Debates on Iowa judgeship and debt cancellation risks
The column reviews Iowa northern district judgeship politics with allies backing George Scott and B A Morling amid a three way split. It weighs debt cancellation as a wartime remedy to revive global trade and U S markets. It notes December weather could hint at winter trends.
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Iowa
Henry Reed
Adhison
Dolliver
Thee
H. T. Reed
Cresca
Tom Heath
Fort Dodge
Craig Wright
Sioux City
Allison
Haugen
Cousins
Judge Reed
Conner
Healy
Hubbard
Wright
Reed
Birdsall
Senater Cumming
Boies
George Scott
Henny
Dickinson
B.A Morling
Emmetsburg
Sweet
Scott
B. F. Swisker
Department of Justice
Parley Christensen Reports From Russia on Soviet Conditions
Parley Christensen, a 1920 presidential hopeful on the Sarmeriabor ticket, traveled to Russia to verify conditions there. He and allies report interviews with Lenin and acknowledge the Soviet system now faces upheaval, noting public admission that the regime is unstable. The piece asserts prior knowledge of the situation but welcomes Christensen’s frank, alibi-free disclosure.
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Christensen
Emms Goldman
Alek Gerkman
America
U.S. A
Russia
Parley
Sis BT
Parley Christensen
Lenine
Bess Bol
Shevist
Informaon
Jenny Lind of Today Inspires Renewed Interest in the Swedish Nightingale
Old proverb aside, Frieda Hempel's Iowa tour revives interest in Jenny Lind the Swedish Nightingale. Critics praise Hempel's likeness to Lind and note relics from Lind's era, including the Castle Garden piano. Lind's legacy endures as a revered figure in American and world music history.
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Jenny Lind
Iowa
Frieda Hemps
Miss Hempel
America
Castle Garden
New York
Mlle
Lind
Lata
Miss Hermpel
Althe
Jenny Litd
FL B
Pitner
The
New York Tribune
Handel
Messiah
Mendelssohn
Elijah
al. Hoffman
Redeemer
Boston
Daniel Webster
Taubert
Rossini
Meyerbeer
Sweet Home
Health Talks on Sarcoma by Dr Huber
Doctor explains sarcoma differs from cancer and often affects youth. It may involve muscles bones glands and brain and treatment includes surgery when possible and erysipelas toxin therapy for inoperable cases. Hot baths are discouraged for the frail. tepid baths advised.
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Huber
New York
Friends Wives and a Golf Ribbon Mystery
Imogene shares a tale of suspicion stirred by a blue ribbon mistaken for wedding treachery. Mary learns the truth from Tommy Benton the lawyer and forgives Billy after discovering the ribbon was a joke tied to a golf wager and cigars, restoring harmony.
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Imogene
Andrew
Mary
Billy
Tmogens
Tommy Benton
Hin
Tommy
Tom
Blue Ribbon Club
Leaking the Rich in Marshailtown Politics
The Marshailtown Times-Republican argues the house and senate avoided taxing rich men at 50 percent, fearing workers would not understand tax avoidance via securities. Voters demand to soak the rich while lawmakers protect jobs and revenue concerns. many still believe a millionaire faces higher taxes.
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Marshailtown
Republican
House
Senate
Goodnight Goodnight on a Rainy Theatre Night
A city streetcar stalled on a new line as a Wednesday night crowd heads to the theatre. A Texas evangelist, an ex circus performer, and two politicians entertain while a resident orders the interrupters away. Curtain falls with the third act.
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Texas
Tax policy and farmer livelihoods amid rising taxes
Opinion pieces warn that high taxes push capital from productive enterprise to tax free bonds and warn of eventual tax relief. Anecdotes from Clarke county and Iowa papers illustrate local economic frictions and calls for prudent public policy.
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Congress
Iowa
Des Moines
Clarke County
Sam
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q and A 1921
Questions on nature topics are answered in this column by the Nature Notes editor. Inquiries include whether all fishes lay eggs and if lancetwood wood used for fishing rods has another name and source, and whether peacocks count as poultry. Answers appear in Mondays Nature Notes.
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Baamteke
West Park Ave
John ¢. Hartman
A. W. Peterson
Treas
Gen’l Mgr
Waterloo
Menber
Associated Press
Ghd
Beretm
Dougherty
Washington, D. C
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Rey's
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
Nature Notes
Ises
Nature
The Guarded Heights Scene of a Lofty Entanglement
A torn social world centers on George as he chases Sylvia amid wealth, jealousy, and rumors. Betty offers wary support while Blodgett and Dalrymple complicate loyalties at the Oakmont estate, culminating in a tense exchange about future choices.
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Dalrymple
KisteedenRoas
George
Boorse Morton
Sylvia
Gett
Ates
Betty Alston
Betty
Wall Street
Goodhue
Wahdel
Allen
Lamman
Bert
New York
Stone
Lambert
Squibs
Cross
Sol George
Blodgett
Hhis
Toold Planter
Oakmont
Georges
Dalrympie
Isealde
Rogers
Pier
Elise
Perstete
Blodget
Og Pay Mure
Fantus
Hanz Blodgett
Mr. Blodgett
Bety
Local bar talk shifts to moonshine and rhubarb wine
Abe Martin recalls old time bartender chatter asking for rye or bourbon while a bootlegger now questions patrons with white or red. Despondent, he brewed a keg of rhubarb wine as trouble looms.
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Nightingale
P. T. Barnum
Sweden
Westminster Abbey
Richard Hoffman
John B. Huber
Friend Wife
Roh Fulkerson
TeWa Editors
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Oskaloosa Herald
National Organization of the Federation of Farm Bureaus
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Farm’s Bureau
National Federation
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Lion City Journal
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