Medica Sets New Mile Swim Record at Century of Progress
Jack Medica of the University of Washington and Washington Athletic Club lit up the Century of Progress pool with a record 7:57.8 for the outdoor mile, beating the 1929 world mark by nine seconds. The event highlighted a strong day for Chicago swimming, with Higgins winning the 220 yard breast and Highwood’s Art Hight winning the 100 meters free. Richard Eaner of Detroit A. C. held the diving crown with 1826 points, as Lakeshore A. C. Chicago built a team lead in the meet.
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Marshall Wayne
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Miamiore
Joh Flanagan
MI Biltmore Club
Tt Barthels
Los Angeles
A. C
Woodford
Ohio State
Fini
Lager Wins on Friday Night at Ellis Park in Open and Municipal Leagues
Lager beat Burlingame 4-1 as Alberts' squad struck out Wiles while handling hits at Ellis Park. Armstrong’s team topped the league leaders 11-5. Post Office, Court House, and Maccabees posted wins in open, municipal, and fraternal leagues amid errors and home runs across the card.
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Wiles
Alberts
Ellis Park
Kindler
Albathe
Armstrongs
N'S
Bennett's
Post Office
Court House
Glen Fox
The
Maccabees
Triton
Parker And Grant Reach Clay Court Semi Finals
In Chicago Parker and Grant advance to the national clay court semifinals. Seeded No. 1 Grant of Atlanta faces Mako while No. 2 Parker of Milwaukee meets Budge as top contenders Bryan Bitsy Grant Frankie ParkerGene Ray Edge compete for the title.
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Parker
Grant
Chicago
Bryan
Bitsy
Will Rogers on Roosevelt and the New Deal
Beverly Hills editor notes Will Rogers humor about President Roosevelt and officials discussing the New Deal. He says to speak up or stay quiet as a dealer should, urging readers to respond when White House voices speak.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Roosevelt
White House
Will
Klaus Licks Dygert In Manchester Meet
Klaus Licks Dygert wins first flight at Manchester Golf and Country Club beating Billy Dygert 7 and 6 in rain heavy conditions. Other results: Wallace Blair over Carl Cox 2 up. John McKeag over H L Howard 4 and 3. McKeag defeats Blair 5 and 3 in finals.
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Stanley” G. Klaus
Manchester Golf and Country Club
Billy Dygert
Klaus
W. A. Dutton
Billy Mullan
Wallace Blair
Carl E. Cox
John McKeag
H. L. Howard
McKeag
Blair
Austin A. Hengan
Dick Klaus
B. Charlton
Lighters Suffer First Setback To Penicks Baseball Duo
After eight straight wins the Light company M and J league team lost 5 to 2 at Daniels Park to Penick and Ford, with Bruce and Sturm holding the Lighters to seven hits and ten men left on base. Brown was injured but later OK. Witwer Grocers and Sinclairs next meet Monday night.
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East Central Teams In Battles Sunday
East Central league games are set for Sunday Martelle hosts Alburnett in a 6 0 undefeated tilt Mechanicsville travels to Springville Solon Pirates meet Mount Vernon college squad Lisbon aims to add wins against Lee Bart lett and Monticello fans expect another good match after both teams won last Sunday
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Fairfax Defeats Atkins 16 to 8 in Fourth of July Game
Special to The Gazette Walford The Fairfax baseball team won against Atkins 16 to 8 during the July 4 celebration. Fairfax batteries were Shaffer and Schmett. Atkins batteries were McMurry Fritz Schirm and Schambacher. A stray plant note about hens and water appears as an unrelated fragment.
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Fritz
Schirm
Schambacher
MacNider Calls for Unified Republican Fight for Constitution
MacNider warned that socialist policies threaten the Constitution and accused the administration of burdening Americans with debt. He urged a reinvigorated unified Republican party to restore the original aims of government and oppose what he called radical classroom reforms. He criticized Democratic and socialist platforms as misaligned with voters.
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Socialist Party
America
Republic
United States
Probate Notice of Guardianship in Linn County Iowa
Final report and accounting filed in Linn County Iowa for Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company as co guardian and D W Bates as Receiver with Robert Cook. Hearing set July 16, 1934 at 9 am in Cedar Rapids Court House to approve or discharge and exonerate bondsman. Interested parties may appear and file exceptions.
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Linn County
Sara E. Cook
District Court
Iowa
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D. W. Bates
Bank and Trust Company
Robert 8. Cook
Cedar Rapids
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Toni and Rodney Find Common Bond Amid Mystery
Toni Beaufort, secretary to Cora Beaufort, and Rodney Beaufort grow closer while Major Lake's murder investigation unsettles Crestwood. Toni faces suspicion as police flood the estate and Reed Lincoln reconnects, with Toni accepting a fragile romance as danger looms. France Europe and Asia note a singing house mouse in a playful aside.
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Silent hall confidences amid murder case aftermath
Rodney and Toni confront memories of a grisly crime and police questioning. He reveals rehearsed statements to protect her while fearing exposure as the investigation deepens, and Toni wrestles with guilt, innocence, and danger as a new day begins.
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Hake
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Operator 13 civil war romance at Paramount
Review notes that the Civil War espionage film features lovers Gary Cooper and Marion Davies among five spies, with one execution and other fates. It delivers excitement and solid performances but lacks a strong climax and feels chopped. Local color, period costumes, and a Ted Healy cameo add appeal alongside a Disney color cartoon.
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Marion Davies
Miss Davies
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Cooper
Mills Brothers
Dr. Hitchcock
Ted Healy
Wise Little Hen
J. H
Von Papen’s Life Saved by Reichswehr on Bloody Saturday
A Viennese Catholic newspaper Neuigkeits Weltblatt claims vice chancellor Franz von Papen narrowly escaped assassination in Berlin last Saturday. A murder squad was en route to his quarters when the Reichswehr intervened, deploying two machine guns to his residence.
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Resignation of State Juvenile Agent Accepted
Mrs. Emeline Maulsby resigned as state juvenile agent, effective July 15, after her husband W. E. Maulsby took a position as state sales tax investigator. She noted one job in the family was enough.
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DES Moines
State Board of Control
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Renominate Eichendorf And Taylor For Judges
West Union saw H. E. Taylor of Waukon and W. L. Eichendorf of McGregor unanimously renominated for judges of the Thirteenth judicial district by the Republican district convention. B. W. Newberry, one of the bar of the district, presided.
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Waukon
W. L. Eichendorf
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Thirteenth Judicial District
B. W. Newberry
Theaters Show Multiple New Releases With Star Pairings
Paramount presents Marion Davies and Gary Cooper in Operator 13. Iowa venues feature Wheeler and Woolsey with Thelma Todd and Dorothy Lee in Cockeyed Cavaliers. Charles Ruggles stars Murder in the Private Car. Palace shows Paris Bound and Devil Tiger with Ann Harding and Fredric March. Rialto previews Island of Lost Souls with Laughton Lugosi Burke and Ferocious Pal. Olympic screens Fog with Mary Brian and Don Cook, Texas Tornado with Lane Chandler.
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Gary Cooper
Iowa
Wheeler and Woolsey
Thelma Todd
Dorothy Lee
State
Charles Ruggles
Palace
Ann Harding
Fredric March
Rialto
Charles Laughton
Bela Lugosi
Kathleen Burke
Ruth Sullivan
Gene Toler
Robert Manning
Mary Brian
Don Cook
Reginald Denny
Lane Chandler
10-20-30 Years Ago In The Gazette July 7 1924
At Netolicky farm Western Fred Chermak fell from a cherry tree suffering fractured ribs and injuries. Lightning struck the Kriz home at 605 Fourth Street W damaging lights and fuses. Frank R. Parmenter retires after a Burlington run. Miss Lila Van Duzer and Garth Crawford married with Rev. W. H. Doner officiating. Willam G. Clark leaves law practice for Detroit summer. Former Governor Glenn of North Carolina spoke at the chautauqua. A dog poisoner targets Ridgewood property owner Fred H. Shaver’s airedale. Rev. Scott W. Smith of Des Moines accepts First Presbyterian pastorate. Emma Zbanek and Lillian Stepanek go to Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Wendl Vorlicky return from Bohemia to Cedar Rapids.
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Western
Frank Kriz
Fourth Street
Frank R. Parmenter
Rock Island
Burlington
Lila van Duzer
Garth Crawford
W. H. Doner
Willam G. Clark
Detroit
Glenn
North Carolina
Ridgewood
Fred H. Shaver
Scott W. Smith
Des Moines
First Presbyterian Church
Emma Zbanek
Lillian Stepanek
Wendl Vorlicky
Cedar Rapids
Bohemia
Rail Shopmen Form New Union Having 125000 Members
H C Kinney of Sacramento was elected temporary president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Shopcrafts of America, a new independent union uniting 125,000 shop employees. J I McConnell of Topeka was named temporary secretary as 75 delegates from about 30 railroads gathered in Chicago to organize and elect permanent officers within 60 days.
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H. C. Kinney
Sacramento
Calif
Brotherhood of Railroad Shopcrafts of America
Brotherhood
American Federation of Labor
J. I. McConnell
Topeka
New Brotherhood
Notice of Appointment of Executor No. 12953
State of Iowa Linn County hereby given that on this day the court appoints Asena Smith of Linn County Iowa as executor of the estate. All persons indebted are requested to make immediate settlement to the estate in the district court.
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Linn County
Asena’ Smith
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