Traveling Editors Bound for Mexico to Stop in Oklahoma
Members of the National Editorial association travel by special train through Oklahoma en route to Mexico for their annual convention. They will view Indian pageants and oil camps, inspect Tulea refineries, visit Ponca City and Bristow oil fields, and witness military displays at Fort Sill Fort Reno Fort Worth.
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Oklahoma City
National Editorial Association
Oklahoma
Mexico
Southwest
Stee
Kansas City
Ponca City
Marland Oil Company
Ihs
101 Ranch
Tulea
Drnstow
M. E. Trapp
Ed Ingram
Senate
State Capitol
el Reno
Fort Reno
Army Remount Depot
Lawton
Fort Sill
Wichita National Park
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Riley
United States Army
Fort Sit
Fort Worth
Teans
Osteopaths to Meet at Kirksville 50th Jubilee
Kirksville Missouri hosts a Golden Jubilee convention of the American Osteopathic Association. The event marks osteopathy's fifty years with reunions of early students, Still College gatherings, and notable figures like Dr. A G Hildreth and Dr. Janette Bolles. The program spans a week plus specialty meetings and class reunions.
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Kirksville
Missouri
Tres Moines
College of Osteopathy
A W. Clow
American Osteopathic Association
Kirkeville
States of America
A. G. Hildreth
Mecon
American Oste
Former czar officer sentenced to death in Russia
Captain Stezenko, ex officer of the Czarist army, sentenced to death on Soviet charges for deaths of 5 000 workers and communists while heading secret police of Wrengel and Penskine armies. He confessed to ordering 700 executions and pleaded for clemency. A Russian journalist, M Fanoff, also sentenced to death by district soviet for anti Bolshevik propaganda in Harbin and Vladivostok.
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Kharkov
Russia
Stezenko
Wrengel
Penskine
Vladivostok
M. Fanoff
Soviet
Harbin
Kharharnobvsk
Crow flock kills hare near Tarp in startling attack
Observers in Hamburg report a crow pack attacked a hare in an open field near Tarp. A lone crow spotted the hare and called frantically until twelve companions joined, then the flock pecked the hare to death within minutes, leaving fur and bone fragments as proof.
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Hamburg
Germany
Newspaper ad prompt urges customers to mention Journal
A shopper is advised to tell merchants I saw your ad in the Journal when seeking deals. The guidance appears as a promotional cue linked to newspaper advertising.
Foreign Prestige in Peking Dented by Assault and Invasion
In Peking two recent incidents highlight waning foreign prestige among residents in north China. A British traffic manager, K. K. E. Bessel, was attacked by armed soldiers and knocked down while protesting a violation of railway rules. Separately General Feng Yu-hsiang ignored traffic regulations in the Legation Quarter, leading to a confrontation with a Chinese policeman and displacement of the officer.
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Peking
China
K. K E. Bessel
Feate
Bessel
Feng Yu-hisiang
Legation
Fens
Jacob Gould Schurman
Fenghimeef
Short Course for the Newspaper Men in Ames
The Iowa country newspaper men's conference will be at Iowa State College on June 12 and 13. Invitations go to state papers as speakers and district meetings of the Iowa Press association will be held alongside the educational sessions. G L Caswell coordinates district conferences for nearby groups.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Iowa Press Association
G. L. Caswell
Irish Tourist Association official urges quicker travel accommodation tariffs
Dublin April 28 Canavan vice president of the Irish Tourist Association reports improved travel prospects from America to Ireland this year. He cabled that hotels and others should speed up issuing tariffs and details of accommodation for travellers.
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Dublin
A. Canavan
Irish Tourist Association
United States
Ireland
America
Brombachs Visit Washington to Discuss Regulations
Mrs. D. KE. Brombach and her daughter Hazel of West Chester spent Saturday in Washington seeking guidance on enforcing regulatory steps.
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D. KE. Brombach
Hazel
West Chester
Washington
English Mason Sir Alfred Robbins Tours Iowa
Sir Alfred Robbins representative of the Grand Lodge of Masons of England arrived in Cedar Rapids with Lady Robbins for a two day program. He met local leaders, addressed the Rotary Club, visited the Masonic Research library, participated in Crescent lodge degree work, and will be guest of honor at a banquet with Iowa Grand Lodge officers and lodge representatives. About two thousand visitors from various lodges are expected. Milo J. Gabriel will welcome him at the banquet. late Tuesday night he travels to Chicago lodges.
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Associated Arena
Cedar Rapids
Sir Alfred Robbins
Grand Lodge of Masons of England
Sir Alfred
Lady Robbins
City
Kansas City
Rotary Club
Masonic Research Library
Crescent Lodge
Grand Lodge
Iowa
Milo J. Gabriel
Chicago
Oddities and opinions in a springtime snippet
A quip filled passage notes the absence of woodpecker landings on campers heads, jokes about wives and fishing, and implies many men work for presidential candidates. It reflects light social observations and the lighter mood of the season with a nod to cigars and music.
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