Championship tomato race heats in Lawrence county
In Lawrence county two rival tomato growers Fred J. Rentz publisher and Harry Alexander visit F. E. Welker’s greenhouses to inspect plants for the season. Each claims expertise and vows to outproduce the other as they prepare to plant next week. The writers note strong chances for Rentz and Alexander in the city’s annual tomato championship.
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Lawrence County
F. E. Welker
Fred J. Rentz
Pennsylvania
Harry Alexander
Kardenera
Mr. Rentz
Agena
Tom
Burbank
Alexander
Wizard of Plant Life
Lawrences County
Rentz
Welker
Aveds of
Charge Dry Law Openly Violated Throughout Iowa
Iowa farmers are accused of turning homes into saloons and intoxicants openly sold over bars in Iowa cities. The Anti-Saloon League released a state wide survey warning that lawlessness is growing, urging strict enforcement or amendment to permit light wines and beer. PMID: not applicable
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Auleitin
International News Service
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa ‘Anti-Saloon League
8. P. McNaught
Navy Dirigible Los Angeles Heads to Virgin Islands
The Los Angeles dirigible departed Mayaguez Puerto Rico at 10 17 this morning for a cruise over the Virgin Islands. It will make no stops and will reach its destination at nightfall.
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Sugletin
Hineron
Navy Dirigible
Los Angeles
Mayaguez
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Navy Department
Chicago Grain Market Opens Irregularly May News
Grains opened irregularly with wheat showing scattered selling then broad buying led by a seaboard house. Opening prices gained 3 to 8 cents, corn mixed, oats steady to higher, and provisions higher on the first trading day.
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Higago
Chicago
Dhe
Seaboard
Oate
Provisiona
Six Living Women Real Daughters Of Revolution
A Central Press dispatch profiles six surviving daughters of Revolutionary War soldiers across the United States. Notables include Mrs. Loulan K. Thiers of Milwaukee aged 110, Abigail Strong of Illinois aged 92, and Mrs. Maria J. Allen of New Lexington aged 84, among others. The article notes their fathers served with Washington or in key campaigns, with memories of Yorktown, Bunker Hill, and Delawar e crossings. The Daughters of the American Revolution maintains care for these last survivors.
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Y Central Press
Washington
Bunker Hill
Ibia
Mra
Loulan K. Thiers
Milwaukee
Wis
Seth Capron
Rugg
Strong
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Carolina Randall
Springfield
Stephen Hassam
Randall
Bha
Helen Tarrett
Richland
Mich
John van Delson
Delaware
Saratoga
Burgoyne
Lydia Heary
Poolville
I. Y
Thamas Purdy
Maria
Allen
New Lexington
John Storta
Valley Forge
Storte
Understanding Needed To Prevent War In The East
Dr William Axling, pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle in Tokyo, told UC foreign students that war in the Pacific can be averted if the United States adopts a new attitude towardOrient nations. He urged building a Pacific bridge of understanding to foster friendship and international brotherhood, citing his role at the Washington Disarmament Conference. He noted statistics on mine production and the preventable loss of lives.
Etrurian Tombs Found In Caere Italy
Excavations at Caere near Cervetri, Italy, uncover ten Etrurian tombs dating back twenty six centuries. Artifacts include bronzes arms decorations and ornaments. In a girl's tomb toys lay beside her, wood relics preserved as in ancient Etruria.
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Cervetri
Italy
Caere
Mght
Agulia
Umea
Jewelry Hold Up at Brooklyn Jeweler's Workroom
Four robbers held up the workroom of I. P. Roccos in Brooklyn stealing unset diamonds and set gems valued at 30 000 dollars. The heist occurred during daytime hours and involved a New York May 6 report.
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International News Service
New York
I. P. Roccow, Manufacturing Jeweler
Brooklyn
Ben Franklin Hi Y Meeting Thursday
Ben Franklin Junior Hi y Club will meet tonight at the Y M C A at six o clock Dinner will precede the business session Supervisor Parker will be in charge The Pioneer Ways of Living will be discussed A big attendance is urged.
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Ben Franklin
Parker
Make Women Work In Solomon Islands
In the Solomon Islands women bear heavy labor while men enjoy leisure. Women haul canoes, gather yams and tara, and craft shell money and ornaments. They are described as kept in virtual slavery though they love finery and wear shell or fibre armalets that tighten with age.
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Solomon Islands
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