Cox declares league unity as Democratic battle cry
Gov. James J. Cox argues for ratification of the League covenant with broad interpretations to preserve peace and U.S. interests. He denounces Harding's separate peace, blasts Republican platform, and pledges strong law enforcement and progressive domestic reforms.
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Harding
Germany
League
Rutty
Cox
Wilson
League Navy
Friends of the League
Senate
Cov. Cox
América
Gov. Cox
Plattm
Congressional
Lodge
Penrose
Republians
Johnson
California
Republcan Congress
Almdams
Sahara at Ont Tee Was Thick Settled
The article discusses ancient writings suggesting Sahara was once thickly settled and highly civilized. It cites Charlies de la Ronciere as discovering documents and notes Jewish trading posts across the Sahara in the fifteenth century. It states an ancient African history predating the Christian era reaching back to Cheops.
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Spain
Sahara
Charlies de la Ronciere
National Library of France
Africa
Beard lore through ages priced by kings and conquerors
A fragmented note traces beard significance from Adam in Paradise to ancient rulers, noting Persian kings, Assyrian wings, Razors of Flint, and Alexander the Great shaping fashion. The text ends with stray catalog-like lines and an advertisement reference to Logan Ayo Coal Co.
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Adam
Paradise
Persia
Assyria
Saladin
Alexander the Great
U S Ways To Aid Poland May Include Special Congress Session
Washington reports indicate President Wilson weighs options to aid Poland amid the Russo-Polish war. Officials suggest possible league intervention or a special congressional session to authorize relief, with diplomacy involving France and England under consideration. Dispatches note Soviet advances in Persia near Teheran and threats to the shah.
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Washington, D. C
Poland
Russia
Wilson
Colby
Davis
Washington
Chicago Tribune
United States
France
England
League of Nations
Congress
State Department
Persia
Tabriz
Kazbin
Teheran
Teheran Talks and Troop Movements Amidst Eastern Europe Fog
The Americas minister at Teheran Jebn od Caldweth noted eyviet army votes on Tabrix while British and French commanders expect a withdrawal to Tabrix under military escort. Ma Paddock and U S consul Higdon plan to leave with Mary families as telegraphed, amid unclear postwar policy signals and a U S stance against reviving old Bolshevik influence.
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Tehernua
Jebn
Caldweth
Tabriz
Gorton
Ameriqui
Drittish
Teheran
John IC. Higdon
Miery Fanilies
Europe
Horsida Bolsheviki
Maxwell Motor Co. faces receivership amid expansion plans
Telegram from Detroit dated July 29 1920 claims Maxwell Motor Co about to go into receivership. Statement by Padden of Padden Auto Co notes impending sale and added liabilities while capital needs rise. Company plans inventory and partial startup adjustments as expansion proceeds.
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Maxwell Motor Company
Padden
Padden Auto Company
Detroit
Mieh
Harry 2Ulden
Auto Company
Waterloo
Linn
Eight Hundred Physicians to Attend Iowa Illinois Wisconsin Convention
Eight hundred doctors from Iowa Illinois and Wisconsin will gather in Waterloo October 4 to 7 for a four day medical convention. Meetings will emphasize science and be largely closed to the public except sanitation and public health sessions open to federal officials. Social events include a banquet and the Greater Waterloo association and Woman's club assist with planning. The greetings are organized by Teadorg J J O Keefe EB J Robb and F W Powers.
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Iowa
Ilinois
Wisconsin
United States
Greater Waterloo Association
Woman's Club
Medical Society
Teadorg
J. J. O'Keefe
EB. J. Robb
F. W. Powers
Oelwein Men Return from Syria Bring Brides
After eleven months abroad in Syria, Brent Wiens and children return to Oelwein with a bride. They landed in New York July 27 and visited Cleveland relatives before reaching Oelwein. Dilek and Mrs Peed Weoharde blend into American life while sharing wartime stories and adjusting to pounds and dollars here.
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Oelwein
Wiensaris Lua
Syria
Hin
Tal Irip
New York
Cleveland
Anime
Gelwein
Diek
Noir Tee Tuth
Old Country
Dilek
United States
Uhek
Hhe
Tia
Fred
Paris
United Stites
Peed Weoharde
Miss Hadab
Baetinerh
Gag
Mars
Richard
Wred
Musical Service at First M. E. Church Sunday
The Flrst Methodist choir will conduct the Sunday service with gol o duets and trios. George W Turner will play organ solos and Miss Viola Miller harp solos. Mrs Apveryp from a principal St. Louis church will sing. The choir, one of the few to remain active in hot weather, will close the season and plan two cantatas for early fall.
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Flrst Methodist Church
Golo
George IW. Turner
Viola Miller
Apveryp
St. Louis
Will Agaist
Filans
May Call Minister Rev Wrrest Mounger to Lead Service
Rev Wrrest Mounger of Like City Minnesota will conduct services at Christ Hoiseopal church Sunday at 11 a.m. He comes at the vestry invitation and may be named rector. He is a married veteran and chaplain of the American Legion post, with Boy Scouts and cadet work interests.
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Wrrest Mounger
City
Minn
Wil
Christ Hoiseopal Church
Tl A
Mounser
Sle
American Legion
National Guard Officer Heads to Storm Lake Camp
Sera O Wenner of Co M will depart Sunday afternoon for Storm Lake to attend her guard camp from August 24. She will return to Waterloo after completion, taking up duties at her station.
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Sera
O. Wenner
National Guard
Co. M
Storm Lake
Waterloo
Public Library Hosts Reading Program for Junior Patrons
A city library ran a story hour for Juvenile patrons during school holidays. Sixty one children heard the tale of Miura with phonograph records, led by Marlon Davis and Naneen Dusts. July 1929 circulation rose to six hundred eighty nine volumes borrowed, showing growth over last year.
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Marlon Davis
West Ty Naneen Dusts
Summer Reading Course Sees Change in Book Selections
The initial books proved too challenging for younger students and a revised selection was made. Participants who chose from the fraternity may switch, while entrants in the contest can pick either option now.
American racing motorboat Whip-po-will jr sinks at Osborne Bay
The American motorboat Whip-po-will jr representing the Motorwest Club of America sank during practice in Osborne Bay off Cowes Isle of Wight. The crew was rescued and no injuries are reported as the Harmsworth trophy contest begins August 10.
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Raceh Burna
Associated Preys
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Whip-po-will, Jr
Motorwest Club of America
Osborne Bay
Nod
Census 1920 Decrease Noted in Daniels Kentucky
A clipped census note from Daniels Kentucky records a 1920 population decrease. The entry lists a figure 2387.2 and uses terse shorthand common to local notices. Further context or full figures are unavailable in the fragment.
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Jriers
Cebu
Systero
Ep Yemnor
League. of Nations
Federal Reserve Act
E Fanding
Aswell
America
James Ms Cosa
Brazil
Logan Ayo. Coal Co
Maxwell Motor Co
M. EL
Holmes
Census Reports
Wees Bobe
Oneida Street Grocery 300
Oneida. Bt
Riehl Street Market
Riehl Bt
Ateesa
N. S
N.S
East Fifth ST. Hardware CO
Motorkool OL
Motorkool
Motorkool Sales Company
Cedar Falls
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