Horticulturists tour Iowa orchards and farms. Kimball dies
A North central and Canadian horticulturist tour visited Iowa, inspecting orchards and Iowa State College. Lt Gov Clem F Kimball died after a two year illness in Council Bluffs. The week also featured crop outlooks, radio station reclassifications, weather events, and political campaigns across the state.
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The Count of Ten and Dressed to Kill at the Hawk's Nest
The week's program features The Count of Ten with Charles Ray James Gleason and Jebyna Ralston showing a young prize fighter’s pursuit of a world title amid personal ties. Dressed to Kill follows a present day master crook played by Mary Astor with a modern crime plot. The Hawk's Nest stars Milton Sills and Doris Kenyon in a rival cafe vendetta ending in a confession and romance.
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New York Yankees Beat Toledo 8 6 In Exhibition
The New York Yankees featuring Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig defeated Toledo 8 to 6 in an exhibition. Iowa varsity football players received equipment ahead of the season workouts starting today. Arrangements for night football in Des Moines were completed at Drake University.
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Washington Ten Years Ago Highlights and Obits 1918
Washington notes from September 16 to 20 1918 record local deaths and honors. George T Auld aged 93 dies at his South Marion home after long service in the state legislature. John Shaffer dies at Crawfordsville after illness. WWI era items include draft notices 115 questionnaires mailed daily and local Red Cross fundraising. Football lineup and school events noted, plus nurses graduates and wartime employment changes.
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Camp Pike
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Crawfordsville
Regan
Donald Ross
Monmouth College
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Charles Blair
A. J. Dawson
Maor S.W. Brookhart
Camp Perry
Ohio
Alice Brady
Theda Bara
Salome
Noted Washington Man Winfield Smouse a Community Builder
Winfield Smouse arrived in Washington county in 1867 and built a career as a grocer hardware dealer and real estate developer. He shaped the town by platting numerous additions, financed key buildings, served on boards from Y M C A to Parson's College, and supported churches and prohibition efforts.
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American tennis stars topple French rivals in U.S. singles
At Yankee Stadium on Wednesday American tennis stars defeated formidable French contenders in three of five grueling battles to win the United States national singles championship.
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England Awakens to Anglo French Naval Treaty Rift
The piece notes England’s realization that the Anglo French naval treaty grants France primacy while England gains little. Briand responds to criticism as global tensions press. Nationalist China and the United States navy exchange salutes signaling evolving naval diplomacy.
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Washington establishes consulate in Nanking
In a bold diplomatic move, Washington set up a consulate in Nanking signaling growing recognition. Concurrently extravagant plans emerged for a coronation ceremony in Japan, highlighting heightened ceremonial ambitions.
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Harvest Home Announces Dinner Bazaar Display for September
The Lexington Harvest Home will be held on Thursday September 20 featuring a chicken dinner bazaar and display. Admission details are not fully listed in the notice.
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W R C Rummage Sale and Meetings Planned
A missionary society schedules a rummage sale for Saturday October 6. The Regular meeting of the W R C is set for Saturday September 15 at 2 30 with ballotting and officers urged to attend. A cottage prayer meeting will be at Mr Sendlum’s home on E Washington street Friday at 7 30 all welcome.
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Washington Indies beat Brighton edge in season closer
The Washington Indies closed their season with an 8 to 6 victory over Brighton. Local news notes thefts, civic meetings, school start times, and upcoming fall festival events across Washington and nearby towns.
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Coolidge aims for war renunciation treaty climax
President Coolidge seeks rapid ratification of the war renunciation treaty this fall as the capstone of his term while leaving Wisconsin via a clay pigeon shoot farewell. The report also notes campaigns, party splits, and foreign policy gestures influencing the 1924 political landscape with multiple regional movements.
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Italian American Club President Killed Near City Hall
Tony Lombardo, president of the Italian-American club, was killed at the corner of Madison and Dearborn streets, two blocks from City Hall. The incident occurred in a busy urban area, prompting investigations by local police and immediate public concern.
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