Onus Bill Battle Debates At Convention Floor
International New Washington reports renewed push in D C as administrators rally to kill the social bonus issue. Delays, loans, and compensation plans spark debate among veterans and lawmakers. Delegates from Delaware, McCumber, and Fordney invited to address supporters before the president’s veto decision looms.
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Nate Finance Committee
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Michigan
Case Ways and Mapis Committee
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Local visitors and incidents reported in Minneapolis area
Mind- Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jason and Ben, visiting friends here, a scarlet fever victim at 409 Edwards street. Mr. and Mrs. Cincinnati, O., are there, Harry J. A. at 115 Randolph street. Mrs. J. H. Ord, St. Paul, Alice Willingma before marriage, at her parents’ home. A theft at 1139 Logan avenue. nothing missing. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Hinges return from wedding trip to northern Minnesota. Briggs, a county drainage engineer, mentioned.
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Waterloo Map Will Help Realize U. E. Merger
Waterloo meeting discussed uniting Evangelical and I E churches. Fritzsinger expected as voter, aim to form one United body. committee plans memorial fund for Ames men and a statewide merger, with emphasis on reconciliation and lasting union.
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Ames Memorial
Danish born Mrs. Jacobsen dies after appendicitis near Hudson
Mrs. Maren Jacobsen wife of Peter Jacobsen died at Presbyterian hospital from appendicitis after a brief illness. Born in Denmark April 20 1867 she married June 9 1888 and came to America in 1909 settling near Reinbeck then Hudson. Survived by husband and many children in Iowa and North Dakota four sons predeceased her. Burial planned at Greenwood with Danish Lutheran service at Cedar Falls. Also listed are services for Mrs. Sarah E. Lantz with funeral at O Keefe Towna Funeral Home and burial in Fairview. R A post pallbearers noted.
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Westbrook
Minn
Henry Jorgensen
Cedar Walls
Nels
Montina
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Waterloo
Petersen Dros
Cedar Fallg
A. G. Kildagafird
Greenwood
Sarah Be.lantz
Sarah E. Lantz
O'Keeta & Towna
Wider
J. H. Gibby
Waterment
Fairview
Robert Anderson Post
Ge A R
Japan
Articles Lost at Cattle Congress Are at Y W C A
Workers from the Young Women's Christian Association at the Dairy Cattle Congress ran a busy information tent and restrooms, assisting visitors and recovering two pocketbooks a pair of nose glasses and several keys. Lost articles will be returned upon identification at YWCA rooms. The WCAL team provided comfort to tired attendees and handled inquiries, trains, and mail with efficiency, earning praise from visitors.
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Seven Applicants Take Civil Service Tests for Police and Fire
Seven applicants sat civil service examinations for police and fire positions in a municipal courtroom at city hall yesterday afternoon. Four seek police posts, three fireman roles. Those who pass mental and character tests will face a physical exam before the commission certifies eligibility to department heads. Commissioners named are Walter Jensen, E. H. McCoy and Dr. J. E. Brinkman.
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Walter Jensen
E. H. McCoy
J. E. Brinkman
Jad Salts Kidney Flush Promised To Restore Action
A 1900 era ad extols Jad Salts as a cure for sluggish kidneys and related ailments. It claims four ounces in water before breakfast will restore kidney activity, ease bladder disorders, and cleanse the system, touting its grape acid and sodium citrate base as a generically palliative remedy.
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Guy
Aingerie Pichardson Mills
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