Arbitral award for Salvador claims defended by John P. Irish
In Oakland on June 3, John P. Irish explains via letter to the Citizen that the arbitral court, highest tribunal known to nations, rightly fixed fees for attorneys in the Salvador dispute. He defends the award against Salvador’s challenges and notes U.S. and treaty backing.
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Salvador
John P. Trish
San Francisco
Hirst
Irish
Oakland
Cal
Citizen
el Salvador
Jiquilisco Bay
United States
Mariner
State Department
el Selvador
Congress
Americas
Notary Letter on Arbitration and Latin-American Rights
Letter advocating arbitration and enforcement of U S rights against semi civilized predatory Latin American governments. Signed by John P. Irish.
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John P. Irish
Mu Beta Club Dance At K of P Hall
The Mu Beta club held a dancing party last Friday evening in the K of P hall. Decorations featured club colors red and light blue with flowers. Guests included Miss Mabel Foster Miss Maude Hatch and Messrs E K Brown and Randall. Music by Duke Lamson orchestra. Refreshments at Bon Ton cafe at 11 o'clock. Members listed include Albert Graham William Hotz Ramson McKee William Ogle Archie Huff Edward Ebersole Lloyd Swords George Beikman Phillip Ney Willard Gordon Vincent Lewis Harold Rawson Chester Keppler.
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Mu Beta Club
K of P
Mabel Foster
Maude Hatch
Messrs
E. K. Brown
Randall
Duke- Lamson Orchestra
Bon Ton Cafe
Albert Graham
William Hotz
Ramson McKee
William Ogle
Archie Huff
Edward Ebersole
Lloyd Swords
George Beikman
Phillip Ney
Willard Gordon
Vincent Lewis
Harold Rawson
Chester Keppler
Maccabee Social Honors Miss Helen Eppel Before Wedding
The Maccabee Ladies held a Friday meeting at their halls and entertained guests with dancing and games. Miss Ida Cerney hosted a large group in honor of Miss Helen Eppel, who is to wed Mr. Simeon Graf next Wednesday in a pre nuptial towel shower event.
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Ida Cerney
Helen Eppel
Miss Eppel
Simeon Graf
Reception at Monnett Home on North Dubuque Street
Invitations have been issued for a reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Monnett at their North Dubuque Street residence. The event runs Tuesday evening from 8 to 10 o'clock.
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J. C. Monnett
North Dubuque Street
Phi Delta Theta to Occupy Van Fleet House Next School Year
Phi Delta Theta will take over the Van Fleet home on North Daqnque street for the upcoming school year. The dwelling will be remodeled and rearranged to suit the Phi Deltas as a fine new home, replacing the Xi Psi Pi dental fraternity, which has resided there for the past two years.
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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
van Fleet
North Daqnque Street
Phi Deltas
Xi Psi Pi Dental
Hawarden Superintendent May Finishes Summer Study
Supt S T May of Hawarden Iowa arrived in the city this morning to attend commencement and has completed his summer University course after passing all exams. He has led Hawarden schools for two years with 600 pupils in a town of 2300 in Sioux County. Previously he served five years in Clarenda Wright County. Miss Agnes Rankin returns from Riverside Iowa where she taught public school for the past year.
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S. T. May
Hawarden
Mn May
May
Sioux County
Clarenda
Wright County
Agnes Rankin
Riverside
Iowa
Law Examinations Near for University Students
Senior law students have completed university work and only state board exams remain to become licensed lawyers. juniors and freshmen will finish their courses by Wednesday.
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State Board
Pleasing Sacred Concert At Methodist Church
Last evening at the Methodist church a sacred concert by the choir directed by Professor Hall was well rendered. The church auditorium was filled and the audience expressed great pleasure with the music. Mr and Mrs Slaby of North Governor street receive Cedar Rapids visitors.
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Methodist Church
Professor Hall
City Council Bills Allowed At Last Friday Session
At the recent city council meeting several accounts were approved including Iowa City Electric Light Co May lights 691.50 T J Dooley lubricator 5.10 Parsons & Stouffer rat trap 5.80 Protection Hose Co services 2.20 Frank Yavorsky dog funeral 1.00 J W Novak Alerts secretary 4.00 Fox Hutchinson & Lake lumber 70 29 Emil L Boerner blue vitriol 2.40 Town City Gas Light Co Maygas 22.20 C Sneppel uniforms 34.50 Grenlich prisoners meals 9.40 Oehler repairs 273 Valenta fumigations 27.00 Wieneke floral piece 6.00 McDonald expenses to Waverly 10.40 Publishing Co printing 9.00 Otte transcript 7.40 Cerney & Louis paper 4.65 Lichty & Thomas spade 10.6 Abbott grain 17.30 Valenta visits 150.00 Denenny breaking stone 13.72 Winson services 41.00 Sawyer Hose Co services 16.00 Marshall special police 1.50 Gilpin oil 1.00 Harrison services 8.00 Ann & Son freight 65 Alerts supplies 2.90 State Press printing 9.35 Hochenenschuh sundries 6.00 Hess transcript 50.60 Tubb cemetery treas 12.60
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Iowa City Electric Light Co
T. J. Dooley
Brace
G. W. Schmidt
Alfred Stevens
W. F. Lembaugh
Parsons & Stouffer
Protection Hose Co
Frank Yavorsky
J. W. Novak
Fox, Hutchinson & Lake , Company
Emil L. Boerner
Town City Gas Light Company
Maygas
C. Sneppel
F. Grenlich
A. M. Oehler
Dr. J. A. Valenta
Geo. Denenny
Scott Winson
Sawyer Hose Co
W. A. Marshall
Wr. Gilpin
James Harrison
Wm. Ann & Son
Brief notices from Marion visitors and local events
O J Waffles and P S Griffith of Marion visit friends in this city. Mrs Jessie Popham l Senechar of Dexter visits at the home of Mr and Mrs S K Stevenson. Milton Remley left for Marengo then Des Moines on legal business. Evan D Car and Helen Huskins receive a marriage license in Johnson county. Mrs Margaret Lesett left for Denver after visiting Mrs H M Pratt. Eugene Epstein returns from Burlington. funeral of Bernard Epstein held Friday. Edward Denner of Chicago arrives to spend a week in this city. A unity service was held at First Presbyterian with Congregational and Presbyterian ministers assisting. Mr and Mrs Nicholas Zeller hosted about fifteen relatives at North Liberty for Mr and Mrs M J Stoner's recent marriage.
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Jessie Popham l Senechar
Dexter
5. K. Stevenson
Milton Remley
Marnego
Des Moines
Evan D. Car
Helen Huskins
Johnson County
Margaret Lesett
Denver
Colorado
H. M. Pratt
Eugene Epstein
Burlington
Bernard
Edward Denner
Marshall Field Company of
Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
BL. W, Wylie
Cady
Nicholas Zeller
North Liberty
M. J. Stoner
Chicago Markets Report From June Stock Yards
Receipts show hogs 40 000 and cattle 25 000 steady while sheep 16 000 fall 10 cents. Market clearances good with varied ranges for different classes and weights. Cattle and lamb figures listed, including bees and stockers, while several July September future notes appear garbled.
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Chicago
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Maccabee Social
Will
Sattley Corn Plow
St. Brendan’s Hall
Frances Ward
St. Patrick's Church
St. Brendan's Hall
First Ward
Cinderella
May Edwards
Prince
Adelaide Edwards
Dorothy Dendore
Stargaret Dendore
Ethel Frisby
Lena Evers
Sister’s Home
Palace
Esther Frisby
Joseph McInnerny
Louis McRaith
Edith Wright
Ruth Hanley
LAW Examinations
Koser & Zeller
Frank Tanner
McCormick Machinery
Tenge
Miller & Miller
O. J. Waffles
P. S. Griffith of
Marion
Aticle
St. Low
Wneal
Sto Ags
Milera
Dubuque St
Terest
A. M. Greer
Iowa City Electric Light Company
Varsity Heights
Harrison
Judge Byington
Iowa City
Washington Street
C. M. Reno
Town City, Iowa
Iowa City Academy
W. A. Willis
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