Hoover’s Candidacy Prospects Stir Political Circles
The piece discusses Herbert Hoover as a potential but untested presidential candidate with a background in food administration during the war. It notes his lack of party ties and questions whether his international experience may appeal to Americans, comparing him to Wilson and suggesting he has time to prepare.
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Europe
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McKinley
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Herbert
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Washington
League of Nations
White House
No Audience for My Flu Tale in the Neighborhood
The speaker laments lack of listeners as neighbors all catch the flu. He imagines boasting of unique pains yet admits no one will hear his woes. He muses on how sickness robs him of attention and pride, noting that everyone else is equally afflicted.
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Adam
Hoover’s stance urged before declaring party allegiance
The piece argues Herbert Hoover should openly declare his political positions rather than wait for party conventions. It questions his views on Wet or Dry, preparedness, sea power, economy, League Covenant, and constitutional representation, noting he will not reveal them yet.
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New York Times
Hoover
Herbert
United States
Congress
War ends, bills linger for job holders in Oskaloosa
The note cites that even after hostilities cease the workforce remains affected and bills persist, reflecting ongoing economic strain as reported by the Oskaloosa Herald.
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Oskaloosa Herald
Rainy Weather Boosts Bookshops and Pews in Marshalltown
Rainy days bring shoppers to book stores and churchgoers to pews, as rain dampens golf and driving. The Marshalltown Times-Republican notes renewed crowds and steady sales on wet days.
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Marshalltown Times- Republican
Blue Sky Psychology and a Farmer’s Bankrupt Loss
A substantial local farmer has been declared bankrupt due to large stock purchases in a state promoted blue sky enterprise. The piece explores the psychology of such speculative investments and their impact on property.
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Blue Sky
Carroll Herald
War reflections on Turk presence in Europe
An Albia Union editorial argues that Allied victory hinges on driving out the Turks and labels the Kaiser not sole culprit of the war. It contends Turks have no rightful place in Europe and cannot establish harems here.
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Albia
Washington County in the World War book praised for photos and bios
Advance copies of Washington County in the World War are praised for its photographs and biographical sketches of a thousand Washington County soldiers and nurses. The history, printed in two colors, recalls the 1918 1919 period and is expected to grow in value with time. St Patrick's Day attire and improved roads are noted, with green socks drawing comment as winds dry mud and improve road surfaces.
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Washington County
Matthews
Piccadilly Jim brings sparkling Wodehouse satire to Fox
Owen Moore stars in Piccadilly Jim a Selznick Picture at the Fox Theatre Thursday based on Pelham Grenville Wodehouse The Saturday Evening Post serial. Zena Keete appears opposite Moore with solid supporting players and stylish production elements enhancing the comic charm.
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Selznick
Fox Theatre
Zena Keete
Mr Moore
Selznick Pictures
Hansell and Coulter Split on Consolidated School Plan
In Hampton, Hansell backs consolidation while Coulter voters reject it by small margins. Coulter has rejected the plan twice with minor boundary tweaks. Hansell township already organized a consolidated district and approved a $6000 bond for a superintendent residence. The Hansell school is strongly supported and regarded as one of the state’s best.
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Hansell
Coulter
Hampton
Mar
Morgan Township
Ingham Township
School Head Signs Contract In Mason City
Mason City board of education asked superintendent F. T. Vasey to sign a three year renewal contract. Vasey accepted confirming his two year service led by recognition as a top state school executive. The board also offered a three year contract to high school principal James Rae who agreed to accept. Rae moved from Montana two years ago after serving as Iowa City high school principal.
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F. T. Vasey
Board of Education
Vasey
Charles City
James Rae
Rae
Montana
Iowa City
When Contracted it Expands Boston Quote
A brief quotation notes how a cold behaves, spreading if unchecked and fading when treated, attributed to Boston. The fragment reflects a proverb about illness progression and recovery.
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Boston
Consolidation of Schools Debate Raises Practical Points
J R Allen principal of the Junior High School argues for consolidating rural schools to create a social center and improve education. He cites higher teacher pay, extended schooling, high school access at home, and vocational subjects as key benefits while acknowledging costs.
Senator George W Ball Dies in Fairfield
Senator George W Ball, state legislator from Jefferson-Van Buren district, died Sunday afternoon at his daughter Mrs. R. D. Hunts home in Fairfield. He was buried at Fairfield Tuesday.
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Ottumwa
George W. Ball
Jefferson-Van Buren
R. D. Hunt
Fairfield
Mosquitoes Attack Ship on South Atlantic Voyage
Hendricus De Raay sues Gulf Refining company in Brooklyn Supreme Court for 5000 dollars claiming Gulf Coast officers refused him ointment after severe mosquito bites during a voyage along the south Atlantic coast aboard the steamship Gulf Coast. The company seeks a bill of particulars and denies the denial of ointment.
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New York
South Atlantic
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Hendricus de Raay
de Raay
Gulf Coast
Gulf Refining Company
Wisdom and Prudence in Burke’s Thought
A compact reflection contrasts courageous wisdom with a counterfeit prudence born of fear, highlighting Burkean distinctions between noble resolve and protective timidity. The observation frames prudence as a reptile fear masquerading as caution, challenging superficial restraint.
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Burke
Vermont Legislation Casts Shadow On Federal Suffrage Amendment
Suffragists shift focus to Vermont as Delaware and Ohio face delays and potential defeats in ratifying the federal amendment. With 35 states already ratified, activists warn the Republican party to bear responsibility if states fail to act. Vermont's legislature, recently elected, holds key votes despite gubernatorial vetoes and technical objections.
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Washington
Delaware
Vermont
Ohio
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Alice Paul
Miss Paul
Connecticut
Motorists Hope Mandatory Number Plates for Pedestrian Trains
A brief note from London suggests motorists wish for compulsory number plates on trains to aid identification if a vehicle knocks down a pedestrian. The call reflects public safety concerns about train incidents and accountability.
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Trians
London
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