Delicious Dinner For Peter Lacer's 67th Birthday
Mr and Mrs John Lacer entertained relatives and friends at their South Linton home for a birthday dinner honoring Peter Lacer on the eve of his 67th birthday. The gathering featured a lavish spread, lighthearted stories about dieting, and music, with many wishing the honoree many more happy birthdays.
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John Lacer
South Linton
Peter Lacer
H. H. Barnard
Fern
Robert Greenwood
Clarence Armstrong
Joe Logsdon
Josh Barnard
Ben Lacer
William Greenwood
Willard Goodson
Fred Wright
Mrs. Lacer
Mr.Lacer
Iowa Labor Pledges Support for La Follette and Brookhart
Robert M. La Follette would receive unqualified Iowa Federation of Labor support if he heads a third party ticket, said J C Lewis, federation president, at the state convention in Waterloo. He also backed Senator Brookhart, noting a nonpartisan stance and willingness to vote for La Follette for president on a third ticket while supporting Brookhart for reelection to the U S Senate on the Republican ticket.
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Waterloo
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Iowa Federation of Labor
J. C. Lewis
Brookhart
Iowa
Lewis
Bob la Follette
Smith W. Brookhart
United States Senate
Battleship Mississippi Dead Honored In Final Fleet Tribute
The Pacific fleet gave reverent homage to 3 officers and 45 men killed in No. 2 turret of the battleship Mississippi. Rear Admiral W. W. Pratt spoke of their duties as coffins lay in rows. Civilian onlookers filled Trona Field, as rifles fired and Bugler Pop Callaghan played The Last Post.
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Trona Field
San Pedro
Cal
Pacific Fleet
Mississippi
W. W. Pratt
Marina Guard of Honor
Pop” Callaghan
Meeting of Rebekahs Brings Large Lodge Turnout
The Violet Rebekah lodge held a well attended session last night. Northeast section provided an engaging program with a talent filled play. W F Stover read The New Woman paper drawing much laughter. Mrs John Ecker and Miss Nemecriss Wumphreys contributed readings. Refreshments followed and the event was deemed a success.
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Violet Rebekah Lodge
W. F. Stover
John Ecker
Nemecriss Wumphreys
Japan shifts tone on anti U.S. acts
In Torio on June 18 authorities and leading papers reverse stance on anti Americanism. Growing agitation prompts mass meeting in Yokohama that urged boycotts and a ban on silk sales and cotton purchases. Police order immediate arrest and punishment for further anti America agitation.
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TORIO
Yokohama
America
United States
Regular meeting night of the Pythian Sisters
Tomorrow evening the Pythian Sisters hold their regular meeting with all members urged to attend. There will be initiation practice and arrangements for memorial services discussed.
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Pythian Sisters
Condition of Mrs. Margaret Price Worsens
Mrs. Margaret Price remains gravely ill as her condition gradually sinks, growing weaker each day with no notable improvement reported today.
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Margaret Price
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