Coe College Homecoming Welcomed at Chapel
Coe College alumni return for homecoming with an alumni chapel service led by L. M. Silliman class of 1926 who urged budget your time build faculty and student bonds and keep faith. The Coe-Carleton music team Miss Pratt and Miss Taylor performed as a pep meeting and snake dance bonfire theater party followed in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
L. M. Silliman
Biliiman
Coe
Silliman
United States
H. M. Gage
National Association of College and University
Edgar Wykle
Oliver Presbyterian Church
Coe-Carleton
George W. Bryant
Margaret Pratt
Eleanor Taylor
Carleton
John Skien
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Two Pickets Wounded in Illinois Mine Disturbance
In Decatur Illinois two Progressive Miners of America members Pete Dorgadt and William Denne were shot during clashes between pickets and police aided by deputies at the Macon County mine mouth. Tear gas bombs were used as officers claimed they aimed to fire over the crowd.
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Decatur, Til
INS
Ilinois
Resay CT A
Pete Dorgadt
William Dennteb
Progressive
Miners of America
Macon County
United Mine Workers of America
Cagey Suitor Defrauds Girl of 2500 Savings
San Francisco story says Josefina Jordan was pled to accept 6000 in stage money from a fiancé she did not know. She handed over 2500 savings believing a real bargain, but the money was fake and the promise a ruse.
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San Francisco
Josefina Jordan
Marriage Licenses for Blair and Glass
Aden J. Blair of Louisville Illinois and Dorothea L. Glass of Center Point are issued marriage licenses.
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Aden J. Blair
Louisville, Ill
Dorothea L. Glass
Center Point
Berlin Clash Leaves One Dead in Transit Strike
In Berlin a fatal shooting occurred as police and strikers clashed at a suburban streetcar barn. One man was killed and three injured, all identified as fascists, amid widespread transit system disruptions and mass arrests during the transport strike.
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Berlin
Schoeneberg
Labor chief calls for beer by March in reform push
AFL vice president Matthew Woll says Congress will modify the Volstead act in the coming short session. He mobilizes 28,000 local unions nationwide to prevent heavy beer taxation and ensure a form that preserves beer access while boosting revenue. He predicts modification by early spring and urges action in every district.
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Washington
INS
American Federation of Labor
Matthew Woll
Congress
Woll
United States
CL Mell
Congressional
Candibess
Ny Pa
Cap Hedges Relates Big Ten Official Career at Luncheon
Horace Cap Hedges a Dartmouth graduate and Cedar Rapids real estate man spoke to the High Twelve club at Hotel Roosevelt about his experiences as a Big Ten football official. He recalled major games and thrilling plays and discussed new football rules and current football dope during a question and answer session.
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Horace
Cap” Hedges
Dartmouth
Cedar Rapids
High Twelve
Hotel Roosevelt
Big Ten
Mr. Hedges
Local Boys Set for Y M C A Parley in Ames
Twenty five Cedar Rapids youths will attend the state Y M C A older boys conference in Ames from November 25 to 27 during Thanksgiving vacation. Sessions run 4 p.m. November 25 to 11 a.m. November 27 at the Methodist church with Roadman of Dakota Wesleyan College delivering the address. Forum leaders include Mrs Mildred Morgan Prof C H McCloy and Dr Frederick B Knight of the University of Iowa. The meeting will be at the Methodist church and the convention banquet at Memorial Union.
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Cedar Rapids
Ames
Roadman
Dakota Wesleyan College
Mildred Morgan
C. H. McCloy
Frederickb. Knight
Baldwin High to Stage Too Much Var-nish Comedy
Baldwin junior class will present the comedy Too Much Varnish at the Legion hall Friday November 18 under Miss Iona Wulf. Cast includes Lola Conger Betta Scott Stuart Graves Beula Stickley Beulah Harding Donald Seamonds Bernard Sterk. Funeral services reported for Adolph Buehler 77 and Harvey Switzer 55 with burial at local cemeteries. Additional notices cover J. M. Frederick retirement and Springville births and deaths. local rallies, bank dividends, and area obituaries across Iowa.
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Baldwin
Baldwin High School
The
Legion Hall
Iona Wulf
Lola Conger
Betta Scott
Stuart Graves
Beula Stickley
Beulah Harding
Donald Seamonds
Bernard Sterk
Skeleton Returns to Baker University Closet
In Ottawa Kansas a Baker University skeleton, taken by mistake by Ottawa students, was returned after a faculty member apologized to Baker staff for the mix up. The bones had briefly left Baker’s lab and were recovered without incident.
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Baker University
Ottawa
Kan
Ottawa University
Baker
Europe Watches American Campaign
European officials maintain neutrality while observing the U S election with keen interest. London papers debate potential foreign policy shifts, noting Hoover and Roosevelt policies may diverge little in practice.
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London
Europe
London Times
United States
London Daily Telegraph
Hoover
America
Gov. Roosevelt
le Temps
Germania
Center Party
Germany
Roosevelt
No Palaces for Soviet Film Aces
Moscow reports reveal that top Soviet film figures live in cramped, worn housing. Eisenstein rooms are tiny and cluttered, Pudovkin has several rooms, Leonidov three, Rom recently moved to a two room flat. The piece notes a façade of success masking modest living conditions.
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Moscow
Hollywood
Silver Screen
Serge Eisenstein
Hisenstein
Eisenstein
Reisman
Zhuravlev
Lsted
Vsevelod Pudovkin
O. Leonidov
Cecil DeMille
Thalberg
A. M. Rom
Hunger Marchers Return by Train After Beaten Fare
British Hunger Marchers, beaten and disorganized, prepare to go home by rail at a halfpenny a mile rate. London leaders under arrest will stay behind. officials expect most marchers out by Saturday noon. The nine day occupation stirred tension, with injuries and arrests.
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London
Experts Urge Tung Oil Industry Development
In New Orleans a group led by Dr. H A Gardiner of the National Paint and Varnish Association urged development of the tung oil industry across Louisiana, Mississippi, and Florida. They proposed converting some cotton land to tung trees to provide southern farmers with new revenue as tung oil, used in paints and varnish, is currently imported from Asia.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Florida
H. A. Gardiner
Naone
Gardiner
United States
Asia
Marion Deaths and Local Society News Snapshot
Funeral services for John Gerhard Schuette 81 died in Columbus Ohio were held at Yocom chapel. Rev P L Bornhoett officiated burial at Oakshade cemetery. Out of town guests included Mrs Fred Gipp Decorah Mrs J A Gibson Harlowton Mont and John Schuette Jr Columbus. Community events feature church gatherings charity drives Young People activities and a Blue Ribbon Marines football game at Anamosa Saturday.
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North Engsh Boy Scout
Bilairstown
Richard Tipp
Newton
Hazleton
Rees Levert
Iowa State Bank of
Strawberry
W. H. Houlihan
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Father Nolan
Father Bowen
Mr. Houlihan
Petersborough
Canada
Patrick Houlihan
Paint Creek Township
Waterville
Mary Hinchon
South Bend
Ind
Waukon
Standard Oil
Gladys
Donathus
Helena
Callistus
Mary Paula
Des Moines
P. C. Murray
Dubuque
Patrick
Thomas
Harpers Ferry
Alphonsus
Postville
Karl Martens
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
R. B. Garten
Mr. Martens
Vorwerk
Greifswalde
Germany
Charles Martens
Fred Martens
Bertha Barthells
Castalia
Anna Retfstake
Oelwein
Wilhelmine Baars
Henry Heins
Theodore Martens
Saratoga
Wilton Junction
Isabella lLinn Bridges
George Bridges
Solon
Carl
Fred
Muscatine
Gail Looney
Davenport
Perry
Edwin Wacker
W. S. Moore
Methodist Church
Brooklyn
Poweshieck
Grinnell
Malcom
Ewart
Searsboro
Montezuma
Deep River
Guernsey
Carnsforth
Hartwick
John Cross
Frank M. Beatty
C. F. Clark
Harold Reed
Fern Light
Young Republican League
Columbus
Junction
The
Legion Auxiliary
Austin Davis
J. C. Richie
Fred Annas
Philip Crail
R. E. Huber
Eva Badham
Lewis Pugh
Milo Arthur
J. Lewis
R. E. Owen
E. W. McWilliams
Columbus Junction
Isaac Lawrence Wall
Louisa County
Oakland Township
Conesville
William
Louisa Lawrence Wall
Elizabeth Wall
Albert Wall
Cedar Rapids
George Wall
Lone Tree
Andrew Wall
Maud Wall
Ella Crocker
New York City
Reformed Church
Emanuel Jasmann
Odd Fellows Lodge
John Gerhard Schuette
Ohio
Yocom Chapel
P. L. Bornhoett
Trinity Lutheran Church
Oakshade Cemetery
Harry Gipp
Edward Beadle
E. O. Hughes
H. B. Reff
Fred Gipp
Decorah
J. A. Gibson
Harlowton
Mont
John Schuette
Schuette
Cedarburg
Wis
Iowa
Fredericka Janssen
William Gipp
This City
John Schuette, Jr
Marion Blue Ribbon Marines
Reformatory Eleven
Anamosa
Messinger
Straley
Hitler's Power Seen Peaking by Missouri Professor
University of Missouri professor Walter Williams, after study abroad, says Adolf Hitler has reached the peak of power and will centralize government through constitutional means. He notes Hitler's persuasive oratory, strong organizers, and promises including marriage pledges for young women, predicting power decline when promises fail.
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ST. Louis
Adolf Hitler
Walter‘ Willams
University of
Hitler
Williams Jennings Bryan
Fritler
Germany
Williams
Young woman given suspended sentence after dance arrest
Lillian Crawford, 19, faced a resisting an officer charge after biting Detective George Powers on the arm when he tried to arrest her at a September 28 dance. Judge H C Ring suspended a 30 day county jail sentence and she withdrew a prior not guilty plea entered October 29. She had just completed a thirty day police court sentence.
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Lillian Crawford
George Powers
H. C. Ring
Conclude Testimony In Hunt Guardianship Case
Testimony ended Thursday before Judge H C Ring in Lemuel Hunt's bid to set aside final guardianship report by W B Frazier. Arguments will be submitted later. Hunt, aged Springville man, also seeks accounting on a $5285 certificate of deposit at Niles and Watters Savings Bank in Anamosa, alleging Frazier held it and the bank closed.
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H. C. Ring
Lemuel Hunt
Frazier
Springville
Niles and Watters Savings Bank
Anamosa
Hunt
Will of John Klement 177 probate in district court
The will of John Klement, 177, who died Oct. 24, was admitted to probate in district court Friday. Klement leaves his entire estate to Anna M. Edgar and R. H. Edgar, long time friends. The appointment of the Edgars as executors was confirmed.
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John Klement
Klement
Anna M. Edgar
R. H. Edgar
Edgars
Doctor cites spinach calories at Oklahoma City talk
John Lovett Morse of Harvard Medical School told a clinical conference in Oklahoma City that a slice of egg on top contains more calories than a whole peck of cooked spinach. He urged moderation in dietary choices.
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Oklahoma City
John Lovett Morse
Harvard Medical School
New names added to dental honor rolls and attendance news
The report lists new names on the six grade dental honor roll including Charlotte Smith Mary Alice Kemble Marjorie Price Frances Ann Clark Jack Larkin John Miller Maxine Smith Weltha Sue Covington Kent Golden Emerson and Lawrence Kesting. It notes quarter holidays for perfect attendance with counts per grade and mentions recent visitors to Lincoln school and relocations.
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Lundy
Arkansas
Gue Hasel Hutton
Charlotte Es
Marion Beaty
Misa Price
John Fry
A. Hayes
Dewey McMurran
Gilbert Gordon
Lincoln
James Ragger
Coon Rapids
Charlotte Smith
Mary Alice Kemble
Marjorie Price
Frances Ann Clark
Jack Larkin
John Miller
Maxine Smith
Weltha Sue Covington
Kent Golden Emerson
Lawrence Kesting
G. H. Fullerton
Adelle Fullerton
W. P. Basley
A. C. Sloss
Hilmer Christiansen
C. B. Vernon
John
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Y. M. Parley
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
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Alexander
Astina Saar
Albert Buehler
Hubert Holsters
Spencers Grove
Olin
Harvey Switzer
Here
Lloyd Dutro
United Brethren Church
Antioch
Charles Kline
Nellie Stivers
Goldie Hollingsworth
F. E. Truax
Shelby County
Switzer
Jones County
Merle
Dona Lee
Charles
George
Marion
W. W
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Sadie Seeham
Pine River
Minn
Laura Hotz
Grace Cole
Linn County
Guy H
Ely
Glenn R
Mary E. Kreischer
Tampa
Fla
Bernice A. Willie
Garnaville
Cedar Bluffs
Daniel
Buchanan
Arlington
Mary C, Stout
Belle Plaine
James Allen
William Chown
Allen
Orrie Allen
Darlene
Gene
Marshalltown
Robert Knob
Earl‘ Riggins
Ray Junge
Keystone
Dell Hannon
Bruce and
Warren
Tipton
Mildred Y. Phelps
West Branch
E. A. Grimwood
Oxford Junction
Twenty
Jones and
Cedar Counties
Lesent
G. W. White
Coggon
F. C. Crosby
Ti- Minors
Crosby
Illinois Central
W. A. Wagner
Sioux City
North English
Linus C. Hain
Linus
Sproskiyn
Mra
True Story
Film Director's Home
Marion News
John G. Schuette
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
William H. Bridwell
Lillian Smith
Bavaria
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Marjorie Fernow
Woman's Missionary Society of the Free Methodist Church
Mark Shockey
Shewer
Claude Port
North Thirteenth Street
Harlan Skeels
Monticello
Slater
Harlan Larson
Gerald Armstrong
Viola
Harley Davis
Harley Neilson
Raymond Larson
Gerald Cooper
Geraldine Slauson
Claire Davis
Woman’s Missionary Study Club
Congregational Church
Karl Kendall
India
F. 8. Skinner
Korea
Kendall
Skinner
Emma Kendall
Land of the Dawn
F. J. Hardenbrook
Philathea
Christian Church
B. E. Berber
Twelfth Avenue
Christian Orphans
Berber’s
W. Lindahl
Charles Harlan
Clara Reiter
Taxis
Methodist Surday School
Bt. Joseph’'s Catholic Church
Pance
Shadowand
Milwaukee Railroad Woman's Club
Memorial Hall
Bridge
Herbert Allen
Mason City
Belcher’s
Virginia Brevenson
Ralph Parks
Leibsohn’s
Lyle Fehr
St. Luke's Hospital
Atead Bakery
Marlon
Fred Black
Mr. Mathis
I Avenue NW
Bert Lisk
Elimbeth, II
Jack Lisk
Lisk
Trinity Methodist Church
Cede? Rapids
Hubert Blackford
Near Marion
Berneta
John Blackford
Eva MM. Blackford
Kahoka
William Nelson
Fred Stack
Eighth Avenue
Dies Aid Society
Roscoe Blinks
Court House News
Fleming’s Central Market
Marion’s
Kens
Boston
Marten's Bargain Center
P. G. Harlan Company
Iow
Rope’s Cash Market
M. Cira
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