Indian Nations seek League aid in Canadian clash
Chief Deskaheh of the Six Nations appeals to the League of Nations at Geneva, accusing Canada of breaking tribal lands granted in 1784 and forced enfranchisement. He claims funds misused, imposition of Canadian laws, and an invasion by armed forces as acts of war, seeking impartial arbitration.
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Tinternational News Wire
London
Sept. Ly
League of Nations
Geneva
League
Six Nations
Canada
George 111
England
Ouse
Grand River
Lake Erie
Deskaheh
Spuin
Altho
Tog
Br Mounted
Police
Dominion
Ehter
Osage Osage area notes and travels across townships
A jumble of notices lists residents traveling to Chicago for a concert company and others visiting relatives in Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin. Names include Lucile Hubbard Ina Mage and Ina Davis among many from Osage and nearby towns.
Family News From Janesville and Surrounding Areas
The Murry family and relatives entertain visitors at the JB Johnston show. Albert Voirten and others return home after travels. Mrs Cassifay hosts the Royal Netehines at Finchford. The funeral of Mrs Was at the Methodist Stehoreh. Charles Bryant and Jamie from Minnesota visit relatives in town.
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Janesville Jn
Murry
WalterAerkie
Conway
Younghers
Waterine
JB. Johnston
Orier
Johnston
Wreke
aAbsince
Albert Voirten
Charles Bryant
Jamiie
Minnesota
Rural schools in Chickasaw County show strong spirit
New Hampton Sept 19 County Superintendent A O Vacke notes enthusiastic entry of rural teachers into yearly programs. Clubs in Districts 1 and 8 report meetings, new school improvements, and social plans supported by boosters and community groups.
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Chickasaw
New Hampton
A.O. Vacke
Dtelind Country Club
Igtrict No. 1
Iehianedl
Tpis
Bradford Township
Aicur Sch
Local notes and visits in Grundy Center area
Grundy Center residents attend events at Cedar Falls and Waterloo while others visit relatives in Marshalltown and Chicago. Local incidents include a car tip over near town and serious cancer surgery for Mrs. Joe Kim. Several townsfolk travel for college, work, or family reasons with multiple entries from Grundy Center and nearby areas.
Orchard News Update From Charles City Area Social Circles
Orchard and nearby residents visited Rev Rees and To Le at home in Trowardville. Mrs. Nethersail and children returned to Elerlewton after weeks with her parents. Mrs. Peterson and Mary Orchard left Charles City after visits with friends Hero Jen Mover and Jameriie from China. Mrs. Mover of New Haven fell ill, prompting family visits. Mrs. Chuctie Cheney from Osage hosted friends, while Jobo Ulmig of Osage traveled to town. Local social groups attended an American Legion convention in Charles. Mrs. James Morse hosted visitors Friday and Saturday in Lamester. Mrs. Math Streyville, and Mrs. Jumer Gilbert arranged repairs on a home purchased from UMN Worter, who visited Behrens in Minneapolis and returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hamilton traveled from Marshalltown to consult about Mr. Wamton’s condition. Byron Millington’s family noted parental visits, with Spring Park picnic and a showing at the Colonial. The Fort family’s Marian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Fort, has been recovering from illness in Whitmonta.
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Osage
Sepi
Lucile Hubbard
Anderson Musta
Chicagal
Jake Winter
M - We
Miss Ina
Tr Son and Brother
Wal Rand Rapids
Minn
Id. W. Kelly
Laincoln
Ernest Matengill
O. D
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State College
Wioaw
Gish
Cedar Falls
Enime
C. EL
Gallagy
Tiaesen
Rutland
Aj Hanson
Josephine Creelman
Frank Merrill
Town City
University Hospital
Irving Angell
Keith Godfrey
Mina
Angel
Sears-Roebuck & Co
Peerless
Larg Hard
United States
Finbehart
F. J. Frazer
Kansas City
Aratrio di Sac
Wis
Iutler
Daugshter
Yra
Minneapolis
Zoe Cutler
Migs Taullae Davis
Ames
Schoo
Raiity
Ge High School
Town State University
Minnesota State University
Chicago University
State Colege
Cedar Grinnell
Corned
Carleton
St. Collers
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Kk County
Teast Thecapital. Age
Chicago
Searae
David Starr
Emmetsburg
Sen
Freemian Starr
Mason
A. J. HI
Dora Speicher
Ed Grott
Waterton
Dalton
Jeeip
GL EL Biarsh
Mr. McGhan
Henry
Ostunta
Utah
Phetas
Aframd & Trets
Helen
Kim Winn
sSpokane
East
Rare Wirth
Wall
Mlace
Mila Stickney
Hunerford
A. TL
Mil
Pond Walpen
Oakfield
Frank Atherton
Osa
China
Mra. Mover
New Haven
Chuctie Cheney
Osrge
Jobo Ulmig
Uberon
James Morse
Tmandin
American Legion
Charles
Thochester
Me Des Mayo
Wamtons Pesiih
Tie Mi
Uneerwaad
Alea
Marian
Yarn
Austin Fort
Witmonta
Paris Press Denounces American Racism Toward Blacks
Paris dispatch reports French newspapers rebuking American tourists for racial prejudice in France. Incidents include two African princes, sons of Dahomey’s former king, being ejected from Montmartre venues and other cases of Americans objecting to black and white guests riding buses or staying in hotels. Across outlets, editors condemn U S attitudes while urging restraint and equality.
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Paris
Rome
al Negro
Dahomey
Montmartre
University of the Sorbonne
France
le Peuple
Pelit Journal
Atlantic
United States
Leopulaire
Front- Martre
Hominre Libre
Tony
L’eclair
Paris Midil
Reserve District 7 Bank Report Shows Sept 14 1923
The report from First National Bank Waterloo and Black Hawk National Bank Waterloo for the close of business September 14 1923 lists assets and liabilities including loans, U.S. government securities, deposits, and capital. Cash in vault, reserves with Federal Reserve, and deposits with other banks are shown with detailed figures and signatures of cashiers and directors.
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Iowa
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Ee Cee Lee Tae
U.S
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Federal Reserve Bank
Swat
United States
Rs Reserve District
Black Hawk National Bank
Waterloo
U. S
Lee Fee
U. 5
Reese
Liabll Earries
Ses
Indorsemant
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Reserve District No
Lhavitt & Johnson National
C Waterloo
POTN
Conchon
Federal
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Emis Et Solinrtes
Conscience Forces Him to Surrender
Georges Gardner age 19 surrendered to Waterloo police at Grand Island Nebraska after confessing conscience troubles. He was brought to Sioux City by deputy Sheriff F A Robinson for arraignment on charges of entering the T M Seane clothing store and theft of clothing. Gardner says his family lives in California and this is his first crime.
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Emil Stoften
Waterloo
Georges Gardner
Grand Iisland
Neb
F. A. Robinson
T. M. Seane
Gardner
California
Noted Speech on Race and Civil Rights in Colonial Era
The excerpt condemns colonial rulers for a male dominated empire and praises loyal men of color for their fidelity. It contrasts American self view as civilized with a persistent merciless hatred toward negroes. The passage critiques racial prejudices and calls out oppression in difficult times.
Day of Atonement Observed by Sons of Jacob
Yom Kippur will be observed by Sons of Jacob Congregation with services starting at sundown and continuing until 1:15 p.m. Rabbi B. Kasier of New York leads in the absence of two regular rabbis. The sacred day ends sundown tomorrow. The observance emphasizes prayer and atonement as Hebrews seek mercy and self-improvement. Also notes a school board meeting in East district with routine bills audited and topics discussed.
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Sons of Jacob
B. Kasier
New York
East District School Board
W. Kline
East High
Thirteen Girls Enter Club Calves in Junior Contest
Thirteen girls from seven counties enter Holstein and Guernsey calves in the junior dairy cattle show at Dairy Cattle Congress. Bremer and Delaware county youths lead entries with several girls from Webster, Fayette, Clayton, and Grundy counties also represented. The event emphasizes livestock work by girls, with demonstrations and junior judging teams forming part of the program.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Bremer
Ruth Anderson
May Schrank
Summler
Lenora Kuethe
Waverly
Mitchell County
Webster County
Kathryn Fallon
Verus
Potarron
Fu Dodges
Dalys
Dorothy Bannon
Qelweln
Fayette County
Balance Sheet of Reserve District Bank Sept 1 1924 Iowa
A bank balance sheet lists assets and liabilities including loans and discounts real estate owned cash in vault and reserves with the Federal Reserve Bank. It names Pred H. Wray cashier Ruth Datz notary public and T. Ro Marueber art directors with figures showing total assets and deposits.
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Binek
HH. Wray
H. Wat
Ruth Diatz
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Janesville
Grundy Center
Lucile Trasbrook
Neola
Gladys Franz
Richard Nelson
Joe Stewart
Wakerloo
Richard Borkes
Marshalltown
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Anna Ellett
Gus Kindels, Jr
Joe Kim
Floriente
Elizabeth Rode
Way Thompson
Walter Miler
Harold ‘Thompson
Ray King
J. Cassady
Harold Wilson
Idiophrer
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Emmett Mullarsky
J. Ff Bertram
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Allison
George Harberts
Kossuth
John Meisner
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Mary Tieltihridie
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