Lowden Will Clean House and Control the Disloyal
A Cedar County town torn by postwar loyalties votes for a loyal mayor, plans to remove non loyal officials, and hints at pressuring business owners to display a strong American stance. The council meeting names Hugo Pancratz as mayor elect and discusses replacing the town marshal while tensions rise between loyal Americans and so called pros amid German American tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McGillivray
Hugo Pancratz
Fred Hartwig
William Struck
Lowden
United States
France
Wm. Fehling
Herman Deke
Pancratz
Stout
William Koch
H. R. Griespach
Koch
Griespach
Henry Albert
German- American Patriotic Association of Iowa
Iowa State Council of National Defense
German- American Patriotic Association
United States of America
American Legion
Catholics in United States Reach 17 Million
New York June 7 The 1919 Official Catholics Directory reports 17,549,324 Catholics in the United States, up 133,021 from last year. Compiler Joseph H Meier notes a national census could push the figure beyond 19.5 million, with a 25 year rise of 8,471,?000.
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New York
United States
Joseph H. Meier
Claims of Italy and Jugo-Slavia Territory Map Debate
The article outlines the proposed borders of the new Kingdom of Jugoslavia with Serbia as the sole Ally power in the region. It details port access and rail links along the Adriatic coast, naming cities such as Spalato Ragusa Cattaro Durazzo and Fiume and arguing Italy seeks Fiume as a gateway to the Istrian peninsula with rail connections supporting trade.
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Jugo Slavia
Serbia
Slavonia
Carniola
Croatia
Bosnia
Herzegovinia
Montenegro
Greece
Albania
Hungary
Adriatic
Spalato
Gravosa
Ragusa
Cattaro
Antivari
Dalmatian
Montenegran
Durazzo
Avalona
Danube
Salonika
Fiume
Austria
Triest
Bucarii
Segna
All the
Italy
England
Nce
Russia
United States
New Kingdom
Bucarri
Novigrad
Viume
Zara
Jugo Slav
Istrian
Louisa Man Fined For His Disloyalty
Ury J. Odell of Davis and Louisa counties, convicted under the espionage act, failed to pay a 5000 dollar fine plus 3000 in Victory bonds and 2000 cash. A mittimus was issued. he later paid the 2000 cash and costs after a detention and court process in Keokuk Ottumwa. Odell had moved from Davis to Louisa county amid antiwar sentiment, was tried in Ottumwa, and sentenced in Keokuk.
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Keokuk, Ja
Ury J. Odell
Davis
Louisa Counties
Lews
United States
Thomas P. Gray
Wade
Keokuk
Gray
Louisa County
Ottumwa
Odell
Costa
President Wilson
Marshal Reed
Keoku
Davis County
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Offer
There is more Catarrh in this section than all other diseases combined. It is said to be incurable by local remedies alone, so a constitutional treatment is proposed. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is taken internally to reach the blood and mucous surfaces. A hundred dollar reward is offered for any case it fails to cure. Testimonials and endorsements are claimed. Also promoted are Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Ae Eney
Hal
Dyes of the World film at Graham shows heart romance
The Gra ham presents a nine reel motion picture adaptation titled The Eyes of the World based on Harold Bell Wright's romance. It will be shown to book readers on June 10 and 11 at the Graham theater.
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Harold Bell Wright
Graham
Optimistic Thought: Foundations of States in Law and Space
A concise assertion cites that the core of any state rests on sound laws and well governed regions. The phrasing links legal structure with geographic or regional governance as a unified basis for political order.
Grocers Strike At Packers Trust in National War
At the Cincinnati convention of the National Wholesale Grocers Association William B. Colver warned the five-meat-packer combine plans to expand into 70 extra food lines. Dana T. Ackerly led a legal move with Clifford Thorne to secure a square deal for wholesalers and curb preferential railroad rates. The group warned the alliance could squeeze wholesalers within a decade and retailers within fifteen.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National
Wholesale Grocers’ Association
William B. Colver
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Dana T. Ackerly
New York
Association
Clifford Thorne
Chicago
Lightning Strikes One of Six Nova Scotia Brothers
Six Canso, Nova Scotia brothers named Cyrus Elias Sis Ananias Zicharias and Cortelius worked on a fish wharf when a sudden thunderstorm hit and Ananias was struck by lightning. The Boston Transcript reports the event.
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Canso
Nova Scotia
Cyrus
Elias
Sis
Ananias
Zicharias
Cortelius
Boston Transcript
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D. D. Gallivray
McGillivray
Wilson
Ernest Meier
Federal Court
John Reichert
Frank O'Connor
Meier
Hartwig
London
Berlin
Struck
Cedar County
Alberts
Freda Hartwig
Edgar Wintz
Conrad Miller
Joe Loettjohan
J. P
Grand Jury
Jugo-Slavia
Dalmatia
Trau
Castelnuovo
Dulcigno
Scutari
Switzerland
Apriat Ska
Louisa
Qdell
Hion Sranpaap
J. E. Lemmon
Washington, Iowa
Graham Picture News
Formu
W. B
W. B. Forma
W. B. Reduso
Weingarten Bros., Inc
Grocers
Hire Thorne
Choice
Tewart
Stewart
White Way
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