News Review of Current Events by Edward W. Pickard
Edward W Pickard surveys Hoover's Washington week from cabinet talks to farm policy and Latin America links. He notes cabinet prospects, possible posts for Mellon Donovan Klein and Brookhart warnings, with planned Cuba trips and an extra session push on farm relief. Also reports on naval treaty debate and a dramatic long-distance test flight.
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Uncertain Rule, Censorship Tightens in Kingdom
The king established strict censorship, overhauled Yugor Slavian law, and banned public assemblies. Italy and Great Britain follow developments with interest, and Britain reportedly disapproves of Alexander's actions.
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Mourning for Grand Duke Nicholas in Cannes
Witte Russians mourn the death of Grand Duke Nicholas chief claimant to the throne and cousin of the late Czar Nicholas II. His nephew Grand Duke Cyril becomes head of the Russian imperialists amid world events.
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Snowbound Potssburgh Letter Recaps Local News and Illnesses
Mrs Frank Strange reports in Potssbury about heavy snow delaying rural delivery, road driftage hindering travel. She lists local illnesses including Carson Wilson children and Oscar Lowry family, with care from Wi Martin. Notes on schooling, marriages, purchases, society meetings, and farm activity amid wintry conditions.
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Columbus Junction Hosts Second Annual Mother-Daughter Event
The second annual mother-daughter event is set for January 24 at the United Jerian church. Men will serve and proceeds go to the Columbus Hautauqua Association. Committee members include Mayor E F Davis J P Hawkins William H Stephens E O Newell Brisson and many local leaders. The I O O F camp held an oyster supper Saturday night and Columbus high school beat Morning Sun 17 to 14 with Mediapolis visiting Friday. Local families travel for funerals and birthdays as community groups plan meetings and visits.
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H. L. Roberts
W. FE. Ruston
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C. N. Johnston
C. Hanft
H. Lee Huston
Nettie Blair
Columbus High School
Morning Sun’ High School
Mediapolis
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Billings
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Tanlac touted as relief for digestive troubles and nervousness
An advertisement claims Tanlac eases gas pains dizziness and stomach trouble and improves appetite sleep and energy. It cites user testimony from Denver and promises money back if no relief, urging readers to buy from their local druggist.
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Riverside report lists Mary Salladay as associate conductress
In a Riverside community notice Mary Salladay is named as associate conductress. The fragment references Tiawernits and CGH Morn with scattered names and roles, indicating a local page entry highlighting personnel in a public or ceremonial post.
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the Nets
Esahiawers Grate Ries
Mary Salladay
Railway Time Table for Eastbound and Westbound Trains
An old timetable lists eastbound and westbound trains including the Golden State Limited No 4 and No 12 with arrival and departure times such as 93:43 a.m and 91:15 a.m. Also shown are connections at Knoxville Branch and various local passenger and freight services with agent credits to H W Russell and McKAY.
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Golden State Limited
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California
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Paseeneer Traine Dally
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First annual meeting of Peoples Trust and Savings Bank
The first annual meeting of stockholders and directors was held Monday. Directors elected for another year were William Griffin, Ed Godrove, Robert Himan, Ed Kos, and Alvah. Wm. O'Loughlin was re elected president and Hubert Doud cashier.
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Indianola Man Kills Wife Then Shoots Self
Des Moines today reports Claude R. Brewer aged 49 shot and killed his wife Nora Brewer yesterday afternoon at their Indianola home, then fatally wounded himself with a self-inflicted bullet. He was hospitalized in Des Moines in critical condition, having warned relatives he feared losing his mind while recovering from influenza. Everett Brewer, a cousin, was notified after a note was written.
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Hindianola Tragedy Sees Brewer Kill Wife Then Self
Coroner's jury finds James Brewer killed his wife in Hindianola probably while temporarily insane and then shot himself. Three children survived, including Lowell, age 10, who was at home during the incident.
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