Monmouth Glee Club Competes Nationally in St Louis
Monmouth College men’s glee club represented Illinois in the Intercollegiate Music Council national contest in St Louis last Friday. Competing clubs included Yale New York University Penn State Pomona Washington State Rochester Oklahoma A and M Utah University and Denison College. Pomona won Yale second Penn State third. Glenn Shaver leads the Monmouth group and student Robert Laxson conducted. David Fulton appears in the middle of the next to back row in the photo.
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Monmouth College
Illinois
Intercollegiate Music Council
St. Louis
Yale
New York University
Penn State
Pomona
Washington
Robert Laxson
Ontario
Oregon
David Fulton
Shanghai Express Gains Support From Noted Cast
Supreme Talent aids Dietrich in Shanghai Express with seven character actors including Anna May Wong Warner Oland Lawrence Grant Gustav von Seyffertitz Emil Chautard Eugene Pallette and Louise Closser Hale in roles beside Marlene Dietrich and Clive Brook. The film shows Shanghai Lily and a troupe of aristocratic figures in wartime China through the State theater run.
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Dietrich
Shanghai Express
China
Marlene Dietrich
Clive Brook
Josef von Sternberg
State Theater
Anna May Wong
Warner Oland
Lawrence Grant
Gustav von Seyffertitz
Emil Chautard
Eugene Pailette
Louise Closser Hale
One of the Marx Brothers Injured in Hollywood
Report from Hollywood dated April 11 notes Chico Marx, the Italian speaking member of the Marx Brothers, was injured. The four brothers are famous screen and stage comedians with extensive careers in film.
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Hollywood
INS
Chico Marx
Four
Marx Brothers
Actor Marx Injured in Auto Smashup in Hollywood
Hollywood hospital reports actor Marx remains under treatment after a Saturday auto crash. Doctors say he suffers a broken right knee a leg fracture and cuts and bruises but his condition is not considered serious. Three brothers stayed with him on Sunday and other visitors are restricted to family only until his recovery improves.
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Hollywood
Marx
Earl
Chinese Temples Often Not Very Old
Temples in China are usually built from wood and lack the durable permanence of stone structures like marble and granite. Their wooden construction makes them susceptible to decay and fire, limiting their longevity compared with stone temples.
Theater at Red Oak Burns Today
A large Grand theater in Red Oak burned early today causing about 60000 dollars in losses. Three firefighters were injured when a wall collapsed during suppression. The three story brick building owned by L M Beardsley and interiors by Carl Johnson were destroyed.
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Red Oak Burns
Red Oak
Town
John Freeman
Harold Breeze
Dale Woford
Freeman
Charlies Damuth
L. M. Beardsley
Carl Johnson
Omaha
Chicago
Des Moines
Opening Tilts Schedule for Baseball Year
Baseball's opening day slate features NL games with Philadelphia at New York Boston at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at St Louis and Chicago at Cincinnati. AL matchups include New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston St Louis at Chicago and Cleveland at Detroit.
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New York
Boston Red Sox
Senators
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Chigago
Cleveland
Detroit
Gifts Announced for Journal’s Free School of Cooking
Mrs Rowe speaks to Washington homemakers about practical kitchen tips from years of experience. Her talks cover new home economics ideas, cooking trends, and entertaining standards learned from major U S cities. Free sessions invite brides and all home makers with model kitchen tours and gift baskets. Tomorrow at 2 o clock at the State theater.
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United States
Bandit Robs Jesup Iowa Bank in Daring Hold-Up
The bandit robbed the Farmers State Bank at Jesup Iowa of 1 60 dollars in cash and fled after forcing three employees and a customer into the vault. Marshal F R Wood said the only clue has been traced but no arrest made. Authorities statewide described the unmasked man in a tan raincoat and pursued leads today.
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Jesup
Iowa
Farmers State Bank
F. R. Wood
Jesup Marshall
Two Mildreds In Close Race To Lead Popularity Contest
Readable list shows candidates from Washington and nearby towns with vote tallies, led by Mildred Glassburner and Mildred Patterson. The ranking reflects a local popularity contest with numerous names including Mary Pauls Mary Louise Barnes Estelle Davidson and Elizabeth Goodlander across multiple communities.
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Fish Glassburner
Mary Pauls
Mildred Patterson
Wash
Mary Louise Barnes
Helen Schoonover
Alice Poole
Mary Scranton
Aiiso
Marguerite Scranton
Ains
Mary Finke
Josephine Hull
Estelle Davidson
West Glaster A Ofa Eee
Mable Horning
Marguerite Skola
Kalona
Elizabeth Goodlander
Crawfordsville
Mary Dougall
Eva Burham
Dorothy Soukup
River- Ggg
Mae Mangold
Washo
Helen Carson
Marguerite Reister
Gertrude Hammer
Dorothy Masson
Virginia Mirgon
Alice Wolfe
Verna Palmer
Eva Diller
Ruth Wilson
Marguerite Hunsaker
Washington
Lois Holland
Wyman
Vera Darbyshire
Miriam Miksch
Edith Carris
Mary L. Hopping
Lucile Mohland
Lucille Ross
Isabelle Combs
Almeda Beenblossom
Avis
Colette TeBockhorst
Woreinbion
Viocence
Helen Caldwell
Helen Donaldson
Leona West
Irene Fishburn
Helen Rabenold
Vivian Barton
Keota
Marguerite Adrian
Helen Turnipseed
Dorothy Breier
Brighton
Mary James
Col
Margaret Morgan
Rubio
Auretta Pickett
Helen, Schulze
Wilma Wade
Wellman
Helen Birkey
Ina Boshart
Wayland
Mary Dawson
Grace Fitzgerald
Mable McGuire
Dorothy Shively
Marjorie Robinson
Brigh- Lea
Vivian Bridges
Winifred Ragan
Faith Dunbar
Pauline Fickling
Iowa college students call for disarmament and peace
Delegates from 14 Iowa colleges meeting at Grinnell college adopted six peace resolutions. They oppose military training in schools and favor replacing it with scholarships in exchange between nations. They back US League of Nations membership with no military action and urge drastic cuts in war and navy budgets. The convention plans to become an annual institute.
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Grinnell
Iowa
INS
Grinnell College
United States
League of Nations
League
Convention
National House
Senate
War
Navy Department
Dogs Rise As Aristocrats Of Animal Kingdom
A London Opinion writer declares dogs as the aristocrats of the animal kingdom noting dachshunds in particular have a long heritage. The remark frames dogs as noble companions with a nod to breed history.
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London
Escaped Suspect Fled in Small Car with Two Companions
The man escaped through the front door and was last seen driving a small automobile with two women companions. Police search is underway as witnesses report the escape.
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Wortern
Doctor Kidnapping Error Highlights Mistaken Identity Case
Chicago tale of Dr A F Budde, city physician of suburban north Chicago, who was kidnapped for 24 hours by gangsters who mistook him for a bootlegger. After binding and blindfolding him in Cicero, they released him when realizing the error, stealing $40 and his car in the process.
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A. F B. Budde
Dr. Budde
Budde
Cicero
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