Economic Effect of Hermitage 16 Broadest Sue
Washington dispatch argues the 1920s congressional campaigns will hinge on the economic impact of American isolation and world policy rooted in the Paris peace decisions. Sullivan urges Democrats to frame the issue as the United States bearing moral and economic blame for postwar paralysis and to unify the public on a high tariff stance if needed.
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Political currents and prospects in 1923 Washington and California
A Washington observer warns that economic curealls and global currency shifts threaten the U.S. gold base as 1923 echoes 1896. The piece weighs James M. Cox’s influence, McAdoo’s political maneuvering, and the shift of Democratic power to California as a potential path to a presidential nomination.
West Teachers Earn A NFA Certificate for 100 Percent Enrollment
Recognition from the National Function Association honors West schools teachers for high professional spirit and full enrollment. The West Teachers Association organized the campaign and attributes the achievement to its efforts. Miss Mercy Aylesworth serves as president, Miss Stella Bushnell as secretary, and H. Kimball as treasurer.
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West Schools
United States
West
West Teachers Association
Mércy Aylesworth
Stella Bushnell
H. Kimball
Des Moines Slayer Goes to Trial Monday
Des Moines news reports Harry Woodruff will face second degree murder charges at trial Monday for the February 17 shooting of Law rence Tracy. Woodruff is free on a 5960 dollar bond posted by friends. The case follows an attack on Woodruff’s 14 year old daughter.
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Waterloo Scouts Award Merit Badges in Court of Honor
Several Boy Scouts won first class second class and merit badges at the Waterloo headquarters in a court of honor chaired by Marty Northey in Judge Wood's absence. Recipients included David Dewey Austin Smith Milton Conrow Kenneth Garmon Floyd Russell Earl Staley and Ricker Alford. Calerit badge winners listed and future examination date April 7 noted.
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Court of Honor
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George W. Wood
David Dewey
Austin Smith
Milton Conrow
Kenneth Garmon
Floyd Russell
Earl Staley
Ricker Alford
Tiase
William Smith
William Schutte
Robert Lyle Spencer
Luxton Pettit Mefar
Washington reports no chance to avert April coal strike
The White House stated there is no likelihood of stopping the coal strike set for April 1 as talks between operators and miners failed to materialize. A missed conference leaves the dispute unresolved.
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D. C
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Adriatic
Trieste
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Alimony Petition Filed Amid Police Official Claims
Mrs. Helen C. Collins tells a judge she was plighted by a police captain and seeks alimony. In Marion Ohio a fire in a penitentiary ventilation system prompted suspicion as prisoners were readied for release amid smoke. The warden is involved in the discussion.
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United Press
New York
Helen C. Collins
John J. Cols. Vins
Marion
Chicago Bull Fight Turned Race Ends With Bull Victory
An advertised bull fight by Charlot Molina, billed as the world's greatest torero, was changed to a bull race. The bull won as Charlot failed to catch Win all evening.
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Chicago
Charlot Molina
Charlot
Rreen Bay Eebor Rican Kiles Sel at Omaha
The fragment mentions Helen Saylor a 10 year old with scarlet fever at home and a death by own action in an unrelated police note. It also references a Watest English society recruit to a charity trade and a hotel room incident with Major Dalrymple. The text is garbled and contains multiple names and events.
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Rreen Bay
Omaha
Helen Saylor
Hamomad Svenun
H. M. Abnee
Wis
Watest Engiich Society
Lausy Mirjorie Dalrymple
Doleeee Ae Starr
Sam- Jerio
Are
New York
Golfer Found Dead with Empty Chamber in Room
Hotel officials say the golfer lay on the floor beside the body with one chamber empty. The individual had been in the room since Thursday May and no reason for the act is known.
Western Maryland Shopmen Strike Over Wage Cut
In Baltimore Maryland on March 25 2000 shopmen of the Western Maryland railroad in this city walked out in protest at a new contract that cut wages. The strike was orderly and is expected to spread to shops at other points along the railroad.
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Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Waterloo pledges budget system to curb city debt
The Waterloo ticket argues current finances are antiquated and wasteful, noting overdrawn warrants at six percent and bank-held funds at two and a half percent. They promote adopting a budget system to live within income, transfer funds responsibly, and cut interest costs, backed by conscientious officials.
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Waterloo
Mnes
Do Not Be Deceived In City Water Works Debate
Analysis of historical city finances questions honesty and efficiency in public administration. The piece critiques claims of economy, bonds, and a water works purchase tied to a mayoral era. It questions transparency and business methods amid indictments and a police chief resignation in 1911 1912.
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