Harmony Program Expected at State House Under Kendall
Des Moines January 5 The harmony between Governor Kendall and Attorney General elect Ben Gibson is to guide Iowa law enforcement. Gibson will wait to appoint state agents until after Kendall takes office. A new executive council will take over in ten days with Ramsay remaining secretary. Kendall and Mrs Kendall will move to Des Moines this week.
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State House
Kendall
Des Moines
H. M. Hayner
W. J. Harding
State Department of Justice
Ben J. Gibson
N. E Kendall
Gibson
Executive Council
Ramsay
Allen
R. E F. Johnson
Muscatine
R. E. Bales
Burbank
Capitol
Polk County Man May Lead Senate Judicial Committee
Polk county attorney Parker may head the senate judicial committee, indicating possible leadership in upcoming state deliberations and committee assignments.
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Ator Parker
Polk County
Senate Judicial Committee
Ford official Klingensmith resigns over policy clash
Detroit January 5 Frank J L Klingensmith vice president and treasurer of Ford Motor Company announces resignation citing disagreement with some business policies. He is the second Ford official to resign in the last week following Charles A Brownell advertising manager who resigned last Friday.
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Thirty-ninth General Assembly
Hammill
Foskett
Page County
Senate Appropriations Committee
Joe Frailey
Lee County
Senate Insurance Committee
Byron W. Newberry
Clayton County
Senate Committee On Schools
Newberry
Holdoegel
Calhoun County
Senate
Detroit
Mich
Frank J L. Klingensmith
Ford Motor Comany Today
Klingensmith
Ford
Inet
Charles A. Brownell
Open Country Best of All
Quote praising open country as the purest form of life and freedom, extolling its variety and beauty as unsurpassed by any other place in the world. The excerpt emphasizes the appeal of living freely in wide landscapes.
Memorial Union Plans Published by Iowa Architects
Iowa Memorial Union proposed for Iowa City with a Renaissance design by Boyd and Moore of Des Moines. The $1 million steel and limestone complex would house a 1200 seat main floor hall, memorial displays, club rooms, student organization spaces, and extensive facilities across three floors. Canvassing began in 1919 with campaign directors Ruth Rogers, Charles H. Weller, and Ralph G. Grassfield leading a nationwide fundraising effort.
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Iowa City
Iowa Memorial Union
Boyd and Moore
Des Moines
Memorial Union Board
Iowa
New York City
Ruth Rogers
Charles H. Weller
Ralph G. Grassfield
Rings Shared by Chilean and Peruvian Grooms
Plain gold wedding rings are bought in duplicate by the bridegrooms of Chile and Peru, one ring given to the bride and the other retained by the groom.
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Chile
Peru
Monmouth College Opens Dorm Annex for 92 Students
Monmouth college will house 92 co eds in a new dorm annex on Ninth Street opposite McMichael hall. Mrs. Culbertson, from Indianapolis, arrives to supervise and staff the annex, which mirrors the main dorm in comfort and amenities.
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Monmouth Review
Monmouth College
Ninth Street
McMichael Hall
Cuthbertson
Indianapolis
California leads at fruit packing in 1920s report
San Francisco reports filed with the Chamber of Commerce show California produced 486,000,909 cans of dried fruit and vegetables valued at 108,096,675 dollars. The state accounted for the nation’s and world’s supply of canned asparagus ripe olives and canned apricots.
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San Francisco
California
Strange Yet Silent Marriages Stir Public Debate
A brief note reflects on quiet marriages drawing attention only after disclosure, indicating social intrigue and shifting norms within the community as discussed in the Boston Transcript.
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Boston Transcript
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Glenn Haynes
Atso
Haynes
Fred P. Woodruff
Knoxville
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
John A. Guther
Winterset
Automobile Co
Memorial Union
University
Cloyce Beard
Grahatms
Cd Aera
el A
Ladies’ Union
Grahams
Coats
Serge
Aes
Grahams Dept Stores
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