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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1928
Page
2
The record notes a September collision near White Oak township where the Simpson car struck the West car from an unindicated left turn without signaling. Mr West, injured, seeks $10,000 for disability and medical costs including car damage. The case alleges Simpson carelessness and failure to signal, with naming of witnesses and parties.
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor rejected an invitation to Italy saying fascism is as autocratic as communism in Russia. He warned against fascist organizations in the United States and emphasized liberty democracy and free speech. He argued fascism abolishes free assemblage press and speech and frowns on state supremacy over individual rights.
Charles W. Ames aged 56 superintendent of water supply on the Des Moines Valley and Washington Division of the Rock Island died suddenly at his home 909 South Ninth Street Oskaloosa Thursday evening December 29 following heart trouble. Ames had been at home convalescing from illness from a light stroke of apoplexy that occurred earlier.
The Chronicle urges the Pella board of health to intensify steps against infantile paralysis amid reports and rumors. It notes milk dairies sterilize vessels daily and argues quarantines should be broader, citing a lack of state health department guidance and urging proactive measures to prevent spread during cold weather.
The Des Moines Farm Bureau federation announces a statewide contest to be judged by Farm Bureau women. Entries should be submitted promptly to the Chronicle want ads as the event proceeds at Hotel Fort Moni Benguet on a January evening.
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