Washington notes on 1920 fiscal plans and political reshuffles
The article records city and national political events including adoption of the 1920 appropriation bill, ministerial changes in Switzerland and Washington, a vacancy case for George Lilley, Tennessee veto on statewide prohibition, expected Cabinet and staff reshuffles, salary increases for the president and VP, Roosevelt’s outreach to California legislators, and political maneuvers in New York and Utah.
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Washington
P. Ritter
Jayan
Leo Yoel
Switzerland
George L. Lilley
Connecticut
Waiters
Tennessee
Robert Bacon
Wlite Rooths
John G. O'Laughill
Senate
United Sites
Roosevelt
California
Willett
New York
House
Alm
Elihu Root
Reed Sarod
Republiutni
Utah
Notable Fumbles Mark Industrial and Political Turmoil
The United Ming Workers of America former president Jol Mitchell addressed the Indianapolis convention before 300 delegates amid cheers while others faced legal and financial troubles. Joan G. Robinson, a Smithfield oil operator, was arrested on a charge involving coercion. Admiral Sperry’s arrival in Villefranche elicited official receptions. P. J. Kieran faced accusations tied to Catholic communities over lost funds. Claes S. Deagon began a second term as governor of Lhinola amid unusual political shifts.
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Jol Mitchell
United Ming Workers of America
Indianapolls
Joan G. Robinson
Smithfield
W. Va
J. Perpont Morgin
Washington
Admiral Sperry
Claes S. Deagon
Lhinola
Floods, executions, and strikes across the world and U.S. news
Multiple incidents dominate the page: floods in Natal killing 173, a Pennsylvania railway collision near Johnstown, a death sentence upheld in Illinois, a Galveston blaze causing 425000 in damage, a divorce suit in Lincoln, and protests against anti Japanese legislation in San Francisco. Earthquake tremors reported in Cincinnati. U.S. Pacific Fleet movements noted toward Chile. City audit shortfall in Kansas City tied to new recount methods. A deadly arson in California leaves six dead. Senator Clavin faces suspension vote in Arkansas legislature.
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TnnsVaal
Partat
Natal
Johnstown
Herman All
Chievo
Mary Vegal
Deneen
Galveston
Vex
Bryan Leavitt
William J. [Bryan
William EL Leavitt
Linculta
Asth
Fish Nations
St. Louis
Syu Prsnelsco
Ulen
Caeenny
Orient
California
Stett
Cincinnal
Ancy de
Dia
Aprellate Diyjeton
Supreme Ect
New York
United States
Pacife
Valparaiso
Coquimbo
Chile
Callao
Peru
Kapsag City
Alarolosian
Atanos
Cal
Iowa News Roundup Mixes Disasters Crime and Politics
A long Iowa City to Dubuque digest reports burglaries and arsons, a jail escape, smallpox outbreaks, and court actions. It also notes thefts at jewelry stores, political shifts in state and national figures, legislative debates on liquor prohibitions, and local fires causing property damage. Names include Genth, Donovan, Camer, Roach Bras, and Bechtel.
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Greer’s
Iowa City
Thirston
Burtitteton
Wuzabeth Potter
Ebner
Chicago
Dubuque
Atiad Deby
Inwa City
Roach Bras
Crist
Mason City
William Lickweg
Sheffield
Iles
H. H. Carhart
Roacoe Welty
Presbyterian Church of
Creston
Omaha
Father Coffin
Worl Dodge
Library of Economics
Jahngon
Lagan
Johnson
West Login
Jatta Reynolds
Schcolor
R3mith
Des Moines
Howe
Col
Raymond
Hampton
Franklin County
Slygke
Myerly
Ryan
Central Lowe Pinkry
Jowa Poultry Pasoriation
Jowa Pauley and
Pat Block Assaciation
Viero
Grundy Center
Tow Railroad
Agatnet
Pail Radloff
Sen
Aimeelf
Marshalown
Hoe
Kellerton
Thompson
Hewtonaterd Las
Madorate
Lincoln
Jown Falls
Shenandoah
Serson
George W. Ritchey
Hurston Potter
Muelington
Oftixen
Odmway
Cassady
Theodore Webster
Martin Furniture and Carpet Company
Ottumwa
Puglars
Harry Pletcher
Bagis Grove
Long Beagh
Fla
Porter
J. Z. Miller
Des Moises
Unit Place
Davis
Met
William Giffean
LeMars
Moury Muth
Uityaw
Cynthia Crom
Tiloondel
Alquesta
Murshilttowh
Mtr
Pistepi
New York
Menchester
Tke
Nes Moines
George M. Bechtel
Davenport
Bechtel & Co
Av Ky Stewart
As Moites’ Police Court
Jegislature
Iowa
Stewart
Sullivan
Bele Couny
State Capital Opposes Insurance Department Split
Des Moines reports Senator Quigley of Clayton opposes creating a separate state insurance department. He cites town tax figures and argues keeping insurance work with the auditor and treasurer saves money and avoids duplicating functions.
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Des Moines
Tawa
Te Nudulm
Quigley
Clayton
Nowell HS
Clayton Courty
Hfe
Guilfiey
Carrall
cMee
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General News
M. Brooke
Thibat
Jay Gould
Milienaira Railroad
George J. Gould
Mary G. Donovan
Philadelphia
Elway
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Wright
Mahoning County Infirmary
Canfield
Tennessad
Alvin Doline
Ottawa
Galva
South Dakota
Suslé M. Surdette
Joshua Duretes
Creek County
Oklshome
Kufnia
Oklo
Diet
Burdette
Union Tobacco Society
Louisville
Kentucky
Indiana
Wisconsin
IT. A. Tugger
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mount Etna
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Isaac M. Wise
Temple Reneseth Isreal
Phildelphia
McCracken
Kan
Jesse
Gladsinale
Gauviel Longobardi
Liack
St. Petersburg
Gov. Patterson
7. B. Camer
Alabama
Montgomery
Florette Powder Works
Charles J. Hughes, Jr
Colorado Legiolaare
California Assembly
Gov. Gillett
Twenty-First Council of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Atlantic Ferra Costa Company
Haskeli
Scott MacKey
Nolds
Allccey
William J. Hearst
Guthrie
Cain
Mears
Paul Radloff
Marshalltown
Supreme Court of the United States
Texas
Watery-Flores Ol Company
President Moyer
Western Federation of Miner
Peapody
Colorado
Iowa News
Carroll
Teincoln
Benator Stuchkelager
Tann
Lovses
Maytiy
Moore
Dod Oles
Wossath
Cummins
Albert TR. Cummins
Iilvor
Laws
House of Representatives
Cimmins
Porky
Noid Vistors
Board of Regents
Shale University Gulag Frau
Rede Wooling Veoms
New Years
Lincela
Shickstaser
Coler
S. Doe
Bes Moines
Ana
Executive Council
Brhvga
Iself
Trme
Genin
Mportant
Supreme Court
Tiers
Cowery
A. Dewey
Sonsunjors
Preston Tok
United States Supreme, Nourk Nng
FEDS
Grier
Wold
Sinta
Haavka Ag
Ib Ia
Immorial
Rush Denediet
Yarluna Institution
Chergken Sn
Sineltest
Senatarias
Glatrict
Henster Lyman i Parshall
Sin
Reyeouieata
Aysillee
Bepitiaton
Jasper
Consisteratu Alzo
Jackson County
Burns
Lowe’ House
Lowa
Esilion
Bite
Board of Control
Compal
Quy
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