Hoover selects eight cabinet appointees and vows farm relief
Edward W. Pickard reviews President Hoover’s first official act: submitting eight cabinet names, confirming them amid debate over Mellon’s continued post, and outlining aims for an extraordinary session to push farm relief and tariff revisions. He notes Dawes returns to Chicago, Coolidges’ quiet Northampton life, and Mexican rebellions shadowing diplomacy.
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Hoover
Senate
Andrew Mellon
Coolidge
Henry Lewis Stimson
New York
James William Good
Illnois
William Dewitt Mitchell
Minnesota
Walter Folger Brown
Ohio
Charles Francis Adams
Massachusetts
Ray Lyman Wilbur
California
Interior
Arthur M. Blyde
Missouri
Robert Patterson Lamont
Illnoits
Cretary
Commerce
McKellar
Tennessee
Judiciary Committee
Mellon
Treasury
Washington
Philippines
Kellogg
Congress
Smoot
Tilson
League of Nations tackles minority treatment in Europe
The Geneva council discussed the treatment of racial minorities in Europe but rejected immediate action, proposing study by a subcommittee. British foreign secretary Sir Austen Chamberlain stressed minorities must show loyalty and obligations to the country of which they are part.
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Europe
Council of the
League of Nations
Geneva
Austen Chamberlain
Italian court censures Nobile over Italia disaster
The Italian court of inquiry censured Umberto Nobile for the dirigible Italia accident. The report, in three sections, cites mishandling at the moment of impact as the cause and assigns responsibility to the expedition commander, then reviews survivors conduct and relief efforts.
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Nstead
Umberto Nobile
Italia
Arctic
Farm mortgage securities praised amid rising agricultural prosperity
Financial experts at Straus Brothers Investment Institute expect farm mortgage securities to remain solid as agriculture shows growth. 1927 crop value rose 8 percent over 1926, land sales peak, farming methods improve, and 1928 income likely higher. Conservative investors are advised to favor diversified farm mortgages with reliable issuing houses. Sunday notes and local social visits conclude the OCR fragment.
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Straus Brothers Investment Institute
Department of Agriculture
Lincoln Area Social News Highlights
Lexington March correspondents report visits by Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Timmins to Washington for dental work with Mrs. Timmins staying with sister Mrs. Longwell. O. C. Patterson butchered Thursday and several hosts, clubs, and families held meetings and meals with multiple attendees in attendance.
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Lexington
G. C. Timmins
Washington
Mrs.Timmins
Mrs. Longwell
O. C. Patterson
Columbus Junction election results and community notices
Mrs. Charles Eliason was reelected a Columbus Inde pendent school director for a three year term with 97 of 129 votes. W. T. Duncan received 82 votes. The P T A will meet at Columbus high school auditorium Thursday evening. Mrs C J Duncan hosts the W M B class Thursday afternoon. The Louisa county spelling contest is set for March 27 at the Wapello console dated school. Mrs Ella McSweeney returned from Des Moines after visiting her daughter Mrs Orville G Or Cutt. Revival meetings at the Dixie Free Methodist church under Rev R T Fine and Rev W J Trimble closed Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Herbert Swails and children moved to Macon Mississippi. Mrs Lulu McCoy of Davenport visited sister Mrs Lena Lowes while on furlough from mission work. Miss Ethel Ruesles of Des Moines fields of India spoke at the Methodist church Sunday morning. Ruodiph Votrouheck of Solon visited his father L Votrouhek Sunday. Rebekah lodge members plan initiation practice at Thursday evening meeting.
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Columbus Junction
Charles Eliason
Columbus Indepent
W. T. Duncan
Columbus High School
C. J. Duncan
Presbyterian Sunday School
Louisa County
Wapello
Ella McSweeney
Des Moines
Orville G. Or Cutt
Dixie Free Methodist Church
R. T. Fine
University Park
W. J. Trimble
Herbert Swails
Erelyn
Maynard
Macon
Lulu McCoy
Davenor
Lena Lowees
Ethel Ruesles
Des Mainfields
India
Methodist Church
Ruodiph Votrouheck
Solon
Ll. Votrouhek
Rebekah
Washington Masonic lodge meeting notices digest
Lodges Washington Chapter So Society regular meetings second Thursday night monthly Pearl Kennedy W M Irene Bickford Secretary Visiting members welcome Damascus Shrine No 10 regular meeting third Tuesday monthly at Masonic Temple rooms Mrs L A Jones W H P Sara E Walker Worthy Scribe Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M regular meeting first Friday monthly Theron J Pease W M A W Yard secretary
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Washington
O. B
Pearl Kennedy
W. M
Irene Bickford
Damascus Shrine
W. Ss. of
Masonic Temple
L. A. Jones
Sara E. Walker
Washington Lodge
A. F
A. M
Theron J. Pease
A. W. Yard
Rail timetable summary for eastbound and westbound trains
The notice lists eastbound and westbound passenger and freight schedules for several routes. It details numbers, departure and arrival times, daily patterns, and local branch services, with agent names L. Goodlander and J. McKay. It notes daily operations with exceptions on Sundays and lists multiple branch and freight services.
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J. €. McKay
W. Crell
Local Dentist and Bank Office Advertised in Journal
Dr Frank Boller dentist listings at 76 20814 W Washington St and Dr T J Pease at 502 50% Washington National Bank Building with phone numbers. The Journal notes sections for For Sale For Rent Want or Lost and highlights broad daily readership.
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T. A. Michels
Washington, Iowa
Temple Building
Frank Boller
Washington St
Washington National Bank
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Alberto Mariano
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General Nobile
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O. C
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FE. EF. Fleming
Winn
Clarence Timmins
LieRoy Schulty
Pilotsburg Aid Society
C. M. Keck
D. A. Huber
Roy Schulty
Carl Oldfield
Martha
Reea
Golden State
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Cpa
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C. B
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L. L. Moothart
Meves Erroth Et al
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the Evening Journal
Physicians and Surgeons
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F. & M. Gank Bld.g
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M.D
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W.L. Alcorn
Wilson Heating Co
South
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M. D
National Bank
Preston LL. Wiper
Little & Prat
Lloyd Little Host
Mart Pratt
J. M. Kylie Willard
A. R
Austin Sutherland
Iowa
Morrison & Morrison Lawyers
Morrison Bldg
North Side Sq
TL. Brookhart Law
Opera House
Livingston & Richer
LAW Abstract Department
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C. J. Wilson
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Lawyers Opposite Journal Office
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West Chiester
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LL. B. Lupton
S. Iowa Ave
T. J. Pease
W. J. Masson
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