Strand Sunday film crowd draws anxious crowd for love themed acts
A chaotic note lists several shows and acts for Sunday and Monday including Girls Men Forget at the Strand with Johnny Wi Ofraketa Pay Ruth Miller and Alan Shannon Day. Also A Tearing Adventury at the Atlantic Theater and So Bus dramatized for the screen with Wilna Faber. A Chinese operetta Feast of the Linde Lanterns slated for Tuesday evening by the Mo C. PL lab with Miss Fanty Glass. Junk prices offered by American Salvage Co. Nash Motors assets noted at 46 million with no goodwill or bank debt. Nash Vic g ina Auto Co. of Omaha promotes a Nash contract in Fass County.
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Strand
Johnny Wi Ofraketa
Ruth Miller
Alan Shannon Day
Wilfred T Lucas
Dack Hoxie
Atlantis Theater
Wilna Faber
Mo C. PL Lab
Nash Motors
Nash Motor Car
Nash Vicgina Auto Co
Omaha
Nash
Fass County
Income tax figures show sharp drops in several states
Washington reports March quarter 1925 income tax totals across Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Michigan and Iowa with declines driven by rate cuts. Illinois total 845670458, Chicago district 42926488. Indiana 7093160. Wisconsin 4184819. Michigan 30649202. Iowa 8367659. US total 5192582008 vs 586? in prior year.
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Washington
Illinois
Chicago
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Court Overrules Motion To Remove Case From Jury
Judge T C Whitmore overruled the defense directed verdict motion in the Walter Morgan estate case against Rock Island yesterday. Trial to resume Monday with state testimony beginning, case lingered over manslaughter charges and time limits.
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Walter Morgan
Rock Island
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Big Ear
Five men held in connection with finding of body
Chicago May 2 Five men are held amid a mystery around the burned body of a young woman found near Gary Indiana. Investigators report little progress after a week of effort with first identifications failing. James A Brown of Fort Wayne says the body resembles his missing niece Mrs Mabel Wahls Miller. Miller and his wife reportedly married two years ago in Cedar Rapids and have been traced through Columbus Ohio search for the missing wife. Brown says Miller claimed she disappeared April 6. Columbus police deny any drowning recent to their knowledge.
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Gary
Ind
Joseph Desiderick
Jamesta. Brown
Ft. Wayne
Mabel Wahls Miller
Brown
Suhe
Ellsworth
Miller
Cedar Rapids
Miller J
Thhem
Hev
Columbus
Injured Brother of Mrs. H. F. Shrauger May Be Hopeless
Robert Prentiss, captain of the city’s high school baseball team and son of Dr. Prentiss, was badly injured in a collision between a car and a fielding train at Iowa City. Surgeons call the case the worst they have seen. his sister Mrs. H. F. Shranger of La Vista Place fears for his life. This follows a prior tragedy two years earlier when their other brother Henry Prentiss, city editor of the Cedar Rapids Republican, died after a fall at the municipal building.
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Washington, D.C
Mra. H. F. Shratgjer
la Vista Plage
Robert Prentiss
Turdent
Leu
Lowa City
Pioneer John D. Peterson looked back on Atlantic Northern ties
John D. Peterson of Elk Horn, a founder and early promoter of the Atlantic Northern Railroad, visited the city. He recalled the 16 plus year campaign to build a line between Atlantic and Elk Horn and Kimballton, its later extension to Villisca, and the subsequent reduction as the south end was torn up. Peterson, though retired from active business, remains engaged and optimistic that financial troubles will be solved and the railroad will continue to serve the region.
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Elk Horn
Atlantic Northern
Villisca
Dlink
Peter‘son
Atlantic
Kimballton
Militia Aviator Killed in Takeoff at Boston Day
Lt. Alexander V. Macaulay of Massachusetts was killed today in a takeoff incident during Army and Navy Day events in Boston. The accident marked a fatal loss among militia aviators reported amid celebrations.
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Boston
Alexander
V. Macaulay
Massachue
Maneuy
Rotary Club to Focus on Boys Work in City
The Rotary Club will center activities on Boy Scouts and local troop sponsorship. A new board met at city hall and elected Steffens as secretary and Hoffman as treasurer, with Oscar Otto likely to lead singing if a replacement is found. The club voted $10 to fund one war marker and work to raise $320 for thirty-two markers statewide. No meeting Monday. inaugural event set for Thursday May 7 at the Masonic hall with ladies in attendance.
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Lial
Engine Wear
D. V. Steffens
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Carl Hoffman
Oscar Otto
W. 8. Greenleaf
C. S. Relyva
Albert Borens
William Mack
M. E. Britton
L. M. Martin
T. E. Nichols
P. N. McDermott
Ike M, Black
Weather outlook for week in Washington area amid storms
Weather for week in Washington territory and adjacent regions shows potential thunderstorms and unsettled conditions. Forecast indicates above average temperatures with variable rainfall likely, while storms may affect daily plans and travel across Iowa and neighboring states.
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Washington
Dale Heath Wins Gold Medal in Boy Scout Meet
Dale Heath wins the gold medal at a Boy Scout meet held at Synigite park with eight points leading a field of about one hundred scouts. Prizes awarded by Dr W S Green, Rotary club president, after a sausage roast. results include Ligand dash Heath first AQ-yard dash Heath first, and various events with Heath, Skoda, and Odem placing.
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Dale Dea
Sprtce Strewt
Ana
Yatral
Fee Val Boy Scout
Walt
Gdenwan
Hiseark
Mies
Rowinner
Wei Ache
Eneh
Wall
W. 8
Greenfear
Rotary Club
Sant Marshall
Row
Caucksbrat
Merle Wisster
Sam Childs
Ross J. Camblin
Willliam
Kringer
Former church custodian confesses aiding Reds at court martial
Reports from Sofia say Peter Zadgorski, former custodian of the Breta Kral cathedral, confessed at a court martial trial that he had been bribed by communists to help bombings. The bomb outrage investigation follows recent attacks blamed on underground cells.
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Berlin
Sofia
Peter Zadgorski
Breti Kral
Beloved thief charged in Riverside Drive jewelry theft
New York police charged a man described as a beloved thief with stealing jewelry valued at $400 from the home of Mrs. Pes vd Myers on Riverside Drive. The report notes the suspect took items during a guest stay at the residence.
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Bevathan
New York
Gale
Gunye
Balice
Pes
Balloon Elimination Race Nets Mixed Flights Across Midwest
Balloons in the national elimination test head southeast from St. Joseph Missouri toward southern Missouri with sightings in Kansas and Arkansas. Capt H E Honeywell and other pilots lead the field as three balloons advance toward the international contest while a fifth from Major Maurice Smith heads toward the racers. Reports place one balloon over Liberty Missouri and another near Kansas City, with a balloon from St. Joseph already drifting eastward past Searcy Arkansas.
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ST. Joseph
Kansas
Arkansas
Maurice Smith
Kansas City
Liberty
Searcy, Ark
St. Joseph, Mo
Searcy
Local Divine to Speak at Harlan Ceremony Tomorrow
Rev Father McDermott of SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church will deliver the address at the laying of the cornerstone for the new St Michael Church building in Harlan tomorrow afternoon at three. The congregation is erecting the edifice.
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Father McDermott
SS. Peter and Paul
Sixth
Locust Streets
Frost Hits Iowa and Nebraska Gardens and Fruit
Frost covered Iowa and Nebraska last night with temperatures from 24 to 34 degrees, damaging gardens and early fruit. Des Moines reported general frost, with widespread crop concerns and uncertain extent of losses awaiting agricultural reports Tuesday.
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Nebraska
Des Moines
A.P.J— Frost
Weather Bureau
Romne
Atlantic
Cedar Rapids
Creston
Decorah
Centerville
Fort Dodge
Iowa Falls
Waterloo
Middlewest
Henry J. Cox
Chicago Weather Bureau
Sali
Atlantic Heads Toward Gold Star Marker Quota
Atlantic moves toward its $8150 share of a $320 fund to purchase 32 World War Dead memorial markers. The Rotary Club directors voted $10 toward a marker, Sam Rice Post G A R and local WO RC matched another $10, bringing Atlantic closer. Residents Marie Lewis, Masena, and Anita Lewis have already met their quotas.
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Atlantic
Rotary Club Board of Directors
Sam Rice Post G. A. R
Gether
W. RC
Lewis
Marie
Massena
Anita
Wheat Market Closes Irregular in Chicago May
Wheat closes irregular at one-half cent lower to a half cent higher with May at 1.39 to 1.50 and July at 1.49 to 1.50. Corn advances one to two and a half cents with July at 1.09 and 1.09. Oats steady to one-half cent higher at 43 cents for July.
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Chicago
Weather Forecast Promises Fair Skies Through Weekend
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday with increasing influence from the east. Temperatures remain mild with light winds, and no significant storms are anticipated in the region.
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