Ulster Premier's Stand Unchanged Regarding Parley
Belfast March 2 Sir James Crate premier of the Unionist government of Ulster says he will continue the policy toward the Irish Free State, denying breach of faith toward Michael Call and blaming unemployment for Catholic joblessness. He vows to stay with the policy from the start as an honorable course. Bound Throw n crowd Belfast March 28 fires break out city early today a bombing wounds three as crowd watches jam factory blaze in any street
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Belfast
James Crate
Ulster
Polar Expedition to Carry Radio Outfit
The Amundsen Arctic expedition will depart Seattle on June 1 and drift toward the north pole to maintain constant contact with the outside world via wireless telegraph and radiophones. Leader Roald Amundsen announced the plan after arriving in New York aboard the Stavangerfjord.
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Polar Expedition
New York
Seattle
Wash
North Pole
Racld Amundsen
Christiania
Stavangerfjord
Women Prove Power in Politics Across Iowa Cities
In Iowa municipal contests on March 28 women played decisive roles. Reform tickets triumphed in Clarksville and Spencer saw a shift from longtime mayors. Ackley re-elected its mayor, with women voters credited for supporting new leadership. La Porte City elected a Citizens ticket, Burlington kept Mayor Smith, and Hudson favored younger candidates. Multiple towns reported heavy female turnout and notable vote margins.
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H. C. Armstrong
H. C. Meyers
Meyers
Crystal Lake
John Polgetter
la Porte
la Porte City
Citizens
H. M. Ashley
Ashley
Ira T. Richards
H. C. Goodwin
Roy E H. Wagner
C. A. Brust
RR. B. Tripp
Jesse O. Kober
George Banger
Burlington
Associated Press
Thomas J. Smith
Lare W. O. Katser
Frank Canny
Henry W. Egener
W. C. Ogden
Henry Cook
George Young
Kaiser
Danny
Cook
Young
Hudson
A. H. Brandhurst
Henry la Frenz
W. H. Shimer
Lloyd Shimer
George Sergeant
S. J. Strayer
A. G. Hollis
William Crownover
Joe Skustas
Greene
George Carney
Bob van Enam
Gus Noltereke
Henry Murphy
Charles Williams
Frank Cheney
Oliver Magee
Fred Hesalroad
Charlies Starkweather
Jesup
Jeanp
C. J. Bright
R. W. Houck
J. QO. Ailen
Bloomfield
Ottumwa
O. ¢. Upwood
Hlounflelkd
Fred. Miller
Cedar Rapids
Charles D. Huston
Tits City
J. . Rail
Rail
Laston Bas
Public safety edge seals Byrnes defeat in council race
Louis Roth former mayor won a council seat. Louis Zika beat 9 071 votes the most for a councilman here to begin his sixth term. Over 11 000 ballots cast. women turnout lighter than expected. Hersha C Smith Republican elected city treasurer. Mayor Lou Zumuehson reelected Democrat to third term. Des Moines to require department designation on council candidacies.
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Lou Zumuehson
Mikes
Des Moines
Gnagy Wins Waterloo Mayoral Race by Plurality
Gnagy is elected mayor of Waterloo by a margin around two thousand votes over Thompson. Early results showed Gnagy carrying east wards decisively, with Third and Fourth wards tipping toward him while Rector and Hector trailed. Jubilant supporters gathered as precincts reported, signaling a landslide for the Waterloo ticket.
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Slippy
Notrip
Stillwagon
Bickelsberg
C. E. Conrad
Eickelberg
Roy L. Jackson
Rons
Gnagy
Thompson
Waterloo
Third
Rector
Hector
W. L. Belt
Mae Ward
Waterloo Ticket
Greater Waterloo Association
Hetts
Rector Geta
John” Rector
Rumormill Swirls as Precincts Tilt Toward Gnagy Lead
Reports from the city describe ongoing vote tallies with Gnagy widening his advantage over Rector and Thompson far behind. Officials and supporters at Rector and Thompson HQs debated the cause while Gnagy fans celebrated with loud music as scattered rumors suggested Rector had surrendered and shifted effort to Thompson.
Gnagy Family Dominates Local Mayoral Races
A. E. Gnagy was elected mayor of Waterloo last night. Simultaneously J. O. Gnagy won Castle Hill mayoral race unanimously amid scarce opposition. Their father William Goney serves as a Cedar Heights councilman.
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Gnagy
A. E. Gnagy
Waterloo
J. ©. Gnagy
Castle Hill
William Goney
Cedar Heights
J. O. Gragy
Earl
Castle Hill Feild
J. O
Man Hurt In Fall At City Entrance
Andrew Thompson, eighty, of 221 Elm Street, fell while entering the city this morning and sustained several cuts and bruises. He was taken to the police station where wounds were dressed and returned home. His condition is not critical.
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Andrew Thompson
Elmstreat
American Shipbuilding Company Declares 20 Percent Dividend
Jersey City N J March 28 The American Shipbuilding Company at its annual meeting today declared an extra dividend of 20 percent.
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Jersey City
N. J
American Shipbuilding Company
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