Wilbur W Marsh Dies At Waterloo Home
Wilbur W Marsh 66 a democratic national committeeman from Iowa during Woodrow Wilson’s campaign died at his Waterloo residence after a paralytic stroke. He was found unconscious at a highway wheel near Hudson and had recently retired from the Associated Manufacturers company. Marsh aided the 1928 Democratic platform and chaired the state resolution committee at the national convention. He owned several farms near Waterloo and was known for Guernsey cattle breeding. survived by a daughter Mrs Benett Clark.
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Associated Manufacturers Company
Hudson
London Adopts Postal Orders For Delayed Phone Service
Due to unreliability of the new automatic phone service, customers are asked to send all orders and communications by post or hand to avoid delays in London.
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Jerusalem
London
Innocence, Illusion, and a Tea Party Romance
In a small town Anice James faces disillusion as Robert Hunnewell courts Dolly Hale, a convent-educated innocent. Anice grapples with lost ideals, recalls duty after her father's death, and finally confronts Robert's confessed longing for her, signaling a hopeful, strained reconciliation.
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Bob
Bis
Politics as religion in a lifelong pursuit, Chronicle says
The San Francisco Chronicle contrasts engaged political work with fleeting interest, arguing steady, ongoing involvement yields more honest effort than repeated revival interest.
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Asa Keyes Attacks Fitts Richardson Taylor Settlement
Los Angeles dispatch reports Asa Keyes attacking District Attorney Fitts and ex governor Richardson over the 1922 murder of Willam Desmond Taylor. Keyes questions motive and timing of revelations while recovering from a jaw operation and recounts past roles in the Taylor case.
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Thorearchy
Mexico
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Helen Wills to marry Frederick S Moody Jr in Claremont
Helen Wills renowned as a top female tennis champion will marry Frederick S Moody Jr today at St. Clement's Episcopal Church Claremont California. The ceremony will be quiet with only immediate family present and a post wedding breakfast. The couple plans a reported honeymoon travel along the Mexican coast while reporters are kept away.
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Frederick S. Moody, Jr
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Denial of King George Receiving Soviet Envoy
London reports claim a royal snub of Soviet Ambassador Sokolnikov. The government states the king is not performing state duties and has not held a levee, thus no reception is planned while he remains in reserve from public duties.
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Underground chapel broadcast from Mynydd Newydd depth
Services at the underground chapel of Mynydd Newydd Colliey in Fforest fach were relayed from a depth of 606 feet as part of the local radio broadcasting program in Swansea South Wales.
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