Journal and Tribune merged in 1918 history notes
The document describes the Journal and News-Tribune consolidation on Sept 2 1918 and lists publishing details for the Daily Journal. It notes staff publishers managers and advertising reps, with Associated Press rights and newspaper syndicate connections. Local delivery and mail subscription rates are included.
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Journal
The
Tribune
News
News and Tribune
Journal and
News-Tribune
Associated Press
Hammer Bounces Back at Jefferson Gymnasium
The Little Muskies defeated Fairfield at Jefferson gymnasium with Coach Bob Kinnan benefiting from a sports column by E. M. The column mocked Kinnan and predicted Little Six toughness. Kinnan used the remarks to motivate his players, yielding a strong early-season win. Spain’s revolt was crushed quickly, leaving observers unsure of true public discontent.
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Jefferson Gymnasium
Little Muskies
Fairfield
Bob Kinnan
E. M
Ottumwa Courier
Muscatine
Kinnan
Iowa City
Mr. Kinnan
Iowa
Spain
Aviation Surges In U S Traffic Fourfold In 1930
Lincoln Neb Star notes a rapid rise in aviation as air travel quadruples in the first half of 1930 versus 1929, with mail and express traffic showing steady growth. It emphasizes aviation as a four-year-old industry expanding into a new public utility and market. Another brief urges Iowa to enact life penalties for possession of machine guns and shorten postconviction postponements to deter crime.
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United States
United States Department of Commerce
Lincoln
Neb
Don Robledo
Bill Tingle
Kiangwan
Shanghai
China
China Press of
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Oregon
Spokane
U S maternity death rate higher than in 21 countries
Figures from the Children’s Bureau show six mothers die per thousand births in the United States, a rate higher than in 21 nations including Uruguay Hungary Estonia Lithuania and Salvador. The report disseminated by the Maternity Center Association of New York highlights a troubling national statistic.
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Children’s Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Maternity Center Association of New York
United States
Uruguay
Hungary
Esthenia
Lithuania
Republic of
Salvador
Death rate in childbirth and potential savings by care
The text notes maternal mortality around 6.5 per 1000 births in the US with lower rates in Uruguay 2.2 Finland 3 and England and Wales 4.1. Dr Louis I Dublin estimates 10,000 of 16,000 US maternal deaths could be saved with proper care before during and after birth. It appeals for support to improve maternal health.
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Uruguay
Finland
England
Wales
Louis I. Dublin
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
The Earth A Star Poem Reflects Christmas Light
Poem by Douglas Malloch reflects how a single candle lamp brightens a town at Christmas and makes the earth seem a star through kindness. The verse envisions Christ looking down and finding the world glimmering with generosity and warmth.
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Earth
Quotations on Crisis and Morality from Historic Figures
A collection of brief statements from notable figures including Hamilton Fish Jr and Mrs Thomas Edison, Hoover and others, touching on revolutions, homemaking, intellectual value, children, material conditions, and public mood.
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America
Thomas A. Edison
Arch-Thief Becomes Hollywood Enigma After Embezzlement
Gilbert Beesemeyer, head of the Guaranty Building and Loan, faces trial for embezzlement after a crash that drained 20,000 investors of about 8 million. He lived modestly with his wife and 17 year old son Elmer, denying lavish excess despite vast losses. He blamed speculations, lost millions in oil, and now fights for liberty with attorney Le compte Davis while many church and social ties remain.
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NEA
Ollywood
Calif
Gilbert Beesemeyer
Guaranty Building and Loan Association
Beesemeyer
Elmer
Hollywood
Presbyterian Church
As You Were Fifty Years Ago Today
A historical recap notes events on this date: fourteen Chinese lepers shipped from San Francisco to China, a House clash between Representatives Weaver and Sparks over a bill, a runaway team injuring a girl near Fort Madison, and Russian revolutionaries issuing handbills. Also mentions local business talks, boulevard lights ordered, Venice pier fire, Dupont Powder blast, Iowa State College outreach in Ames, and Muscatine bank directors added.
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San Francisco
China
Weaver
Sparks
Fort Madison
Russia
Czar Nicholas
W. L. Roach
H. W. Huttig
William Huttig
Kansas City
Venice
California
Dupont Powder Company
Belin
Scranton
P. G. Holbrook
Iowa State College
Ames
Muscatine
Co. C. Hagermann
J. 8. McKee
Sam Block
The
Muscatine State Bank
Feathered air liners and giants rise in dirigible forecast
London reports Lieut. Col. W. C. Richmond, designer of the R-100, predicts future dirigibles will be feather covered to reduce air friction. He says air liners of the future will be clothed in feathers and dirigibles will be many times larger than present craft.
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London
W. C. Richmond
Navy hospital airplane HL-1 serves Hampton Roads base
The HL-1, the U S Navy s only hospital airplane, has operated from its Hampton Roads base during its year and a half of service making seven flights with the aircraft serving medical needs and emergencies as needed.
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Washington
U. S. Navy
Hampton Roads
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New York
Detroit
Atlanta
Cone, Rothenburg & Noee, Inc
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
St. Louis
Telephones
Bobby
Jim Schultz
Iawa
Jefferson Bee
Brelieve
Ripley
U. S. Pat
George Clark
Douglas Malloch
Christ
Hamilton Fish, Jr
George Jean Nathan
President Hoover
Harry Emerson Fordick
Charles G. Dawes
King Features Syndicate
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Francois Eugene Vidocq
Pans
Arthur Luard
G. Claire
Wis
Total Strangers
Nurston
Spargnapant Rovere
Beesemyer
Jack Campbell
Lecompte Davis
Los Angeles
Hollywood Country Club
Lakeside Golf Club
Hollywood Athletic Club
the Writers
the Masquers
Lions
Breakfast Club
233 Club
Uplifters
Santa Monica Swimming Club
Guaranty
Southern California Business College
Hollywood National Bank
United States Guaranty Corporation
California Mutual Building and Loan Association
Ventura Guaranty Building and Loan
Harbor Building and Loan
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