Ottumwa bars bobbed hair and short skirts at city hall
A chaotic clipping lists numerous Iowa local items including a Creston engineer Dan Angis dead, Red Oak calendar worker Ed P. Dutton alive after suicide attempt, and Creston mayor B C Keith filing involuntary bankruptcy. The roundup also notes a Nashua hall fire, Monticello death of George W Green at 82, Osage homicide, and many other scattered incidents across towns like Cherokee and Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Dan Angis
Creston
Ed P. Dutton
Red Oak Calender Factory
B. C. Keith
Nashwa
George W. Green
Monticello
Jones County
James Jewell
Osage
Paul J. Hoover
Mount Pleasant
Burns
Sioux City
Northwest
Henry Jungers
Hospers
Christine Brunemeier
Justine Granner
Hubbard
India
Evangelical Church
Tracy
Norman B. Foon
Chicago
Freak M. Downer
Osceola
Board of Supervisors
Montgomery County
Gladbrook
West Tama County
George E. Conant
Herman Dierks
A. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Edna Morgan
Clark
Renwick
Cedar Rauids
Charles Wilhelm
New Hampton
Germany
William Kurtenberg
Independence
Jerup
John O'Connor
Cartersville
Clela Mahan
Thornburg
Henry Jahnke
Belle Plaine
J. R. Kline
William Young
Union Township
Leonard E. Elsworth
Omaha
Cornell Bluffs
Glenwood Lake
Glenwood
Valley Junction
George Gallarao
R. C. Lane
Howard F. Eddington
Northwestern Bell Telephones Company
Notable World News Highlights Across 1922 Events
A broad roundup reports on varied 1922 events including illnesses of notable figures Mrs. Fintey J. Shepard in New York, the death of Dr. Lee Ben Clark in Atlanta, and former Senator Albert J. Hoping in Aurora. It notes sports, political shifts, legal actions, and industrial incidents across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fintey J. Shepard
Helen Gould
Women's Hospital At
New York
Irregulars, Prohibition Vote, and French Clash Dominate News
Reports from Dublin say twenty irregular soldiers were killed at Kenmar amid western and southwestern activity. In Sweden the dry reform plebiscite returns show 772 747 for and 40 590 against. Premier Pachitch and Premier Benes reach complete agreement in Marienbad on the international situation. France appears set for independent measures against Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmar
Dublin
Stockholm
Pachitch
Jugo-Slavia
Benes
Czechoslovakia
Marienbad, Es
Poincare
Paris
France
Germany
Homesick for the Army: Korean-born Kook Re-enlists in Indiana
Ah Han Kook, born in Korea and raised in Hawaii, told Indianapolis American Legion officials he plans to return to Army service. A private first class and specialist fourth class in the medical department, he produced an honorable discharge and said his officer Dr H C Foley of Portsmouth Ohio invited him to work after discharge. He first served in Hawaii National Guard in 1917, then in the national army and regulars until 1922, and departed for Fort Benjamin Harrison to re enlist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Hawaii
United States Army
Ah Han Kook
American Legion
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Kook
H. C. Foyler
Gay Street
Portsmouth
Army
Schofield Barracks
H. T. Post No. 6
Legion
Keck
Legion Headquarters
National Guard
National Army
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Shelley's Tale Sets Ambition at West Point
James Shelley of Phoenix Arizona, a World War veteran, has been named a West Point plebe. He enlisted underage, served nine months overseas with artillery, and aims to graduate as a second lieutenant in four years. His telegram reply to the point question was seven words: I want to be second to none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Milk Products Company
Elmo Jordan
Pleasantville
C. O. Davis
Iowa City
Cour
Davenport
F. C.parrish
Waterloo
John Blue
Pillman Company
T. A. Cushman
Clinton, Oklahoma and Southern Railway
Atlantic
Henry Fox
Oelwein
Fort Dodge
George Gray
Fox
John Weir
Neils Kristiansen
William Bartel
American National Assurance Society of St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
Henry N. Crause
Eldora
Crause
Jesse Williams
A. E. Pickett
Marshalltown
Pasadena
Calif
Robert Moreland
Clear Lake
Mason City
Moreland
Cal. B. C. Haynes
Centerville
G. C. Haines
Fils
Arthur
Harding
Columbus Gazette
Columbus Junction
Louiss County
Lornette Brown
Union Township
W. A. Duncan
J. B. Gray
Mr. Duncan
John Colton
Iowa Iron and Metal Company
Canton
U. & Bureau of Anual Industry
Iowa
West Point
James Shelley
Phoenix
Ariz
Shelley
Steels
West Point Oficial
American Legion post charter sought for Korea
An application for a Korean Legion post charter is filed with the national organization in Indianapolis. Sixteen eligible members are listed for Korea with 15 names on the application, to be based at Kwangju Chosen, organized by Al L Swinehart treasurer of the South Presbyterian mission. He urges rapid action to form a going post and notes strong reunion interest among veterans abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Korea
Legion's National Organization Department
Indianapoii
Focal
Kwangju
Chosen
al. L. Swineheart
South Presbyterian
United States
Carrying On With the American Legion
Wilt Murison wins divorce from his wife after district court annuls their marriage freeing him to pursue other vows. The article notes formation of a soci club by American Legion Auxiliary members and a nationwide expansion of the Forty and Eight organization chapters.
Freedom from Laxatives Ad Promotes Nujol Remedy
A vintage ad touts Nujol as a gentle natural lubricant for constipation, claiming it mimics Nature's lubricant, is harmless, and suitable for long term use. It markets Nujol as non habit forming andprescribed by physicians, with hospital usage cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afoi
Cal
Natury
Too Low Standards, Hays Says Motion Picture Spirit Needs Rise
New York director Hays criticizes film field for preferring lowbrow works. He argues many in the industry underestimate quality, likening the crowd to a chorus girl who discovers her husband reads vast yellow journalism after their wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Hays
New York
The Boss Never Thinks So Dialogue Fragment
A brief exchange shows one worker declaring a task seems excessive while another concedes the burden but cannot persuade the boss to admit it. The fragment hints at workplace tension and communication gaps.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa News
Hsu Lie
Lee Ben Clark
Atlanta
Albert J. Hoping
Illinois
Aurora
Lorimer
Sporting Mike Mrady
Detroit
Mich
Ven
Qouths
Philtten
Washington
Internal Revenue
Blair
Daugherty
Cummina
Cleveland
Lmited
Gary
Ferguson
Temple
Tex
Eame B. Mayfield, Inc
Rono
United States Senate
Ku Klux Klan
South Dakota
Bloux Falla
Monow
Neb
Engineera
Chicago & Alton
Roadhouse
J. 5. Burris
Henderson, Ky
Chenga & Wastern Tunnels
Haub- Brudt
Ind
Francis 8. Peabody
Peabody Coal Company
Wilionaire White
Katy Fiver
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Bells
Denison
Yex
de. Stephen Silth
The
Aerican Public Health Association
Hha
Walter ©. Manson
Montaur Malls
Vic
United States Naval Transport
Henderson
Honolulu
San Branetsee
Denby
Navy
Whenee
Dhuan
State Department
Forestry Ab Sianmenta
Tuckson
Caanak
John Drysdale
Franly Cevents
Clarksburg
W. Va
Lieutenant Reeves
San Diego
Clarence William Green
Elsinore
Elsinoré
Los Angeles
Lucile Dragon
St. Louis
Roodhouse, IL
Roodhouse
Wih
First National Bank of
Woodriver
Mississippi
United States Railroad Labor Board
Federal Chemical Company
Nashville, Tenn
Lawrence
Mass
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bayre
Noman Carmel
Northern Pacific
Wymer
Milenburg
Wash
Paunie St. Merril
Samuel A. Merril
Des Moines
Palo Alto
Edward
Brundage
Morton, IL
Herrin
Haskell
Okla
Ezra Dickey
Trea
Ford Tractor
Detroit, Mich
Quiberon Bay
Brest
Hutun
American Relief Organization
America
Moscow
Petrograd
Auericios
Maiord
Kul
Baie Ina
Tongariinbuodin
Crosserte
Ruder Ceordon
George Rohitelewn
Russia
U. S
Thurmink
Wiltusen
Lincoln
Distriet Court
Wilt Murison
Discovery
Sciéntiste
Ductrlan
Clarence
Annalen Oy
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