national interests. He blamed postwar inflation, farm loan policies, and labor actions for slowing progress and criticized laws raising farm loan rates and proposals to subsidize industry with non taxable securities. He argued federal aid should not hollow out taxable property or shift investments away from taxation.

Germany Weeks United States

Rates and Costs Deliberations Highlight Interstate Report

The Interstate Commerce Commission urges a substantially lower level of railroad rates if traffic volume rises and costs adjust. The annual report covers the year to Oct 31, noting $430 million paid under government guarantees and $105 million still due. It lists 547 claims totaling $818 million with $536 million allowed, and notes rail stock and bond authorizations of $1.715 billion mainly for refunds rather than new investment.

Washington, D. C Interstate Commerce Commission Congress Commission

Reserved Seats For Mozart Comic Opera At Grand Theatre

Mozart’s famous comic opera to be presented at the Grand Theatre Friday evening December 9. Reserved seats may be procured at the theatre Friday morning from 8 o’clock until noon and in the afternoon from 5 to 7 o’clock. This advertisement also notes a Want Ad for a good laundress in the house.

Grand Theatre Adv

Demands for broad representation on the federal reserve boards

Weeks argued that the bloc seeks representation for agriculture, comparing it to calls from manufacturers, labor, or other major industries. He stressed that gains for a few individuals would mirror broader needs from diverse sectors.

Federal Reserve Boards Weeks

Benedict Heinzel Dies in Nichols Iowa

Benedict Heinzel age 37 died at his Nichols home after a brief illness with kidney trouble and complications. He lived with his brother Herman his only living relative, with an aunt in Rock Island. Funeral likely Saturday at St Marys Catholic Church.

Nichols Benedict Heinzel Mr. Heinzel Herman Rock Island St. Mary's Catholic Church

Woltering Lillig Wedding Held at Keota Church

Miss Verona Woltering and Frank Lillig were married at St Mary s chapel Keota Ia with Rev Father B J Decker officiating. Attendants were Miss Mildred Shrader and A Lillig. A wedding dinner followed at Fitzgerald restaurant and the couple left for Washington. The bride resides in Harper neighborhood and the groom in Keota.

Keota Verona Woltering Frank Lillig St. Mary’s Chapel B. J. Decker Mildred Shrader A. Lillig Fitzgerald Washington Harper

Surprise Birthday Party Held For Archie Brown at Nichols

Nichols Indiana December eight members of the high school surprised Archie Brown at his home Monday in honor of his birthday. Guests included Meriam Richter Rose Trautman Leona Kirshner Frances Weiscamp Hazel Christopherson Willie Kirshner Carl Hanson George Dale Glen Hummel Drew McDougal Harry Fox Ray Dawson Lewis Choun and Miss Kleiss the teacher. Blanche Christopherson and Harold Carter were married in Muscatine Wednesday. Mrs Addleman hosted her Sunday school class party Saturday night after a scripture lesson and social hour.

Nichols Nichols Archie Brown Meriam Richter Rose Trautman Leona Kirshner Frances Weiscamp Hazel Christopherson Willie Kirshner Carol] Hanson George Dale Glen Hummel Drew McDougal Harry Fox Ray Dawson Lewis Choun Miss Kleiss Blanche Christopherson Harold Carter Muscatine Addleman

Louisville chosen as next year’s baseball meeting site

Buffalo, Dec 8. Louisville was selected today by the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues as the meeting place for next year. The decision follows a brief discussion among league officials and club representatives.

Buffalo N. Y Louisville National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues

French Envoys Confer With Secretary Hughes

Washington reports M Viviani head of the French delegation and M Jusserand the French ambassador conferred with Secretary Hughes on policy matters in the capital.

Washington, D. C M. Viviani M. Jusserand Hughes

Kalona Five Defeats South English 28 to 16

Kalona Iowa independent basketball team beat South English 28 to 16 at the American Legion hall. It was Kalona’s first game of the season and led 18 to 6 at halftime.

Kalona American Legion Hall Kalona S Eos Grove Viele Teva Dopalderwa Grove Lahey Garrett Dawson Smith

County Nurse Addresses Twentieth Century Club in Oakville

Oakville Iowa December 8 Miss Esther Albright county nurse spoke to the Twentieth Century club about plans to serve hot lunches to school children this winter. The Rebekah Lodge elected officers Noble Grand Billa Creighton Vice Noble Grand Ruby Kelly Secretary Bessie Curran Treasurer Tillie Ohlwein.

Oakville Esther Albright Twentieth Century Club Rebekah Lodge Noble Billa Creighton Ruby Kelly Bessie Curran Tillie Ohlwein E. S. Williard

Local man Allen Hall recovering after Burlington crash

The city reports Allen Hall is recovering from injuries after a recent automobile accident in Burlington. He was hospitalized following the crash and is expected to resume normal activities soon.

Allen Hall Burlington

Opera Seats Reserved for The Impresario at Grand Theatre

Advert shows seats for The Impresario at the Grand Theatre. Reserved Friday night from 8 to 12 and afternoon 5 to 7 with the production at 8:10.

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