Soldier's Return Sparks Old Flames in Broadway Scene
Bill, a wounded veteran, reunites with Alice Mobry after years apart. He plans to marry her while reconnecting with Stan and facing life with a repaired leg. A car encounter on Broadway deepens their reunion and sets a hopeful course for a shared future.
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Alice Mobry
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New York
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Hreadway
Farmers urged to protect farm machinery this winter
The Associated Press reports Guy A. Hall urges farmers to provide proper housing for implements to cut losses from rust and neglect. Annual depreciation totals about 8 percent of three and a half billion dollars, with potential savings of 150000 and up to 100 million more with better protection.
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Halt
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Mosern
Speejacks Yacht Reaches Moorea After Long World Tour
The Speejacks yacht, once reported lost, is found safe in Moorea harbors. Owner Mrs Albert Y Gowbn of Chicago and skipper William J Lewis aboard the vessel, which was towed 4,400 miles from the Panatia route across the South Sea islands.
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Islamds
Mes
Albert Y. Gowbn
Chicago
Willim J. Lewis
Panatia
Puumotu Group
South Sea Islands
Lowden to Attend Iowa Homecoming in November
Frank Lowden former governor of Illinois and Iowa alumnus will join thousands at the Iowa homecoming on November 11 the day of the Iowa Minnesota football game. He travels with Mrs Lowden and a daughter. He has given substantial gifts to the university including 106000 toward the Memorial Union building and 250 subscriptions to the Classical club. He funds prizes for intercollegiate debate botany geology Greek Latin mathematics and the Northern Oratorical League.
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Lowden
Illinois
University of Iowa
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Classical Club
American Academy
Rome
Memorial Union
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W. C. T. U. in Iowa described as progressive by president
Des Moines reports the Iowa branch of the W. C. T. U. seen as highly progressive by state president Mrs Ida Wise Smith. The 15 475 members show a large gain over last year with new unions formed in previously unorganized areas. A Kingman Boulevard residence serves as state headquarters and a state paper with a 20000 monthly circulation is published by the Union.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ida
Wise Smith
Kingman Boulevard
The
Union
German Boxers Defend Titles On One Bill
Urban Grosz retained the welterweight crown after a seventh round stoppage as his opponent’s cornermen threw in the towel following a severe head clash. Volkmer, aged over forty, defended his laser light heavyweight belt. Bretvtisttader knocked out Belgian champ Jef ide Paws in six rounds. Manjoeks won on points over Claes in the lightweight division. Grimm halted Hana in five rounds in the welterweight bout amid a crowd exceeding 16 000 at the DHT show. Siki defeated Carpentier in a bout fans recall as a landmark.
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Germany
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Carpentier
Lcitenstraeier Onep Hatf
Norway Presses to Enforce Prohibition Across Borders
Norway struggles to enforce prohibition as it seeks to curb imports of strong wines from France Spain and Portugal. Disputes over medical needs versus exports disrupt fish trade and threaten multination agreements. Politicians split over relaxing prescription limits on strong wines.
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Moifie Norwey
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Norway
France
Conen
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Portugal
Small Iowa Town Faces Major Fire Damage
A blaze in Watson, Iowa, near Waukon, destroyed a restaurant and spread to two general stores a bank and two other restaurants. The Waukon fire department rushed to the scene just before noon and battled the flames as buildings across the street faced danger.
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Waukkon
Watson, Jr
Waukon
Lake Maracaibo Incident Stirs KL Natives Controversy
A fragmentary report from the lake region references KL natives and a disputed event. Details are unclear due to damaged text but point to tension or controversy surrounding actions at Lake Maracaibo. Further information pending.
Violators of Iowa Cigarette Law Under Strict Enforcement
State records show intensified enforcement of the Iowa cigarette revenue law with several arrests and one conviction in Des Moines during the past week. Des Moines dealer W. Praest was fined 60 dollars plus costs for violations. licenses may be revoked. State operatives raided two south side stalls for selling cigarettes without stamps and found another outlet giving away cigarette paper to minors. The enforcement aims to net about 50,900 dollars monthly for the state treasury.
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Mnlni
W. J. Korbankander
Des Moines
I. W. Praest
Iainois
C. ©. Metoy
Cigarette Revenue Department
Stallon
Minora
McCoy
Hereford breeders to exhibit at American Royal show
E M Crady and Song of Whiting Iowa will exhibit twelve Hereford head at the American Royal Live Stock Show in Kansas City. The Casadys from Iowa have 300 head and developed the Proud Stanway family. They have shown success at Royal shows in 1921 and fairs in Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota. Sixty breeders from fifteen states enter the Royal show, including twenty Herefords from Governor McCray’s Indiana farm.
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Associated Press
Capady
Lily Stanway
Kansas
Warren T. McCray
Indiana
Lorraine Post elects new officers in Red Oak
Red Oak Iowa November 1 Russell Hardwick named commander at Lorraine Post annual election Henry J Heckett chosen vice commander Guy Hobbs is the finance officer and Clark Hall serves as chaplain
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Red Oak
Iowa
Russell Hardwick
Lorraine
Henry J. Heckett Wes
Guy Hobbs
Clark Hall
Iowa athletes shine at national Legion meet in New Orleans
Iowa athletes posted a creditable showing at the National Convention of the American Legion in New Orleans. Captain Earle DeFord won the Legion serial derby, Grinnell sprinter Leonard Paula placed in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, and C H H Schlotterback led in the discus while placing in hurdles and javelin. Iowa total 17 points, finishing sixth. Sol Butler ran solo against time for New York.
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Tivening Journal
Iowa
The
American Legion
New Orleans
Iowa Legionaire
Earle DeFord
Valley Junction
Cell of Law
Drake University
Argonne Post
Wallen
Towa
Sol Butler
Dubuque College
Dubuque
New York State
Fleare
Mexico Considers Limiting Amparo Legal Recourse
Mexico City Oct. 16 The Associated Press reports the government plans to restrict the use of amparo in legal procedure under a bill. The measure aims to tighten how citizens seek court relief and challenge government actions.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Medicinal Herbs Boost Garden Revival in England and U S
A Manchester paper urges renewed cultivation of old fashioned herbs in English gardens while US gardens drop them from views though imported from Turkey India and China for commercial use. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound markets itself as a safe herbal remedy for women without narcotics.
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England
United States
Turkey
India
China
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Legion Auxiliary Unit to be organized in Solon
In Solon Iowa an auxiliary unit of the local Legion post will be organized soon. Plans were made at a recent meeting of women to pursue the project led by Mrs Henry Morrow president of the county organization.
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Solon
Iowa
Legion Post
Henry Morrow
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