Chicago Society Women Arrested In Tag Day Clash
Chicago federation women were jailed briefly for violating a city rule against tag day fund solicitation for seventeen charities. After release they planned court action led by president Mrs. Frack Specht, asserting the arrests targeted volunteers aiding the sick and hungry. The dispute arose after a split with the Chicago Association of Commerce over separate tagging permits.
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Chicago
Eccretion
Sn Cour
Frack Specht
Ces
James Amar
Spech
Imnerterns Sre
Specht
Tnmeim Services
Dutt
Tage Thes
William A. Rowan
Federated
False Teeth Advertisement Promises Secure Fit
An old advert claims FASTEFTH keeps dentures in place and comfortable during social moments. It asserts relief from embarrassment and fresher breath, urging readers to buy at a drug store.
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Dea
Mav Drug Co
New Coe Faculty Adds Three Instructors
Three new instructors join Coe College with appointments in zoology chemistry and geology. Dr Stues joins from Michigan University and will pursue a professorship in vital subjects. Milster and Walser bring organic chemistry and paleontology expertise from Wisconsin and Leeds background.
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Tor Sn
Sto Oihe University
Michcar
Stues Forte
Mysterious distress call traced to rival ships near Balboa
New York Coast Guard traced a distress message intercept to ships en route to Los Angeles from Balboa. Possible targets were the 851 ton SS Hawaii or the 6000 ton SS Hawaiian, with a third possibility the British freighter Bradburn. No ship described itself as in sinking condition.
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New York
Coast Guard
United States Mays
Los Angeles
Balboa C
Hawai
Inte Island Steamship Company Ree Stered
WACG
Hawaii
Balboa Navy
Bradburn
Colon
Tampa
Fla
Balboa
Japan
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Events
Local items report meetings of the Sons of Pericles Ahepan order at Butterfly Tea Shop and a United Brethren Sunday school board gathering. Clergy members attend Presbytery sessions in Knoxville, with Rev McCullough delivering two addresses. Reports of collisions, injuries, and a hip fracture precede civic actions including street oiling assessments. Community notices cover a Mens club meeting, acquittal of a disturbance charge, and Cedar Rapids residents visiting relatives in New York City.
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United Brethren Sunday School
J Renwick McCullough
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Knoxville
Des Moines
Mr McCullough
Cost of labor and materials cap noted at eleven dollars
A brief notice states the cost of labor and materials is capped at a maximum of 11 dollars. The item references a financial limit or bid constraint, with no additional details about the project, date, or responsible parties.
Baer Story fined for intoxication and peace disturbance
Baer Story 56 of 727 Eighth avenue SE was fined 25 dollars and costs for intoxication and disturbing the peace Thursday. He was arrested at midnight after a complaint by Mrs. Anns Brown. Brown had a cut on her forearm dressed at police headquarters. He was jailed to serve the time in lieu of paying the fine. Cedar Rapids council granted Cedar Rapids Gas permission to lay 250 feet of main in the alley between Fourth and Fifth avenues SE from Sixth street to 250 feet west and 150 feet east, and in Sixth street SE from the alley south of Seventh avenue to 1,200 feet north.
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VT Michaels
Mroo
Lea Barnes
Seventh Street
Michaels
Fhonas Bo Powell
Watts
Baer
Eighth Avenue
Anns Brown
Brown
The
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Fourth and
Fifth Avenues
Sixth Street
Seventh Avenue
Night School Tuition Announced by Grant School
The Grant night school will open Monday charging $2 per subject except art which costs $3 and chemistry at $1. Paul D Filmore, head of the school, says unemployed persons in good standing may receive free tuition. The twelve week program will run with most classes meeting Monday through Thursday.
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Wiich
Paul D Filmore
Mothers-In-Law Club Organized At Mission
A Mothers-in-law club was organized at Sunshine Mission after a special mother-in-law service by Evangelist Eugene Palmer. Mrs. Della Markham was elected president with Mrs George Kyle and Mrs Ellis Sherwood as vice presidents, and other officers named.
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Sunshine Mission
Evangelist Eugene Palmer
Della Markham
George Kyle
Ellis Sherwood
T. A. Thompson
Frances Chapman
H Gaster
A. Kyle
M. Jacobi
J Dykhuizen
Ruth Hodge
Ruth Karr
F H Ward
K Meyers
Raymond Stoner
Grace Evans
Frank H Ward
Bezdek
Palmer
Cyrus Metcalf
Manchester program features Schwab talk at fall festival
In Manchester the fall picnic and festival at Silver Creek will feature Fred Schwab district supervisor of Town game wardens as headliner. Charles A Benson Republican candidate for Congress will also speak. Morning ball games and an afternoon air show with stunt flying are planned at the Manchester municipal air field.
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Manchester
Fred Schwab
Silver Creek
Fish and Games Association
Charles A Benson
Congress
Delaware County
Apm
Ryan Manchester
Big Young Men's Bureau Picnic Draws 400 At Hill Park
Four hundred attended the Young Men's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce Big Blowout stag picnic at Hill Park. Entertainment included a wrestling match between Jack Hader and Ed Meske, four boxing bouts, and a carnival midway with paper currency.
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Young Men’s Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Hill Park
Jack Hader
Kansas City
Ed Meske
Akron
W. B. Quarton
D. I Roland
J B. Radloff
J. W Shrader
John M Krier
Ralph Anderson
Floyd Finson
Ralph Hamer
Reuben Smith
W. B Quarton
N. J. Leonard
LeRoy Kling
Ned Redmond
J L. Campbell
Irwin Wasta
Charles Kacer
Ralph Atherton
R. J Schmitz
Arthur W Shepherd
William J. Bakken
Ervin Stepanek
John Turner, Jr
Bernard H Keese
Mexican teen is deported after jail arrest in Iowa case
Luis Garcia, a 16 year old from Monterey Mexico, was taken from Linn county jail by a U S immigration officer for deportation to Mexico. He was found in the John Whittaker home at Marion after entering through a window on Sept 1 and was jailed pending deportation. Sheriff Petrus consulted immigration authorities and Garcia reportedly admitted illegal entry. district director Schlotfeldt advised holding Garcia and issued a deportation warrant.
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Luis Garcia
Monterey
Mexico
Linn
United States
Garcia
John Whittaker
Marion
Joseph A. Petrus
Fred J Schlotfeldt
Immigration Office
Chicago
Petrus
Transient Is Sent To Hospital For Treatment
Robert Colwell a 42 year old from Greenwood Arkansas was committed to the state hospital at Independence for observation and treatment by the Linn county commission for the insane after arrest with forty shirts found in a box car. Esther Fintel seeks a divorce from John Fintel on cruel treatment. she asks to restore her maiden name Esther Brehm. Berdette Gilbertson seeks a divorce from Howard W Gilbertson on desertion. she asks to restore her maiden name Berdette Kohl.
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Robert Colwell
Greenwood
Ark
Independence
Linn County Commission For
Colwell
North Western Railroad
Beverly
Texas
Esther Fintel
John Fintel
Deaths and funeral notices from Cedar Rapids area
Funeral services are announced for multiple individuals including George W Shadle 98 a plains scout and Cedar Rapids resident with rites in Beatty chapel and Oak Hill cemetery. Also noted are George Junior Warner Charles W Akers Howard Sams and Mrs Kate Longwood along with a Lowden mission festival and guest speakers at Trinity Lutheran and Zion churches in nearby towns.
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George W Shadle
Cedar Rapids
Beatty Chapel
F H Ward
Oak Hill Cemetery
George Junior Warner
Oak Hill
C OW Akers
Charles W Akers
J Renwick McCullough
Oak
Howard Samst
Howard Sams
Forest Chapel
Anamosa
Lowden
Trinity Lutheran Church
O College of
Arlington Heights
Paul Gutknecht
Monticello
P Melbohm
Washington Ia
C Oberdoerster
Bensonville
Zion Evangelical Church
C E. Holyoke
Reformed Church of
Lonacn
Reduced Freight Rates For Drought Sections
Conferences were arranged in Chicago to map a scale of lower rail freight rates for drought ravaged farmers. A Western Association of Railway Executives meeting authorized a reduction on livestock and poultry feed rates in drought regions and a committee will confer with the agriculture departments to work out details.
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Chicago
Western Association of Railway
Farm Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Departments
Western Railroads
H. G. Taylor
Riots In Rhode Island as National Guard Clashes Kill First
In Woonsocket and Saylesville Rhode Island violence flared as 5 000 strikers faced 2 000 militia. Jude Courtemanche 19 died from a abdomen wound amid volleys of fire. Police called for federal troops and Governor Green prepared to ask the legislature for 200 000 to fund the militia and additional police.
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Green
Woonsocket
R. I
New England
National
Bottorn Saylesville
J. Hector Paquin
Theodore Francis Green
Saylesville
Woonsocket Rayon Company
Sayles
Ao Hospital
William Castaldi
Threatening Situation Triggers Guard Mobilization in Hartford
A threatening situation developed prompting an order for another company to mobilize immediately at the state armory in Hartford. Two National Guard planes were placed at the disposal of state police for immediate support.
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State Armory
Hartford
National Guard
Illinois Corn Crop 40 Percent Short Forecast
Illinois reports a 20 percent drop in crop condition over the past month. The yield is expected to be 40 percent below average and 20 percent under last year's small crop. Feed grains supply is at its lowest in about 50 years with quality also down.
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Springfield
Illinois
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Crop prospects in Timis improve with August rains
The combined prospective yield per acre of all major Timis crops runs 30 percent below normal. Two crops, winter wheat and soybeans, approach normal. Soybeans are in better condition than last month and pastures benefited from August rains.
Stomach Treasures From Codfish Seizures Reported
Scavenged codfish were found with odd items in their stomachs including scissors knives oil cans finger rings pieces of clothing rubber dolls and corn cobs in a curious supply of recovered contents.
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Chicago Society
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Coe
R Weiser
WF Kubichek
Botart
Walser
University of Wisconsin
University of Leeds
England
Wilson
Karl A Stiles
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Milstead
BR. Wilson
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Havies
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Uaemenl
FE Aes
Cassis
Pacecourt Tharsast
Yparkae
Ceaar Rapids
Orcer
Ahepa Wi
Mei
Fodar
St & Pm
Moosefa
Sons of
Pericles
Ahepan Order
Butterfly Tea Shop
Madison
Thirteenth Street
First Avenue
Fifth Street
R J Schmitz
B Avenue NE
Schmitz
Emma Pfeffer
Twentieth Street
St Luke's Hospital
Quillitg
John Sonka
Henry A Stearns
Sonka
Frank Doupnik
Cinh
First Presbyyterian Mens Club
First Presbyterian Chapel
Nelson V. Russell
Fred Kluss
Elsworth Palmers
East Mice
Elsworth Palmer
New York City
J Vo Landis
Filsworth
Cedar Rapids Automobile Clit
Ametan Automobile Association
Washington, D. C
PVA
Cconeal
Hall
Rankel
Second Street SF
COE College
Juniata Caldwell Laser
Mothers-In-Law
Mission
Iowa News
Quasqueton
Dorothy Wade
Bermice Doubenberger
Phytlis Crawford
Lod Walter Gindys Reinhold
Sauer
IL Halstead
Bali
Bidedinger
Colfpsberg
Legion Auxiliary
Frank Miller
Blanche Raymond
Cora Belle Peck
Jor Woeste
Rob Thish
Clae Peck
Ida Knee
Fred Peck
Joe Brown
Jake Moreland
Eaton Estate
Tfrraines Eaton
Jared
Court House News
Marion Breakin
George Shadle
Junior Warner
Kate Longwood
Campo
Tex
Theodore Woendler
Fifteenth Street
Longwood
Louis Benner
Christine Smidth
ADK U. 5
Rhode Island
Center Falls
Pennsylvania
Heinz ‘Tomato
Bot
M. J. B. Coffee
Wheaties
America
Ann
P. & G. Soai
Celery, Michigan
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