Hard Work the Universal Path to All Success
Leslie M. Shaw, former governor of Town and longtime U.S. Treasury secretary, discusses hard work as the universal path to success in unveiling a bronze bust by Vincenzo Miseren dino. The bust, titled Price of Success, will be unveiled at The Plaza New York with remarks by a former governor. The Iowa Society of New York honors Shaw, praising Hawkeye ties and promoting Iowa friendship in New York. Ambrose O’Connell presides at 51 Chambers Street with Mary Farrell as secretary.
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L. M. Shaw
New York
Leslie M. Shaw
National Treasury
Theodore Roosevelt
Iowa Society of New York
Shaw
Society
Jowan
National Academy of Design
Brooklyn
Vincenzo Miserendino
America
Leslie Shaw
Hawkeye Spiri
Iowa Society of
Sawkeye Circle
Iowa
Hawkeye State
Ambrose O'Connell
Chambers Street
New York City
Marry M. Farrell
Ronana Om
Navy Department
Towa
John Hays Hammond
Hartong to Engage in Wholesale Paper Business at Albert Lea
Fred W. Hartong, longtime Fowler company executive, will start a wholesale paper and specialty business in Albert Lea Minnesota. A company is being organized and the à bowser will open June 1. Hartong will move with his family at the end of the school term. A dinner at Hotel Tugsell-Lamson honored his service, with Fowler president F. A. Fowler speaking and gifts presented by A. Manning. Hartong, born in Waft engineering, is a 1894 Wish graduate.
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Fred W. Wartong
Fowler Company
Albert Lea
Albert
Tugsell-Lamson
Hartong
Fowler
A. Manning
Cimpley
Tlartong
Mr. Tlartong
Wafering
Wie Wish
Garden club seeks suitable ground for junior plot
Mrs. Ghester Cadwallader is named director of the junior garden club for boys and girls by Ames college representatives and local clubs. The effort partners Women’s Federated clubs Rotary in Waterloo area to plant and cultivate home gardens. Ground location, plot layout, seed, and start-up work are urged as soon as weather warms.
Harding to Promote 400 Mile Oklahoma City Railroad Plan
Des Moines reports Gov. Harding plans retirement this year while showing renewed interest in a railroad from Oklahoma City to Pueblo. The proposed route would pass through the Panhandle of Texas, with an estimated cost around 504 million and a two year construction timeline. Partners include Gordon L. Stevens and T. O. Warfield of Inter Sea Corp, Gear A. Platte, A. B. Robertson, and A. Blankenship.
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Des Moines
Harding
Southwest
Oklahoma City
Pueblo
Woodward
Okla
Panhandle
Texas
Guy. Harding
Gordon L. Stevens
InterSea Corporation of
New York
T. O. Warfield
Gear A. Platte
Omaha
B. Robertson
Kansas City
A. 4. Blankenship
Hidorado
Kan
Gov. Harding
Kansas
Young YMCA Boys Hike Opens Summer Season
Twenty five members of the younger YM Y M C A group left at 11 oclock for the first hike of the season guided by Wayne Richardson and Claire Ferguson. The destination was kept secret while the disciplined group planned a day featuring baseball and hot dogs. The boys belong to the younger day Bible class meeting Friday evenings at Nice. This hike begins a summer series of outings.
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Orlock
Wayne Richardson
Claire Ferguson
Bible Mase
Nice
Eastern Iowa Road Now In Better Shape
A weather bureau road report from the Dubuque office notes Eastern Iowa highways are becoming more passable after recent rains. Winds yesterday and sunshine today are expected to make the roads smooth by tomorrow.
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Weather Bureau
Du‘huque
Iowa
Mondell backs cash bonus bill despite personal opposition
Washington April 24. Representative Mondell of Wyoming Republican floor leader says he will support the cash bonus measure when it reaches the house floor. He notes his personal opposition but follows party wishes as the bill outlines bonuses for lieutenants captains and field clerks with payment not before 1921 and four installments hidden taxes proposed to fund it.
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Washington, D. C
Mondell
Police Notes Report Multiple Incidents at Night
Police notes describe Herman Trevorsky arrested for loitering and later suspected of vagrancy after repeated late night sightings. At 1:40 am William Murphy and C Burgess were brought in intoxicated with a nearly full whisky bottle secured. An officer from Camp Grant transported Arthur Kelley a deserter to the barracks. A docket lists Peters for speeding. Names and hospital/family notices follow with several April dates and newborns living with Mr and Mrs entries.
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Herman Trevorsky
Joa. mi
William’ Murphy
Burgess
Camp Grant
Tr. J
Arthur, Kelley
A Peters
Divorces Sought as Couple Accuses Each Other of Cruelty
In a rare court collision a husband H M Peavey sues Lillian Peav ey for a divorce while she also sues him. Peavey claims cruelty and states the marriage began May 18 1919 at Vin son. He alleges she drove him from home March 20 1920 and rented his room to another. Original notices to be served.
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H. M. Peavey
Lillian Peavey
Peavey
Hach
Vinson
Pearcy
Sherif D. B. Wenderson
Last Night's News in Brief from Washington DC to Clarksburg WV
A compact digest cites Senator Hitchcock withdrawing from Democratic Senate leadership race paving Underwood's likely ascent, San Remo Armenia to be made independent per supreme council, and a German ultimatum note. It notes gold imports to HBavyland about 58,000 in early April, Edith Gould suing for separation, and Judge Nathan Goff’s death in Clarksburg Virginia.
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Washington, D.C
G. M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate
Underwood
Alabama
San Remo
Armenia
Supreme Council
London
Ftuhr
Paris
Italy
Asia Minor
Washington, D. C
Hbavyland
Federal Reserve Board
New York
Edith Kelly ]Gould
Frank O F Goult
Albert
Pessoa
Brazil
de Jlarement
Clarksburg
Vas
Nathan Goff
United States
Iowa to donate $9,000 for France’s Meaux statue
Iowa committees under Gov Harding plan a nationwide drive April 27 to May 1 to raise 9000 for a Meaux statue honoring American aid at the Marne. Donations range from one penny to 1000 pennies or 109 per person, with a goal of 250000 across the country. Funds go to France or war orphans’ relief. donors’ names will be printed in a booklet.
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The
Marne
Union
France
Frederick MacMonnies
Meaux
John J. Pershing
Marshal Foch
Marshal Joffre
Prusfng
Paris
New York Harbor
America
Iowa
Rome
John Blair
State’ House
Des Moines
Blair
Tive
Iowa State Committee Names Officials For War Drive
The Iowa state committee lists Gov. W. L. Harding as honorary chairman and names George Cosson as chairman with L. J. Wilson as executive secretary John Blair treasurer Rt Rev T W Drumm Rabbi Mannheimer P B McClanahan H C Wallace and Mrs Bert McKee among members. A booklet will be sent to the state libraries the French president and marshals and the French Chamber of Deputies with names printed by counties and towns and receipts expected.
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State Historical Library
France
Marshal Joffre
Marshal Foch
Chamber of Deputies
Iowa State Committee
W. L. Harding
George Cosson
L. J Wilson
John Blair
T. W. Drumm
Mannheimer
P. B. McClanahan
H. C. Wallace
Bert McKee
Large Attendance Planned for Junior Y Supper
Invitations extended to all seventh and eighth grade girls in the city to a mother-daughter supper at First Congregational Church next Wednesday at 7 30. The event promotes the national Girl Reserves movement for girls aged 12 to 18, emphasizing health service knowledge and character development, with the blue triangle insignia.
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Congregational Church
W. CG
Ita
G. H
Europe
America
High Prices for Fancy Poult in Edmonton Alberta
A Buff Orpington trio sold in Edmonton shows high prices for fancy poultry. The sock, hen, and pullet were recently bought and priced to reflect demand in western Canada. The cock and hen were kept in a pen.
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Edmonton
Alta
Beiouel Robereni
Canada
J wins cups for best fowl at Calgary and Edmonton shows
The article notes J securing the cup for best fowl at the Calgary show and the cup at the Edmonton exhibition for beating Orpingtons. It mentions a fourth prize at Madison Square Garden in New York and a second prize for Puiret in the open class. Mr Robertson set a record by selling a Buff Orpington cockerel for $40 from his 44 inland lakes breeding area, the highest price for a chick in the Great Lakes region.
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Calgary
Edmonton
Orpington
New York
Puiret
Robertson
Michigan
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