The Associated Press Joins Our News Service
The Journal adds The Associated Press news service to deliver world news at speed. AP, a non partisan cooperative with 1300 member papers, runs 76000 miles of wires and 700 bureau staff, providing concise reports from Havana to Seattle and beyond.
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Associated Press News Service
Associated Press
Association
Houston
Maine
Seattle Washington
San Diego
California
Duluth Minn
Laredo
Texas
New Orleans
Havana
Fronmr
Northwest Mounted Police
London
China
Pekin
Russia
Supreme Court of the
United States
India
Ireland
New York
Stock Exchange
Washington
Argentina
Chicago
Americas
USA
San Francisco
Beore
Europe
America
Panama
Mexico City
Buenos Aires
Pacific
Honolulu
Manila
Foreign Service
Shanghai
Tokio
Doped Chickens To Rob The Roost
On the Gearhart farm a hen house was raided and over 200 chickens were stolen. About fifty that remained were found droopy and sick from doping. Bloodhounds from Waterloo were used to track the thieves, but no arrests had been made.
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Cascade
Gearhart Farm
Stocks Farm
Stocks
Waterloo
Ahmed Riza Bey as Kemalist envoy in Constantinople
Ahmed Riza Bey is described as a leading and powerful Turkish nationalist figure and representative of the Kemalist government in Constantinople.
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Ahmed Riza Bey
Constantinople
National effort plans broad forestry program and state reports
The American Engineering Council and U S forest service press a national reforestation program with input from engineering societies universities railroads and farming groups. North Carolina urges stronger forest fire laws and funding while states report varied forest acreages and fire challenges.
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North Carolina Forest Service
Boy Scouts
American Engineering Council
Federated Engineering Societies
New York
Charles H. MacDowell
Chicago
Mortimer KE. Cooley
Engineering
University of Michigan
United States Forest Service
The
Engineering Council
Forest Service
Will H. Hays
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
California
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana
Towa
Kansas
Maryland
Minnesota
Missouri
North Carolina
Ohio
Oregon
Washington
Iowa Legion Plans Big Parades For New Orleans Convention
National Commander Hanford MacNider will lead a 6000 Iowa veteran contingent to the New Orleans convention. Six special trains, led by district managers, will carry delegates from Mason City, Des Moines, Sioux City and other points, with Pullman sleepers and Iowa cars reserved. The state aims for the largest delegation, plus an athletic team and a ten day Mexico tour option.
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Hanford MacNider
American Legion
New Orleans
Iowa
MacNider
Legion
Kansas City
Lowa
EB. P. Caldwell
Des Moines
Burlington
St. Louis
Illnois Central
Mason City
Rock Island
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
West Liberty
Ralph Persones
Grand Conducor
John R. DeWitt
Council Bluffs
Special
Atlantic,Stuart
Sioux City
Monahan Post
Eleventh District
Legionaires
Illinois Central
Cherokee
Storm Lake
Fort Dodge
Webster City
Iowa Falls
D. R. Corbett
C. O
Argonne Post Band
Colfax
Newton
Grinnell
Iowa City
E. P. Caldwell
Eighth &J
Pacific Junction
Wilson Reed
Fairfield
J. G. Roberts
Oskajloosa
E. C. Gutch
Chariton
Davenport
Clinton
Dubuque
Far East
Bert Halligan
Generalissimo
Tailiman
Pullman City
Fairfax
Bert Ly
Halligan
J. L. Roberts
Sheffield
Ralph Lloyd Jones
Maurice Cahill
Cedar Rapida
Oskaloosa
Ed Caldwell
R. C. Gutech
Cornell Bluffs
W. H. Jones
Boone
American Legion Auxiliary
James F. Barton
Department Adjutant
Flynn Bldg
Dee Moines
Legoin
Legion Auxiliary
la Societe Des 40 Hommes Et 8 ‘Chevaux
Box Car Society
Leonard Paula
Grinnel College
Paula
J. Ray Murphy
Ida Grove
Iowa University
National American Legion Athletic Commission
Paul Curry
Mexico
National American Legion
Aztec Tours Agency
Old Mexico
Mexico City
First Train Ride for 83-Year-Old Mrs Beauchamp in Oregon
Mrs. Sarah Beauchamp, 83, took her first train ride to La Grande Oregon from near Hilgard. She moved to Oregon 75 years ago in a prairie schooner with her parents and has lived near Hilgard since. Her first car ride last summer she found sufficient, calling the "Devil's Stink Wagon" the first and last gasoline vehicle she enjoyed.
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Sarah Beauchamp
la Grande
Ore
Hilgard
Planes Route Hottentots in Dawn Assault
Cape Argus reports airpower struck terror in the Hottentots uprising. Airplanes located enemy patrols and spotted a body in mountain gorges. Bombs and machine gun fire followed, with many killed and others fleeing. ten could have held the plateau.
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Cape Town
Cape Argus
Deer Herd Roams EH Reinholdt Farm Near Weatherly
A herd of deer including two bucks six does and a fawn has settled on EH Reinholdt s farm in the Lurytown valley near Weatherly Pennsylvania. The tame animals are often seen by passing motorists and feed in fields close to the Reinholdt farmhouse.
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EH Reinholdt
Lurytown
Weatherly
Reinboldt
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad
A Washington resident touts Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney irregularities. L K Glasgow of 8228 Ave C reports quick relief and urges others to buy the 60 cent remedy from Sherman Bros. Drug Store and dealers. Master-Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y publishes the endorsement.
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Dean
Washington
L. K. Glasgow
Avé
Sherman Bros
Glasgow
Master
Milburn Co
Mirs
Buffalo
N.Y
American Legion in Waterloo confronted by claims on veterans status
The American Legion plans modest action in the Fortieth General Assembly while promising scrutiny of state proceedings. A Waterloo post cites that many “perpetutors” at the state convention were not veterans. Louis Mohr of Sioux City seeks help locating his brother Walter Mohr, missing since 1921, a 34 year old ex serviceman with specific physical traits and a mother in McLain Nebraska worried by the disappearance.
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American Legion
Fortieth General Assembly
Legion
Waterloo
Becker- Chapman Post
Louis Mohr
Tenth Street
Sioux City
Walter Mohr
Mohr
North Dakota
McLain
Nebr
British Premier Lloyd George May Attend New Orleans Legion Meet
David Lloyd George may visit The American Legion national convention in New Orleans October 16 to 20 if England's political situation allows. He has received a special and urgent invitation.
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New Orleans
David Lloyd George
American Legion National
England
Invitation to fourth annual weather meeting and delegate plan
A garbled notice outlines an invitation from the LW to attend the fourth annual weather event. It notes delegates from seven allied nations and groups, with five delegates each, and mentions participation by international federations. It also references a football game and a calls for team entries to Des Moines for a state championship.
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Condon
Eini
Lowe Hediet
Manali Beech
Loters Lied Voloran
Sister asks Legion to locate missing Boggs veteran
Mrs. H. E. Wrights of Lake Stevens Wash sister of John Albert Boggs requests The American Legion aid in locating him. Boggs enlisted in 1918 served in Company C replacement troop at Camp Grant and was discharged at Portland Oregon with property involved.
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H. E. Wrights
Lake Sanish
Wash
John Albert Boggs
American Legion
Boggs
Camp Grant
Portland
Ore
Olive Tres and Its Global Cultivation History
An OCR read discusses the olive tree источнику origin in Ofigivaliy a native of Civeore and its spread across France Italy and Spain. It notes extensive cultivation since ancient times and mentions a Fernis valley plantation near Marmera two miles long, tying to early Christian era mentions.
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Civeore
Bornefa
France
Italy
Spain
Fernis
Marmera
Pilly
Christlin
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Ecuador
Peru
Ilawak
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Alaska
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Engineers Plan
Trent Aftatra
J. F. Gondon
Lendu
Argotine Post
Logan
Desiing Genee
Ein Argonne Post
Fourth
Grand Avenue
Gust Bramer
Paige and Jewett
Paige
Jewett
Paige-Jewett
Shulty Motor Car Co
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