Iowa News Roundup Highlights Unrest and Developments
Monticello mystery chops noted while Atlantic seeks church union. Maquoketa to Dubuque road open after six months of repair. Iowa corn sells at 60 cents or more, breaking records. Former Cashier Chaloupka faces embezzlement charges in a 1920 land deal. Adams County churches debate sociability and local aid. Attorney General to probe a Northern Iowa bond swindle. Anita to pave White Pole road with brick. Grinnell College receives Mary Chamberlain residence gift. P J McGuire named state food inspector succeeding Ottosen. James R Howard linked to a possible federal board role. Sioux City seeks readjusted rail rates amid discriminatory claims. Scholarships awarded to Loi Senser and Wayland Hicks. Wool Growers plan county managers nationwide. Iowa hay and grain show prizes go to Des Moines exhibitor J L Robinson cites 48 winners. A F Young wins first with 10 ears of white corn. County attorney code reforms discussed with Atty Gen Gibson. Government Victory notes A-F urged to be turned in. Grand jury indictment flaw delays Budke trial. Des Moines historic sites erased. Rockefeller and National Woman’s Union fund Iowa child welfare work. Mrs Stevenson loans Java statutes to Iowa’s early library. Sam Alberts on duck-raising difficulties. Auto license fees may drop under state secretary’s plan.
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Atlantic
Congregational
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Dubuque
Iowa
J. R. Chaloupka
Carson State Bank
Adams County
Anita
White Pole
Grinnell College
Mary Chamberlain
Chamberlain
P. J. McGuire
Cerro Gordo County
Chris Ottosen
James R. Howard
Clemens
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Federal Reserved Bank Board
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Traffic Bureau
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Loi Senser
Independence
Wayland Hicks
Brooklyn
Iowa Fleece and Wool Growere Association
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Chicago
J. L. Robinson
A. F. Young
Havelock
County Attorneys’ Association
Ben J. Gibson
Code Commission
H. H. Budke
Selway Steel Fence Post Company
Budke
Raccoon
Alexander Scott
Scott
Iowa City
State University of Iowa
Laura Spellman Rockefellier
Rockefeller
National Women's Christian Union
Robert Stevenson
Clarinda
Thea
Fortieth General Assembly
Two Iowa Girls Chosen to Represent United States in France
Katharyn Bolihaugh and Beulah Rodgers of Ma haska county will travel to France next June to demonstrate American Home Canning and the value of canned goods in the diet in war-torn areas. They earned the honor at the International Livestock Show in Chicago.
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Katharyn Bolihaugh
Beulah Rodgers
Mahaska County
United States
France
Chicago
Polkico District Court
Casper Schenk
Schenk
Gibson
Great Western Accident Insurance ‘Company
Des Moines
W. G. Tallman
C. E. Cameron
J. P. Mullen
State Agricultural Board
State House
A. R. Corey
Fair Board
Town
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
R. R. Roberts
Britt
Dunham
Robert
Irving
Belle Plaine
Waterloo to become depository of roads with banking
Management action designates Waterloo as the depository for roads with banking. Deposits are estimated to reach up to 40 million dollars annually. Dr. William Vernon Cone, a recent University of Iowa medical graduate and current assistant at the psychopathic hospital, is among the first U S physicians to receive a National Research Council medical fellowship.
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Wievis Central
Vailryggd
Waterloo
Wlth
William Vernon Cone
College of Medicine
University of Iowa
Psychopathic Hospital
United States
National Research Council
World events briefed from scattered reports and notes
Random World items note a Jackson Kentucky murder trial crowd, Puerto Rico governor arrival in New York for nine months, a Denver mint bandit attack with $200000 haul, large fires in Gary Indiana and Marion Iowa, rail consolidation talks in Cleveland, and several fatal accidents. Other items include a coal mine and railway labor context, budget and finance notes, and notable deaths and health news.
International notes mix of shocks and shocks
A Berlin dollar drop sees the mark rise sharply and consumer prices fall. Polish army leadership changes amid unrest. A car crash near London claims Lord and Lady Harper. Japanese claims Taungtao governance in flux.
Blind British Captain Reunites With Old Comrade in New Orleans
Captain William Appleby of Great Britain, blind since Ypres, attended the Inter Allied Veterans Association convention in New Orleans with the American Legion gathering. He recognized Indianapolis engineer Alfred Ernest Evans by voice after twenty two years apart, recalling South African battles of 1900. Appleby’s daughter Olga accompanied him.
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Great Britain
Interaliled Veterans’ Associated Conventions
New Orleans
American Legion
Appleby
Applee
Win
Lancashire Fustifera
England
Alfred Ernest Evans
Indianapolis
Evans
Alfred Evens
The
Lancashire Fualliers
William
Ypres
Olga
Gude Wins National Regatta Fresh Oarsman Victory
Granville Gude of Washington D C a member of the American Legion captured top honors at a major national rowing contest. In six weeks he swept the Junior intermediate and association events at the Middle States regatta with brief rests between races. His legion comrades predict a future national championship for the promising oarsman.
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Granville Gude
Washington, D
American Legion
Gude
Washington Legionnaire
Radio Outfit for Hospital Patients Receives Support
Nebraska auxiliary members provide a radio network to U S government hospitals in Colfax Virginia Colfax VA and Balleous Vocational School near Omaha. Disabled veterans gain instruments and an orchestra while beds receive receivers and corridors install megaphones for listening to programs. Boxes are sent to veterans in Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri Denver and Fort Bayard NM.
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Colfax
American Legion Auxiliary
Balleous Vocational School
Omaha
Neb
Department of Nebraska
Lews Hospital
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Denver
Colo
Fort Bayard
N, M
Legion Post Funds Playground For Mangum Children
After two years of raising funds for a clubhouse the American Legion post at Mangum Oklahoma chose to aid children first. They secured an eight year lease on a plot and used the collected funds to buy playground equipment for the town.
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American Legion
Mangum
Okly
Legionnaires
Legion names Sparks as national rehabilitation chair
Alvin Sparks, long time Legion Matson representative and former World War I veteran, is named chairman of the Legion's national rehabilitation committee. The selection, praised by Alvin Owsley, follows Sparks' leadership at the Fifth United States Veterans Bureau station and his strong ties with veterans affairs.
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Beat Informen
America
Alvin Owsley
Joe Sparks
Columbia
G. Gy Fe
Legion
Anittea
Sparks
United States Veterans Bureau
Owsley
Sparkes
Legion Matson
Fifth United States
Ttateict
Legion Convention
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Fifth Patriot
Mr. Sparks
Laurence County
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Columbia State
South
New York’ Life Insurance Company
The
Atlanta
New York
Welcome Cookie Bracelets for Veterans Hospital Patients
Veterans at the Covert hospital in Kansas City and the National Military Home at Leavenworth praise the Welcome Cookie project by the American Legion Auxiliary. The article notes the large consumption of cookies, with rows of treats that could stretch about 12 miles if laid end to end, reflecting strong patient appreciation.
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American Legion “Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Kansas City
National Military
Leavenworth
Need of Physical Exercise Aids Draft Physical Fitness
Gar land W. Powell of the American Legion warns that many draft ineligibilities are preventable through physical education. He cites heart health, vision, malformations, nutrition, and abdominal strength as areas improved by regular activity and proper instruction.
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Garland W. Powell
Amercan Legion
Americanism Commission
Mr. Powell
A Little Himble Actor What Are The Rates Of Total Olen
The fragment mentions an actor named Olen and a weekly publication reference. Details on roles or rates are unclear. Further readable text is needed to determine concrete facts, dates, or organizational names.
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Legion Weekly
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