Iowa News Items of Interest Summarized for Busy Readers
Iowa items report editor changes at Cornell College High School Mt Vernon. lawsuits grievances crimes fires accidents and political notes from West Bend Iowa City Corning and several towns. incidents include counterfeit busts Rock Island Iowa City and several court actions, fires and local commerce updates.
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Lois Brown
West Bend
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
E. Klumel
Iowa City
A. C. Robinson
Rock Island
Pred Nancolas
Hampton
Jafferson Highway
F. D. Woodrur
Nashua
Minn
Corning
United States
W. S
Ken- Yon
Lyon County Farm Bureau
Rock Ronlds
Friends of
W. 8
Clark
Pocahontas
Taft Texas Tribune
Tiage
Taft
Tex
Wering Thomas
Davenport
Lewiston
Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern Railway Company
H. Renry
James P. Goulden
Council Bluits
Santiago
Herd
R. P
Los Angeles
James G
Minneapolis
H. DB. Clim
Phillip Adler
Mason City
Frank Howard
Fairfield
Cedar Creek
James Wilson
Wilson
Sidney
Faery Arbuckle
J Ken
Mingus
Rye Charg
Ma We
Kittle Sard
Sxeelx Wee
Harry Bortier
Oliver Iisie
Floyd
Rudd
Wig
Wil Goy
Tanor
Happenings Tersely Told From The World
Brief world notices include Merle Curie’s Pittsburgh visit hospital bound after illness. Michigan Central’s Merry B. Ledyard dies in Detroit. Presbyterian church mill protests in Jersey City and Winona Lake resolutions. rail wage disputes rise with 100 new cases. Joe Moreschi indicted in Chicago graft case. Mrs Stiliman’s movie offer.
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Jersey City
N. d
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church i
Winona Lake
Ind
Washington Press Censorship and UK Visit Visa Rule
The State department announced Americans planning to visit the United Kingdom must obtain a visa from the British consul before sailing. Postmaster General Hays abolished the Burleson censorship of the press. The Senate adopted the Borah amendment to royal orders and approved a military appropriation with changes. Ambassador Stehard Wash burn Cho was ordered favorably reviewed by the foreign relations committee.
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State Department
Washington
United Kingdom
Hays
Stehard Washburn Cho
Ameena
Mary
Dawes Report Seen as Legion Victory for Disabled Relief
The Dawes committee report is hailed as a major victory for the American Legion relief program for disabled soldiers. It urges centralized leadership, hospital funding, and streamlined authority, with key figures including Brig. Gen. Charles G. Davey and national commander F. W. Galbraith Sr. listed among the supporters and collaborators.
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National Capitol
Harding
Charles G. Davey
Chicago
Dawes Committee
American Legion
Legion
F. W W. Galbrosth, Sr
Franklin D'Olier
Thomas W. Miller
Delaware
Theodore Ronsevelt
Navy
Douging Robinson
New York
Ronsevelt
John L. Lewis
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Henry Rea
Pittsburg
Milton J. Foreman
Henry S. Berry
Hendersonville, Tenn
T. ¥. O'Connor
Buffalo
Anton
Buck Private to Commander in North Dakota American Legion
CG L Dawson of Beach ND rise from private in Balloon corps to national representative of the American Legion details his service and leadership. He served as department commander and national executive committeeman and helped build a strong Legion in North Dakota. He is UND graduate and former attorney at Golden Valley.
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CG. L. Dawson
Beach
National Aeid
American Legion
North Dakota
Dawson
Balloon Corps
Fort Omaha
Legion
University of North Dakota
Bergreenan Etate
Golden Valley
N. D
Ideals of American Legion Explained by Chadron Post
The Bil Dowling Post of Chadron Nebraska presents a publisher announcement outlining the Ideals of the American Legion. The text emphasizes unity across ex servicemen and cautions against political domination while highlighting labor and capital perspectives and the Legion’s connection to Samuel Gompers.
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American Legion
Bil Dowling
Chadron
Neb
Legion
Middle West
Samuel Gompers
Americnan Legion
American
Legion Man Advice on Homestead Entries Postwar
Argonne post secretary urges ex service men to study land laws before filing. Inspect land and assure no prior claims, establish residence, and use Army credit to reduce years of habitation. Sentinel az arid land offers minimal home requirements but high costs. overall, about 182,000,000 acres are open west of the Mississippi. choose state, then land office, with forms from the district office.
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George Carhart
Sheffield
Packard
Sylvester Coyne
Oto
Coyne
David Brydon
Creston
Iowa
Yulge
Peters
Raymond Hornung
Harry Mitchell
Knoxville
Earl Judith
Perry
Omaha
Judith
Citizens
Bank of Anita
Atlantic Banks
De.positors
Forshay
William Nolan
Klotz Barn
Independence
Nolan
Maynard
Skowhagen
June Pyle
Cedar Rapids
Scott Pyle
Des Moines
June Mollard
Wyly
Red Cross
Holiness Run
Walter Olver
Selina
Oliver
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Camp Dodge
Abraham
Walter
Harrison Oliver
A. W. Flevh
C. Welland
Lake View
ER. Leonard
Everly
Juhn Hopking
Storm Lake
Sioux City
H. T. Reed
Henry Young
Keokuk
Royal, Prance
Hobokken
Young
Three Hundred Thirty-seventh Field Artilery
Camp Doge
American Legion
T. Femette
Argonne
Des Milnes
Femrite
Army
Navy
Marines
Sentinel
Mississippi River
Towa
Texas
Boston Man Camps On Campus For Health Recovery
H B Parker of Boston Massachusetts, a World War I veteran with lung issues, camps in a pup tent on the University of South Carolina campus. He studies openly with Dr W Currell, pursuing health through outdoor living and the American Legion's vocational training program.
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H. B. Parker
Boston
Mass
Parker
Boston University
W. §. Curreil
University of South Carolina
The
American Legion
Legion
Department of
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