Iowa News Roundup Details Deaths and Local Disasters
Funeral services were held for Clyde Philpott at Rainbow Park Creston. Iowa health lab logged over 74175 infectious disease tests last year. A Kirkiman toddler died after a porch fall. Several accidents and suicides across counties are reported, including a farm death by hanging and a drowning at a Cedar Rapids river mill race. Rural incidents include a cowman killed by a bull, a teen shooting accident, and a beekeeping field meeting with price forecasts.
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Clyde Philpott
Rainbow Park
Creston
State Board of Health
University of Iowa
Clave ‘Ferguson
Kirkiman
Frederick Holstein
William Holstein
Councy Bluffs
C. E. Norris
Strahan
John Page
Martin Foam
Dunlap
Page
Cedar River
Allison Sheely
Vinton
Glen Sheely
Marty Adams
Grinnell
Iowa
Shell Rock River
M. L. Sams
Lucas
Fort Madison
Sams
Claude Sharp
Keith
Johnny
Ray Sharp
Moravia
Chickasaw County
Henry Kuehn
Waterloo
Charles Huntington
Harry “Dad” Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Thompson
Joseph Gadbury
Des Moines
Lama
C Gadbury
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Tribune
Britt
Gadbury
Tama
Ora Baker
Ottumwa
Tom Estes
Baker
Beker
John W. Cox
Town
Kendal
Coxer
Harding
J. P. Risley
Davenport
Hubert A. Allen
Lawn National Guard
Futy
Philippines
Will
Mary Bornholtz
Sioux City
M. “A. Heif- Bott
Burt & Jones
Hatherville
Cleo B. Sargent
Clnton
James Likens
Charlton High School
Earl Moore
Su-gar Corporation
J T. Hickman
Mason City
Mosalem
Dubuque County
Peter Munster
Story County
FPW
Iowa State
Fair Management
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
S. N. Rathbun
Marion Register
Captain Rathbun
Lester Sterner
Atassa
Iowa City
Chickasaw
B. G. Templeton
Dim Gust
Mercy Hospital
Fred Gray
Mt. Vernon
Roy
Andrew T. Hauser
Cedar Falla
Evangelical Association
Salt Lake City
Utah
California
Cedar
Fats
Secretary disapproves soldier bonus plan amid war debt fears
The letter to Senator Frelinghuysen argues the veteran bond program worsens finances and raises living costs while boosting taxation and debt. Revelations before a Senate committee detail alleged neglect of disabled veterans. Senate actions rush relief bills and tariffs face criticism as war debt pressures persist.
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Mellon
Frelinghuysen
Washington
Treasury
Senate
Abel Davis
Chicago
Thomas W. Salmon
New York
Emery elected national commander of American Legion
Major Emery of Grand Rapids Michigan was unanimously elected national commander of the American Legion at the Indianapolis meeting. He had served as a vice commander and fought in World War I including Cantigny St Mihiel and Meuse Argonne where he was wounded.
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John Garfield Emery
Grand, Rapids
Mich
American Legion
Indianapolis
Galbraith
Emery
Legion
Cleveland
Thomas J. Bannigan
Hartford, Conn
Fort Sheridan
France
Blois
Gondrecourt
Eighteenth Infantry
Cantigny
St. Mihiel
Meuse
Major Emery
Grand Rapids
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Worker for the Auxiliary from Devil's Lake
Mrs. Fenlon of Devil's Lake North Dakota led the local Women’s Auxiliary to the American Legion during World War I. She and her husband managed a large North Dakota ranch while bundles of comfort kits and knitted items supported service members. She was chosen president of the local auxiliary and later elected first vice president of the North Dakota Women’s Auxiliary.
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United States
Germany
North Dakota
Eugene Yeman
Devil's Lake
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American Legion
Fenlon
American Legion Activities Across Nations in 1921
The American Legion engaging in diverse efforts from Capitol Topeka to Chicago promotes veteran welfare education patriotism and memorial projects. Activities include campaigning for highway memorials in cooperation with women’s groups plans to free Capt Kilpatrick in Moscow and house to house outreach for veterans’ compensation in Chicago.
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West
Capitol
American Legion
Topeka
Kan
Woman's Club
Coms Ing
Federation of Women's
Bronza Memorial Fgures
Ards
Chicago
Minols
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Missoula
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Michigan Supreme Court
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Ashington
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America
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Mexico City
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Manila
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Dublin
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Britain
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Pat Dublin
John G, Enery
Imperial Valley
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California Department of the American Legion
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Emmet Kilpatrick
Uniontown
Ala
Department of Poland
Moscow
Kilpatrick
Red Cross
Crimea
National Americanism Commission of the American Legion
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Bethany Reformed ‘Church
Baxter
Germat
U. S. Post Office Department
Air Mail Service
John S. Jordan
San Francisco
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Japan
Peking
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Lawton
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