BOMB ATTEMPT ON U.S. OFFICE IN COSTA RICA
A bomb attempt targeted the American legation in San Jose Costa Rica on Monday night. The Galloway company bonds are secured by a first mortgage on assets valued at over 2 million including fixed property. The Waterloo banks backed the financing and the plan sets aside a sinking fund to retire the bonds. The company will have working capital and unencumbered assets to meet rising demand for its goods.
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First Morte Saxe
Galloway Company
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
San
Jose
Costa Rica
Torl
State Department
Waterloo
Towa
Izs
Sherman Attacks Wilson Over League Plan Clash
Senator Sherman rails against the League of Nations covenant arguing it would surrender U S sovereignty, empower a global body to dictate policy, and force military and financial commitments abroad, warning of war without congressional approval and a compelled foreign policy regime.
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League
Sherman
Couness
Geneva Council
The
Congress
Galloway Co reorganized and refinanced under bank plan
The Waterloo based WM Galloway company to be reorganized with a bankers committee taking voting control while John T Swift becomes vice president and financial manager. The plan funds the debt, preserves operations, and shifts emphasis to sales and new business. Tangible assets exceed 2 million as the firm restructures amid past strong performance and debt retirement.
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Page Ing
Iowa
Waterloo
Galloway
Ohn T. Swift
Ufe
Jonds
Bankers’ Committee
John T. Swift
Swift Manufacturing Company
Is City
Trengemient
Galwas
Tangune
Nashua Briefs Lose Fragments From May 22 Tradition
Rev and Mrs Weidner attended a state convention in Des Moines. Peter Gorter received a telegram from their son Will stating he arrived safely in New York from Wranne. Kevt Godwin Wardeen was reported around last week after an incident involving a misstep.
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Nashia
Weidner
Des Moines
Osmt
Peter Gorter
Will
New York
Wranne
Godwin Wardeen
Waverly Reports Medical Case and Home Front Lines
Bristow notes W Sniffin and Cline in Waverly to remove an abnormal growth from the left hand finger. The wound heals but remains painful. Ed Harris repairs a residence east of the lawn while Clare Hearn, enlisted two years ago, returns safely Monday night after a surprise overseas arrival.
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W. Sniffin
Cline
Waverly
Ed Harris
Clare Hearn
Local notes from Brandon and Wellsburg district
May 23 updates from Brandon area include Virgil Towne visiting his uncle W N Bassett in Wellsburg and state clerks and residents like C Milar of Eclipse Lumber Yard traveling to Austin Minnesota. Rainbow division members Averett Crumrine and Charles Hoygins return home, Glenn Bower comes back from overseas, Frank Williams of Rowley calls on trends, and staff changes as Williams becomes cashier at the Indian State Bank. Mrs Fruchtner returns to Colorado after a visit, plus Don H Wimmer’s trip to Darlington Indiana for his father’s illness and Suzie Allen visiting friends in Vinton. Advertising is always NEWS.
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Brandon
Virgil Towne
Bert Towne
Wellsburg
W. N. Bassett
Dean
C. Milar
Eclipse Lumber Yard
Austin
Ming
Averett Crumrine
Charles Hoygins
Rainbow Division
Glenn Bower
Frank Williams
Rowley
Willams
Ndton State Bank
Fruchtner
Colorado
GC. Voorhees
Don H. Wimmer
Darlington
Ind
Suzie Allen
Vinton
Geoff Davis
Geo. L. Davis
Shipment of New Records Arrives with Classic Favorites
A large shipment brings the latest records and a set of classic tunes including Alabama Lullaby Forever Blowing Bubbles Missouri Waltz Honolulu March and Always Chasing Rainbows. The collection features titles across vaudeville and Hawaiian music with nostalgic melodies and celebratory songs for broad audiences.
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Alabama
St. Julien
Ohio
Missouri
Honolulu
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War Department
Federal Money
Marshal Foch
Lofoineh Dress
Ieee
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Derry
U.S
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George D. Herron
Russia
Woodrow Wilson
Caligula
League of Nations
Cole House
Great Britain
United States
France
la Fayette
Washington
George III
Louis XVI
Asia
Africa
Siberia
Shantung
Japan
Poland
China
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Kezar
Chickasaw
Reant
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Watertoo
Mildred Currell
Rochester
John Beck
Ami Shannon
David
Grandma Jungkunz
Charles City
Morecroft
Wyo
Oak Hill
Marshal Shannon
Iison
J. F. Jungkunz
Omaha
J. J. Gough
Beulah Webster
Wendell
New Hartford
Ralph Webweek
Scholmates
Amex Ster
Mary Keut
Minneapolis
Bris. Lee Bates
Winnsonto
Bert Troutner
Penerlence
Caregeruees
Roy Freeburg
Burton L. Lockwood Rayean
Jelkader
Will Loos
Coulter
Sarah Shannon
Geo. Leonard
Frank Taira
Leonard
Mark Scutt
Magill
Nev
Scott
Abs. Scott
Charlotte Wait
Wadena
M. A Kepple
Dakota
Lloyd
Kenneth McLillan
Gladys Byrum
Mildred Reester
Florence Boomer
State Teachers’ College
Avis Flint
Miss Shaw
Clarksvitles
Nelson de Moss
de Moss
A. HeNowell
Marie Tracy
Helen Brown
Snyder and Minzer
Lon Rich
Rederigks Iburg
Emil Waschke
Cununingy
Elina
Gertrud’ Peeler
Bigger
Ishingami
Marengo
Oscoed Watt
Guy Bean
Leanan Peck
Donald Ta
Howard Ner
Andrew Troutner
Ed Clark
Frank Maine
Vina Parson
Dumont
Milt Schuler
Trousdale Cafe
Mrs. Day
Mervel Miller
Portsmouth
Waa
E. A
Kevs Yaggy
Blairstown
Fuller
Aredate
Co Welty
Tha Stock Bronsma
Bruno Bronsma
Simon ‘Stock
O. A. Chambers
Grandview
Wash
Art Chimbers
Grandma Olrogge
Fred Hagenow
Raymond Klemp
WM. Galloway Co
Nashua
Bristow
E. Fourth St
West
Thone
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