Alfalfa Growth Notes And Iowa News Highlights
Iowa reports alfalfa on poor land after manuring and mining. Knoxville to start a $40,000 Masonic temple about September 1. Over 1,600 attend Des Moines camp. Waterloo marketed 26 beef calves at $10.50 per hundred. Roosters harm egg sales. Purse raised for John Harris of Guthrie Center after storm loss. Rabies vaccine research noted. Darling back from Ryebeach rest. County clerks report farm values down. Federal funds assigned for Wild Cat Den park.
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Knoxville
Citizens Military Training
Fort Des Moines
Waterloo
John Harris
Guthrie Center
Jay N. Darling
Register
Bés Moines
Ryebeach
Mass
Darling
Iowa
Polk
Scott
Linn
Marshall
State Board of Conservation
Wildcat den
Muscatine
William H. Egan
County Boards of Supervisors
Greene County Bankers Association
J. F. Schoby
Algona
Rock Island Railroad
Palo
Greater Waterloo Association
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Rainbow
Chicago
Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern Transportation Company
Interurban
Des Moines
Boone
Webster City
Polk County Farm Bureau
Maytag ‘Washing Machine Company
Newton
Central
Manufacturers’ Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Cass County
Anamosa
American Federation of Labor
Towa
Misa Elizabeth K. Baumgartner
Delaware County Radio
Lloyd E. Andrews
Mlindig Central Railway
Red Oak
Henry R. Kendig
Oskaloosa
Iowa Railroad Commission
Northwest
Minnesota
J. B. Regan
Woodward & Son
Citizens
Ft. Des Moines
L.B. Stamm
State Board of Mine Inspectors
J. E. Thomas
World News Digest Highlights Shipping and Labor Plans
The Shipping Board in Washington readies to open bids for ships. Labor Secretary Davis plans a July 15 industry tour in Europe. Emanuel Neumann proposes a 10 million dollar two year budget for a Jewish homeland in Palestine. Kellogg leads talks with Yugoslav ministers on debt funding. The Indian Bureau plans mass layoffs affecting nearly every agency. A river of other items include liquor boat seizures and a bank holdup murder case in Seattle. Colonel Coolidge’s hospital visit follows a dramatic race to his bedside.
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Davis
Cail
Europe
Washington
Palestine
Emanuel Neumann
New York
Zioist Organization of America
Indian Bureau
Federal judge in Elkina denies injunction on UMWA officers
The ruling dismisses the plea for injunction due to lack of jurisdiction. Other items note misappropriation charges against former Indiana National Guard official Harry B. Smith, storm damage in Missouri, a fatal crash near St. Louis, and various other distant 1920s news briefs including aviation, maritime losses, and natural events.
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Elkina
United Mine Workers of America
Harry B. Smith
Indiana National Guard
Missouri
St. Louis
Notable Deaths and Honors Across America in Brief
The late Rev Henry Churchill Semple a Jesuit theologian and former archdiocese moderator died at Loyola New Orleans aged 72. Vice President Dawes addressed the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company in Boston. John Reid Jr noted as golf pioneer died in Racine after weeks ill. Albert Dorman Riverside IL died in Chicago after surgery. Living Bachelley a novelist wed Mary Solluca in New York. Senator La Follette Madison left an estate of 104000 with 29000 debt. wife named sole beneficiary executrix in Dane County probate.
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Henry Churchill Semple
Archdiocese of New York
Loyola University
New Orleans
John Reid, Jr
John Reid
United States
Racine
Wis
Albert D. Dorman
Riverside, IL
Steel Sales Corporation
Chicago Pulley and Shafting Company
The
Steel Products Manufacturing Company
B. F. Gump Company
Henrotin Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Hernin
Robert M. LaFollette
Madison
Dane County
Rebels repulsed near Intibuca in Honduras heavy losses
Dispatches report Honduran government troops repelled foreign backed rebels near Intibuca with heavy casualties. Other items note Geneva arms conference protocol against poison gas, Ruhr evacuation plans, and various international events.
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Intibuca
Honduras
Paul Boncour
Geneva
France
Millions Raised In National American Legion Endowment Drive
The American Legion reports surpassing the $1,000,000 mark in the early phase of its $5,000,000 endowment effort for disabled veterans and orphans. Nine states exceeded quotas with Kentucky first to oversubscribe, while Avon Park Florida boasted tripling its share in two hours. Governors and former officials across several states joined the campaign, with many notable contributors and organizational backing.
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American Legion
James A. Crain
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
North Dakota
South Dakota
North Carolina
Utah
Nevada
Avon Park
Florida
George G. Baumgartner
Phoenix
Ariz
Tucson
Associated Federal
University of Arizona
United States Veterans' Bureau
Minneapolis
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Excelsior Springs
Denver (Corp
Veterans’ Bureau
Wotaw-Swank Post
Neoga
Franklin 8
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Charles 8. Whitman
New York
Prisoner in Atlanta Pens Letter and $15 Check to American Legion
A federal prisoner in Atlanta wrote a letter and enclosed a $15 check to the American Legion Endowment Fund. He noted inability to provide physical help but offered sincere wishes and asked that the Rhode Island quota be credited. The missive, addressed to the National Headquarters in Indianapolis, reflects dedication to the Legion's noble work.
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Atlanta
Rhode Island
American Legion
American’ Legion
Indianapolis
Ind
Ambition at Saint Nazaire and a veteran’s wish
In a clipped but vivid reminiscence from wartime days at Saint Nazaire, two veterans discuss what they most want after discharge. One yearns for a rifle and the chance to plant it in the field, while the other jokes about rusting away as trains pass by.
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t.Nazaire
Mab Yahd
American Legion W
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Cornell College
Merle Ward
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George B. Iams
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Houghton
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Mich
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Frank Cady
Anna
Marquette
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John P. Looney
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No Crossing
Clarks
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Joseph B. Kozina
William M. Prest
Lotta Crabtree
Boston
Casey Tyrrell
Denver
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Milwaukee
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Montreal
Charlie Chaplin
Beverly Hilly
Los Angeles
Edward Alanson
Chaplin
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Yellowstone Park
Park
Beizure
Willam Morse
Nantucket Shoals
Lee 2. Mason
Lowla Faust
Advicea
Charles G. Dawes
Ancient and Honorable Artery Company
Living Bachelley
Mary B. Solluca
Ruhr
Rhine
Soyn
Paris
Academies of Sciences and the Arts
Prince of Wales
Johannesburg
Lier
Norway
Cul
Hans Heg
Fifteenth
Wisconsin
Luzon
Nueva Vizcaya
Silesia
Caltes
Mexico
Tralua
Bhelk
Turke
Diarbekir
Bou Huuma
Fez
Morocco
Earl Haig
Ottawa
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Ren, Murpvocu & Co
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