Sandino Killed by Nicaraguan Guards in Managua
Gen Augustino Sandino famed rebel leader and foe of the U S occupation was shot dead by national guardsmen in Managua. Five other Nicaraguan officers and a ten year old child were killed as guards attacked the home of Agriculture Minister Salvaterra. President Sacasa called the killings lawless and asked Congress for power to restore order. Don Sandino was present with his son and was briefly detained before release.
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Managua
Nicaragua
U.P
Augustino Sandino
United States
Salvaterra
Juan Sacasa
Congress
Don Sandino
Troop F Dinner Brings National Guard Leaders Together
General Grahl heads state National Guard event with Major Lancaster Col. Venter and Captain Hollowell in attendance. Notable guests include Lt. Tandy Rev. O'Donnell and Col. Wilson, honored veteran, as the troop roster lists Brown Conner Donaldson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grahl
Ralph A. Lancaster
Ray Venter
Cavalry
C. J. Lambert
Sigourney
118Th Cavalry
T. P. Hollowell
Ft. Madison
J. E. Thomas
Des Moines
United States
Knud Boberg
United States Army
Fred Tandy
Ottumwa
J. H. O'Donnell
Washington
Cavalry Regiment
W. G. Eldridge
Will Griffin
Riverside
Lloyd Lytle
Harold Putnam
Paul Gorham
Wilson
Col
C. J. Wilson
National Guard
Oral J. Brown
Walter C. Conner
Iowa Senate Delays Final Action on Tax Revision Bill
The Iowa Senate again postponed a final decision on the tax revision bill. Lawmakers indicated additional study and amendments were needed before a decisive vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Senate
Anderson Speaks at Meeting in Local U P Church
Dr. Anderson addresses attendees at a church gathering inviting first class members and listing numerous private and enlisted individuals from the community. The event includes names such as Virgil F. Barmmett Raymond L. Barham Henry VM. Carris and Donald J. Kerr among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Anderson
U. P
Virgil F. Barmmett
Raymond L. Barham
Henry VM. Carris
Stanley L Dawson
Maeth H. Dougall
Everett L. Embree
Dean F. Enfield
Harold L. Kerr
Hubert Lohrer
Clayton F. Matlock
Lioyd L. Robertson
Willard RB. Schulty
Guy Truax
Floyd T. Tucker
Nathaniel E Young
Arnold RR
James Snyder to Lead Southeast Iowa Carriers Meeting
James Snyder retired rural mail carrier and Louisa county mail carriers president announces a district meeting for carriers and families in five southeast Iowa counties. The event runs from February 22 in Wapello with a noon dinner by the Methodist Ladies Aid and an afternoon program at the high school auditorium.
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Columbus Junction
Vpeb
James Snyder
Louisa County Mail Carriers’ Association
Working to Prevent Strike of 26 000 Railroad Employes
Fred Sargent of the Chicago and North Western met with labor leaders in Chicago to avert a walkout by 26 000 workers. A strike vote reportedly showed overwhelming support, with unions accusing management of violating contracts.
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Chicago
Fred Sargent
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
Gravel road work and social notes from Cedar River area
The report notes a gravel pit opening near the Cedar River north of Fredonia with about 200 cable yards removed in a ten hour day. Ten trucks haul gravel for the Gladwin road project running north from Blatt road along the Iowa river from Columbus Junction. The Gladwin road was improved in 199% but not surfaced.
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Conesville
Peorin
Ith Fay Kemp
Burlington
Helen Dallmeyer
Purline Asher
Coe College
Cedar River
Fredonia
Gladwin
Blatt
Iowa River
Columbus Junction
Goat Farm Pays Its Way in New York Cheese
A Polish-born woman, an immigrant after the war, built one of New York state’s largest goat ranches on a farm near Boston. Starting with twenty goats six years ago, she turned a profit by producing Swiss cheese from the milk in the Swiss tradition.
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Boston
New York State
Switzerland
Centerville Visits Washington In Friday Night Showdowns
Washington junior college and high school face Centerville and Fairfield at Fairfield in key Little Six battles. Washington seeks a win to keep state tourney hopes alive while Fairfield aims to climb from the cellar with Kupka and improved play. Neal Sands referees the JC game. later the high school clash decides playoff seeding.
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Washington Junior College
Centerville
Fairfield High School
Fairfield
Washington
George Freshwaters
Bunch
Cardinals
Freshwaters
Marshalltown
Glider
Neal Sands
Muscatine
Washington Demons
Demons
Kupka
Guy Carlton
Belgium Buries Dead King Albert in Mourning Ceremony
Belgium in deep mourning honored King Albert with a flag draped gun caisson bearing his body to the cathedral for funeral services and to Laeken for burial. Princes peasants statesmen and soldiers formed a long procession led by Prince Leopold who will be crowned king tomorrow.
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Brussels
Belgium
Albert
Laeken
Leopold
Jamaica Island Springs Highlight Warm Salt Spring
Jamaica Island offers numerous hot and thermal springs with Milk River's warm salt spring noted as likely the most remarkable of its kind in the world.
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Jamaica
Milk River
Mystery tea at Methodist church hosted by Unit 4 Ladies Aid
Tonight at 7 39 a mystery tea will be held at the Methodist church under Unit 4 Ladies Aid sponsorship. The event promises surprises and unusual entertainment. Also advertised are a sale of 1000 printed envelopes for 3 90 and 500 for 2 25 with Journal job printing offers and prompt telephone orders.
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Methodist Church
Unit 4
Ladies Aid
Journal
Job Printing Department
Fleming Home Damaged by Roof Fire
A fire at 214 West Madison Street damaged only a small portion of the roof of Mrs James Fleming’s house after neighbors using a bucket brigade confined the blaze. The milkman alerted Mrs Fleming around eight this morning and fire crews arrived promptly. Insurance covers the loss.
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James Fleming
West
Madison Street
Washington's Foreign Visit Barbaidoes
The article notes a 1751 visit by Gen. George Washington and his brother Lawrence to Barbaidoes in the Caribbean. Bridgetown, the port city, is described as the easternmost Caribbean landfall near Nelson’s historic HQ and the Washington house remains standing.
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Washington
Barbaidoes
George Washington
Lawrence
Feland
Bridgetown
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
Washingtons Birthday Chicken Dinner Celebrated by Christian Ladies
The Christian Ladies hosted a festive Washingtons birthday chicken dinner with flags and red, white and blue crepe decorations. Attendees enjoyed a good meal. Mrs. Russel Frink underwent a major operation at Washington County Hospital this morning.
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Russel Frink
Washington County Hospital
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Richard DIX
Dic-A-Doo
Sandino
Modern
Pease & Ross
Hite
John Shields & Sons
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Warry J. Donaldson
Rudolph W Knottnerus
GG. Rollean
Thomas H. Dodd
Melville Donaldson
Neal F. Jarobe
Rodney Kephart
Rodney F. Sage
Max A. Donaldson
Warren FR. Donaldson
Ferry F. Fields
Dale F. Kiesey
Gilbert Layton
Richard C. Me Dole
Martha Butler
Methodist Church of
E. O. Sisters Hood
Anna Mulhern
Ellizabeth Shaum
H. Lee Huston
P. m
Margaret Huston
James Robert
Mrs
D. D. McDougal
Conference Committee
House
Beardsley
Rep
Clarke
Paw
Harrington
PWA
Christ
Anderson
D. Chalmers Fulton
Washington Church
India
Beromine
Board of Foreign Missions
Hoe
West Coast
C Church
Crawfordsville
Columbus City
Ainsworth
F. W. Eastwood
Presbyterian Church of Washington
S. Fred Sharpe
United Presbyterian
P. D. Horde
New York City
GEO. L. McDaniel Druggist
Quality Cleaners
C. W. Davis
W. S. van Dyke
Arctic
RADIO
Red
Van’s Radio Shop
Bandord van Dyke
Nou
Florsheim
Moore
Bootery
Centervillians
Island of Springs
Fleming
K. C. Hall
Onal
Rukgaber
West Side Square
Wilson Brothers
Widmer & Busby
Busby
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