Army Man Delivers Memorial Day Address at Iowa State
Major General George B. Duncan, head of the seventh corps area, spoke at Iowa State College in Ames on Memorial Day. He urged the audience to defend fundamental American government principles and warned against false prophets threatening the political system, addressing students and faculty in the state gymnasium after the cemetery exercises.
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Iowa
George B. Duncan
Seventh Corps
Omaha
Audienee
Towa State College
Duncan
Callope
Ife
Europe
Untitled historic city parade wording puzzle
Philadelphia Led Philaderanut was the first taf mod ern orounted padhies when Ophir was prepared for a pardeuhic site. The rectangular pita there adopted Tras alicd-city phraioe In Amerie ever since.
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Philaderanut
Ophir
Phraioe
Amerie
Mother of Chorus Girls Brutally Slain in Hotel Mystery
Boston dispatch reports the brutal murder of a renowned chorus mother in a city hotel. A bellboy linked to the theater crowd testified overhearing a bitter quarrel shortly before the death. The room’s design prevented outside entry, and a similar strangulation pattern appears in two prior recent killings. Authorities see no immediate connection among the three cases.
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Boston
INS
Pelice
Tn 1
Mar Price
Hollis
Price
John Regan
Chaccada Pecurts
Murdy
Merc
Regan
Tegan
Miss Aida
Hayward
Lake Marnacauk
Winthrop
Maine
Florence Kane
New York
Bank Bandit None the Worse for Daring Dash
A bandit said to be involved in the Cottage Grove Bank robbery was wounded during arrest. He traveled from St Joseph to Des Moines in a Red Cross ambulance and lay in a hospital cot guarded by deputies and nurses.
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Dou Nner
Cottage Grove
Tes Maines
Ph Jung
St. Jospeh
Des Moines
Red Cross
They Never Go Astray Twentyova in Wa ington Dead Letter Office
Fragmentary notes discuss a message sent to the dead letter office in Washington last year. The text references Marion Shur and implies some items were not delivered or misdirected.
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Waington
Marion Shur
Dutch Naming Origins of Flatbush and Breaky Village
Dutch colonists named the area Midwout when Flatbush was founded as a village around 165L. Early Breukelies or Breaky ties trace to the original name given by settlers during the New Netherland era.
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Breukelies Wis
Breaky
Etely Sets
Trio Confess Kidnap Plot Of Mary Pickford Scheme
Three men Adrian Woods Claud Holcomb and C A Wurding confessed to police they plotted to kidnap Mary Pickford Pola Negri Jackie Coogan and Doheny grandchildren for 200000 ransom in Los Angeles They planned to disguise themselves as Shriners and were to be arraigned on conspiracy charges tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
UNS
Mary Pickford
Pola Negri
Jackie Coogan
KE. J. Doheny
Adrian A. Wougds
Claud Holcomb
C. A. Wurding
Cay Shriners
Stevens
Miss Pitkford
Douglas Fairbanks
Fragmentary note on Aninosa shrub and touch response
A fragment describes Aninosa a sensitive shrub developing a nervous response when touched. The text is garbled but implies a plant behavior related to touch or stimulation, with unclear terminology and no clear event or source.
Former Local Plumber Dies in Des Moines
News of Hugh J. Salisbury who died in Des Moines after moving there from Lincoln Nebraska for treatment. He was thirty eight, survived by his mother sister and wife formerly Miss Blendina. Remains to be brought home for interment with funeral notices to follow.
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Des Moines
Limpus
Lincoln
Neb
Hugh J. Salisbury
A. Salisbury
Atlantic
J. A. Salisbury
Hickory Street
Mr. Salisbury
Blendina
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