Iowa News Highlights From Across the State
Postmaster Otto W. Bierkamp named at Durant and John Wesley Newville dies at Tiponka aged 87. Red Oak man Halbert serves a year in prison. J. P. Bunch of Perry found dead in a church belfry. Bond issues and pensions note county affairs and hospital bids.
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Otto W. Bierkamp
Durant
John Wesley Newville
Ti Fonka
Halbert
Red Oak
Ngree
J P
Bunch
Perry
Presbyterian Church
Kendall
John Erickson
Traer
Davenport
Oskaloosa
Iowa City
Des Moines
Polk County
Board of Trustees
Montgomery County
W. J. Burbank
Chicago
New York
Mason City
Lawrence Wood
Morrell
Ottumwa
Methodists
Sioux City
LeMars
John Patterson
Nevada
Frank
Chas
Pitka
Toledo
Iowa State Fair Grounds
Martha Grmsby Piche
International events highlight world tensions and policy moves
The Department of Commerce ships a large educational exhibit to Chicago for an international exposition. The Navy league urges expanded naval power and personnel. Canal Zone Governor Morrow predicts quadrupled Panama Canal traffic. President Harding seeks stricter prohibition enforcement and considers immigration policy. Senators accuse Liberian payments to Republicans. The Hague aviation and radio talks are scoped down. Hughes to address Central American delegates in Washington. Michigan urged to appoint Kelly to fill Newberry seat. Pierce Butler nominated to the Supreme Court. American Federation of Labor declines to participate in The Hague conference. Bond mollification for alcohol dealers ordered after industry protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay J. Morrow
Canal Zone
Washington
Hotels Seek Bonus Payment If Beer Sales Allowed
American hotel association president in New York says hotel men will pay the entire soldiers bonus if beer and light wine sales are permitted. Other items note Wisconsin Rep Prear urging reenactment of the 1922 excess profits tax. a Fresno sale of a vast American vineyard. church appointments in Rome and Wheeling. and various world events including accidents, deaths, and political shifts.
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Edward M. Tierney
American Hotel Association
New York
Port of Missing Men In US Veterans Bureau Appeal
The United States Veterans Bureau asks the American Legion to locate Robert Carter Page who disappeared from St. Elizabeth's hospital in Washington DC. Page, a 25 year old ex soldier with aphasia, enlisted January 8 1918 at San Diego and was discharged June 20 1919. He is described as 5'6" tall with blue eyes dark brown hair and a scar. He may have gone to California and has worked in Chicago and Cleveland. Information should be sent to his father or to the Bureau.
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Allamakes
H. H. Wagner
Wankon
George
Hester
Strawberry Point
Panama
Muscatine
A. de Mulehe
Kellogg
Kroau
Atlantic
Lena Beach
Woman's Reformiatory of
Iowa
Rockwell City
Sauk Center
Minn
Des Moines
Federal Road
Greenwood
Harvey Himes
Mills County
Dora
Joseph Thorn
Alice Swarts
Cedar Falls
State Auditor’s Department
Keokuk Medical College
Charles Frederick Wahrer
Fort Madison
Frank McDonald
Marshalltown
Mason City
Ben Lindsay
Denver
Colo
Mickey
Town State College
American Royal
Kansas City
Rome Wardens
Nebraska
South Dakota
Sioux City
Red and Reel Club
Sam Nelson
Roland
Cain
Thomas Fowler
Percy
Wilton Junction
Canada
Dyrouth
Story County
East Indian Creek
Rock Island Railroad
Lincoln High Way
Nevada
Louis Evans
Los Angeles
California
David Evans
Glendale
Fifth and
Chestnut Streets
Des Molines
P.M. Cassidy
Sinan Cassdy
Paneer
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Hag
American Legion
Robert Carter Page
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington
Calif
Sellers Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Thirteenth Post
Brooklyn
Frederick Pasch
Sumer Avenue
Thirteenth Coast Defense Command
Armory
Pasch
Ap Fonith
Hei
One Hundred and Fourteenth Infantry
Qtyrtle Avenue
Merrill Police Soldier Fights Off Post Office Robbers
George Severt of Merrill Wisconsin a member of the Merrill police force faced a night raid by a gang of several men aiming to rob the post office He confronted the lookout fired a shot and drew his revolver driving the robbers to seek cover behind the building corner His quick action helped repel the attempted robbery and a pursuer attacked from the rear.
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George Severt
Merrill
Wis
Uncle Sam
Jay
Severt
George Seven
Bevert
Business Woman Credits Tanine For Heart Trouble Relief
Mrs J W Plekins of Los Angeles reports overcoming indigestion and heart trouble after taking Tanine for several years. She describes sleeplessness, loss of appetite, and leg swelling improving, noting she can eat normally again and sleep well. Tanine is sold by all good druggists.
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Tanlee
Mre
J. W. Plekins
Minth St
Los Angeles
Morexuttig Pinge
Gold From the Sea Trials Hit Promising Signs
The article reports attempts in Queensland and New South Wales to recover gold and other metals from coastal sands. Claims of success include gold platinum and uranium, with theories that metals wash ashore from submerged rocks broken by strong waves.
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Queensland
New South Wales
Trig
Diamond Dyes advertise simple home dyeing for fabrics
The ad promotes Diamond Dyes to dye draperies skirts and sweaters with easy directions. It promises no streaks or spots and offers guidance on fabric types wool silk linen cotton or blends.
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Poultry Extension Department
Tawa State College
Ames
Coliseum
Dee
Sixteoen
Carroll
Audiebon
Terrpleton
Department of Commerce
Washington Line
International Age Stock Exposition
Navy League
United States
Harding
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate
Republican Party
Congress
White House
Mike
Georges Clemenceau
Hague
Paria
Hughes
House Appropriations
Groesbeck
Michigan
Patrick H. Kelly
Newberry
Pierce Butler
St. Paul
Supreme Court
Day
Ms. Butler
The
American Veneration of Labor
Executive Council
Mellon
Ees
Prear
Wisconsin
John P. ‘Mernin
South Bend
Ind
Augusta
Hito
Fresno
Cal
Wylie M. Giffen
Tope Plus
Rome
P, G
EB. Nussbaam
Murasettie
Mieh
Ani
Julia J. Swlat
Wheelling
We Va
Hristo
Poon
Ole Die Vie Duis
Brudhurst
Urania
St. Louis
Trdkilla
Weetern Kentucky
John Pubs
Belleville
Mberfeld
Germany
Scag
Diantors
Helnuth von Muecke
Emden
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Midvale Steel and Ordnanee Company
Gay
Leonard Wood
Manila
University of Pennsylvania
Wiliam A. Barr
Buffalo
National Founders’ Association
Laurus Loomis
West Deal
N. J
Harry 8. Dickey
State Department
San Domingo
Wilson
Youngstown, D
George A. Still
American School of Osteopathy
Wirksville
Sydney Sonnino
Andre Tridon
Calcutta
London
India
St. Benifice College
Winnipeg
Berlin
Rhyne
Mohamed VI
Tving
Viletta
Malta
Yravalgate Square
Law
Abdul Wedfid Efend
Constantinople
Mohamine
Brunswick
Gemainy
Pallee Ted
Hanover
Mecca
Tut
Emile Hussein
Wilhelm Cuno
Gurmay
Welehsag
Peking
Muling
Chingy
Sayan Hig
Shantuay
Lig
Pelugtan
Thia Department Suppliedmerican Tegion
Department of Texan
Dallas
Cecil T. Lavender
Bakersfield
William Irving Lavender
Lancaster
Tex
France
Powers
Atoah
Hoquiam Post No. 16
Ottawa
Clance Raymond Powers
Canadian Overseas Forces
Bratter
John Powers
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Robert C. Page
New Merrill
Wla
Legion
Dieperses Robber Band
Rlen Tha Dolewman
Amer
Hageart
Jones
Brown
Jean Benjamin Franklin
Doan
Coingus
Carpenter
Ai & Willard
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Asy Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
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Ana
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