Withdrawal of National Guard Units From Denison Reported
The Iowa adjutant general announces three guard companies are withdrawn from Denison where troops were deployed two weeks to curb farm sale riots. Two companies remain on duty. the martial law lift is not yet proclaimed. Judge Homer A. Fuller will preside over Crawford county farmer riot trials.
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Iowa National Guard
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Charles Grahl
E. L. O’'Connor
Denison Guard
le Mars
Council Bluffs
Red Oak
Neola
Shenandoah
Glenwood
Crawford
Plymouth
C C Bradley
Clyde Herring
INS
Homer A. Fuller
Mount Ayr
Crawford County
Fuller
J. W. Kindig
Iowa Supreme Court
Kindig
Earl Peters
Plymouth County
C C. Bradley
Russian soprano to open May Festival at Cornell
Russian soprano Nina Kosh etz will inaugurate the May Festival at Cornell college with an evening of song. A leading American concert artist, she has toured the Americas, Europe, and South America after fleeing Russia following the revolution.
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Mount Vernon
Nina Koshetz
Cornell College
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Europe
South America
Russia
Rachmaninoff
Frost risk prompts Iowa frost warning for May timing
The Weather Bureau warned of a light frost in Iowa Tuesday night with a potential killing frost in mid May, a date two weeks after the usual last frost. Records show damaging frosts can occur as late as May 31, though warmer trends and cloudiness are expected Wednesday following Tuesday’s clear skies. Rain fell in parts of the state, with Atlantic reporting 77 degrees and Inwood seeing 35 degrees.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
State Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Atlantic
Inwood
Williamsburg's Oldest Store Owner Dies at 69
Funeral services were held at St. Mary's church for Mrs. Kate Lytle 69 proprietor of the Lytle dry goods store the oldest establishment in Williamsburg She ran the store fifteen years after her husband James F. Lytle died Surviving are daughters Marjory and Ethel and sister Julia Kinney Mrs Lytle remained a lifelong Williamsburg resident.
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Williamsburg
St. Mary's Church
Kate Lytle
Lytle Dry Goods
Oelwein Hosts State Encampment of Spanish War Veterans
Oelwein prepares to welcome the twenty seventh state encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans from June 18 to 21. Registration at Elks home and Masonic Temple, memorial services at Grace Methodist Church, and a schedule including tours, a barbecue, a sham battle, parade, banquet, dance, and visits to Fort Atkinson and the Riley clock exhibit. Senator L J Dickinson to speak at Rock Island park. Parade of patriotic organizations at 4 pm Tuesday.
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United Spanish War Veterans
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Masonic Temple
Grace Methodist Church
Co. C. Hall of
Maynard
Oclwein City Park
L. J Dickinson
Rock Island Park
IOOF
Wildwood Pavilion
Fort Atkinson
Spitville
Louisa County Names 20 Forestry Workers
Louisa County selects twenty men for reforestation work including Harvey Reed Lee Sellers Elmer Milligan Jesse Ament Edwin Lee Harley Diller Charles Leroy Brown Raymond Gunnells Sam Walker Frederick J Wilson Dean Kerr Lloyd Kerr Orval Graham Morning Sun Orval Bowdre Port Louisa Keith Fry Claude Musch Letts Lloyd Burris Cotter C E Nicholson John Hilton Letts Harlan A Philips Columbus Junction quota. Anamosa DAR May meeting reported with hostesses and program notes.
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Wapello
Louisa County Emergency Relief Committee
Harvey Reed Lee Sellers
Elmer Milligan
Jesse Ament Wapello
Edwin Lee
Harley Diller
Charles Leroy Brown
Fredonia
Raymond Gunnels
Columbus City
Sam Walker
Frederick J Wilson
Dean Kerr
Lloyd Kerr
Orval Graham
Morning Sun
Harlan
Philips Columbus Junction
Louisa County
Delegates chosen at Jones County dry and wet conventions
Jones County delegates were named for the state convention in Des Moines with dry and wet factions. In Anamosa and nearby towns, candidates include A G Hefinian, E A Grimwood, C M Holst, L W Russell, and Fred Buerne among others, with nominations in dry and wet sessions led by local officials.
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Jones County
A. G. Hefinian
E. A. Grimwood
Oxford Junction
Des Moines
C. M. Holst
Center Junction
L. W. Russell
Sigourney Dry Convention Attends Keokuk County Meeting
About 400 people attended the Keokuk County dry convention with Rev. L. L. Chamness of Keota named as delegate and Rev. C. E. Clark of Sigourney as alternate. The permanent chairman was Rev. J. H. Krenmeyre of Sigourney. Attorney Robert Shaw of Sigourney was chosen as dry delegate with Dr. Pfannebecker of Sigourney as alternate. Roughly sixty people attended. In Wapello, both wet and dry conventions were held. Delegates included J. W. Wiederrecht of Wapello for dry and J. G. Keck of Wapello for wet, with Rev. W. H. Parker of Cotter as dry alternate and Eure B. Stapp as wet alternate.
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Fred H. Foote
Winthrop
Bessie Aderman
Fairbank
R. B Syers
Jesup
Phillip Shutt
S. T. Spangler
Lve
Rudolph Leytze
Man
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Frank Owen
English Township
Frank Hite
H. P. Young
Victor
Town County
C. R. Zimmerman
John S. Nollin
Grinnell College
Sam Patterson
Sigourney
Keokuk County
L. L. Chamness
Keota
C. E. Clark
J. H. Krenmeyre
Robert Shaw
Pfannebecker
Wapello
Louisa County
J. W. Wiederrecht
J. G. Keck
W. H. Parker
Cotter
Eure B. Stapp
Peet Named Washington County Delegate for Anti-Repeal Group
J. H. Peet was chosen as Washington county's delegate to lead the anti-repeal effort. The appointment signals organized opposition to repeal proposals and aligns local leadership with broader campaign aims.
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Washington, Ia
J. H. Peet
Washington County
Prohibition Delegates Chosen Across Grimy and Maquoketa Rounds
County drys across Grundy Center and Maquoketa elected delegates and alternates to state conventions. In Grundy County Rev R B Fisher led the group with W A Mooty as delegate and Charles R Stubbs as alternate. Grady contested by wets and drys named leaders and alternates in Maquoketa and Maquoketa.
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Grundy Center
Grundy County
Drys
R. B. Fisher
First Presbyterian Church
W. A. Mooty
Charles R. Stubbs
Conrad
W. R. Gray
Dike
H. B. Koolman
Wellsburg
Frank Fackel
Oes
Manchester figures elected as delegates to anti re
Special to The Gate reports Ransom J. Bix of Edgewood was elected delegate and John T. Simpson of Manchester chosen as alternate on the anti reorganization ticket. The meeting established party alignment and named representatives for the upcoming duties.
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John T. Simpson
Wets and dries select delegates at Delaware County circus
At a Monday gathering the wets chose Ed Annis of Prairie township as delegate and A K Cramer of Hopkinson as alternate. In Clayton county Senator M X Geske of McGregor was chosen as wet delegate and F E Cree of Elkader as dry delegate.
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Wets
Ed Annis
Prairie Township
A. K. Cramer
Hopkinton
Elkader
M. X. Geske
McGregor
Clayton County
F E.cree
Applicants Apply for Degrees at University of Iowa
University of Iowa announces 923 students applied for degrees and 64 for certificates for the June commencement. Eight days of exams may trim totals. 735 seek first degrees including 314 BA and 104 BSc in commerce. Doctoral, master's candidates face oral and written tests.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
G. Higbee
Clutier Alumni Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Alumni of Clutter high school held their annual meeting here Saturday night with thirty eight present. Officers were elected: Marie Caloud president, Arnold Vileta vice president, Adaline Caslavka secretary, Libbie Kremenak treasurer, Wilbert Hach and Henry Popper committeemen.
Paul Shaw Sues For Damages On Airplane
Paul Shaw, owner of a flying school in Iowa City, sues Frank Carson for 1250 in damages from a plane crash at the University of Iowa golf course field last December. Shaw says Carson rented the plane and would pay damages. the accident wrecked wings, landing gear, and propeller after a landing attempt when out of gas. It opened the May term in district court.
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Paul Shaw
Frank Carson
Shaw
Carson
Careson
Finkbine Field
University of Iowa
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