Woodrow Wilson Left No Heirs in Democratic Camp
Des Moines reports the Iowa legislature debates cooperative association laws with shareholder dividend rules. An amendment to remove employee dividends fails, and the law remains. Senate and House plan a memorial day service for Woodrow Wilson with a joint resolution expressing sorrow and praise for his presidency.
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Woodrow Wilson
Des Moines
Senate
Altho
Buster
Margentine
Brookhart
Washington
Co-Operative Association
Buser
Amoun
Brookhart Pela
House
Whison
Harry Ite
Vinton
B. J. Horcham
Dubuque
Ashington
D. C
Woodrow
Guy
Kendell
Democratic Party Split Over Wilsonism and League Debates
The piece analyzes factional splits within the Democratic Party after Wilson's death, detailing three groups aligned with his legacy, McAdoo liberalism, and the old machine wing. It notes Cox's potential rise as a spokesman for international cooperation and hints at future party realignments before the June convention.
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Kame Millios
Wilson
League of Nations
Democratic Party
Wilbon
baTly Ag
Burt
McAdoo
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Ft Ig
Underwood
Wi T
Towsrn McAdge
Svouta
Wood
Cox
America
League
Iag
Wilson i Fone
New York Tribune
Edison interests announce management changes and board roles
The Edison interests reveal a management reshuffle with Stephen A tring named to lead and Cement Company President Ay 33 joining as adviser. The Edison Port dealings and Son industries financing adviser Mambert are noted, signaling broader corporate alignment across Edison industries.
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Alva
Stephen A
Mortuary Rites For Komiske Family in El Paso
Rose Komiske dies in El Paso Texas after leaving Waterloo for graduation at St Mary school. Survived by father Andrew Komiske three sisters Hilde Agnes and a brother Frank. Body to Way Home Iowa and burial in Norwalk Iowa with services Wednesday.
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Rose Komske
Komiske
Waterloo
Andrew
el Paso
Tex
Norwalk
Waterloo Digging Out of Blizzard's Blanket of Snow
Waterloo faced a heavy blizzard with widespread snow cover and severe taxi service disruption. Reports show taxi firms overwhelmed, with no cabs for hours and long waits, while motorbus service to Cedar Falls continued but slowly.
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Waterloo
TNE
Cedar Falls
New British Ambassador to Visit U.S. PRR and Campmeeting
Cedar Falls reports the New British ambassador Esme How to visit the U.S. on Feb 5 as part of a stretch of activities. a church camp meeting at Riverview Park Aug 14-23 is set with Bishop S C Breyfogel to preside and deliver sermons. other speakers include Rev Woe Hallawack and Rev G Kimmel.
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Cedar Falls
Fep
Riverview Parks
S.C. Breyfoget
Lion
Woe
Hallawack
Cleveland
Endeavor
G. Kimmel
Church‘s Colleget
Naperville
Sedar Falls
Cedar_Falls
London
Esme
Frei J Mathias
Oteard
Western Union Outlook for 1924 Des Moines Report
Des Moines today issued by Western Union Telegraph Co. superintendent N. White summarized 1924 business in Des Moines and Iowa. He called telegraphic traffic a business barometer, noting a 10 to 46 percent 1924 rise from 1920 peak, with growth across towns and industries. The survey cites stronger money transfers, expanding abroad and domestic operations, and optimism among business leaders about future conditions.
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Maines
Jed
N. P
Wihite
Western Union Telegraph Company
Des Moines
White
Wilite
Ialink
Midwest
Isiness
Farelan Felds
Lowa
Towa
Minneapolis Banker and Farmer I Owen Dies in Minneapolis
J Janney 6 president of Janney Sample Emily Co and Farmers and Mechanics Saving Bank died today in Minneapolis after a 10 day illness. He resigned January 26 amid indigestion like symptoms. Born October 5 1838 in Zanesville Ohio he moved to Iowa then Illinois before settling in Minneapolis in 1860s. He was a long time leader in Northwestern business and banking circles.
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Mian
J. Janney
Janney, Sample, Emily Co
Farmers and Mechaniog Savings Bank
Janney
Anncy
Northwest
Zanesvile
Iowa
Tinois
Pollyanna at West High Thursday Benefit
Pollyanna presented as a December and Thursday night benefit at West High with East High orchestra interludes. Proceeds will go to East High West High and the Waterloo American Association of University Women Scholarship Fund to aid students in financial difficulty. Cast includes Carmody Missarta Shepley Gerald Prieda Wille and others.
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East High
West High
Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Army and Navy to Guard Dead Chieftain’s Resting Place
After the funeral, Marines and army guards will be chosen from veterans who served in France to bear Woodrow Wilson to his quiet resting place. The nation debates final ceremonies with proposals to bury at Arlington or in Virginia, amid legal questions about memorial placement.
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Ciatry Brace
Washington
France
Laapei
Senator Swanson
Virginia
Memorial
aAtrington
America
Lowe
Woodrow Wilson
Phim
Three Milwaukee Men Die in Storm Washington and Midwest Hit Hard
Three Milwaukee men perish as a severe storm sweeps the Midwest causing widespread destruction. Buildings wrecked, property damaged, and millions in losses reported as snow and sleet halted streetcars and delayed service across Wisconsin Minnesota Chicago and nearby areas. Wire communications suffer blackouts while taxicab services report heavy cancellations and crews work to clear drifting snow. Temperatures remain frigid with above zero readings promised for Chicago area.
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Midwest
Wisconsin
Minne
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Chicago
Ancary
Northwest
Jake Terion
Chicaca
Gasoline Prices Rise in Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls on February 5 the Standard of dealers raised gasoline prices two cents, followed by all independent dealers. The new price is 234 including the state tax.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Berlin Crowns No Official Mourning for Wilson
Berlin declines official mourning for Woodrow Wilson stating he was a private citizen. The German embassy did not display flags while other embassies half-masted. The state department noted the French ambassador informed colleagues of mourning norms. Rome and New York reflect mixed reactions and market closings follow the tribute. New Jersey, Albany legislators pause in respect as well.
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Washington, D. C
Berlin
Woodrow Wilson
Baron Leopold Plesson
Wilson
Rench
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Dean de Diplomatice Corps
Hirst
Baron Plessen
State Department
Italy
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Rome
Wissen
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New York
York Stock Exchange
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New Jersey
Trenton
N_ Y
Narwhal Safe, Crew Reported at South Seas Port
Melbourne report says the American bark Narwhal, lost with about 35 gentleman adventurers, is believed safe at an out of the way South Seas port. Word states the Narwhal cleared from Noumea and headed toward New Caledonia islands, where natives are said to be populated for the voyage.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Australia
Noumea
New Calais
Hoog Islands
Rev Fred J Clark to Speak at Wilson Memorial
Waterloo clergyman Rev Fred J Clark is slated to address the Wilson Memorial program at the college auditorium. The event includes a short address followed by several special musical numbers and will conclude with audience participation.
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Fred J. Clark
Waterloo
Wilson Memorial
Tetloo
Ege
Mutsical
Admiral Selfridge Dies at 106 in Washington
Retired U.S. Navy Admiral Thomas Selfridge, 106, died in Washington yesterday. The elder naval officer, known by the same name and rank, served in the navy for many years. The obituary notes his long career and final illness, with families and authorities to be notified in due course.
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Washington, Dol
Thomas ‘Olive Tidme
Government to Join Teapot Dome and Elk Hills Proceedings
The government plans to join the Teapot Dome and Elk Hills cases to stop further air extraction. Proceedings will be instituted by the government's special counsel in the Pill and Longs cases once President Coolidge signs the Walsh Mission act adopted by Congress.
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Washington
Teapot Dome
Elk Hill Reserve
Presi
Frent Corridee
Congress
Alfred E. Smith Campaign Launch in New York
A fragmented article outlines Alfred E. Smith’s bid for the Democratic presidential nomination from New York. The campaign seeks broad support, presenting Smith as a national contender and party figure with ties to the people.
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York
Fe Smith
New York
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Civilization origin rap lecture at Syracuse University
Syracuse N Y Feb 5 Internationals News Service reports Prof J C Duvall of Syracuse University traced civilization to early habit of wife capture and family hierarchy. He described rough caveman life giving rise to trade writing and other traits as civilization emerged from boss of cave and his wives.
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Chester B. Bahn
Internationals News
Syracuse
N. Y
J. c. Duvail
Syracuse University
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Daddy
Dad
Falcons
Ion
Escapees Shot in Blizzard Standoff at Farm
Three desperates escaped Missouri Penitentiary after killing guard James Hart. Amid Winter blizzard they sought refuge in a straw stack five miles southeast of Jefferson City. After firing three final shots they were killed by a posse and guards with heavy gunfire surrounding the farm.
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Missouri Penitentiary
James Hart
Here
Tommy Wilson Kin Fashion Blanket of Moss and Magnolia
Kin of Tommy Wilson send tribute to Woodrow Wilson, a blanket of moss and magnolia leaves from a tree once sheltering a local schoolboy who grew to a world figure. The tender tribute comes from Miss Ratherina Woodrow of Rock Hill, a cousin, and Col. George McMaster of Columbia.
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Moss
Columbia
Wilson
Ashington
Woodrow Wilson
Ratherina Woodrow
Baptist Organ to Be Dedicated at Program Tonight
The organ at First Baptist Church will be dedicated this evening during the program. A short ceremony will precede the organ recital, with church members and attendees invited to attend the dedication of the new instrument.
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Baptist
First Baptist Church
Rock Island bootlegger jailed for six months
In Rock Island County Gus Falk a Moline bar operator received the severest bootlegging penalty yet in the county. He was fined 1000 dollars and sent to jail for six months today in Rock Island.
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Rock Island, I
Rock Island County
Gus Falk
Moline
Jali
Gustafson Readies Plan for Private Loans in Iowa House
Des Moines February 5 The article details Gustafson as clerk of the Iowa House, famed for parliamentary rulings aided by Roberts Rules. It notes his long service, potential future offices, and his pivotal role in guiding speakers through complex proceedings. Washington discusses plans for a $10,000 wheat loans program and a federal committee to manage agricultural aid, with Hoover outlining credit support.
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Ucleg of
Parlia
C. Hr. Gustaf
Gus
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Alpha and Omega
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Senate
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Gustafson
Associated Press
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Coolidge
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guarence M._ Wooley
John M York
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Chicago
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War Finance Corporation
Siberian Revolters Sentenced to Death by Military Court
A military court in Siberia sentenced several revolters to death for their activities against the Soviet state. The defences cited were defeated, and sentences included execution or long prison terms. The cases referenced locations in Chita and Siberia with high-level officials noted.
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Febdavey
Chita
Siberian
Siberia
Pepeminander My
Peteliayey
License Returns After Change of Mind in Omaha Couple
In Council Bluffs Iowa on February 5 Tot Smolla 21 and Beasie Hanousek 27 of Omaha obtained a license in a big city. Roy Hardesty district court clerk received a letter from the woman indicating I have changed our minds Bessie scrawled across the document in a feminine hand.
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Council Bluffs
Tot Smolla
Beasie Hanousek
Oman
Big City
Mondaly
Roy Hardesty
District Court
Bessie
Emma East to Speak at First Congregational Church
Emma East noted author and traveler arrives from Grinnell by train halted by snowdrifts to lecture at First Congregational Church in Waterloo titled Conserving the Country. The talk today at 8 p.m. will be free and open to the public as East tours local clubs.
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Emma ‘Yoliman East
National Arkes Association
Washington, D
Waterloo
Grinnell
Miss Colby to Leave Waterloo for Home in Luncheon
Complimentary note for Miss Nanna Colby who will soon depart Waterloo to settle at Black's luncheon. Regular business will be conducted and conference matters discussed.
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Miss Colby
Nanna Colby
Waterloo
Black's
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