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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1923
Page
2
Sen Nicholson dies in Denver prompting expected Colorado appointment and a shift narrowing Republican control in the Senate. Reports cover war debt funding, railroad fatalities, rising industry employment, major deaths from Carcinoma to airmanship, aviation disasters, and political resolutions from Madison to Daytona.
Arch bishop Zepllak head of the Catholic church in Russia and Vicar General Tyutehkayich were sentenced to death in Moscow. Fifteen priests also found guilty though central executive committee ordered death sentences stayed. Other items note Sacco and Vanzetti, a Japanese freighter grounding, and various international incidents.
The Iowa legislature moves through a chaotic sprint of committee deaths and votes as hundreds of bills await action. Gov Kendall signs the Tuck bill to curb spending, while road and highway reform stalls. A potential special session looms to finish code revisions and budget measures.
Reported rescue of marooned workers after ice entrapment in a Muscatine houseboat. Other notes include Keosauqua's high school attendance record of 186 in a town of 1 000 and shipping averages for Milford Superior Terrill and Spirit Lake associations.
Four year old Ronnie asks his mother to read the Bible tale of the city with golden streets. He mishears a line about those who “maketh ase” and blurts “I fink I’ll go and thee about that theap,” prompting playful confusion during the reading.
A drug store jar of Balt Groom promises glossy, well groomed hair all day. The product claims greaseless, non sticky formula that keeps hair soft and natural looking while resisting scalp absorption.
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