Insurance Company Authorized to Do Business in Town State
Des Moines May 1925 Official notice certifies that the De Bey ix Moince Fire Motor Vehicles Tornado Riot Civil Gathination and Explosion Insurance Company is authorized to transact insurance in the State of Town until April 1 1926. The statement dated December 1 1924 lists admitted assets liabilities and surplus figures and confirms compliance with state laws. Commissioner W R C Kendrick signs and seals the document.
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Insurance Department of Iowa Des Moines Annust Certificats
The Insurance Department of Iowa certifies that Dealers National Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Indianapolis, Indiana, filed a sworn statement on December 31, 1924, under Chapter 404, Title 20, and complies with Iowa law, authorizing it to transact insurance business in the state.
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Colorado School Favored to Win at Chicago Meeting
Colorado school leads the field as 800 high school athletes from all states compete on the final day at Stage Field Chicago for the 21st annual interscho meet. Favorites held form in yesterday’s heats with Fort Collins, Colo and Northeast prominent. Kansas City area teams expected strong showing today.
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MacNender Named Head of Second Division Assn
Cleveland June 5 The Second Division Association elected officers and chose Chicago for the next convention. A memorial moment to the Second Division was approved. Col Hanford MacNider of Mason City Iowa was elected president.
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Five Railroad Men Die In Freight Collision Near Paris
Five railroad workers were killed in a head on collision between Louisville & Nashville freight trains three miles south of Paris Tennessee. The deceased include Engineer Dick Shaffer and Fireman Mason Burton Moberly as reported by telephone.
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Anita News Visitors and Family Returns Highlight Memorial Day
Joe L. Stalcup of Des Moines, former Anita resident and businessman, visited Anita Monday. Lloyd Miller and family from Omaha stayed with Mrs. Miller’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Val Weigand, over the weekend. James Cibert his wife and daughter with Ed Ackerman and two daughters from Fort Dodge spent several days in their old home town visiting relatives and attending Memorial Day services.
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Tunney Seeks Dempsey Clash After Victory
Gene Tunney, winner, and Tom Gibbons, loser, praised each other after the twelfth round finish at Palo Grounds. Tunney said he deserves a title shot and would meet Dempsey first, possibly Wills if the public demands. Gibbons congratulated Tunney and said he fought his best but was not good enough.
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Tunney Knocks Gibbons Out In Twelfth Round Showdown
Gene Tunney rose to knuckle king status in New York last night by knocking out Tom Gibbons in 1 minute 23 seconds of the twelfth round. Gibbons, worn by heat and age, failed to rise after the punch, ending a career marked by earlier battles with Dempsey and Greb. Tunney emerged a "beautif ul boxer" whose aim was victory at the fastest pace.
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Series of Horse Shoe Contests Open at Red Oak
The opening horseshoe contest of a series in Montgomery county will be held at Red Oak this evening. Teams from Grant and Red Oak townships compete tonight. Contests continue through the summer with township captains named. Grounds on Reed Street prepared, stakes at regulation distances, rules in place.
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Last Night's Bouts Across Cities in 10 Rounds Wins
Boxing results from Ishpeming, East Chicago, Great Falls, and Los Angeles show Greb stopping Nusa in four, LeBlanc beating Zulu Kid in ten, Flow ers defeating Malone in ten, Anderson stopping Reed in seven, O Hara beating O'Donnell in 12, and Newsboy Brown drawing with Young in Los Angeles. Strong named fighters include Greb of Pittsburgh, Nusa from Michigan, LeBlanc of Detroit, Flow ers of Southern Negro, Malone of St Paul, Anderson of Chicago, Reed of Columbus, Hall of Baltimore, and O'Hond of Columbus.
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Dempsey Faces Future With Reworked Nose in Spotlight
New York reports on Jack Dempsey after nose surgery, with experts split on future fights. Despite claims the operation improves breathing, boxing insiders question if the champ will risk another bout. Tex Rickard weighs plans for a Madison Square Garden debut, while friends and analysts assess contenders like Berlenbach Slattery Tunney Gibbons Stribling.
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Defeat of Bobby Jones shocks golf world in Open playoff
Worcester June 6 Willie MacFarlane defeated Bobby Jones 72 to 73 in the National Open playoff at Worcester Country Club. The victory stunned golf followers as MacFarlane, an emerging star, had played only thirteen rounds since last October before entering the championship.
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Golf duel ends with 75s at eighteenth hole
A tense round saw two players each card 75 for the first eighteen holes. The Atlanta youth’s late mishap at the final hole decided the day as he fell behind by a narrow margin.
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Big Ten records expected to pass in finals run
Columbus June 6 Big Ten and college marks long standing face possible overtaking as officials prepare for finals. The event, featuring two schools tied at 12 each, could see records fall during the concluding sessions.
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Boxing card at Ascot Speedway features Mandell Salvadore clash
Los Angeles June 6 Forty thousand boxing fans look to Ascot Speedway for ten round bouts tonight headlined by Sammy Mandell of New York Rockford against Phil Salvadore of Los Angeles in the opening lightweight clash. Ace Hudkins and Tommy O'Brien meet in the second bout with Hudkins predicting a seventh round knockout while declaring no lightweight can beat him.
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Lewis to Play Avoca Sunday
Avoca Iowa hosts Lewis Sunday afternoon in a baseball game between the Avoca team and the Lewis aggregation. The clash promises a competitive start to the holiday weekend with both squads seeking a win on the field.
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Baseball Roundup: Key MLB Results and Standings
The Athletics stayed atop by beating Detroit 6 to 2 while Washington edged Chicago 5 to 3. The Yankees bounced St. Louis 10 to 7 with Gehrig and Combs leading the attack as Babe Ruth homered and fanned. In the NL, Luque out pitched Benton 7 to 0 in ten innings, Mitchell beat Pittsburgh, and Snyder hit two homers for the Giants. Wheat and Chioda had notable performances.
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