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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1923
Page
2
A wide sweep of early 1920s Washington actions is summarized, including House actions on alien property trusts and naval limitation talks, the Capper bill on farm credit, inland wreck blame, and the British debt commission’s London return. Also noted are tax collection figures, prohibition raids, and various local and national political shifts.
Obituaries note Eveline Booth of Oglethorpe county Georgia at 125 years. Otto Tietz, renowned German merchant, dies in Zurich at 64. Wallace Reid battles addiction in a Los Angeles sanitarium. Mary A Sabins dies in Lakeville Massachusetts aged 116. Max Nordau dies in Paris with family present.iga German author and philosopher Max Nordau dies in Paris. AMfexico City grapples with a transport strike as citizens ride motor trucks and call for government intervention. The St. Michiel arrives in Antwerp to repatriate American Rhine troops. baggage unveiled. Angora dispatches report Turkish nationalists opposing Greek troop concentration in Western Thrace. The Zeppelin airship built for the U.S. at Friedrichshafen will soon fly to New York via Spain. Four men executed in Tralee jail for possessing arms. In Ruhr, French invasion disrupts Newfoundland ore mining. Wabana mines idle for 2,500 workers. Mabel Hillett oversees relief work in Athens noting refugees face deadly conditions. A protest in Constantinople region seeks expulsion of Pathé kin. Private bank Seles & Co. attacked. raiders flee with millions. Government actions in Turkey damage local economy.
The Iowa House passed a concurrent resolution granting women the right to sit in the legislature and sent it to the Senate, which sent it to committee. if approved by both houses and ratified by referendum in 1925, Iowa would amend its constitution to remove the word male from legislative qualifications.
A legislative clash in Iowa centers on federal aid for highways. Rep Gallagher introduces a resolution opposing federal aid in principle, while the state highway commission seeks full control of the primary road system to align with federal rules. The debate covers county voting power, state control, and the balance of funds from federal aid versus license revenues.
Mrs Mabel Gross of Minneapolis reports dramatic weight gain and improved health after using Taniac. She describes relief from headaches dizziness and stomach trouble and notes perceptible vitality since taking the tonic. The advertisement claims extensive sales and availability.
Explorers in the Braz Man wilds report monkeys showing clear smallpox traces. A New York Times message from Tito de Janeiro is cited. Expert George Clarke Bleyer notes animals or insects could carry smallpox germs from human victims onward.
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