Opening Statement for Bank Case Objectors Des Moines
Des Moines attorney Havner opened for objectors in the Farmers and Merchants state bank case before Judge C. H. Kelly. He argued the December settlement of 256000 with the bank directors lacked notice and hearing, detailing prior insolvency and mismanagement claims tied to the Iowa Clay Products firm and bond guarantees. Morrison and Gibson defended the settlement as best for depositors, noting negotiations aimed to maximize recovery and avoid costly litigation.
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Des Moines
Giral
C. H. Kelly
Charles City
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Judge Key
Brookhart
Havner
D. W. Hamilton
State Banking Department
J. A. Hope
State Ban Examiner
Washington National Bank
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Heavner
National Bank
State Bank
Mavner
Iowa Clay Products Company
Clay Products Company
Morrison
E. D. Morrison
Ben J. Gibson
Gibson
Board of Directors
Ih. W. Byers
Deg Moines
S. W. Livingston
David McLaughlin
Freed From Harem Women of Turkey Seeking Husbands
Angora reports hundreds of freed women skilled in social arts now sought as wives by Turkish government officials. Many lack practical life skills and some eunuchs face diminished duties as harems vanish. President Mustafa Kemal bans harems. marriage norms shift amid economic strain and social reform.
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Angora
Mustapha Kemal
Angola
Mohammed VI
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Keota Men Approve New Y.M.C.A Building
Grover Wales and Editor Richardson toured the Wash ington Rotary Club dinner at the Y M C A where Alex Miller attended. The Keota crowd praised the new Y M C A building costing 100000 dollars with offices, a 650 seat gym, partitioned second floor rooms, and a basement swimming pool with extensive cleaning. The facility is hailed as the town’s busiest, featuring a modern heating plant and extensive amenities.
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Keota Eagle
Grover Wales
Richardson
Washington
Rotary Club
Alex Miller
Alex
Father Doyle
Rev. J. Reade MiCrory
Y. M. Co
Keota
Anite
Washington Y M C A supporters hear plea for continued aid
Speakers urge Washington residents to back the Y M C A and Y W C A, praising their work with women and youth. The event at the Methodist church featured Don Sheeman, Dunbar Morrison, Miss Althea Montgomery, and Prank R. Sage, with calls for expanded future programs and community cooperative funding.
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Washington
YI M. C. A
Methodist Church
Don Sheeman
Dunbar Morrison
Charles Owen
John J. Kern
Jesse Miller
Althea Montgomery
WC. A
Yo W
Y.o
Manton Hiebner
Miss Montgomery
Y. W
Sage
Prank R. Sage
Speech on YMCA role in youth character development
A speaker praised the YMCA’s role in supplementing home church and school efforts. He urged Christian men and women to support the organization, stressing responsibility for shaping the next generation and influencing its future, not just donating money. Two boys sought for Pearl Button Co.
Card of Thanks for Edibe Stalliday Hanoum Bey
We thank our neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement of Madam Edibe Stalliday Hanoum Bey. The note recalls the historical role of women in the Ottoman Empire and Turkey's move toward modernization by abandoning the harem.
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Edibe Stalliday Hanoum Bey
Cantinople
Turkey
YWCA Campaign Promotes Healthful Recreation for Women
The YWCA appeals to Washington women and girls to join for the coming year. Membership ranges from $1 to $5 offering gym swimming and lectures in a modern building with a director. Canvassing districts will solicit women next Wednesday to support moral recreation and address concerns about dance hall influences.
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Y. MG. A
Teld
James Young
Washington
Woc. A
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Ken
Freed-Eisemann
Yours Truly
Brown’s Tire Shop
Keota Men
Y.M.C. A
Abdul Hamid
Miss Montgomery Woths
Marsh W. Bailey
MO. A
Charles Taft
Talt
YM. C. A
Me. Bailey
America
Bailey
Amertcan Pearl Button Co
Will Custer
Young Women's Christian Association
Business Girls
Sisses
Washington County
West Side Square
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