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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
1
A broad digest reports coal export embargoes from London, Russo Romanian tensions, Hungarian offensives on the Theiss, and a Bulgarian-Serbian clash near Vidin. Villa forces in Mexico face military actions. Japan seeks ammunition for Villa campaigns. Paris peace talks face Shantung and bread ration concerns as U S officials discuss treaty terms.
A mob of about 500 forcibly removed Domestic Chilton Jennings from a Gilmer jail and hanged him in the courtyard square. The incident follows his arrest on charges of assault in Gilmer. The event reflects rising vigilante action amid unrest in Texas.
Iowa notes show Oskaloosa plans a mile of paving this season Lamont seeks a city manager Four Des Moines policemen face legal trouble over alcohol seizures and sales Articles and business filings include Bouton Store incorporation and a new state health board president Clinton County to build a veterans memorial labor temple Des Moines to host a large American Legion event and a bank charter filing Hartley plans a new bank while Iowa Savings at that town closes Wartime veterans and civic events populate the period Summer education programs attract 300+ school officials at Iowa University Civilian pilot licenses issued in Ames Jefferson Langin Neola and Scheppe receive licenses Roosevelt to speak in Des Moines September 5 Various local stories note shipyard and industry activity in Cedar Rapids town conservation efforts and a major hog raiser near Anita Fire losses in Colwell threaten grain storage and a planned statewide anti theft campaign for sheriffs
The article argues the Supreme Court could decide if the League of Nations covenant would amend the Constitution. If the Senate refuses ratification the treaty dies. if ratified Congress must fund theLeague secretariat in Geneva. A test case by Hankis Taylor and others is anticipated to define the Court's role under Article 8 Section 2.
A dust cloud traveled from Arizona New Mexico and Kansas covering snow in Wisconsin and Vermont turning snow orange brown. Government scientists confirm the airborne dust crossed hundreds to thousands of miles carrying plant spores and soil elements amid Southwest sandstorms.
Washington faces housing crisis as an alley elimination law forces eviction of about 16,000 residents living in alleys. Congress may fund 3,000 sanitary homes with a $6,000,000 appropriation to ease overcrowding and improve health and city beauty.
The bureau of education urges young Americans to study Russian language and geography to seize Russia’s upcoming commercial boom. It argues Russia’s vast resources, railroads, and factories need Western traders and engineers as the country develops after chaos.
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