Milton Pitt in Line for Senatorial Nomination in Iowa
Des Moines reports Milton B. Pitt of Pottawattamie seeks the Republican nomination for United States senator. Pitt has Iowa House and Senate service and was speaker in 1917. Other candidates active include Charles Pickett Burton Sweet and Leslea Francis, with Pickett highlighting his conservation record and Francis attacking Brookhart’s platform.
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Des Moines
Smith Brookhart
Brookhart
Milton B. Pitt
Pottawattanilel
United States
Pitt
Iowa
Iowa House
Senate
Charles Pickett
Waterloo
Burton E. Sweet
Waverly
Lesifa E. Francis
Pickett
Washington
Fair
Department of the Interior
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Alaska
Congress
Tha Northwest
Francis
Lesle E. Francis
Edgar H. Clark Ill As He Recovers At Washington Home
Cyrenus Cola, Cedar Rapids congressman, writes in Cedar Rapids Republican that Edgar B. Clark once of Cedar Rapids and former Interstate Commerce Commission member is very ill. He underwent severe operations, life endangered, now slowly improving though may have impairments. Clark left the commission with high reputation and is praised by officials and Democrats. A visitor recalls a hypothetical director general role under government rail control, claiming different outcomes. Hot weather is expected to increase stock wear as bearings clog from heat and melee.
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Cyrenus Cola
Cedar Rapids
Republican
Edgar B. Clark
O. R C
Interstate Commerse Commission
Clark
Commission
McAdoo
Cat named Bill suffers facial injury in neighborhood incident
Report from Third avenue west about the Daniels family cat known as Bill. The rover reportedly lost part of his face after an ominous absence and possible brick injury or rival mischief. Bill has returned home and recognizes friends, showing resilience after the incident.
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Bil Willam
Guillaume
Altho
George V. Daniels
Third Avenue West
Grimalkin
Teft
Y Lands 11 Jobs In March For Local Men
R Clare Heald, activities secretary for the local Y, reports in March the Y found permanent work for eight men and part time work for three. The Y aims to help nonmembers too and currently has two farm jobs open in Lerner, Pa and Sumner, Ia. A youth job at Clear Lake is available for a boy around 16 to 18. The Y employment department is new and will be expanded to serve the community.
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R. Clare Heald
Lawler
Sumner
Clear Lake
Wife No 1 Gives Up Husband for $160
Des Moines reports a Lithuanian case where Wife No 1 agrees to relinquish claims on her hobby to Wife No 2 for 160 dollars. The story emerged through Mrs. Sam Weinstock of the Des Moines Federated Jewish charities after a sister of Wife No 1 sent a letter from Koyna Lithuania seeking the missing husband.
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Des Moines
Lithuania
Sam Weinstock
Federated Jewish Charities
Weinstock
Koyna
Lithuanian Wife Sent for by Des Moines Jewish Aid Group
Eight years after leaving Lithuania for America a man promises to send for his first wife once he becomes wealthy. The case led to the National Desertion Bureau. he is a jeweler in New York City, now remarried. Wife No 2 confirms he sought permission before marriage and that Wife No 1 refused to join him until divorce. The Kovna ghet shows Wife No 1 relinquishes claims for 150 dollars. she may move to Des Moines to live with her sister. Federated charities oversee many international matrimonial cases annually.
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Natonal Desertion Bureau
New York
Lithuania
New York City
Kovna
Weinstock
Des Moines
Federated Charities
Public Welfare Bureau
Nevada Council Considers Bus Licensing After New Lines
Nevada city council plans a meeting to discuss licensing and regulation of motor busses amid two new Lincoln highway routes to western and southern towns. Attorneys prepare an ordinance under the Thirty-ninth general assembly while City Solicitor Hadley and busmen seek licenses and bonds. The Mason City judge’s ruling against Star Transportation is noted but unclear in local impact.
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Nevada
City Council of
Lincoln Highway
Thirty-ninth’ General Assembly
Hadley
Kelley
Mason City
City Vs. Star Transportation: Company
Mason | City
Charles City
Y. W. Cafeteria to Reopen for Public Dining
The Y W C A cafeteria will reopen Wednesday after a fall closure and operate daily except Sundays from 11 15 a m to 1 15 p m serving all comers. Winter service only reached working girls, with a new committee led by Mrs H Bunnell and others overseeing the reactivation of the dining room.
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Y. W
Comore
Mra
Olive Tablets Offer Liver Spark For Digestive Relief
Thousands seek relief from stomach upset by addressing the liver and bowel function with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. A vegetable formula mixed with olive oil is advertised as a gentle, non griping aid to restore natural digestion and energy, with a nightly dose of one or two tablets.
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Pottawattamie County
Edgar H. Clark
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Tae
Gabriel
Harter B. Hull E
Franklin
Amerea
Nevada Council
Dr. Edwards
Phelps
Jefferson St
Paul Dav
J. C. O'Rourke
Gossards
Mme, Lyra
Nemo
Treoirdles
Dorset Department
Red
Periwinkle
Enthus
Federal Reserve Banking System
Pioneer Bank
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Madras
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