Farm Board Clash Splits Chamber at Washington Meet
The annual Washington meeting pit the Farm Board against business leaders led by the Chamber of Commerce. Alexander Legge mocked critics while Daniel Millett urged repeal of the marketing act and tariff cuts. Senator Robinson urged naval buildup under the treaty as Stimson and Hoover discussed ratification.
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Federal Farm Board
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
Washington
Alexander Legge
Julius H. Barnes
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Legge
Daniel A. Millett
Denver
Farm Board
Slyde
W. C. McCabe
Duluth
Harrison Jones
Chicago
Hoover
Stimson
Executive
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
London
Evoldt Nationalist Threats Prompt British Backing in India
British support for India’s government grows as Evoldt incites open defiance and possible Gandhi arrest. Censorship tightens after mutinous acts by Sikh troops, with several Delhi papers suspended for failing to post security deposits. Economic unrest rises as Sandhi campaigns against foreign cloth affect Manchester manufacturers.
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India
London
Mahatma Gandhi
Lord Irwin
Eighteenth Royal Garhwal Rifles
Peshawar
Abbottabad
Delhi
Sandhi
Manchester
Prisoners in Columbus Penitentiary Rebel After Fire
Convicts at the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus, unsettled by a fatal prison fire that killed 120 inmates, mounted a massed attack on barred doors last week in a renewed revolt.
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Onvicts
Ohio
Columbus
McCormick Testifies On Personal Campaign Spending
Hanna McCormick told the senate campaign funds committee she spent 252572 dollars from her own funds to win the Republican Illinois senatorial nomination. She said she had no outside contributions except from family and support from two Cook County groups. Deneen reported his losing bid cost 24493.21 dollars. McCormick urged tighter scrutiny of campaign activities by senatorial candidates.
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Nce
Hanna McCormick
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Illinois
Cook County
Voters’ Progress Club
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Day of demonstrations seen worldwide across major cities
AY DAY protests drew large crowds in Moscow Paris Berlin and American and Japanese cities with officials arresting counter protesters. Belle Sherwin was reelected president of the League of Women Voters at Louisville convention and Marguerite Wells became fifth vice president amid leadership changes.
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Moscow
Red Square
Soviet Union
Paris
Berlin
Iss Belle Sherwin
Cleveland
Ohio
League of Woman Voters
Louisville
Washington
Marguerite M. Wells
Minneapolis
W. W. Ramsey
Chicago
Katharine Ludington
Lyme
Ruth Morgan
New York City
Elizabeth J. Hauser
Girard
Western Newspaper Union
Lesson on Jesus Entering Jerusalem King of Israel
A religious lesson outlines Matthew 21 1 46 detailing the preparation for Jesus entry the prophecy fulfillment and the disciples obedience The entrance of the king and his rejection are examined with parables the barren fig tree the two sons and the householder illustrating Israel's spiritual condition and leaders resistance to Christ
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David
Jesus
Christ
Zechariah
House of Prayer
Jerusalem
Israel
Isa
Jesus Christ
A Great Will and the Path of Victory
The saying appeals to youth to align life with a greater will not self-will but a divine will guiding toward victory. It emphasizes a purpose driven by higher aim rather than personal desire.
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God
Belief in God Drives Self Victory, Horace Bushnell Quote
A concise quote from Horace Bushnell extols belief in God as the source of confidence to triumph over one’s own faults. It frames faith as the paramount encouragement for personal victory and self-mastery.
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Horace Bushnell
Kalona Notes From May 7 Social Roundup
Mrs. W H Plank and Mr and Mrs Jeff G Yoder were Iowa City visitors while Ola Brenneman visited the Brenneman home. A J Votruba and son John visited Washington. Mrs Gerald Teets and Mrs N G Kessler shopped in Washington. Mrs A R Stutsman recovers at home after illness at Washington County hospital. The Ledman family returned to Clinton due to Mr Ledman's mother illness and death. Cecil Page and family attended the Ledman funeral. Richard Burkett funeral held at Amish M E church. he was a former Kalona resident. Dora Randall visited near Wellman. Mr and Mrs C Steigleder and Tarwood Baber visited Kalona.
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Kalona
W. H. Plank
Jeff G. Yoder
Iowa City
Ola Brenneman
Jake C. Brenneman
A. J. Votruba
John
Washington
Gerald Teets
N. G. Kessler
A. R. Stutsman
Washington County Hospital
Clarene Ledman
Clinton
Mr. Ledman
Cecil Page
Clifford Page
Cedar Rapids
Nettie Ledman
Richard Burkett
Amish M. E
John Barger
Dora Randall
Wellmay
C. Steigleder
Tarwood Baber
Fragmentary Local Social Note Amid O’lie Visit
A brief line notes someone spending Sunday with relatives in O’lie and Carwood staying longer for a visit. Names and locations appear incomplete.
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O'lie
Carwood
Teak Wood Fragments Found in Persian Palace Wall
In 1811 pieces of Indian teak known for durability were discovered within a Persian kings palace wall near Bagdad, a structure built before the seventh century.
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Bagdad
Sweden's Colors and Shield Date to 1275
The article notes Sweden's national colors blue and yellow and the present shield trace back to 1275, reflecting long-standing heraldic and national symbolism.
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Sweden
Temperature Difference Between Poles
The North Pole is about 24 degrees warmer than the South Pole in summer. Warmer water under the pack ice in winter, near 30 Fahrenheit, helps explain the gap.
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North Pole
South Pole
Diana Monkeys Named for Moon Goddes Crescent Foreheads
The Diana monkey species is named after the moon goddess due to a distinctive crescent shaped white mark on its forehead. The species carries the crescent motif as a notable feature in its appearance.
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Diana
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C. A. Larsen
New York
Enterprise
Commodore Vanderbilt
Leila Morse Rummel
Samuel Morse
Farm Board and Chamber of Commerce of
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Taly
France
Council of Ministers
Peedy
Wickersham Commission
Department of Justice
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Prohibition Bureau
House
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House Judiciary Committee
Border Patrol
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
District of Columbia
Senate District Committee
Jones
White House
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D.D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Tom Lahey
Rose M. Reid
W. M
Della McBride
Damascus Shrine
Edith Pulver
Hazel Haven
Washington Lodge
A. F
A. M
BK. EB. Stutsman
A. W.yard
Cyrus
J. W. Enslin H. P
A. W. Yard
LL & P
Golden State
Departa
Golden State Limited
Knoxville
L. Goodlan
J. C. Meckay
W. C. Bell, Ageagt
Poles
Diana” Monkeys
Our
Davidson Hardware Co
Crawfordsville, Lowa
Physicians and Surgeons
Stutsman
M. D. Kyk
Mak
F. & M. Bank
C. W. Meclaughlin
M. D
West Main Street
W. L. Alcorn
Wilson Heating Co
W. S. Kyle
Nicola & Harmon
J. M. Lloyd
Preston Letter Osteopathic
South Iowa
D. R. Steninger
Osteopathic
Terguson Bldg
West Chester
MNO. W. Applegate
City Hall
Washington Street
Little & Pratt
Lloyd Little
Mart Pratt
J. D. Dayton
Westchester
Iowa
Washington County
T. A. Michels
Washington, Iowa
East Side Square
Ward
Morrison & Morrison Lawyers
Morrison Bidg
North Side Sq
T. L. Brookhart Law
Opera House
Livingston & Eicher Law Abstract
Washingtoa
Frank Boller
Phens
W. Washington
T. J. Pease
Court House
W. J. Masson
Earle W. Corbin & Co
W. D. Dwyer
Coles Hoyt Blast Furnaces
Fred Franklin
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