Arbitral Award Verdict On Salvador Claimant Fees
John P. Irish defends the arbitral award of 52300 to American claimants against El Salvador over a Jiquilisco Bay venture. He notes the fee was treaty-stipulated and judged by the highest court known to nations, urging Americans to support their government’s policy in upholding the decision.
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John P. Trish
San Francisco
Salvador
Irish
Mr. Irish
Oaklang
Cal
el Salvador
Jiquilisco Bay
United States
Mariner
Americais
State Department
Congress
Mo Beta Club Dance Praised For Decor and Style
The Mo Beta club held a dancing party in the EK of P hall last Friday with red and light blue decorations and Duke Lamson orchestra providing music. Guests included Mabel Foster Maude Hatch E K Brown and Randall. Refreshments were served at the Bon Ton cafe at 11 oclock. 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 Reppler.
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Mo Beta Club
EK of P
Mabel Foster
Maude Hatch
E. K. Brown
Randall
Duke- Lamson Orchestra
Bon Ton Cafe
Albert Graham
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 Reppler
Maccabee Social Hosts Women’s Club Dance Night
The ladies of the Maccabees met at their halls last Friday evening for a regular meeting followed by dancing and games with friends. Attendees described the evening as very enjoyable.
Towel Shower For Miss Helen Eppel Ahead of Wed Wedding
Miss Ida Cerney hosted a large gathering Friday evening as a pre nuptial towel shower for Miss Helen Eppel. Eppel is to wed Mr. Simeon Graf on Wednesday.
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Ida Cerney
Helen Eppel
Miss Eppel
Simeon Graf
Reception Planned at Monnell Home on North Dubuque Street
Invitations have been issued for a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jr. C. Monnell on North Dubuque street. The event is scheduled for Tuesday evening from the hours of ten to ten.
Phi Delta Theta to occupy Van Fleet home for next year
Phi Delta Theta will move into the Van Fleet residence on North Dugquque street for the next school year. The house will be remodeled and rear arranged for the Phi Deltas to provide a fine home, replacing the Ki Psi Phi dental fraternity which has occupied it for the past two years.
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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
van Fleet
North Dugquque Street
Phi Deltas
Ki Psi Phi Dental Fraternity
Hawarden Superintendent S T May Completes Summer Study
Superintendent S T May of Hawarden public schools arrived in the city for commencement and reports completing his summer University course after passing all examinations. May has led Hawarden schools for two years with 600 pupils in a town of 2,500 in Sioux county. previously he served five years in Clarencia, Wright county.
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S. T. May
Hawarden
May
Sioux County
Clarencia
Wright County
Miss Agnes Rankin Returns from Riverside Teaching Post
Miss Agnes Rankin returns from Riverside Town where she has taught in the public schools for the past year.
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Agnes Rankin
Riverside
Law Examinations Progress For University Students
Senior law students have finished their university work and must pass state board examinations to become fully qualified lawyers. Junior and freshman classes are expected to complete their work by Wednesday.
Sacred concert at Methodist church under Prof Hall
Last evening a sacred concert by the church choir directed by Professor Hall drew a well filled audience. The selections were excellent and well rendered, pleasing all present. Mr and Mrs Slaby of North Governor street host Cedar Rapids visitors.
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Methodist Church
Professor Hall
City Council approves broad list of bills from last meeting
The session included payments to electric light, lumber, repairs, meals, uniforms, and services. Notable items mention dog funeral, fumigations, floral piece, grain, and transcript costs. An agency sale for McCormick machinery is announced with extended auction dates. Monarch remains the sole satisfactory bid at Miller & Alillez.
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Iowa City Electric ‘Light
T. J
Dooley
Brace
G. W. Schmidt
Alfred Stevens
F. Lembaugh
Parsons & Stouffer
Protection Hose Co
Frank Vavorsky
J. W. Novak
Fox, Hutchinson & Lake Company
Emil L. Boerner
Town City’ Gas Light Company
Maygas
C. Sueppel
F. Greulich
Jae M. Oehler
J. A. Valenta
Cr. L. Wieneke
W. I. McDonald
Waverly
Ilowa’ City Publishing Company
Ralph Otto
Transcript
Cerney & Louis
Lichty & Thomas
Spade
W. Abbott
Grain
Geo
Denenny
Scott Wilson
Sawyer Hose Co
W. A. Marshall
State Press
W. PB
Hoohenschuh
N. E. Hess
Joseph Tubb
Treas
Frank Tanner
McCormick Machinery
Call
Marion Visitors and Local Notices Highlight Briefs
O J Waffles and P Griffith of Marion visit friends in the city. Mrs Jessie Popham Senochar of Dexter visits the Stevensons. Milton Remley leaves for Marengo and Des Moines on legal business. marriage license issued to Evan Car and Helen Huskins of Johnson County. Mrs Margaret Lesett travels to Denver after visiting Mrs H M Pratt. Eugene Epstein returns from Burlington after the funeral of their son Bernard. Edward Debner, formerly of this city, will visit from Chicago. Union service held at First Presbyterian with Congregational church joining. Mr and Mrs Nicholas Zeller host fifteen relatives and friends at North Liberty for Mr and Mrs M J Stoner’s marriage.
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O. J. Waffles
Griffith
Marion
Jessie Popham Senochar
Dexter
Evan D. Car
Helen Huskins
Johnson County
Margaret Lesett
Denver
Colorado
H. M. Pratt
Eugene Epstein
Burlington
Bernard
Edward Debner
Marshall Field Company of
Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
D. W. Wylie
Cady
Nicholas Zeller
North Liberty
M. J. Stoner
Chicago Markets Report from June 5 at Union Stock Yards
Receipts show hogs 40 000 steady cattle 28 000 steady sheep 16 000 10 lower. Mixed and butchers 545 to 6.00 good to choice heavy 6.00 to 6.10 rough heavy 5.70 to 5.95 light 5.75 to 5.93. Cattle steady sheep 3.25 to 5.30 lambs 4.00 to 7.30. Beves 4.30 to 5.50 cows and heifers 1.60 to 5.00 stockers and feeders 3.50 to 4.70 Texans 3.30 to 4.40.
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Chicago
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John P. Irish
Mo Beta Dance
Maccabee Social
Will
Sattley Corn Plow
Frances Ward
St. Brendan’s Hall
First Ward
Cinderella
May Edwards
Prince
Adelaide Edwards
Dorothy Dondore
Margaret Dondore
Ethel Frisby
Lena Evers
Sister's Home
Palace
Sister’s Home
Esther Frisby
Joseph McInneray
Louis McRaith
Joseph McInnerny
Edith Wright
Ruth Hanley
LAW Examinations
Koser & Zeller
He ‘City Conseil
the Monarch
Rage At Miller & Alillez
Milers
Dubuque St
Atiole, Opeen'g. Hiau
St. Low’sr
Bie Doly
Mertest
A. M. Greer
Iowa City Electric Light Company
Varsity Heights
Harriso
Eas
Judge Byington
Iowa City
Washingto Street
G. M. Reno
Iow
Gummer Seboof
W. A. Willis
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