Global tensions and diplomacy mark European scene
Edward W Pickard reviews renewed Polish pressure on Lithuania with Warsaw massing 40 000 troops near Vilna and Berlin mediating while Britain and France settle naval limits. China seeks tariff autonomy with five power talks, Manchuria's stance shifts, Nanking discusses military and financial reform. Hoover and Smith campaign moves mix with farm and prohibition debates. Air mail rates drop boosting routes and letters volume.
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Poland
Lithuania
Germany
Berlin
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Kevne
Vilna
Revne
East Prussia
Danzig
Warsaw
France
Russia
Coolidge Tours Minnesota Iron Range After Gettysburg Monument
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge with son John visit the iron range of northern Minnesota. They tour Hibbing and Virginia mines, see the Virginia Rainey Lake lumber mill, and travel with railway president W. A. McGonagle before returning to Cedar Island lodge.
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William Colvill
Gettysburg
Cannon Falls
Minn
White House
Coolidge
John
Iron Range
Minnesota
W. A. McGonagle
Duluth, Massabe & Northern Railway
Hibbing
Virginia
Virginia Rainey Lake
Cedar Island Lodge
Prohibition Era Indicts 138 for City Night Club Violations
A federal grand jury indicted 138 individuals tied to New York night clubs for city law violations. Proprietors named include Texas Guinan and Helen Morgan. Prohibition agents pursued the case, revealing coordinated enforcement actions across the clubs.
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Swift
New York
Texas Guinan
Helen Morgan
Prohibition
Aviator Courtney and crew force landed at sea
British aviator Charles T Courtney and three companions on a world circling flight from the Azores to Newfoundland were forced down mid ocean. Their radio beacon provided their position and the Minnewaska rescued them within hours.
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Charles T. Courtney
Azores
Newfoundland
Minnewaska
Kentucky feud figure dies in Indianapolis years after exile
William S. Taylor, central to a Kentucky governorship feud and linked to the murder of rival William Gobel, died in Indianapolis where he had lived since fleeing after indictment. The Hoosier governor did not honor extradition papers. Other obituaries include Delphin M. Delinas, T. B. Walker, and Judge D. C. Westenhaver. A new board of engineers and geologists will study Owllder dam projects, with Roy O. West stressing independence from Interior policy. Herbert Hoover receives Seaman medal for lifesaving service and Mississippi flood relief efforts.
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Long Island
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East
Middle West
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McNary-Haugen
Smith
Raskob
Vance
New York
Illiam S. Taylor
Kentucky
William §. Gobel
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hoosier
Delphin M. Delinas
Harry Thaw
Santa Monica
Calif
T. B. Walker
Minneapolis
D. C. Westenhaver
Cleveland
Ohio
Owlder
Board of Engineers
the Interior
Roy O. West
Interior Department
William L. Sibert
Charles P. Berkey
Denver
The
Reclamation Service
American Museum of Safety
Herbert Hoover
Mississippi
Brighton Community Gathers for visits and reunions in town
Brighton reports a flurry of visits as relatives from Des Moines Iowa City Oskaloosa and Fairfield arrive. families host theatre trips reunions and a Methodist picnic as locals welcome guests from Philadelphia Muscatine and beyond. resident Frank Hoover home hosts many relatives over the weekend.
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Baby
Deg Moines
B. V. Garbry
Garbry
Camp
Victor Stacy
Iowa City
Calla Woodford
Basil Jones
Robert
Oskaloosa
Vernon Coffman
Vinton
Fred Vanerus
W. A. Coffman
Wm. Bassett
Mael Eisnberger
Marjorie
Philadelphia
Coffmans
Virginia Barker
Chicago
Nellie Coffman Barker
Milton Heidel
U. S. Navy
Heidel
Muscatine
Frances McFarland
Ira Schafer
Drakesville
Williams
Fairfield
Sarah Pringle
Arnold
P. J. Harkin
Cedar Rapids
Wayne Dickinson
Washington
Scott Dickinson
Alverta Carter
Abingdon
Illinois
H. L.gordon
Will Bristow
Princess
Mary Snyder
Frank Berry
Jesse Berry
Mediapolis
Bert Brown
Preston Hoover
West Chester
Frank Hoover
Elizabeth Lamansky
Social News from District No. 5 Community
Mrs Lloyd Humston reports a busy period with visits across families in Keota Victor Iowa and New York. Relatives from California to Wisconsin called or visited including Mr Laurel Stewart and Miss Ruth Norton leaving for Victor Iowa soon. A large picnic near Town City hosted 87 relatives and friends last Sunday.
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Mary Margaret Brady
Jacksonville
Edgar Porter
Cliff Maple
J. N. Phillips
Laurel Stewart
Wisconsin
Jno. Carris
Leta
Keota
Frank Pringle
Burl
Ernest Carlson
Roth
Baby
Lloyd Humston
Lonzo Booth
A Welman
New York
Elmer Cherry
Ruth Norton
Victor
Iowa
Chas. Hebner
Riley Miller
Wm. Pulver
California
Frank Heinzman
Pulver
Mrs. Heinzman
Elmer ,Cherry
Clarence Fulton
Geo. Fulton
Donald McLaughlin
Jessie Dowell
Alice Hunter
Rexall Orderlie Relief for Constipation Found
A Battle Creek physician notes constipation causes misery but Rexall Orderlie tablets offer relief by drawing water into the colon to soften waste and initiate a gentle natural movement. Each night dose promises a brighter morning with 24 tablets for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Stores.
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Battle Creek
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall Drug Store
Local social notes in draught of gatherings and visits
Mrs Edgar Porter and many families were entertained at the Lloyd Humston home. Visitors include Roger Johnson Wellman and Anna Wolfe of Iowa City with Claude Rhodeberh’s family. Eula Cherry recovering from surgery. Threshing continues as corn gathering looms. rain hoped away. Charles Vincent in Cleveland after uncle William Campbell’s death.
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Arch Owens
Frank Pringle
Topeka
Kansas
Charles Barthelow
J. B. Fulton
Margaret
Ruth
Roy Ellis
Oklahoma
Elmer Cherry
Jay Brown
Lauder Kennedy
Clayton Bear
Clayde Knapp
Chas Cherry
Ben Briley
Earl Birney
Harley O’laughlin
Anna
Jim O’laughlin
Kalona
Edgar Porter
Harve Humston
Robert Risk
Iowa City
Cy Bush
Lloyd Humston
Roger Johnson
Wellman
J. N. Phillips
Anna Wolfe
Lowally
Claude Rhodeberh
Harve Porter
C Jaynce Jackson
Clarence
Chicago
Fred Werner
Eula Cherry
Geo. Mas Son
Eula
Pete Berdo
Mrs. Bush
Will Marie
KE. L. Barthelow
Jno. Woods
Lloyd. Humston
Charley Welsh
R. G. Vincent
Martha
Mary Cassilos
Cedar Rapids
Keota
Viola Fuhr
Charles Vincent
Cleveland
Ohio
Wm. Campbell
Bush
Irene
Marie
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