Iowa News Highlights From Waterloo To Des Moines
Various Iowa items include the Majestic Theater conversion in Waterloo to a business block, cornerstone of Red Oak First Presbyterian church, and a $600 building cost. Other notes cover campaign pledges, corn husking records, bank news, legal proceedings, and state agricultural awards.
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Majestic
Waterloo
Marshall County Medical Society
Marshall County Social Service League
Keokuk
First Presbyterian Church
Red Oak
Scott County
White Way
H. J. Schuck
Town Falls
Hoover
Russia
Lea Rettler
Harper
Iowa
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Francis Lestier
Iowa State Vegetable Growers Association
P. E. McClenahan
American Polled Hereford Cattle Breeders’ Association
Roy L. Clue
Jesup
H. Porter
Iowa State College
Humboldt
Helen Hoxie
India
Wright
Roy Carter
Eledora
Toledo
Joe Hemmer
Ambro Schroeder
Anamosa
H. M. Bules
First National Bank
Bellevue
Z. G. Houck
Paul Davis
Interstate Merchants Council
Domestic and Foreign Commerce Department
Chicago Association of Commerce
State House
Iowa Pioneer Buffrage Memorial Commission
Ottumwa
Muscatine
A. M. McCall
State Board of Control
Jessie Cornucopia
Mount Pleasant Institution
Polk County
Fortieth General Assembly
A. O. Hauge
Volney Diltz
Polk
Hauge
Diltz
Legislature
Kendall
Itig
39Th Assembly
Code Commission
Simpson College
Indianola
Methodist Episcopal Church
Louie Curley
Lee County
Ankeny
World notes acquittal and global briefings
Notable events span from Lee M Russell's acquittal in Oxford Mississippi to a high level summary of global happenings. Reports cover civil service trends, political moves, labor disputes, disasters, and diplomatic shifts, with numerous named individuals and places throughout the world.
Dr Blood Wins Army Honors for WWI Bravery
Concord physician Dr Robert C Blood receives the D S Croix de Guerre and a divisional citation for bravery. A WWI veteran, he rose from first lieutenant to major, served with the One Hundred Fourth Field Hospital and Twenty sixth Division, and later with the One Hundred Third Infantry. He organized and led the Concord Legion post, served on the state executive committee, and held national roles since 1922.
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Ochateau-Thierry
Robert C. Blood
Concord
American Legion
Dr Blood
A. ©. Blood
New Hampshire
Ceutenant
Dr. Blood
France
One Hundred Fourth Field
One Hundred Third Machine Gun
One Hundred Third Infantry
Chemin Des Dames
Jetter
Belleau Woods
Trogny
Scrugham Elected Nevada Governor Prominent Legion Leader
James G. Scrugham, longtime American Legion figure and former national vice commander, wins the governorship of Nevada. He previously led Legion efforts for adjusted compensation and held roles in engineering education and military service, including artillery production work in 1917 and state leadership in Reno.
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James G. Scrugham
American Legion
Nevada
Bury
Lexington
Beeingham
Kentucky State University
Engineering College
University of Nevada
Berugham
Ordnance Department
Washington
Armiance
Scrogham
Darrell Dunkle
Legion
Reno
Nev
National Executive
Legion Booths Drive Funds Across Nation At Field Days
The American Legion and Legion Auxiliary run popular booths at fairs and field days from coast to coast. A Buffalo New York Auxiliary booth at a local event sold out quickly, with proceeds aiding sick and wounded veterans and other military relief efforts.
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Posta
American Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Brownshilde
Buffalo
Auxiliary
Cv-Service
Pilace
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Iowa News
Iowa Farm Burett Federation
Farm Bureau
Chicago
American Legion of
Dickens
Paul Fingerson
Josephine L. Cressey
Cressey
Harbach
War Department
Mary Nolat
Valley Junction
George Robb
Cornelius O'Connell
Gox
N. E. Kendall
Secretary of State
Bert Raven
Wilfred Ledoux
St. Hyacinthe
Quebec
Ledoux
Raven
Town Chicken Tanciers
Middle West
Oscar Larson
Clarion
F. Hoppe
Danbury
Oy. Lee M. Russell
Oxford
Frances Birkhead
United States Civil Service Commission
House Judiciary Committee
Representative Keller
Ren. Minn
Keller
Daugherty
United States
Department of Labor
Leadville
Colo
Colorado Industrial Commssion
Denby
Booth Robinson
Arizona
Stuart UW. Hiwkins
Massachusetts
Annapolis Naval Academy
Jack Danielg Distilling Company
St. Louis
Denver
Colorado
Eugene Berue
Elizabeth
N. J
Kansas
Hag
Overland Limited
Salt Lake City
Black Diamond Powder Company
Suajcon
Charles G. Dawes
Edith K. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Council of the National Civil Service Reform Teague
Astoria
Ore
Portland
David Colonius
Pang, Il
James M. McIntosh
Indianapolis
Eec
League of Nations
Asia Minor
Fridtjof Nansen
Christiania
Dean D. Lewis
Medical Corps
Leonard Wood
University of Pennsylvania
Philippines
Seanad Eireann
Irish Senate
Dublin
Sigerson
Milan
London
Parla
Sligo
Kansas City
Chariie Wright
Misa Ruby Hendry
Perry
Fla
Illinois Central Railroad
Covington
Chungking
China
Britain
Yunnan
Conference of Central American Republics
Gooding
Tda
Supreme Court
Supremeourt
Italy
Rome
New Zealand
London Daily Express
Greece
Lost and Found Bureau
Near Enet
Athens
South Manchurian
Tokyo
Reichstag Committee of Administration
Berlin
Reichistag
O. Forsberg
Heuchow
Henin Province
Stanghal, S
Vee James Couzens
Detroit
Truman H. Newberry
Cosgrave
Sean Hales
Patrick O'Malile
Harding
Congress
Naval Station
Anacostia
House of
Prince Cyetani
New i
House
Nicetiiz
Germany
Karl Wirth
Hind
Buys Adse Pated
Obregon
Mexico
Bupi
American Legion News Service
Gots
Benstae
James G. Borugham
Jas. G. Burugham
Tomg, Son
Springfield
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