Memorial Class Night Honors Oskaloosa High Seniors
Oskaloosa High School celebrated a comprehensive class night with speeches, musical numbers, and awards. Notable honors included Ruth Odem, Virginia Gumbo, and Maxine Lyot receiving pins, Harold Taylor delivering the valedictory, and the National Honor Society outlining criteria for election alongside the 14 top students recognized for scholastic and extracurricular excellence.
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Virginia
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Lak Roy
Harold ‘Taylor
Hanor
Harimiun
Hia
Fundamentil Objepthyes
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Tipnal
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Hartman
Allen
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Dykatea
Gambie
Jain
Ghiést
Dorothy
Handler
Anne
Harris
Margaret
Hover
Willleina
Taylor
Penn College
Batiashe
Aonot
Betyg Yajedigtorian
Brancon Allen
Bhaworda Williams
University of Chicago
Gskwloost High School
Clusa
Byerat
Turbevilie
Fotnel Pal
Hayman
Tale Of Whale and Captain Amid Blood Foam
Dramatic whaling incident off San Diego ends with Captain H. Matteson of the Catumbius thrown overboard and helpless amid sharks as a monster whale tears at the ship. Rescue involves hours to revive the unconscious captain after a brutal struggle.
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Calit
H. Matteson
Catumbius
Sharia
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San Diego
Magdeleni Bay
Ehip
Fiargdon
Matteson
Pharke
Sardis
Wae Hillfe
Movement to uniform marriage and divorce laws debated
West Baden Ind at the General Federation of Women's Clubs session discussed federal amendment for uniform marriage and divorce laws, calling state laws full of loopholes. Speakers urged revamping marriage statutes to modern standards, while a resolution backed a nationwide campaign for constitutional revision through an amendment.
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Ind
Nght
General
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Trennial Council
Mtes
Genegieve Parkhurst
New York
Federation
Java
Maggie Barrie
Alis
Excourthon Board
Focoration Recon
Ignda
Rebellions in Afghanistan Threaten Emir's Modernization Drive
Reports from London indicate uprisings near the Afghanistan frontier as natives oppose the emir's modernization efforts. British officials note foreign agitators may be prompting civil warfare, warning such rebellion could expand into a regional religious and political conflict affecting India.
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Jiro
Fareck
Afghanistan
Anid
L Fa
Thea
India
National golf champion Quimet shoots 70 in morning round
Francis Ouimet, former National Colt Champion 1912, leads the field at Worcester County with a 70 morning score in the national tournament. Jack Forrester, Gene Sayazen, and Walter Hagen record 72s, while Bobby Jones sits at 77.
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Francis Quimet
Worcester
Chile
Mags
Jaonola Cuimet
Ouimet
Jack, Forrester
Dent
Bank Messenger Robbery Stuns Wanyu City District
A bank messenger named John Ryan was robbed this afternoon by the Bhala lyive bandits near the Federal Reserve branch. The assailants seized $5,000 as a crowd watched in shock. four young women were reported wounded.
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Wanyu
Tyrmatt Ai
Lie Federal Reserve Bank
John Ryan
Avery
Concert Programs and Broadcast Times on Wednesday June 3
Radio listings show programs across multiple stations. Highlights include United Pros copyright content with Los Angeles Shirinors tour and CNRO Ottawa listings, plus concerts from demonstrators in Danvers and a US Army Band in New York. The schedule also mentions George Garrarlo's Clysis Symphony Orchestra with unspecified program.
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United Pros
Los Angeles
CNRO
Ottawa
CNNO
Joreneaira
FGA
Danver
WCAP
Washington
WAM
New York
WJAU
Providence
WOO
Philandelphia
U. S. Army Band
Wear
WCAG
Pittsburch
George Garrarlo
Clysis Symphony Orchestra
President Coolidge Addresses Naval Graduates
President Coolidge urges naval graduates to serve the nation, stressing military strength as a guard for peace and national prosperity. He argues civilian leadership, production, and education support defense and democracy, while praising voluntary aid to the navy and urging informed public support. Continued on Page Eight.
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Navy
Tf Wa
Pal
Republic
Welley
Patsy Sdae
Mili
Pie Stac
Tr Atdee
Uni
Palaveta
Menté
Armas
Ameren
Shell Tellow
Aubejet
Des Moines Among Ten U S Cities With No Auto Fatalities
Des Moines joins ten large cities reporting zero automobile fatalities in the four week period ending May 24, 1925, per the state bureau of vital statistics. nationwide totals show 1,631 deaths Jan 1 to May 34, 1925 with New York City leading at 367. Other cities vary, with Des Moines recording four deaths in 1924 and two in 1924 from Jan 1 to May 28.
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Des Moines
Department of Commerce
State Bureau of Vital Et Juistice
Peau, An
New York City
Lisurea
Department of Commercé
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Mew -Bedford
Sevanty Citles
jLils
Camden
Des Mobines
Fall River
Lowell
Lynn
New Sgedford
Richmond
Somervilla
Tacoma
New Bedford
Des Maines
Women and Fox Hunting in Modern England
A historical account describes fox hunting in England over centuries, noting the decline of the sport as women like Ruth and Bess push for pelts and fashion. It highlights the impact on fox populations, the lure of high fox skin prices, and the participation of laborers and craftsmen drawn to the hunt and trapping trade.
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Chiby
Ruth
Bess
Old England
United
Dispatch
Milwaukee Road Reorganization Plan Approved
The Milwaukee Road reorganization plan, unveiled by Kuhn Locb Co and National City, proposes exchanging 464 million in securities to fund short term debt including government loans. It envisions installments of 29 a share on preferred and 22 a share on common stock. Protective committees back the plan. completion within three months is hoped, potentially ending the receivership sooner.
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June
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
Kuhn, Locb & Co
National City Company
Agroorganization Managers
Milwaukee
Riots in Shanghai blamed on Russian influence and student strikes
Reports say Chinese riots in Shanghai were fostered by Russian influence and educational institutions under union control. Delegations of Nanking students and street speakers incited crowds. 6000 workers strike across Shanghai plants including the Riverside power station.
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Ufting Rusishin Civil
Ianyal
Pering
Ublic
Liem
Marmara
Nanking
Shangshai
Riverside
Castern
Armed Guards and Turmoil Mark Stalman Divorce Case
Armed guards patrolled city streets as disturbances flared around the Stalman divorce case. Amid gunfire and chaos near Nanking Road and Tibet Road, a dentist Thomas G. McMartin was wounded and a man killed near the New World building. Violence also targeted Japanese and Chinese quarters as patrols entered damaged structures and the night saw multiple injuries and arrests.
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Tate
Nanking Road
Tibert Road
Ona
New
Thomas G. McMartin
Mma
Jocine
Agoria
Anouhgr
Burthee Geatvet
Steand
New York Sa
Joaden Spray
Anpoala
Tibet Road
New World
Pall Silo Miesties
Ray-it U
Vigorous Fight On Specials Split School Board
The school board quarrels over new specials pushed into the curriculum. E R More, former lieutenant governor, leads a firm battle claiming the plan crams subjects down students’ throats and crowds out core fundamentals. Several members resign or rebel as the culture clash intensifies.
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New York Court Refuses New Trial in Sui Sman Divorce Case
Albay New York June court of appeals denies a new trial in the famous Sui Sman divorce fight. It also declines ruling on the legitimacy of Daly Guy Sub. The decision leaves both the divorce and legitimacy questions unsettled and unchanged.
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Walfed Presa
Albay
N.Y
New York Court of Appeals
Daly Guy
Lee Again Heads Trainmen at Triennial Convention
Cleveland report notes Lee capturing the presidency of the Wiratherhand of Ratt Away for three years at the convention. Lee polled a strong vote with 408 in favor while Whitpey of Oak received a different tally, marking a key leadership selection.
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Dune
William
Tee
Wiratherhand
Depinien
Lee
A. FF
Whitpey
Mark Th fifth vice-president and head of Arguntyitlane
Fragmented OCR notes describe Mark Th as fifth vice-president with an opponent, and reference Lee born electyd to head the arguntyitlane, mentioning Wud A. FE and Cleveland figures including a journal editor snes 16014, with unclear election details.
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Cleveland
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Brotherhood
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