Successful Military Ball Highlights University Event
The university battalion hosted a military ball at the armory last Friday under Colonel George R. Burnett. The event, decorated in red white and blue with Meyers Orchestra of Cedar Rapids, netted about $75 for the Athletic Union and confirms future military balls alongside other campus entertainments.
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Geroge R. Burnett
Meyers Orchestra
Cedar Rapids
Burnett
The
Athletic Union
Ames Run Defeats Iowa as Ames Stays Fast Early Scoring
The Ames team beat Iowa in a morning game on Town field. Ames jumped ahead in the first innings when Hamp son mishandled a ball, Mc Gregor overthrew home, and Voss scored the decisive run in the third. Iowa managed no scoring after the early surge.
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Iowa
Ames
Town Field
Hampson
McGregor
Voss
Doctor Harriman Returns to Lectures After Illness
Dr J W Harriman, off work five to six weeks due to illness, resumed lectures at the college of medicine this morning to an enthusiastic reception. He is popular with students and his health was described as having improved. A sales pitch for Rocky Mountain Tea follows, promoting it as a spring tonic at 35 cents from T Y Morrison.
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Dr. Harriman
J. W. Harriman
College of Medicine
Harriman
W. Morrison
Inay
W. W. Morrison
Nickel Plate Road Advertises Speed and Comfort
The Nickel Plate Road promises fast travel with three daily express through trains and vestibuled sleeping cars. Dining is available in Nickel Plate dining cars with American Club Meals priced from 35 cents to $1.00, offering a la carte service. Chicago depots at Harrison Street and Adams Street, with ticket offices in Adams Street and Auditorium Annex. John Calahan listed as General Agent.
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Chicago
Harrison St
Ith Ave
Adams St
Auditorium Annex
John ¥. Calahan
sAdams St
Fifty fourth regiment in Muscatine discusses Fort Riley camp
Colonel H. H. Caughlan of Ottumwa said the Fifty fourth Iowa National Guard may go to Fort Riley Kansas for maneuvers this year. Final decision rests with Adjutant General Byers and will be announced later. He praised the unit as well trained and proud, noting Muscatine’s local company as among the finest.
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H. H. Caghlan
Fifty-fourth Regiment
Muscatine
Muscatine Journal
H. H. Caughlan
Ottumwa
Iowa National Guard
Byers
Fort Riley
Kansas
Camp Reiley
St. Louis
Farralls sue for damages over Iowa City incident
Ed and James Farrall of Cedar Rapids and Norway, Benton County, file suits totaling 125000 against Marshal Scott Wilson Deputy Clearman and the Iowa City Republican for libel and assault claims arising from an armed stop and detainment while traveling from Atalissa. The brothers allege brutal treatment, handcuffs, and loss of time and papers.
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Cedar Rapids
Ed Farrall
James Farrall
Norway
Benton County
Crosby & Fordyce
Iowa City
Scott Wilson
Clearman
Iowa City Republican
Abel
Gazette
Republican
Farrall Brothers
Jim Farrall
Atalissa
Marshal Scott Wilson
James
Ralph van Vechten
Cedar Rapids National Bank
Lid
Pleasant reunion for Pryce Jones families in Chicago
Ebensburg memories travel to Chicago as Capt Pryce and Jones relatives reunite at a south side home near Garfield Boulevard. Attending were Ebensburg natives Capt Sam D Pryce, Wm KR Pryce, Mrs Humhpreys and daughters, plus Priscilla Jones and other kin. The gathering featured music, a banquet, and recollections of old teachers and schoolmates.
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Mountaineer Herald
Ebensburg
Cambria County
Iowa City
Johnson County
Nouttaineer- Herald
Pryce
Jones
Elensburg
Towa City
Iowa
Chicago
Richard Jones
Zephyr
Lake Michigan
E. Humhpreys
Sam D
Wm. KR. Pryce
Ebensberg
Mountain
Humhpreys’ Daughers
Bryson B. Hill
Cyrus H. Martin
Humphreys
Aub M
Elizabeth
Seven Colleges Set For State Tennis Championship At Iowa Field
Seven colleges will compete in the state tennis association meet at Iowa field this year. Schools listed include Ames Penh Cornell Grinnell Simpson State Normal. Drake may be admitted this year. Contests will feature singles and doubles with preliminary rounds and finals. The event aims to draw good patronage from tennis fans.
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State Tennis Association
Iowa Feldi
Ames
Penh
Cornell
Grinnell
Simpson College of Iowa
State Normal
Drake
Iowa Sefiers
National Education Association Meeting Travel Offer
Travel deal offers 19 dollars round trip to Boston with 2 dollar membership fee for the National Educational Association annual meeting. Tickets available July 7 through 12 on Nickel Plate Road with specific return limits and optional joint agent deposit and execution fee. John Y. Calahan Chicago contact provides train times and details.
New Chairs for Mayor in City Hall
Mayor Stebbins unveils stylish up to date chairs for city hall. He warns that anyone alarming the furniture will be locked in the city hall safe and fed on city ordinances and sidewalk resolutions for six weeks.
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Stebbins
Grinnell Officials Tour New High School Building
Grinnell public school board members led by W. S. Fuller and D. A. Thornburg visited the city to inspect the new high school structure from cellar to turret. They expressed strong approval and said they will pattern their future building after Grinnell’s project. The group had previously requested plans from Superintendent S K Stevenson and found the actual building more impressive than the plans.
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W. ST. Fuller
J. L. Lyman
G. L. Sanders
D. W. Norris
Removal Sale Moves to New Clinton Street Store
Hatch’s Department Store announces a big removal sale as it relocates from current quarters to 1248 Clinton Street near Strub & Co’s. By June 10 the entire stock will be ready in a new basement salesroom of 156 square feet. All goods are marked 20 percent off and the store promises its most complete selection in Iowa City with special sales to follow.
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Clinton St
Strub & Co
Iowa City
Hatch
Jg Department Store
Fine Stallion to Stand at Fair Grounds
Handsome black stallion with superb breeding and individual merit comes to the Fair Grounds for the season at a fee of five dollars. See cards. ADD. SMITH, Trainer.
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Fair Grounds
Add. Smith
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Iowa Field
Nickel Plate Road
Carson& Sons
Caughlan
Boston
National Educatonal Association
John Y. Calahan
City Hall
Board of Education of
Hatch’s Department Store
del Chimarch
Ciy
Westenhaver
Stear Spanton
Dreivg
Drand Delivyered
Renus
Minstrels
University of Iowa
Opera
Clio
Buck
Wing
F. M. Wood & Co
L. D. Poteh
South Capitol Street
of?Carson & Sons
PSA
and Jay Nyai
Upusuave CIA
E.jefferson S
Aero
Ata
Western Trail
Great Southwest
Feml
Staamps Willdg
Iowa City Gas Light Company
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