Iowa News Roundup Highlights Local Events and Figures
The compilation lists Creston church plans at $80,000, deaths in Burling ton and Des Moines, college enrollment shifts in Ames, a Leavenworth sentence for former Mayor Fite, farm and mining incidents, a golden wedding in Paulina, a Sheldon scholarship to R Louis Masson, and various civic, educational, and legal notes across Iowa.
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Creston
Bertha Havenill
Wapeila
Burlington Hospital
John Fuft
Iowa
Des Moines
Ames
F. BE. Fite
Eldon
Leavenworth
George Larsen
Clinton
Miner Broderg
Sioux City
Charles Dobdbertin
Paulina
O'Brien County
R Louis Masson
Washington
Harvard University
Europe
Nick Pergasis
Iowa Falls
Lilian Jackson
Mason City
Helen Beckley
C. H. Kelley
Harding says efforts to avert coal strike fail amid operator stance
President Harding in Washington says government efforts to prevent a coal strike failed due to western Pennsylvania operators rejecting overtures. The article catalogs many federal actions including nominations, budget items, and public notices as Washington reels from labor and finance disputes.
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Harding
Washington
Pennsylvania
Njl
Tornado Wrecks Derring and Buildings Near Shreveport
A tornado wrecked several buildings and blew down over 100 derricks in the Upjohe ton area of the Red River parish near Shreveport Louisiana. Creditors in New York filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition against Swift Sure Of Transport Inc seeking $19,487,904. A fatality reported as Lieut. Col. Paul Reel was killed at the home of a former Supreme Court judge in Oklahoma City. Police and district officials ordered farm laborers released to work on county tasks.
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Buffalo Center
Grinnell
Mclilrath
Milo Hausner
Estherville
Haseen
Monticelo
Summit Coal Company
Story City
Henry Graham
Waukon
Rossville
Graham
Sage
Iowa Supreme Court
Ernest Borwick
Council Blulff
Borwick
Leo Holzfaster
Holzfaster
New York
Massachusetts
Ohio
Michigan
New Hampshire
Iowa
Crawfordsville
Caretens Company
Ackley
Wright County
Upjoheton
Red River Parish
Shreveport
Swift Sure of Transport, Inc
Paul Reel
Postfelt
Bort Sul
Okh
Supreme Court
Oklahom City
Okina
World War Reparations Stance Sparks French Resolve in Paris
Foreign Premier Policare warned the chamber of deputies that if Germany stays recalcitrant over reparations France will reassert full liberty of action. In London Lloyd George’s plan to deal with Russia gained support in the House of Commons by a wide margin. Reports from Windhoek show Japanese forces fighting to hold occupied territory. Rebels have been defeated in two engagements in the Free State with one clash in Dublin and another in County Tyrone. about twenty five rebels reportedly killed in Tyrone. The 800 room Colonial hotel in Nassau was destroyed by a fire. An Exchange Telegraph report from Budapest noted a hunger strike by protesters opposing Wiedherih.
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Policare
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Germany
France
Tish
Freetate
Dubin
County Tyrone
County
Leads Legion in Michigan Commander Paul A Martin Personifies Legion Rank Rise
Paul A Martin commander of the Michigan Legion and Battle Creek newspaper editor leads a wave of newspaper men rising to posts of responsibility in the Legion. He organized the Battle Creek post after the war and served as an engineer with the 314th during St Mihiel and Argonne campaigns ending near the Meuse.
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American Legion
Paul A. Martin
Legion
Michigan
Battle Creek
Martin
John A. Martin
Kansans
Highth Sangas
Vuty
Army of the Cumberland
Free Soll
Three Hundred and Fourteenth Engineers
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Meuse
Stenny
Bondy the Kicker and Legion Recruiter in New York
Joseph Bondy of Onondaga County serves as grievance officer for the American Legion and war risk officer. He has settled thousands of veterans' claims and helped form 51 posts while speaking in 142 cities, earning praise as a tireless recruiter and advocate for doughboys.
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U. S
Pruselan
Joseph Bondy
American Legion
Onondaga County
N. Y
Veterans’ Bureau
Bondy
New York
Legion
Legion Seeks Lost Boy Walter Weyrauch Disappears in New York
The American Legion calls for statewide help to locate Walter H Weyrauch a four ten year old boy missing since September from New York City. Descriptions note he weighs 125 pounds stands 5 feet 4 inches tall with sandy hair and blue eyes. Information should be sent to the Legion headquarters in Indianapolis.
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Department of the American Legion
Legion
Walter H. Weyrauch
New York City
Indianapolle
American Legion Plans Land Forest To Honor War Dead
Applications for Ohio state bonus were routed through the American Legion Post. The post aided veterans in securing prompt payments and announced plans to reforest 5000 acres in Herkimer County New York as a living memorial to those who served. A former colonel now a private in the signaling corps joined the effort. The Charleston West Virginia post commander took over consumer departments to aid jobless ex soldiers with work expected to finish soon.
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Ohlo
American Legion
Herkimer County
Wen
Charleston
W. VI
How can He to Know
A man describes bringing statements from the fifth floor and an accident in a main office where a cashier sits at a large desk. He trips over a lamp cord, falls to the floor, and notes it did not take long to vacate the place in a Chicago Tribune reminiscence.
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Chicago Tribune
George Eliot Quotation on Mortality and Free Will
A reflective fragment on human nature notes that people often seek their own way and resist growth, suggesting that few truly learn from life while pondering the mortal condition and personal choice.
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George Ellot
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