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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1923
Page
2
Reports cover a range of Iowa events from farm and industry to public works. A Decorah sale nets 400 dollars. state tobacco and water projects advance. and October events include county fairs and religious conferences.
Washington officials report a Denver conference for Republican committee members from Montana Wyoming Utah Arizona and New Mexico on October 11. Relief funds total about 5.5 million dollars with 35 million spent on supplies. moonshine crackdown and coal commission findings discussed. Coolidge to convene governors on prohibition enforcement mid October. Russian immigrants in Seattle Vancouver face repatriation considerations. multiple diplomatic and domestic policy notes across railroads, homesteads, shipbuilding, and court actions.
A mosaic of calamities and unrest spans the world with reports of a deadly hurricane in Acapulco, tremors near Burnard, battle deaths in Bulgaria, political clashes in Leipsic, and aerial plans in Mexico. Additional dispatches note upheaval in Fiume, Turkey-Greece border shifts, and a vast police crackdown on a Bolgarian Communist plot.
Maj Reed G Landis chaired the American Legion national aeronautics committee and spoke on air service topics. His war record includes ten enemy planes and leadership of the Twenty-Fifth squadron. He served in the First Illinois Cavalry and British forces before returning to command in the American forces.
The court's Baum decision says a temporary Minnesota resident who registered for the draft and later returned to be inducted qualifies for the state bonus. An estimated 10 000 to 15 000 veterans may have claims affected, with about 3 000 000 in the routing population on June 5 1917 potentially involved.
The article recalls Cal Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge in Massachusetts with a regular Adams House breakfast order. Mac the waiter describes their simple meals grape nuts and tea for him, two Special No 1s for Mrs Coolidge, and grapefruit juice squeezed by the president. They ate quietly, seldom hosting guests, and had a calm dining routine reflecting their public and private restraint.
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