Helen Wills Wins Wimbledon Singles Title
American Helen Wills, 21, from California, captured the Wimbledon singles crown by defeating Spain’s Elia de Alvarez in straight sets 6-2 6-4. The victory crowns Wills as the era’s top player and successor to Suzanne Lenglen, marking a return to dominance after illness and a previous 1924 final loss to Kitty McKane Godfree.
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Helen Wills
Senorita Elia de Alvarez
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May Sutton
Bundy
Kitty McKane Godtree
Baseball Results and Upcoming AL Schedule
Yesterday results show New York beat Boston 7 to 4, Washington topped Philadelphia 2 to 1, Detroit over Cleveland 10 to 5, and St Louis defeated Chicago 14 to 12. Tomorrow slate includes Chicago at St Louis and New York at Washington with others.
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Payments From Creston ISD General Fund 1926 27
List of payments made by the Independent School District of Creston from July 1 1926 to June 30 1927 including numerous vendors and services such as Agnew Studio Davenport Shannon City Messenger and many others. Also covers School House Bond Fund disbursements and final certification by Secretary H T Scarr.
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Lorimer Journal
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Joe Moullen
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Elicscareesch
Wemutelesieines
Ray Taylor
BeeSae Chee
Bert Greer
J. R. Hillman
Creston National Bank
H. T. Scurr
Nord
Flour and Feed Co
Wittens
M. L. Burt
Sendadies
Creston Auto Co
F. M. Long
Mildred Allen
E. E. Pinkerton
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E. M. McKinney
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Morrison Printing Co
School House Bond Fund
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Armour Triumphs In Twilight City League Tilt 7 to 6
Armours Mark Up Second Win In City League with a 7 to 6 victory over Hawkeye on Irving Field. Downey powered the offense with a homer and two doubles in three trips, while Campbell allowed three hits and struck out seven. The league schedule spans eight weeks with four games weekly on Irving Field. The Black Hawks rebrand as the Cardinals for a four corner tournament at Corning, with upcoming games against Shannon City and Monteith, plus Monarchs visiting July 4 in a railroad shops clash.
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Monteith
Monarchs
Bedford
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The Magic Garden Show at Crest Theater
The Crest Theater screens The Magic Garden by Gene Stratton Porter. The famous author completed the story before her death, a work later regarded as her greatest, though it was tied to a tragic incident during its creation.
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Magic Garden
Gene Stratton-Porter
Joe
Crest Theatre Opens Three Day Run Of Screen Version
Leo Meehan, Porter's son-in-law, transfers the book to film for a F B production to be shown at Crest theatre next Tuesday. The cast includes Margaret Morris, Raymond Keane, Philippe de Lacy, Joyce Coad, William V. Mona, Charles Clary, Walter Wilkisson, Alfred Allen, Cesare Gravina, Paulette Duval and Heida Hopper.
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Friends Honor Harvey Ingham at Des Moines banquet
Harvey Ingham was toasted for twenty five years as editor of the Des Moines Register at a banquet in Des Moines. Former Illinois governor Frank Lowden led tributes and messages from national figures poured in. Guests included Congressman Lester J Dickinson and Gardner Cowles Jr along with other friends and editors.
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Harvey Ingham
Frank G Lowden
University of Iowa
Illinois
Ingham
Des Moines Register
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Lowden
Lester J. Dickinson
H. W. Byers
W. W Wavinack
Gardner CowWles, Jr
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Miss Clara Hilderbrand Sent Home After Operation
Miss Clara Hilderbrand daughter of Mrs. Chas Hilderbrand has recovered from surgery and was discharged from Greater Community Hospital to her home in Spaulding today.
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