Muscatine Lawyers Plan to Attend State Bar Meeting
Muscatine lawyers prepared to attend the state bar meeting in Sioux City starting tomorrow. The event draws local attorneys despite travel, with officers to be elected and discussion on new audit laws. Following county engineers, auditors from the state are to gather to examine connections with the state highway commission and the new law features.
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State Bar
Sioux City
State Assembly
Trul
State Commission
County Commission
Sunspots Vanish Again Alarm Across Academy
Paris reports the academy notes sunspots have disappeared since last April an extraordinary event disrupting the usual 11.18 year solar cycle. The observation signals a rare solar anomaly drawing scientific curiosity and concern among researchers.
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Paris
Academy
Bundes Turnfest opens with parade and pageant in Denver
Opening ceremonies begin at 9 o clock as President Stemple arrives from Indianapolis. The Denver stadium at Lakeside Park hosts events for the Bund es Turnfest of the North American Gymnastic Union with 8000 children performing and 49 allegorical floats to honor German American patriotism. A press gathering and judges awards follow. delegates tour Denver while spectators and Turners attend tours and ranch hospitality extends across Colorado.
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Denver
Colo
Bune
Colorado National Guard
Theodore Stemplel
Indianapolis
North American
Gymnasole Union
Lakeside Park
Jakob Lehmitt
Turn Vereins
America
United States
Tris
Marysville
Maryeville
Kansas
Bundes Turnzest
Anton Huber
Mir
Huber
Wnion Striign Ta Bnet Turner Hall
Marysyles
Gor Bens
Albert County
Schuls
Hartaman
Hanover
Germany
Hartzmann
Miss Carpenter Outlines Program at Weed Park
Miss Carpenter of Govings ton Kentucky outlines a children's program at Weed park beginning Thursday and continuing through July 4. She will lead morning story hours and teach musical oratory the day before opening. The lineup features Kipling and Ruskin tales, Van Dyke pieces, and original Fourth of July stories. A poststory discussion on storytelling value and education follows, with plans for more patriot material and portraits of historical figures later.
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Pear) Carpenter
Govingston
Weed Parc
Miss Carpenter
Mary Bonner
Columbia
Aliss Carpenter
Sam
Molly Pitcher
Eli Witney
Miss Prater
German Firm Undercuts American Shipyard Tool Bid
Washington June 24 German concerns can pay customs duties on a great boring machine for the New York navy yard and still underbid American tool makers, surprising Navy officials expanding the yard’s capacity. Experts say the German design weighing over 100,000 pounds is not as good as the American bid submitted by Wilkes.
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Washington, D. C
New York Navy
Amergcan
Navy” Department
New York
Wilk
Baptist Excursion Largest of Year to Tri Cities
The Baptist church excursion from Magentine to the tri cities drew over a thousand participants. Delays occurred two hours at the local wharf due to a broken pitman strap on the driving arm. The steamer St Fayl moonlight trip and related events drew large crowds, with tickets selling briskly and a party planned for the coming evening.
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Baptist
Magentine
Tri-Cities
Peru
Alert Hose Company
St. Fayl
Supreme Court rules razor not a weapon in toilet implement case
The Mississippi Supreme Court ruled that a razor is not a weapon but an implement of the toilet. The decision involved Junius Brown, a Black defendant convicted for carrying a bladed weapon. The ruling raises questions about weapon definitions in the state.
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Supreme_ Court of Mississippi
Jackson, Miss
Ion
Junius Brown
Society Leaves for Ferree Ogle Marriage in Chicago
Miss Edith Magoon of West Fifth street departs for Chicago to attend the marriage of Miss Bertha Ferree and Dr. W. R. Ogle at the bride's mother's home Wednesday evening. The groom-elect leaves Chicago tonight as Miss Ogle of Iowa City and Miss Magoon travel with family. Edith Magoon plans a three week visit with Mrs. Bruce Young before returning, and the couple will reside at 105 Park Avenue after August first. Geneva club members join an outing at W P Park Monday.
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Ferree Ogle
Chicago
Edith Magoon
West Fifth Street
Ohicago
Bertha Ferree
W. R. Ogle
Va Ogle
Iowa City
Elster
Ogle
Geans
Guy Ogle
Jews City
Davenport
Magoon
Bruce Young
Park Avenue
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House OF Better Merchandise
Tri Cutius
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Young Women's Christian Association
Lake Geneva
Wil Eberhardt
Chestnut Street
Elmer Lehman
Seattle
Wash
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Chtlans
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Ethel Urdangen
Lilian Becker
Margaret Kopp
Lilian Ferguson
Donald Smith
Harry Lowenthal
Charles Urdangen
Orville Plane
Happy Childret
Little Pearle Bleaden
8. Bleaden
Joseph Bleeden
East Seventh Street
Mise Rose Bleeden
Ida R. Halman
East Seventh Ptreat
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Mita Halman
Grouom
Chi- Cabo
Superior Hall
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Frank Newsom
Enta
Okla
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Mulberry Avenue
Newsome
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Tipton
Banner Lodge
Dennis Stampieton
Sycamers Street
Ladies of the
Des Moines
John Circle
Leonard Bowen
Major John Circle
Kape
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Ady
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W P Park
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Cut Price Shoe Store
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