Ransier Guests of Dr. Harding Learn Harding Ties
Judge C. Ransier and wife Miss Marion recently toured the Adirondacks and several states with no car trouble, meeting Dr. George Harding and visiting his Marion Star connections. They described Harding as hospitable and hale, noting his wish to retire from medicine but continuing to drive a horse and buggy.
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Dr. Harding
Ransier
Warren
Washington
Hanling
Harding
Henry Ford
Judge Ransier Visits New York and New Woodstock
The article notes Judge Ransier returning from Marion after a funeral in New York. He recalls nine Harding family members at a reunion and remarks on unsafe Sunday driving in Pennsylvania. He visits his birthplace near Syracuse, describes the century-old family home, and mentions a concert in Mac Donough with Miss Tan Fier as pianist. He praises Lake George and comments on the 4,000 mile journey, noting mud and new road work.
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C. FE
Ransier
Miss Marion
Adirondack
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvaia
West Virginia
George Tryon Harding
Marion
Wooster
Delpha Tryon
Harding
Judge Ransier
New Woodstock
N. Y
Syracuse
Stanling
Marion Ransier
MacDonough
John Prindle Scott
Binghamton
Tan- Fier
Lake George
Judge Riansier Sa
Lakes George
Sham Plain
George
Pennsylvania
Bechtelheimer and Daughters in Auto Accident at Ankeny
Clyde Bechtelheimer secretary of the Iowa Creamery Secretarias' and Managers' association and his two daughters Alice and Anna Louise were returning from the Iowa State fair when their car was rammed by a machine driven by Steinfeldt of Stratford Ta near Ankeny twelve miles from Des Moines. Bechtelheimer was uninjured but his daughters were slightly bruised and shaken. The Bechtelheimer car was wrecked beyond repair and the other machine badly damaged. Steinfeldt turned out to pass another car and struck Bechtelheimer head on. The party returned to Waterloo by rain.
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Clyde Bechtelheimer
Iowa Creamery Secretarias’ and Managers’ Association
Alice
Anna Louise
Steinfeldt
Stratford
Ankeny
Des Moines
Bechtelheimer
Waterloo
Perth Amboy clash injures Klansmen as mobs attack hall
In Perth Amboy New Jersey late last night a crowd estimated over 5 000 attacked a Klux Klan meeting at the Odd Fellows hall after a prior assault that injured more than 100. Police and fire units fought to protect Klansmen, while state troopers arrived to aid evacuations amid ongoing beatings and mob violence.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Ing
Sixty Fishing Boats Sunk Off Danish Coast
Copenhagen reports a terrific 24 hour gale sinking sixty fishing boats on the Danish coast. Heavy damage to livestock and crops on the Littoral was noted as the storm battered coastal regions and towns along the shore.
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Copenhagen
Littoral
LeMars Faces Heavy Rain Deluge Delays Street Work
LeMars and nearby Storm Lake received unprecedented rainfall in 1923 with 21.47 inches from April 1 to August 23, nearly the yearly average. The pattern included rain on 44 full days and partial rain on 14 days, halting pavement work by Moore-Young Construction as the weather bureau notes.
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LeMars
Storm Lake
Dreath
Stanley J. Moore
Moore-Young Construction Company
Moore
Kaltenbach Returns From Des Moines Camp
Erwin J. Kaltenbach, Waterloo's sole attendee at the citizensmilitary training camp at Fort Des Moines in August, came back last night. He belonged to the best drilled Infantry squad, which earned a silver medal to keep in Des Moines for fine work. Camp officers were all members of organized reserves. Quarters were tents. overall the encampment was enjoyable as he studied the blue or advanced course.
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Erwin J. Kaltenbach
Waterloo
Citizens
Fort Des Moines
Kaltenbach
Des Moines
Kaltenabch
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DR. Geo. Harding
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LEVIN
Minnesota
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Levin Bros., Inc
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Minneapolis
Minn
Levin Furniture
Harwich
Hall-Ekfelt Co
Grouo
Kluxers
Fora Sales and Service
Ford Motor Company
Repass Automobile Co
West Park Avenue
Cedar Street
Town
RCH
America
Coats
Jersey
Westles
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