Annual Reunion of DLHSS Alumni at Spencer Memorial
The DLHSS annual reunion was held at Spencer Memorial Hospital chapel in Pent College. Frank Hatan was elected president for the next year as more than 160 alumni attended from early to recent classes. An entertaining program featured remarks by Hannah Johnson and a play performed by students with Paul Cotta’s cast. Officers were elected by unanimous vote and OskiLoga attendees were noted in attendance.
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Prec Jugi
Xinton
Spencer
Memorial Hiapel
Pent Collegé
Jertel
Tor
Pear
Ned
the Boar
Par‘Heap
Murat
Atlas Blizwbeatt
Ross
Webbine
iMiss Hannah Iohnsor
Penn
Hey
Claiu
Alumai Association
Austin
Hornblick
Bokwit
Radio Programs Review and Schedule For Saturday
A partial radio programming list details Saturday offerings across stations like WIP Philadelphia WSAL Cincinnati and W34 New York. Highlights include Gilbert and Sullivan from Manhattan Opera House and the Doctor Apple program, with multiple times and stations such as WGY Boston WCCO Minneapolis and KGO Oakland.
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Jina B
United Treas
WIP
Philadelphia
The
Gondatlers
Ark Operatic Society
Wsal Cineinnath
Athe
Mingocond
Omitha
Pes Haya
Ore Find
Grand Central
New York
Cavilleri Tualieuna
Pagliaces
Manhattan Opera House
Juvenile admits theft from Potts Jewelry safe
June city police report 16 year old Ryan admits taking 1375 dollars from the Potts Jewelry safe last Tuesday. He and an eight year old companion Henry Stel ergon allegedly took other articles from city businesses and homes. They will be tried in juvenile court this afternoon.
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Beepi
Ber Yikes Ryan
Tapolles
Toney and
Schecks
Potts Jewalryratore
Haalga
Hia
Chum
Henry Stelergon
Workmen Hurt in Blast at Colorado Tunnel Site
In Denyeyyo Colorado June 6 four guhar workers were seriously injured in a tunnel blast. The Calgrade School of Mines student Boogie was among those present as crews drilled and charged explosive material during early tunnel work.
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Denyeyyo
Colo
Gage
M.boowle
Moffatt
Minne
Craigs Colo
Boogie
Calgrade School of Mines
Hot Weather Death Toll Rises Across Cities
June 6 reports show multiple U.S. cities hit by a fierce heat wave. New York records fresh fatalities and prostrations as temperatures climb, while Chicago Iowa and Indiana also report deaths and widespread heat exhaustion among workers and residents.
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Chicagoy
Dune
Chicago
Burton
Henty
J. Cox
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Ibean
Iowa
Des Mothers
Des Moines
Ye “Furnace
Belt” Toda
Burcyd
Indiana
Indianapolia
Milwaukee
Wis
Shepherd Jury Near Completion in Murder Trial
Chicago June 6 Actual taking of testimony in the Shepherd murder trial may start Monday with a near completion of the jury. William D Shepherd stands accused of murdering his ward Billy Moe Cuttock to obtain the boy s money. State witnesses include Miss Batolla King and Miss Gehring with the defense asserting the trial may last a month.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Billy Moe- Cuttock
Ald
Woljever
Batolla King
Robert Fi Crowe
Mish Cehling
Growe
Shephard
Mike
Gehling
Shephard Dlone
Time
Io Fetters the Atte
Misa
Gehring
Heatwave Grips Midwest and Detroit Area
A scorching heatwave sweeps Ohio Missouri and Kansas and grips Detroit with temperatures around 104 degrees. Two deaths were reported in Cleveland as officials warn of continuing extreme heat with no relief in sight. Thousands flee the heat leaving towns shuttered as excursions are crowded and many residents escape by any means possible.
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New York
Dedson
Ohio
Cleveland
Detroit
James
Hott
Rat
Moorman Dowden and Turner Moorman weddings reported
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES section notes two 1926 Iowa events. Moorman Dowden marriage at Oskaloosa home of the groom’s parents with Rev Purdy officiating. Julia Turner and John Moorman wed at bride’s parents’ home with Rev Turbeville presiding. Both couples are prominent locals, with details on education and employment.
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Harold Chenison
Mise Jinet Dowden
Oskalovsk
Jaime
Gr. Purdy
Mason’ Vander Linden
George Dowden
Oukaloosa
Penn Academy
Columbia
College For Expression
Cornell College
Oskaloosa High School
Moorman
Mark W. Moorman
Northwestern University
Aoeal
Janta Uon' A
Minnesota
Wisegnsio Lakes
Uty
Avenue West
First Trench Warfare in Burma 100 Years Ago
United Press reports British and American historians debate who originated trench warfare. Burmese leader Banboola or Thandoola of Burma guided a siege at Rangoon, with Burmese forces digging trenches and cutting off British advances, costing 3100 of 3000 British troops their lives in a protracted defense during the siege.
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Burma
Hallinan
United Press
London
Thandooln
Byram
Myke
Toeal Napoleon
Rangoon
Hutt
Wilemgf
Oan
Farmers Demand Tax Reductions Campaign Announcement
Statewide fight over tax reductions gains momentum as farmers unite to push for cuts. Officials outline battle plans while committees compile data from agricultural states for use in the campaign. Tax experts assist with the movement and public messaging.
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Idwastite Agricultural Extension Service
Three Brothers Killed in Cedar Rapids Grade Crossing Crash
Three brothers William Bittner Whitelow and David Bittner were killed when their car was struck at a grade crossing east of Bertram by a Northwestern railroad train from the Continental line. The vehicle was dragged about 400 feet and jammed under the locomotive as the train, moving fast, stopped after the collision. Injured passenger J. Dance survived. The incident occurred near Cedar Rapids as the train approached.
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Cedar Repids
Jone T
Bertram
Weatshound Northwestern Railroad
Wlhim Bittner
Whiblow
David
Ja Sa Li
Dance
Find
Wston
Tobacco import ban pleases mighty gods in Tibet
United Press Dispatch from Calcutta reports Tibistan officials refuse to lift a ban on cigarette imports. The government cites religious power and potential health effects as reasons, warning that allowing tobacco could displease the country’s powerful deities and upset public welfare.
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United Press Dispatch
Calcutta
Tobin
Chilean Nitrate Plants Seized by Workers Uprising
Martial law declared in parts of Chile after workers storm Coruna nitrate works. Troops and machine guns head toward the scene as clashes erupt with police and guards. Red flags appear as unions call for broader action amid private sector cleanups of communist elements.
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United Press Dispatch
Santiago
Chile
Ysl
Coruna
Lroans
Fielet
Crean
Reda
Ong
Antoto~ Gusta
Tarapgea
Carthes
Readinova
Buenos Aires
Mes- Sage
Curana
Camaron
Alto
San Antonio
Davis to Return to Des Moines as Railroad Chief
J C Davis director general of railroads will return to live in Des Moines within months. He has been handling government railroad claims from the war period and is understood to be taking up the practice of law in the city.
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Des Moines
J. C. Davis
Davis
Des Moines Man Elected President Of Advertising Chui
A Des Moines man, Craddin Stewart, was elected president of the Ninth district of Associated Advertising Club covering Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota at the group’s annual convention held here last night. Naomi lasting of Iowa City was awarded $1,176 by Judge Ratnh Olle in her damage suit against PD E Potter arising from an automobile accident.
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Centerville
u—Craddin’ Stewart
Des Moines
Asociated
Iowa
Nebraska
South Daluta
Girl
Iowa City
Naomi Lasting
Owas
Ratnh Olle
Aganst PD
Appointment of Alber tus ILotchinsom Caldwin to U.S. Tariff Panel
Washington June 6 the Tariff Commission announced the appointment of Alber tus Ilotchinsom Caldwin of New York to a seat on the United States Tariff Connie Bat PadI.
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Tariff Commission
Washington, D. C
Albertus Ilotchinsom Caldwin
New York
United States
Connie Bat Padi
Neighborhood News From Mormon Point District
Frank Bell and family spent Sunday at Pred Philips home with neighbors Witter Slavens Roy Stevens and Verne Braden. Sunday dinner guests included Lloyd Bleyens and family and Harry Brower. Craven was ill, attack of appendicitis mentioned. a storm damaged property including the old Warnow and Laukdard place. neighbors checked on Craven and others.
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Mormon Point
Frank Bell
Philips Hong
Gunate
Thy J. We
Harry Brower
Wellman
J. L
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