100th birthday marked for New York financier Stewart
John A. Stewart aged 100, chairman of the United States Trust Company of New York, celebrated at his Morristown summer home with family. He remains active as bank chairman and lent his name to banking committee plans for the upcoming American Bankers Association convention in Manhattan.
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New York
Morristown
N. Tis
John A. Stewart
United States Trust Company of New York
Mr. Stewart
Stewart
Trust Company
Fulton Street
Broadway
Columbia College
Board of Education
United States Life Insurance Company
United States Trust Company
American Trust Company
Manhattan
Lincoln
J. P. Morgan & Company
United States
Grover Cleveland
Peter Cooper
John Jacob Astor
William E. Dodge
William H. Macy
The Woman He Married Comes to Fox Theatre
The Woman He Married, a hit Broadway play, becomes a motion picture directed by Fred Niblo and stars Anita Stewart. The First National attraction opens at the Fox Theatre for a two day run tonight with Darrel Foss Donald MacDonald William Conklin Shannon Day Charlotte Pierce and Charles Belcher in the cast.
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Fox Theatre
Anita Stewart
Fred Niblo
Darrel Foss
Donald MacDonald
William Conklin
Shannon Day
Charlotte Pierce
Charles Belcher
Miss Stewart
Man 's long wartime ordeal ends in marriage in Iowa
Frank Walters who enlisted in 1917 and served in France was gassed and treated in thirteen government hospitals over three and a half years. He is now married, on a California honeymoon, and awaiting full recovery as the government continues support.
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Sheldon, Ia
Frank Walters
France
Mr. Walters
California
Cut Corn At Right Time For Silage Quality
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station experts advise waiting until kernels are hard and leaves brown before cutting for silage. Too green corn yields high acid. too dry corn needs moisture to aid fermentation and proper packing to prevent mold. Use inch long cuts and tamp edges to remove air pockets. if refilling after a pause, run the blower to vent gas buildup.
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Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Duty of Government and Essential Trains
Glenwood Arkansas editorial argues it is the government's duty to ensure essential trains run and to protect workers, noting that without this protection the nation is not the land of the free but the land of the thug.
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Glenwood
Ark
Willing Cumberland mother praises Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Mrs Heier of 53 Dilley Street Cumberland Maryland says she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound from her teens to ease back pain during pregnancy and childbirth. After starting the remedy she reports strong health, handles seven children, and is glad to answer letters from other women seeking similar relief. Her offer to respond personally is included.
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Cumberland, Md
Lydia E. Pinkham
John Herer
Dilley St
Cumberland
Prohibition in 25 Years Sees 1947 Milestones
William N. Anderson, leader of the Anti-Saloon League, predicts Prohibition will become nonissue after 25 years. He foresees five to six years of arrests and enforcement gains, then 15 years to educate the public, with the goal of a dry America by 1947 and little chance of Volstead Act change. He cites Albany, New York as a dry stronghold and notes widespread Allied Citizens of America enrollment and enforcement plans.
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America
William N. Anderson
Anderson
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
NEA Service
Anti-Saloon League
Beauce
Firet
Allied Citizens of America, Inc
Yonkers
New York State
Allied Citizens of America
Borah May Head New Political Group
Rumors spread of a new party led by Senator William E. Borah formed from irreconcilables. Idaho Republicans oppose Borah on tariffs while Borah’s influence splits party ranks. California figures like Hiram Johnson and Hearst are linked to potential Borah Johnson Hearst alignment.
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Borah
San Francisco
William E. Borah
West
Nampa
Idaho
Idaho Progressive Party
Republican State Convention
Wallace
Senate
Progressive Party
California
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
William Randolph Hearst
New York
James A. Reed
Missouri
Dem
Washington
Jail breaker is true to form in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids reports Albert Conrad, a famed jail breaker, remains at large amid a wave of Fort Madison escapees this year. Police suspect the same Conrad who twice escaped Linn county jail and fled an Iowa City grocery break in 1920. Larkspur, a poisonous plant, threatens cattle in Washington National Forest grazing allotments this year.
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Cedar Rapids
Albert Conrad
Fort Madison
Conrad
Linn County
Johnson County
Iowa City
National Forest
Washington
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