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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1922

Page

6

Vast Nebraska Flood Wrecks Bridges Crops and Towns

Widespread flood damage across Pierce Wayne Stanton and Cedar counties leaves miles of tracks washed out and bridges destroyed. Many towns like Pilger and Randolph report most homes flooded and residents fleeing to higher ground. Livestock losses run high as crops are laid to waste and overall damage tops a million dollars.

Omaha Neb Nebraska Pierce Wayne Stanton Cedar Pilger Randolph Walthill North Fork Norfolk Chicago Minneapolis, St. Paul Carroll Winside Emerson

Peace Terms Near End of Nationwide Rail Strike

A close official sources says peace terms are agreed and ratified through President Harding. Only formal endorsement by railway executives in New York and strike leaders meeting in Chicago remains before the strike, which cost workers about $40 million in wages, passes into history.

Chicago Harding New York Chicaga

Five Die When Interurban Crash Strikes Car Near Royal Oak

A Detroit suburb crash left John W. Murphy his two sons and two women guests dead after an automobile was struck by an interurban car en route to Orchard Lake for a Sunday outing. The gasoline ignited and the car burned, Murphy’s body nearly cremated.

Detroit Mich Royal Oak John W. Murphy Orchard Lake Murphy

Nosedive Fatal to Two in Port Jervis Crash

Lieutenant Tracey Lyons of the O. R. C. aviation section and Augustus Altemeyer Jr. of Port Jervis burned to death when a plane crashed to earth in Port Jervis. A broken propeller caused the fatal nose dive.

Engagement Announced in Boston for Jane Grew and James Angell

The engagement of Miss Jane Norton Grew second daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward W Grew and James Waterhouse Angell son of Yale president James Rowland Angell is announced in Boston.

Boston Mass Jane Norton Grew Edward W. Grew James Waterhouse Angell James Rowland Angell Yale University

Prohibition Raid Shuts Atlantic City Cafes

Atlantic City officers raid gilded boardwalk cafes and north side cabarets seizing all high powered anti Volstead beverages in sight. The action involved 25 prohibition officers in a sudden hush across popular gathering spots.

Atlantic City N. J North Side

Harding Says Rail Labor Board Handles Strike Crisis

President Harding at the White House said the railroad labor board remains the government’s sole mechanism to handle the strike. Government control covers coal distribution and railroad facilities for fuel and food, with Hoover’s plan to curb profiteering endorsed as legal by Attorney General Daugherty.

Railroad Labor Board Harding White House Washington Hoover Daugherty

Domestic Lieut Milton Mackall Dies After WWI Wound

Domestic Lieut Milton B Mackall longtime Fort McHenry hospital patient in Baltimore Maryland dies from wounds suffered in World War I. Also reported are political plans in New Jersey and various short notes on crime, transportation, and public affairs across the nation.

Milton B. Mackall Fort McHenry Hospital Baltimore

Allies Order Bulggytia to Pay 4 Billion Leva Now

The Allied Reparations Commission at Paris orders Bulggytia to immediately pay 4 000 000 000 leva under the peace treaty terms. Djemal Pasha, former Turkish official, was assassinated. two Armenians are charged in a Tiflis dispatch.

Paris Bulgygtia Djemal Pasha Tiflis

Aerial Surveying founder pursues seal herd riches

Newfoundland hunters wasted time chasing seals where they are. Alan Butler, an English flyer, prided himself on locating herds by air for ten cents per seal. His company now thrives, but the piece warns that opportunity must be pursued, not waited for.

Newfoundland Alan Butler

A Lady of Distinction Achieves Clear Skin

An advertisement touts a perfume influenced persona and prescribes Cuticura Soap with hot water to cleanse pores followed by Cuticura Talcum powder for clear sweet healthy skin.

Glasgow to Nelson Milestone Blunder

Danny Scot relates a Glasgow tale where an eminent citizen plans a brief inscription for Nelson’s statue. The mock suggestion reads Glasgow to Nelson, six miles, aiming to serve as monument and milestone, sparking amused debate among city fathers.

Danny Scot Scotland Glasgow Nelson

Rainbow chasers face stiff competition for prize

Rainbow seekers race for a prize with challengers giving strong effort and notable rivals in pursuit. The scene features competitive pursuit of the prize and multiple observers amid a lively chase atmosphere.

Local Spring Game Quirk Sparks Light Debate

A Spring Game scene features banter on attire and a playful exchange about Put and Take. The Tartars claim their alphabet contains 202 letters, a curious linguistic aside amid the lighter moments of a spring interlude.

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