Iowa News Highlights From State Meeting And Local Projects
A summary of recent Iowa items includes 103 disapproved claims by the Iowa bonus board, $50,000 in Iowa City phone service improvements, a 190 room hospital planned in Fort Madison by the King's Daughters, and coal contracts awarded to state institutions. Reports note tax, population, road, and education developments across multiple counties and cities.
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Iowa Bonus Board
Iowa City
Fort Madison
King's Daughters
State Board of Control
Greenfield Township
Indianola
Board of Control
Iowa
Polk
Scott
Linn
Marshall
Bible Schoors
Des Moines
Iowa State College
Ames
Cerro Gordo County
Linn County
G. A. Seninger
Marion
Flanders Field
Centerville
Lows
St. Paul, Minn
Iowa Bankers Association
Dubuque
Marshall-Grundy
Central Presbyterian Church
Nevada
Order of Eagles
Anderson & Empie Construction Company
West Lincoln Highway
Stuart
State Railroad Commission
O. C. Wright
Adel
Colin Neblitt
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Labor
Dea Maines
Buena Vista County
Churches of Christ
Polk County
Iowa Pond of the Blue Goose
Okobofi
Sim Wherry
Towans
Hammill
War Department
Agricultural and Industrial Commission
Hamil
Iowa Weather and Crop Bulletin
Black Hawk County
W. D. Strayer
Hudson
Gabriel Mihara
America
State University
Mibara
United States
Bernice
T. W. Wellington
Storm Lake
Buena Vista College
LeClaire
Iowa State Teachera College
Cedar Falls
Forty-first General Assembly
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Department
Farm Bureau
Page County
Board of Supervisors
Sheriff Park N. Findley
FE. R. Bennett
Carl Carryer
George Henry
President Coolidge Pledges Economy and Tax Cuts
President Coolidge in a message to business groups pledges strict economy to cut government costs and boost tax relief. He cites potential immediate income tax reductions of 800 million dollars or more based on already achieved savings and urges further government cuts.
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Coolidge
Senator Edwin Ladd dies after brief illness in Baltimore
Senator Edwin Fremont Ladd of North Dakota, ally of the Nonpartisan league and LaFollette associate, died in Baltimore at 66 after a brief illness. The report notes his leadership role in farm bloc advocacy and his service as a key aid to Robert LaFollette.
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Edwin Fremont Ladd
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Robert M. LaFollette
Baltimore
Topeka Lawyer Thomas A. Lee Heads World Peace Committee
Thomas Amory Lee of Topeka Kansas a prominent American Legion figure and lawyer led the 1924 committee on world peace chosen for his wide studies and service. Lee served with French and American units in World War I including Cantigny Soissons and the First Division. He later organized Legion efforts in Kansas and represented American Legion abroad in London.
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Thomas Amory Lee
Topeka
Kan
United States
Foyer du Soldat
Champagne
Cantigny
Soissons
Camp Devens
St. Louis
American Legion
Legion
Kansan
American Legion Weekly
St. Paul
International Innes
Omaha
Paris
Kemper Military School
Kansas University
Harvard Law School
London
Permanent Commission On Foreign ‘Relations
Photograph Graves of Hero Dead in France
Frederick J. Church of the American Legion Brooklyn post sailed for France to photograph graves of soldiers buried on the battlefields. He and his wife will spend about three months there and will also place flowers at graves upon request. Church noted many relatives asked for photos and said no grave should be denied a photograph.
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Watlaty
France
Frederick J. Church
Charles W. Helser
American Legion
Brooklyn
Extension of Veterans Camp Activities at Tupper Lake
The American Legion plans to extend activities at the Veterans Mountain Camp at Tupper Lake New York to accommodate victims of various ailments beyond tuberculosis. Patients with non tuberculosis illnesses will be treated at Paradise Point a short distance from the main Bell Lodge group.
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Veterans
Woman Recovers From Chronic Otitis With Peruna
Mrs J C Dacus of Little Rock Ark suffered a long running catarrhal ear condition described as chronic Otitis. After trying Pe runa and Lacuepia on neighbor’s advice she used three bottles of each and reports the discharge and odor vanished. The notice promotes Peruna as a universal remedy for catarrh located anywhere.
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J. C Dacys
Booker St
Little Hote
Ark
Pe Tu-Na
Lacuepia
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Iowa News
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Navy Department
The
Shipping Board
Portsmouth
N. H
Douglas MacArthur
Fourth Corps
Atlanta
Third Corps
Navy
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
San Diego
Washington, E
Europe
Czechoslovakia
State Department
Lida M. Hume
President Coolidge
Kiwanis International
St Paul, O
Loring Motion Picture
Minneapolis
Clarkston
Asotin
Sebastian S. Kresge
New York
Rocks
Bmyrs
Supreme Court
Albert N. Seeger
White Plains
N. Y
R. C. Fry
United States Marine Air Corps
Quantico
Milor Field
Chicago
Ferndale
Mich
John Hackett
Spokane
Wash
Venezuela
Pat Hackett
Middle West
Chiccago
Ouaha
Bear Creek
Elk Couinty
Hasing
Thomas Young
Los Angeles
Gracie Crogan Young
Olive Millionare
Patrick Grogan
Natonal Bank of
St. Cloud, Minn
National Bank Examiner
Town
Eid
Sacramento
Cal
Harvard University
George W. Henry
Winchester
Harvard
Boston
Mary Copley Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Third Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh, Pa
Glace Bay
N. 8
Mine 7
Geneva
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Grettir Algarsson
Victorino
B. C
Worsley
Iceland
Liverpool
Dorlat
Chamber of Deputies
Rithapa
Beni Mesguillu
Fez
Morocco
Pole
Chungking
Robert L. Smyth
Nobert M. LaFollette
Berlin
Marshal Joffre
Loureciennes
Versailles
Reuter
Russia
Germany
Japan
Tokyo
Hussein
Hedjaz
Akaba
Arabia
William D. Connor
Edgar A. Bancroft
Pia
Lapeyre
Tuffans
Prince of Wales
Paul Kruger
Pretoria
Union of South Africa
Ifgione
Amatican Legion News Service
Thomas Amory Lea
Haarlem
Superior National Forest
Mississippi
Bellas
Fred
Pres, Adaress Fl Seid At Dred
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