Officials weigh Castro landing in United States
Washington authorities consider whether former Venezuela president Cipriano Castro may be allowed to land in the United States. Reports say Castro has left Paris for New York as officials debate treatment if he arrives. No formal charge exists, but his prior actions toward diplomats and Americans are under review amid U.S. efforts to maintain peaceful ties with Venezuela and Gomez’s government.
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Washington, D. C
Cipuango Castro
Venezuela
United States
Tt Iu
Paris
New York
Ombelalx
Castro
Diplomatic Corp
Caracas
Gunto Department
Gomez
Immigration Service
State Department
Philippine natives resent black troopers in U S army
Washington December 20 Proposals to eliminate the Negro American soldier are to be discussed by senior army officers January 8. Some favor the move arguing natives in the Philippines resent black troopers and may show disaffection in Hawaii. Friends of the Negro cite Cuba and the Philippines records as defense. New Bavarian throne veto Prince Ludwig opposes a kingly move and seeks loyalty to his inheritance.
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Washington
D. C
Philippines
Hawaii
Inland Army
Friends of the
Cuba
Philppines
Muuleh
Bavaria
Ludwig
Trager
Wilton News Briefs From Muscatine Trip
Wilton residents spent last evening in Muscatine for the local high school basketball game against Muscatine High School. Miya Lolla Kelley visited friends during the outing.
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Wilton
Muscatine
Muscatine High School
Miya Lolla Kelley
Lumbar family visits and local church plans in Muscatine
Rev and Mrs H T Lumbar of Seattle arrived for a visit with the former's brother H Lumbar and will preach at the Presbyterian church tomorrow evening. Miss Irma Wildasin returned home from Mt Vernon to spend the holidays. Miss Pearl Lucien visited friends in Davenport. Miss Tesale McArthur arrived from Waterloo for a two week vacation with Rev M E Lumbar.
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Muscatine
H.T
Lumbar
Seattle
Washington
H. Lumbar
Will
Presbyterian Church
Mies Irma Wildasin
Mt. ‘Vernon
Aliss Pearl Lucien
Davenport
Uss Tesale McArthur
Waterloo
M. E. Lumbar
Western League President Norris Visits Des Moines
Des Moines, Dec 2. President Norris of the Western League stopped in Des Moines yesterday on a trip from Lincoln to Chicago. Secretary Tom Fairweather was not present to meet him and he planned to proceed to Chicago at once. Local men think league headquarters may move to Des Moines. J B Biggs and his sister Miss Beulah Biggs of Lone Tree are returning home for the holidays aboard the early morning train.
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Des Moines
Norris
Western League
Lincoln
Chicago
Tom Fairweather
J. B. Biggs
Beulah Biggs
Lone Tree
Alty
Federated Clubs of Tama Update and Davenport Wedding
Des Moines club president Homer A. Miller sends a bulletin recapping the Federated Clubs of Tama work. It covers district conventions, reports from committees, legislative interest, and plans for Cedar Rapids biennial, plus a plea for reports and fellowship funding. Also notes a Davenport society wedding of Ada Wincke Morgan to Sidney Wilb Sanford with ceremony in Davenport and local attendance.
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OLTH
Homer A. Miller
Des Moines
Town Federation of Women's Clubs
Muscatine
Bedford
Musenuline
Boone
Ames
Grinnell
Cresco
Washington
Town Falls
Belle Plaine
Villisca
Ledarar
Iowa
W. D. Evans
Judge Evans
Hampton
Cedar Rapids
Duva
Grundy
Green
Deg Maines
Minneapolis
Middle West
Iowa Athletics Pacing Problem in State Conference Split
Grinnell Iowa December 23 report notes secession of six minor colleges from the state conference and the formation of a Hawkeye Conference leaving the parent body with three members Grinnell Cornell and Coe Simpson briefly member Grinnell faced two new conference members in football last fall State Normal and Leander Clarke Coe met four teams Cornell none debate continues on the future of the Iowa college meet and whether the new association will stage its own meet.
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Grinnell
Staturam
Iawa
Hawkeye
Tut
Cornell
Coc
Simpson
Foothall
State Normal
Leander Clarke
Coe
Iowa College
Local residents make social and travel moves
Mrs F Share returns from Brockett to visit daughter while Mrs Bert Hershey of Fasport shops in the city and rides the Firefly home. Mrs G W McCleary departs for Fairport to spend the afternoon with friends. Miss Marion Ligbarknecht travels to Letts for the afternoon in town with friends. Charles H Salisbury leaves for Davenport on the noon Firefly for a day of business. Mrs H Conley heads to Oxnard Cal to make a new home. Beulah Artz of Fort Madison arrives in the city for a few days at the Salisbury home. Big bill at the A Muse D tonight with no good comedies and a dandy western and Ruth Bolant exhibition. admission 5 cents.
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G. W. McCleary
Cat Third Street
Fairport
Marion Ligbarknecht
Charles H. Salisbury
East Second Street
Davenport
H. Conley
West Third Street
Atalissa Merchant Dies After Cancer Battle
David Brownie of Atalissa died after a lengthy cancer illness at Hershey Hospital 1 Saturday evening at about 7 39. He had run a general store in Atalissa and previously operated in Chicago. Aged markedly, he was 68 perhaps, survived by wife and two sons Ralph and William present at his bedside. Body to be taken to Marengo Pennsylvania for funeral Tuesday afternoon.
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David Brownie
Ataliasa
Nershey ‘Hospital
Hadeen
Chicago
Atalissa
Ralph
William
Ma~rengo
Christmas Travel and Holiday Visits Reported in Waterloo
Miss Ida Beppler of Waterloo spends Sunday with Mrs. Clara Harris and leaves for Burlington for the holidays. Mrs. D. Milder arrives from Nichols to visit Mr. and Mrs. H. Keepning. Miss Sadie Wilson travels to Prairie City with relatives for Christmas. Miss Wilma Buseh and Miss Verna Selden ride to Fairport for the day. Harold Barnard returns from Oskaloosa to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. J. Carl Barnard. Clarence Frambers and Miss Irene Frambers arrive from Chicago to visit relatives. Frambers works as private secretary to the Pullman Co. in Chicago. Miss Trene Frambers works for Illinois Central in freight and lunch departments.
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Ida Beppler
Waterloo
Clara Harris
Burlington
Wilma Buseh
Hershey Avenue
Verna Selden
West Third Street
Fairport
Harold Barnard
Oskeloosa
J. Carl Barnard
East Eighth Street
Clarence Frambers
Irene Frambers
Chicago
Mr. Frambers
Pullman Sleeping Car Company
Trene
Illinois Central Railroad
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Ada Winecke Morgan
Muscating
Clarence Schmidt
R. K. Beatty
Kirkwood Boulevard
Ada Winccke Morvon
Edwin T. Morgan
East Thirteenth Street
Sidney Wilb Sanford
Davenport High School
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Brockett, N.D
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Fasport
Merchant
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D. Milder
Nichols
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Kindler Avenue
Missy Sadie Wilson
Prairie City
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