Balloting for American Hall of Fame Is Closed
New York October 9 Balloting for the quinquennial election of twenty additional famous American women to the Hall of Fame closed yesterday. Four hundred ten nominees. results to be announced November 1. The Hall sits on the heights of New York University overlooking the Hudson and Harlem rivers.
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Harlem Rivers
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Robert Underwood Johnson
Italy
William Vatamee
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Washington Irving
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
James Russell Lowell
John Greenleaf Whittier
George Bancroft
William Cullen Bryant
Jas Fenimore Cooper
Oliver Wendall Holmes
John Lothrop Motley
Edgar Allan Joe
Francis Parkman
Horace Mann
Mark Hopkins
Jonathan Edwards
Henry Ward Beecher
Wiliam Ellery Channing
Phillips Brooks
Peter
Indian Case Postponed and Prohibition Fines Set
Eleven more cases of violating federal prohibition laws were settled in Cedar Rapids federal court. Judge Henry T. Reed imposed fines of 100 dollars or less except Cenek Sysel who received one year and a day in prison and a 750 dollar fine. Neff received two years and a 1000 dollar fine for transporting a 15 year old girl, Ida Bloom, from Rock Island to Cedar Rapids. The Tama Indians cases and a bankruptcy matter against the Iowa Bankers Mortgage Co. were postponed. The court noted the absence of the Indians in the federal building. Monthly birth notices report births in Washington and surrounding townships with dates and parents listed.
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Neff
Ida Bloom
Minneapolis
Rock Island
Iowa Bankers Mortgage Company
Federal
Miss Guthrie Visits Mary Swick in Davenport
Miss Josephine Guthrie plans a morning visit to Davenport to see Miss Mary Swick. The brief note records a social engagement involving two local residents in the city.
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Davenport
Mary Swick
World Debt Question at International Finance Congress
New York reports at the Brussels congress aim to produce balance sheets showing each nation’s financial status. Estimated 1914 to 1919 debts highlight Britain, France, and the United States as major players, with Britain’s peak around 40 billion and France about 46 billion.
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International Financial Congress
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France
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Bankers’ Trust Company of
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