Salvation Army launches $6000 home service drive at Roosevelt Hotel
The Salvation Army began a $6000 home service campaign with a Monday dinner at the Roosevelt Hotel attended by 170. Mayor Frank K. Hahn chaired the event as Elmer A. Johnson reported gifts of 1235 dollars and 50 cents while J Fred Currell announced preliminary gifts of 326 dollars. Commissioner William A. McIntyre of Chicago spoke on Salvation Army work and the need for local facilities. General Evangeline Booth leads a world campaign to add one million members.
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Salvation Army Home Service
Roosevelt Hotel
Frank K. Hahn
Band of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Elmer A. Johnson
J. Fred Currell
William A. McIntyre
Chicago
Salvation Army
Evangeline Booth
London
Homer A. Crumb
Salvation Army Work Highlighted by Iowa Division Chief
Campaign workers and Major P. L. DeBevoise, divisional commander for Iowa, spoke on the Salvation Army’s activities across eleven central states.
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P. L. DeBevoise
Iowa
Salvation Army
Central States
Brookhart Considers Senate Bid Deepened by Borah Support
Sen. Brookhart of Iowa, praising Borah as the GOP’s only real chance to win the presidential race, says he may visit Iowa to assess the senatorial contest against L. J. Dickinson and Edwin Manning. He denies a firm decision to run but indicates plans to leave for Iowa soon, after a recent injury slowed travel.
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Washington
Borah
Wall Street
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Brookhart
Hawkeye
L. J. Dickinson
Edwin Manning
Ottumwa
Morgan and Company
Chicago
Standard Oil
Kansas
du Pont
Brewers Plan United Fight Against Prohibition Drive
In Chicago the brewery industry, guided by the American Brewers association general counsel, debated a coordinated strategy to thwart dry forces seeking to abolish or curb sales of fermented malt beverages.
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Chicago
United States
American Brewers’ Association
Fred Wiebel Named Deputy Clerk Of Tipton District Court
Howard S. Hamilton announces the appointment of Fred Wiebel of London as deputy clerk of the Tipton district court. Wiebel succeeds Peter T. Belgard, who will soon leave to become Tipton postmaster.
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Tipton
Fred Wiebel
London
Howard S. Hamilton
Wiebel
Peter T. Belgard
Americans In City Taken By Chinese Reds
Unconfirmed reports say communists captured Hungtung in Shansi where Claude Thomas and family from Brackney Pennsylvania were stationed as missionaries. The Thomases’ whereabouts were unknown. The embassy heard they had not been harmed. Rev. Harold S. Mathews and five other missionaries in Fen Chow reached safety with the others a day earlier.
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Peiping
China
Hungtung
Shansi
Claude Thomas
Brackney
Thomases
Mao Tze-Tung
Harold S. Mathews
Clear Lake
Tenntsin
Fenchow
Walter H. Judd
Rising City
Neb
Mary McClure
Woburn
Mass
Louise Meebold
Evanston
Ill
Emma Noreen
Wadena
Minn
Josie Horn
le Roy
Helen Twelvetrees and Mate to Part
Hollywood gossip reports Helen Twelvetrees and broker husband John Woody separating after a trip to Australia. She says they live apart with their three year old son, remain friends, no divorce plans yet, custody potentially sought later.
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Hollywood
Helen Twelvetrees
John Woody
Australia
Woody
Helen
Barnett Fortune Claim Denied by U S Court of Appeals
Laura Barnett lost her bid to keep about $500000 in Oklahoma oil royalties from her 1920 marriage to Jackson Barnett the Creek heirest. The appeals court upheld a district ruling that the marriage was void and that the money should go to Barnett’s heirs and full blood Indians.
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San Francisco
Laura Barnett
Oklahoma
Jackson Barnett
United States Court of Appeals
Barnett
Curtis D. Wilbur
Francis V. Garrecht
Clifton Mathews
District Court
Los Angeles
Souvenir Programs For Play Prepared By Coe Students
Special souvenir programs have been printed by Coe Caravan Press students under instructor Vernon E. Lichtenstein for the Coe Playhouse production Playing With Fire. The eight page illustrated booklet honors Tyndale, the subject of the play, to be shown Tuesday and Wednesday evenings in the college Little Theater.
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Coe Caravan
Vernon E. Lichtenstein
Coe Playhouse
College Little Theater
Tyndale
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