Meeting in Sioux City Ends in Disorder Over League Speech
A formal women-only gathering at the Morningside fire station in Sioux City devolved into disruption when Edith M. Clark invited Oswald Ryan, a Republican bureau speaker, who attacked the league of nations. Mrs. Clark then asked him to stop, and the event shifted to non political remarks as women debated the issue.
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Morningside
Edith M. Clark
County Recorder
Oswald Ryan
Indianapolis
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League of Nations
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Moreheiser
Fred Patterson
Weidel
Kvan Wag
League
Ani Yhal
Slason
Republican Party
Press Operator Misses Circus An’ Everything In La
An Associated Press operator for The Journal in La Crosse misses circus parades for years. On his birthday he stays at his telegraph machine to relay news by dots and dashes, while the parade passes by. No substitute could be found, so he misses the elephants, caravans, and the show.
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Boys Admit Theft of 3600 in Stuarts City Case
In Stuart Iowa area Sept, two boys confessed to stealing 3600 in suits and silk from a local store. They claimed to have targeted an express office in Coral Bluffs to claim a crate marked Armstrongs Lincoln Seb. A man named Hinen was found in the robbed store. The suspects named Henry Smith of Kansas City and Wm Kattle of Lincoln as accomplices. Smith’s father works for a railroad at Walker, Missouri. After the robbery they stole a Ford, drove to Des Moines, where the car was recovered.
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Cornell Bluffs
Armstrongs
Cincoln
Enry Smith
Kansas City
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Lincoln Iy
Buy
Smith
Walker
Sherry Covult
Mes Moines
Saint Marys Parish Leads Ottumwa in Endowment Subscriptions
Davenport dispatch reports St. Marys Catholic Church in Ottumwa tops local churches in donations to the St Ambrose college endowment. Nearly $26,000 is in already, reaching the $700,000 mark as other parishes in the Davenport diocese remain to be canvassed with the drive closing this fall.
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Davenport
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Ottumwa
St. Ambrose College Endowment Fund
J. M. Walsh
Diamond worth $2000 found in James River after year
Otto Huber of Yankton recovered a $2,000 diamond engagement ring lost by Miss Ruby Parr while canoeing on the James River near Yankton, after three days of mud search then three hours with a sand sieve, the couple possibly to wed as the ring returns to its owner.
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James River
Yankton
Otto Huber
Max Hub
Huber
Ruby Parr
Kaylor
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Death of Lydia Kimball the oldest Iowa City resident
Mrs. Lydia Kimball widow of Franklin Kimball and mother to Dr. C. B. Kimball of West Liberty dies at her Iowa City home in her ninety sixth year She is noted as the oldest resident in Iowa City aside from the Governor's widow.
Red Cross Knitting Ties Mrs Kimball With Kirkwood Through Wars
Samuel J. Kirkwood worked with Mrs. Kimball during the world war knitting for the Red Cross. Mrs. Kimball and Mrs. Kirkwood also labored similarly during the Civil war.
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Kimball
Red Cross
Mrs. Kimball
Mrs. Kirkwood
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