Gundaker Urges Rotary Boys Work At Golf Links
Toronto June 18 A P describes Rotary International President Guy Gundaker urging Rotarians to extend boys works to newsboys office boys delivery boys and caddies at golf courses. He stresses caddies form habits from mature mentors and highlights global Rotary club growth and ethics codes adopted by many organizations.
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Toronto
A. P
International
Guy Gundaker
Rotary International
Rotary
Gundeker
Gundaker
Rotarjan
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Sweden
France
Italy
Holland
Scandinavian
New Zealand
Raymond M. “Havens
Kansas City
Astt
Dent of
Rota Y
Atlantic Pioneer Dies This Afternoon Seek to Have Garbage Disposal Service for City
The city faces a push from the Parent-Teacher Association and others to establish municipal garbage disposal. A proposed plan includes a small tax levy and a nominal householder contribution to fund year round service. City officials may consider mandating garbage cans for sanitary protection as part of the program.
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Parent-Teacher’s Association
The
Eity
Atlantic
Womats
Des Moines Summer Studio Opens For Marian Brown
Miss Marian Brown head of Des Moines local high school's public speaking department opens a summer studio in the Rawson building for dramatic art and public speaking. She is Drake university trained and has long chautauqua experience directing pageants and musical comedies.
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Des Moines
Marian Brown
Rawson
Brown
Liberal Arts
Drake University
Leopold rejects insanity defense in Loeb case
Nathan Leopold Jr. declares he is not insane and will not be made to appear so as he and Richard Loeb await trial for the kidnapping and murder of schoolboy Robert Franke in Chicago on June 18.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franke
Arg
Auoud
Leoppold
Preacher Sentenced Two Years for Shooting in Missouri
Mexico Missouri June 18 The Rev Asa Q Burns found guilty of assault with intent in the shooting of traveling salesman Howard D Conger. Burns was sentenced to 7 1/2 years in the penitentiary.
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Mexico
Rov
Asa
Q. Burns
Howard D. Conger
Burns
Rotary idea of unselfish service in business progress
A fragment notes the global gathering of Rotarians sharing progress in the Rotary ideal of unselfish service in business. It hints at worldwide participation and collective advancement of the Rotary movement and its philanthropic aims.
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Bers
Rotary
Missing man located south of Casey today
Sheriff W A McKee reports John Gunderson missing from his home southwest of Anita since last Saturday night was found five miles south of Casey where he had hired out to a farmer. Gunderson thirty one was traced by bloodhounds to the railroad station at Adair before disappearance was confirmed.
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W. A. McKee Tony
John Gunderson
Anita
Casey
Guiderson
Adair
Brennan starts business moving for demo conclave
George Brennan of Illinois arrives in New York to unite with Governor Al Smith at the Waldorf Astoria. He declares readiness for work as nominating a Democratic ticket begins. Smith's and McAdoo factions intensify. nearby Cox headquarters also open. Brennan warns McAdoo supporters against abrogating the two thirds rule, saying a breach would force a unit rule change.
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New York
George Brennan
Illinois
al. Smith
Waldorf
Astoria
Smith
McAdoo
Cox
Waldorf-Astoria
Brennan
Girl 14 Confesses to Fire That Killed 24 at Hope Dev School
Los Angeles report says Josephine Bertholme, 14, now at a juvenile home, confessed to setting a May 21 fire at Hope Development School near Los Angeles. Twenty four people perished in the blaze, according to the district attorney.
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Los Angeles
Josephine Bertholme
Hope Development School
Here
South African Prime Minister Smuts Defeated in Parliament
Captain Jane Smuts, former prime minister, was defeated for parliament in yesterday's election. Incomplete returns show the new House likely to include South African party 26, Labour 18, Nationalists 12, shaping a changed political balance in Cape Town.
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Cape Town
Pay Up Urgent Appeals for Unpaid Newspaper Accounts
The News Telegraph demands prompt payment of overdue advertising accounts to maintain its service to the community. It warns that accounts unpaid by the first of each month will be turned over for collection with added costs.
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News-Telegraph
Ase
Well Known Lady Dies At Atlantic Hospital at 12 30 Today
Mrs Edella Frost wife of IL L Frost long time Atlantic resident died at 12 30 today in Atlantic hospital after a prolonged illness with complications. Born December 3 1857 in Butler County Indiana she moved with parents to Marshalltown Iowa then Atlantic in 1869 and married H L Frost in 1874. Nine children born six survive including WE Frost TB Frost Frank Frost May Starck Ruth Webber and Zaida Kopecky. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at Presbyterian church with interment in Atlantic cemetery.
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Ddella Frost
IL. L. Frost
Atlantic
Athe Court
House
Frost
Bes Maines
T.B. Frost
San Diego
Calif
Frank
Olive Street
May Starck
Westside
Iowa
Ruth Webber
Zaida Kopecky
Presbyterian Church
7Th and
Chestnut Streets
Atlantic Cemetery
Hines Approves Vet Bureau Report On Major Grant
Washington June 18 Major Louis T Grant district manager twelfth district Veterans Bureau deemed efficient and morally fit for office by a committee of investigation Director Mines confirmed the finding. The majority report said Grant was not at fault for any disclosures and the charges were not substantiated while another note criticized staff organization.
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Washington
U. S
Veterans Bureau Today
Louis T. Grant
Twelfth District
Veterans Bureau
Bivesti
Grant
Walsh May Be Per Chairman In Democratic Campaign
New York July 18. The McAdoo presidential campaign arrives from Los Angeles to organize forces as support for Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana as permanent chairman gains momentum among national committeemen and delegates. The oil scandal is a key issue and Walsh's connection to the investigation is seen as a strategic asset.
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New York
Wim
Gibbs McAdoo
Los Angeles
Gomaltteemen
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Ohio Jurist Plunges to Death at Hospital
Judge R. M. Wannamaker of the Ohio Supreme Court killed himself by leaping from the fourth floor of Mt. Carmel hospital in Columbus. He had been confined after a nervous breakdown. A nurse was away from the room when he acted.
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Columbus
U. P
R. M. Wannamaker
Ohio Supreme Court
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Wannamaker
Board of Control to Probe Murder at State Hospital
The state board of control plans a thorough investigation at Mt. Pleasant asylum following a death that authorities attribute to a fellow inmate. A.M. McColl said the board will visit the institution to review the case and the superintendent’s report echoed inquest testimony from Centerville.
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Board OF Control
State Hospital
Des Moines
A. P
State Board of Control
Mt. Pleasant Hospital For
Dugensterville
Bauer Isichig
Bee
A. M. McColl
M.C. Mackin
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Centerville
Cassell
Pave stretch of Second Street Road proposal gains interest
A prominent city resident advocates paving the Second Street road from Griswold track to Botna bridge. He argues converting with grading tiling and concrete could cost six to eight thousand dollars but prevent repeated damage and delays for motorists and business people during high water, improving a main city approach.
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West Second Street
Griswold
Botna Bridge
Dusk to Dawn Transcontinental Flight Delayed
Lieutenant Russell Maughan announced a postponement of the dawn to dusk transcontinental flight from Mitchell Field to San Francisco. He now plans a night takeoff on Saturday instead of Thursday.
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Minboll
L. TN
A. P
Russell Maughan
Mitchell Field
San Francisco
Villisca Stopped From Building Muny Plant
A temporary injunction halted Villisca Iowa from installing a municipal electric light system. The Iowa Service Company, which supplies power, received the injunction as hearings proceed. A $10,008 fine is provided for violation of the injunction, with a date for further hearing to be set by the rival parties.
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Villisca
Iowa Service Company
Municipal Electric Light System
Coompany
Farmer Laborites Struggle to Banish Reds at North Dakota Rally
North Dakota reporters and Minnesota Senator Magnus Johnson criticized communist influence amid Farmer-Labor conventions in St Paul and Minneapolis. The split centered on supporting La Follette or forming an independent third ticket as delegates from several states pledged vigilance against communist influence.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Magnus Johnson
Minnesota
North Dakota
St. Paul
U. P
Robert M. LaFallette
LaFollette
Farmmer-Kuthorites
St, Paul
Minn
A. P
Wm. Millhoney
Farmer-Labor
South Dakota
Washington
Nebraska
Montana
Minnesta
Rhode Island Senate In Session After Floor Battle
Providence R I June 1 The Rhode Island senate remained in session this afternoon with Republicans and Democrats clashing on the floor since yesterday in a free for all. The contest involves control of the body and party leadership.
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Rhode Island
Providence
Rhode Island Senate
Estranged Parents Back Down in Des Moines Over Son's Burial
Funeral services for Robert Cutt mah of Columbus Indiana were held in Des Moines with burial in a local cemetery after his estranged father Harvey Coffman and grandfather Sam Coffman dropped a planned court fight over custody of the body. The boy had died by his own hand on Sunday, and motives were not disclosed.
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Des Moines
Jamie
A. FE
Robert Cuttmah
Columbus
Ind
Harvey Coffman
Sam Coffman
New Evidence Prompts Delay in Nebraska Slayers Case
Chicago dispatch reports newly found evidence that may save Walter Ray Simmons. The ex-fireman sentenced to death for the Paul Pahl murder in Lincoln faces possible reprieve extensions as Governor Bryan mulls a monthly stay while the U S Supreme Court rules. The 1922 bootlegging killing centered on Pahl’s body found in Boyd County with Simmons linked to the crime.
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Chicago
Walter Ray Simmons
Lincoln
Neb
Paul Pahl
Lake Andas
Coombs
Spencer
Bryan
Nebraska
U. S. Supreme Court
Pahl W. Folnd
Boyd County
Simmons
Pahi
Sanders to Direct Speakers Activities in Gop Campaign
Chicago dispatch reports M Butter, chairman of the national committee, announcing that Haute Ind legislator Sanders will head the Republican speakers bureau for the national campaign. Sanders has served four terms in the U S House.
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Chicago
Jane
Plemiane Evelyn
Haute
Ind
Wii M. Butter
Sanders
Voters Pay 50 Cents Per Ballot in Recent Primary
West Cass County figures show ballots cost about fifty cents each. County auditor Jeanie M. Ward reports total primary expense of 1068 dollars and 3805 votes cast. Board of Supervisors approved the bills for the ballot battle on Monday.
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Cass County
Jeanie M. Ward
Rain Benefits Without Much Damage Reported
Des Moines June 1. The weekly crop report says rain improved corn and other crops where damage was minimal. High winds and heavy hail caused losses. Winter wheat is headed and looks to yield well though straw is short. Hay crop is disappointing.
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Des Moines
Holstein Man Elected President of Iowa Bankers
C J Vouilenberg president of Holstein Savings bank Holstein elected president of the Town Bankers association at Mason City June 18 M C Sweeney Ogage named vice president M C Hoff Murray Ta treasurer and Frank Warner Des Moines new secretary Convention ended after addresses by FP I Kent vice president of Bank Vest Trash Co New York and Judge Konesaw Mountain Landis
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Mason City
A. P
C. J. Vouilenberg
Holstein Savings Bank
Holstein
Thhe Town Bankers Association
M. C. Sweeney
Ogage
Weather: Partly overcast with storms tonight and warm Thursday
Partly overcast conditions expected with thunderstorms tonight. Thursday will be hot with a noticeable temperature rise.
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