Lynchings in Ten States Last Year Highlighted by Churches
The Federal Council of Churches reports 38 states free from lynching in 1924 while ten states, up from 1923, had lynchings. Arkansas Oklahoma and Virginia enter the roll of honor. Kentucky South Carolina and Tennessee lose free status. The group urges churches and authorities to push for a lynchless 1926.
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Brighton Iris win sectional basketball title at Ollie
Brighton Iris girls defeated Ollie 18 to 17 after two ties, then beat Skourney 23 to 18 and Port Stock 33 to 9 to claim the sectional championship. They advance to the district tournament in Columbus Junction facing Crawfordsville Muscatine and New Hall.
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Pirle
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Crawfordsville
Muscatine
New Hall
Community Notes From Columbus Junction And Surrounding Areas
Local reports note Mildred Elder leading a second year farm clerk training in Fredonia hall with Oakland Union and Concord leaders present. Residents plan neighborhood lessons, while Mrs. Laura Chambers and Mrs. G. C. Neigwanger are visitors. A funeral in Cone, and grand and petit juries drawn for Davenport term open April 1. New board members sworn in at Columbus Junction with Huston Dean elected president and Win Dean as vice president.
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G. C. Neigwanger
Kaet Side
Robert van Meter
Ciar Rapids
Sunethon
David McCullohen
Conesville
Petit Jury
Federe
Davenport
Ft. & Johnston
Columbus City
S. M. Overholdt
George
Presbyterian Church
Della McCoy
William Cuthamp
Harry Limbocker
Wapello
R. & Johnnaton
Calimaty Civ
J. Bewis
Bean of Educaton
Huston and
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Ene Junction
Harry Io
Emigration Quotas Drive New Steamship Trends
Harold Sanderson, chairman of White Star Line, says US emigration quotas and high costs will push shipping toward smaller, more economical vessels. He notes third class fleets spurred past growth, but future ships may favor moderate size, fewer public rooms, and enhanced second and third class amenities to create a new travel branch offsetting emigrant flow.
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Harold A. Sandereson
White Star Love
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