Iowa news roundup reports crimes politics and agriculture
Iowa reports include Senator Greenell redistricting plan into ten districts Arty Parke nominated for Keswick postmaster Fugitive escapes at Ft Madison two bank hold ups in Le Mars and Craig plus $500 seized diamonds. StateBank of Otto under receivership and a Marion woman dies after car crash. Equal debt for women in juries affirmed by Supreme Court Justice De Graff. Canadian Agnes MePhail elected to parliament. Local crime probes include poisoning in Mason City and a murder inquiry near Decorah. Wool sales rise and rail tolls noted along with hog disease treatment trial. Licensing, prohibition and drumbeat of farm prices feature in state notices.
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Iowa
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Harding
Keswick
James Davis
Ralph Lawshe
Ft. Madison
Ames
le Mars
Craig
State Bank
Otto
Mary Zimmerman
Marion
Joseph Rigby
Lawrence de Graff
Iowa Supreme Court
Agnes MePhail
Thomas Campbell
Lamont
Grey
Ortie Christ
Story County
Vienna
Austria
American Medical Association
Christ
Nevada
John Hudak
Minneapolis
Toad
Omaha
Hudak
Frank C. Waterbury
Adam Weir
Des Moines
Havner
Cnits
J. K. Foster
W. c. Warker
Iowa Fleece Wool Growers Association
J. E. Thomas
State Department of Agriculture
Iowa Fair Mangers Association
Corey
Mason City
Mystic Workers of the World League
Mine
Benjamin
Algona
Tis
Couree
Cologne
Prohibition
Bronson
Hanes
Washington
M. FP. Cross
State Hospital For the
Cherokee
Cross
State Motor Vehicle Department
Polk
Woodbury
Scott
Lynn
Pottawattamie
Carta Gordo
Hamilton Hancock _ iardin Harrison
Henry
Asper
Jefferson Atomnnson Montgomery Tuscatine O' Brien
Osceola Cage
Pala AG
Wymouthy
Pocahontas
Paweshiek
Ringgold Sac
Shelby Slotter Winnebs
Winneshiek Worth
George Forbes
Bow Canter
Forbes
John Fariey
Gathris
New York
China
Orient
Bryan
Kathering
Reighbors
Cray
Washington signs new Pacific treaty amid disarmament debate
The quadruple Pacific treaty was signed in Washington by plenipotentiaries from the United States Great Britain France and Japan. Senator Borah warned the pact could create a vast military alliance if it fails genuine disarmament.
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Washington
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United ‘States
Great Britain
France
Japan
United States
Borah
Senate
Hungary
National Assembly
Budapest
National Loyalty League founder invites Legionnaires to Missouri ranch
Colonel R P Dickerson founder and commander of the National Loyalty League extended an invitation to Legionnaires to visit his Five Bar Mate ranch near Springfield Missouri. He plans to turn the ranch into a playground for ex service men with cottages for accommodation. Dickerson, a Spanish American War veteran, organized a cowboy regiment and later the league to promote loyalty through educational propaganda.
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Dickerson
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So Loyalty Leaguey
American’, Legion
Kansas City
Legionnair
Springfield
la Prdi
Migsouri
Axiservica
Dickeron
Iyalty
Loss of the Naval Reserve Forces and Future War Readiness
American Legion Weekly argues the naval reserve has been effectively abolished by Congress and that future wars will rely on active and trained reserves. It laments loss of paid reserve sailors and notes cruises funded by the Navy while recognizing enduring need for trained personnel beyond permanent forces.
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Wwe
Congress
Naval-Reserve
Navy
American Legion Weekly
James M Hanley of Mandan passes long service record
James M Hanley of Mandan North Dakota a valued Legion member served as speaker of the North Dakota House of Representatives Morton County state senator and president of the Mandan Rotary Club He also held district court judge duties and served twelve years in public life including a major command at the Mexican border in 1916 and World War I service in France with the 1st Division and later the Bath Division He has been a longtime member and delegate in the American Legion since 1919.
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James M, Hanley
Mandan
North Dakota
House of Representatives
Morton County
Rotary Club
Liz Country
Insfantry
France
Bath
Judge Hanley
Hig American Legion
Ts. Inceton
Heswas
Se. Lou's Exacity and
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Asi 2Rican Legion
North Dakela
Post 1 American Legion Presented by Lieut Howard
Fragmentary text describes a post 1 American Legion event in New York with Lieut Howard presenting colors or insignia to the post, likely at a ceremony involving George Washington post and the President's Lieut.ny. The fragment mentions Union Staten and Bere presented by Lieut Howard Ss. 8. Ny commander of the Post.
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Europathy Witt
Chicago
New-York
Philip Tyan
Washington
The Firth Avenue Bus Line Civil Campaign
The Firth Avenue bus line faces a civility campaign aimed at improving passenger relations. Company leader Mr. Ritchie notes ex service men were rehired after the war and that the firm prioritizes ex servicemen, while passengers voice complaints on both sides as the program seeks better employer employee ties.
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Firth ‘Avenue
New’ Fork
Camipaten
Thampaign
Ritchie
Broves
American Legion Leader Urges True Americanism
Hartson Fuller, first department commander of the Minnesota American Legion, chosen to represent the state on a recent pilgrimage to France. He emphasizes Americanism as educating all citizens in government principles and the opportunities of the U S system, and notes he organized 472 Legion posts during his term.
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Americana
de Iite
Hartson
Futller
American’ Legion
Minnesota
Legionnairee
France
Fuller
American Legion
St. Paul, Dispatch
Pioneer Press
Rifle loans to American Legion posts for funerals
American Legion posts seek obsolete rifles and blank ammunition for funeral ceremonies. Up to ten rifles per post may be loaned, with state commander approval. Orders routed through corps ordnance officers who will supply a bond and arrange transport from listed arsenals in Boston, Governor’s Island, Fort Howard, Fort McPherson, Fort Bed Jomin, Fort Harrison, and Fort Mey.
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Mex
Ordnance
United States
Corps Ordnance
Chauncey Street
Boston
Governor's Island
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Fort Howard
Fort McPherson
Fort Bed
Jomin ‘Harrison
Ind
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