Election Board Names for June 1922 Poll Officials
The Board of Supervisors lists Receiving Board Judges and Clerks, Counting Board panels, and precinct officers for Crawford, Jacksn, Franklin Center, West Chester, Nira, Dutch Creek, Brighton, Khalona, and multiple townships and wards. Includes numerous named individuals and roles across all precincts.
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Board of Supervisors
Franklin Center
H. D. Kleese
J. L. Johnson
Mary Anderson
Sadie Hollinger
Jno
BK. Griffith
West Chester
Fred Kupka
W. 8. Boyer
J. L. Coffey
F. A. Sherbeck
Eva Smith
A. J. Nichols
A A. Dodds
E. C. Hambright
Sophia Longwell
June Williams
Nira
Chas
D. Green
G. G. Griffith
Chas. Stoutner
Wm. D. Eckerman
KR. E Miller
Geee Tota O Caete Thompson
N. A. Buck
G. M. Wanerue
M. BR. Prizer
D. J. Kyle
Khalona
J .N. Arnold
Emma Smith
L. R. Feldman
Rose Michum
Primary Election Notice for Washington County Iowa 1922
Notice to qualified electors of Washington County Iowa that a primary election will be held Monday June 5 1922 at regular polling places from 9 AM to 8 PM Republican and Democratic parties will nominate candidates for numerous offices including United States Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State and others plus township and hospital board members and precinct officers. A. L. Griffith county auditor signs and seals the notice on May 15 1922.
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Washington
Iowa
Washington County
United States
Congress
Board of Supervisors
Hospital Board
ePace
Oregon
Crawford
English River
A. L. Griffith
High-Up Men Sought For War Fraud Unit
Washington reports Attorney General Daugherty is creating a special accounting unit within the Department of Justice to audit war contract records. The team forms part of a new 5000000 appropriation to pursue war grafters, while a call goes out for 100000 volunteers willing to work at government pay. He notes difficulty in finding suitable men as many candidates are already aligned against the government.
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Washington
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Congress
Eagle Boat Goes Aground Near Long Island Coast
Eagle boat No. 17 ran aground between Amagansett and East Hampton on the southeastern tip of Long Island. The crew abandoned ship but reached the beach safely with coast guard assistance. the tail shaft was swept away and the vessel was expected to be floated at high tide.
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Amagansett, N
Eagle Boat No
Amagansett
East Hampton
Long Island
Georgia Mob Burns Negro in Pavishere Killing
In Pavishere Georgia Charles Atkins an eighteen year old Black man held with three others in the killing of Elizabeth Kitchens twenty is burned at the stake by Georgia mob. A Toronto report tallies railway union receipts at 23 260 565 with 7 040 374 expended through May 1 in a separate union summary.
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Pavishere
Charles Atkins
Elizabeth Kitchens
Toronto
Ont
Brotherhood of
G. A. King
Sears
Smeriod Union
Pyramids Built by Simple Ramp Strength Not Lost Arts
Scholars argue the pyramids arose from straightforward ramp methods rather than unknown engineering arts. Meera studies question links to vanished techniques and suggest practical workforce dynamics over mythical expertise.
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Meera
Township Election Officials Named for Highland and Seventy Six
Highland Township appoints Judges Bert Skala W J Boyd and R A Stolley with Clerk M T Coon and Edward Endicott. Seventy Six Township assigns Judges F A Dunbar Frank Romine C O Greenwood with Clerks Walter Fisher Ed Hotle Co O Dayton as Chairman and A L Griffith Clerk Board of 8 Attest.
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Highland Township
Bert Skala
W. J. Boyd
R. A. Stolley
M. T. Coon
Edward Endicott
F. A. Dunbar
Frank Romine
C. O. Greenwood
Walter Fisher
Ed Hotle
Co. O. Dayton
A. L. Griffith
Owls and their diverse names in a bedtime tale
Daddy tells Nick Nancy and Billy Barred Owl about many owls. Great Horned Owl Short Eared Owl Screech Owl Barn Owl Long Eared Owl Great Gray Owl Acadian Owl and Mr Richardson Owl are described with nesting habits color and behavior. Billy Barred Owl faces trouble from Charlie Crow as crows and owls clash.
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Billy Barred Owl
Nick
Nancy
Daddy
Great Horned
Screech Owl
United States
Mr. Richardson
Pexides
Charlie Crow
Billy
Not Big Enough and the Birthday Gift Misunderstanding
A boy named Billy argues with his elder cousin Conrad over a birthday gift, revealing a secret kept from his mother and a longing to act but feeling too small. The vignette contrasts a childish vow with a grown up sense of restraint and consequence.
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Billy
Conrad
Government to use horst station to curb coal profiteering
Washington reports President Purding and the cabinet agreed to use horst station on the coal industry to prevent profiteering during the strike. Attorney General Dougherty noted no legal means to stop price rises, while the White House says steps will be taken within powers to keep prices down. The administration sees no immediate crisis but will act to prevent rate increases as supply wanes.
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Washington
Purding
Horst Stasion
Genera Dougherty
White House
Jone
100 Chickens for Harding Reach Washington
Acting West master General Bartlett said 100 day old chicks are en route to Washington to be presented to President Harding the birds will be sent to the White House on arrival and may roam the grounds briefly along with Laddie Boy. No plans to convert the gardens into a barnyard were discussed. the visit aims to be a brief, thoughtful moment in the executive surroundings.
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Washington
Bartlett
French
Marion
Harding
White House
Mr. Bartlett
Crow
Island hosts two hundred families reliant on fishing
A remote island near Chile now sustains about 200 families through fishing. The piece recalls Alexander Selkirk, once ruler of his domain, who lived there for 14 years.
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Robinson Crusoe
Chiles
Alexander Selkirk
Electrically Lit Tacloban Faces Power Plant Struggles
In Tacloban on Leyte island a 12 000 population town relies on a three generator plant of 22 kilowatts each. The thatched homes glow at night though many structures are melted by faulty lines. Streets shine despite the weak system.
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Tacloban
Magle Philippine
Layte
Bricht At Nicht
General Semenoff Granted Release By Appellate Court
Gin Gregory Semenoff once ataman of the Cossacks is freed after the Appellate court overruled Justice Dele Anty. He faced arrest and asset seizure on a claim by an American firm seeking about 500000 pounds from he and his troops for looting in transit through occupied Cherbin China on December 1. He was released on bail set at 25000 pounds.
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New York
Gregory Semenoff
Justice Deleanty
General Semenoff
Trussia
Cherbin
China
Dalton Jury Discharged After Bank Bond Case Deadlock
Chicago May 20 The Dalton jury to try Willie Dalton a seventeen year old bank clerk who absconded with 772000 in Liberty bonds from the Northern Trust company again failed to agree on a verdict after almost 24 hours of deliberation. Judge Philip Sullivan discharged the jurors with the vote 11 to 1 for conviction on the first ballot.
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Chicago
Willie Dalton
Northern Trust Company
Philip Sullivan
Suit seeks 1,000,000 against United Mine Workers
Charleston, May 2. A civil suit filed in federal court seeks 1,000,000 damages from the United Mine Workers of America over coal strike disturbances in southern West Virginia. The complaint attaches union property in Beckley and Charleston and cites growing losses from coal company properties.
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West Virginia Coal Company
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
United Mine Workers of America
Gem Ua
Beckley
No Germs in Falklands Report by Dr Deane
Dr T G W Deane of the Falkland Islands says virulent germs that infect wounds elsewhere do not seem to exist there or the climate prevents them from flourishing.
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Falklands
T. G. W. Deane
Falkland Islands
Mrs Gustavius Swift Dies in Chicago Widow of Swift Founder
Mrs Gustavus F Swift, widow of the Swift packing company founder, died at her Chicago home. Born August 15, 1845 in North Eastham, Massachusetts, she married Gustavas Swift in Italy and moved to Chicago in 1875. Thirteen children were born, three died. survivors include Louie F Swift president of Swift & Co and several others.
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Chicago
Gustavus FP. Swift
Kedward
Helen Lewise
Frances Neilson
Charles H
Gustaves
George H
Mureld
Ruth
J. D. Maguire
Allen assumes French troops command in American zone
Mayence headquarters placed under Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen commander in chief of the American forces in Germany. He assumes control of French troops sent to relieve American occupation forces withdrawn from the area.
Color Cues Heat At A Glimpse
Veteran steel workers judge temperature by color when assessing hot metal in the works.
Working Girls Urged to Try Lydia E. Pinkham Product
St Louis woman describes relief from back pain weakness and nervousness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits improved stomach health for her ability to work at home and at Swift's Packing Company and endorses sharing the remedy with friends.
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St. Louis
Lydia E. Pink
Swift
Luny Lucas
Vandeventer St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Daily Thought Quote Echoes Goethe on Art and Time
A concise Goethe reflection notes that art is a song and life is short, urging timely judgment and seizing fleeting opportunity. The quote frames creativity as a brief, precious window for meaning.
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Goethe
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Primary Election Board
Washington Township
H. A. Otto
L. B. Beard
Francis Swift
Clas
Kennedy
Wm. Jackson
K. L. Bartholow
Ernest Carlson
Leigh Foster
R. K B. Brown
Lloyd Swift
Crawford Township
Zickafoose
D. Hamil
C. C. Sommer
J. P. Jones
Henry Witting
Jacksn
Boyd Foster
F. J. Horn
H. L. Walker
E. J. Kallaus
Rush Helwick
Wellman Precinct
W. 8. Henderson
B. Stafford
Zoe Creswell
W. B. Webster
J. F. Irwin
Cedar Township
Clarence Timmons
D. C. Patterson
Henry Witthoft
D. A. Huber
Milo J. Shal
Dutch Creek Township
J. FE. Deal
F. C. Banka
Geo. F. Wright
H. E. Wolfe
J. L. Robertson
Brighton City
O. F. Mangold
I. H. Frazier
W. W. Kientz
J. G. Heacock
C. J. Johnson
G. Snider
M. E. Hochatetler
L. L. Rogers
Iona Fosdick
Geo. A. Felin
Richmond
V. J. Spevacek
J. A. Birkey
A. E. Rickey
J. W. Spevacek
Frank Stransky
Clay Township
A. W. Woodford
Walt Nordyke
F. M. Strickland
L. B. Laithly
Victor Oswalt
Marion Township
J. 8. Roth
W. R. Brown
W. H. Sigafoose
J. J. Benda
Sam Marsh
Brighton Township
Ira Nordyke
Lewis Duke
J. W. Dunbar
J. W. Jones
G. H. Garrett
Oregon Township
R. A. Acheson
Jesse Marr
Mrs
T. J. Easter
H. W. van Horn
BE. G. Rabenold
R. L. Stephens
W. E. Aché
Son
I. B. Rabenold
R. C. McKiernan
Everett
Shearer
Iowa Township
Joe
Wieland
John Bulger
D. Wood
Wm. Griffin
Clair Flynn
John H. Younkin
Ella Knuth
A. D. Craig
A. J. Kaschnagel
Claud Flynn
Wwity -Pirst Ward
Geo
F. Ross
C. M. Keck
F. Morrison
Ed Harmeter
C. W. Stewart
J. G. Maxwell
Mrs. Owen Hayes
Florence EB. Patterson
Aliee J. Rownd
M. C. De-Long
Second Ward
J. R. Maxwell
J. E. Kunath
C. A. Dewey
H. H. Reister
Cora Wilson
Green Squire
Idd Harmon
A. BE. Putnam
N. C. Putnam
Blanche McCleery
Third Ward
Grece Gibson
W. W. McFarland
J. W. Applegate
C. C. Wilson
Hallie Hull
James Marsh
M. D. Work
Henry M. Eicher
T. L. Brookhart
Alyce Lemmon
Fourth Ward
S. D. Stewart
Thomas
Homer Stephen
Harry Montgomery
Lucy Dempsey
Eldridge
McElhinney
Ola Miller
Phil Crail
Don Sherman
Coast Guards
Georgia
Davisboro
Union
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Ows
Smukdy
Mle
Robert
Seft
President
Laddie Foy
Semenoff
Cossack Ataman
Dalton Jury
Gustavus Swift
Big Chicago Packing House
Yank
Allen
Germany
Alsteel Mfg. CO
Battle Creek, Michigan
Paige
Paige Records
All Motor Com
Earl Cooper
the Paige
Cortati, California
Schulty Motor Car Co
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