Daughters of Veterans Institute Washington Tent
A local Tent of the Daughters of Veterans was instituted in Washington with twenty three charter members. The roll will stay open until June thirtieth to enlist eligible descendants of Civil War veterans including daughters and granddaughters. Officers include Mrs. C W McLaughlin as president and Mrs. Belle Rice as senior vice president. Meetings set twice monthly except July and August, next at the Y M C A women’s room.
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Daughters of Veterans
Washington
Washaon
Mise Belle Smith
Des Moines
Charles Clapp
Fairfield
Dougherty
Ottumwa
Iowa
Harness
C. W. McLaughlin
Belle Rice
Tina Shields
Helen Fulton
H. E. Case
Edna Flynn
Hugh McCleery
Will Dupuis
E. M. McConnaughey
McLaughlin
Willa Weldin
Jessie Long
Warfel
Mra. BE. BE. Stutsman
Nettie McLaughlin
CC. W. McLaughlin
State Federation
Community club and church notices set for early June meetings
Multiple local groups including the Woman's Missionary Society First U P Church and Rural Women's Club announce meetings for the coming days. Details list speakers hosts locations and specific times with additional notices from M E churches O B S chapters and local lodges.
Thimble Bee at West 2nd Street Home
The Delta Alpha Sunday School class of the Methodist Church will hold a Thimble Bee at Mrs Edna Wittings home 315 West 2nd Street. Regular meeting of Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M Friday evening at 8 o'clock with work in the second degree. A report of the convention will be given. Father and Son banquet at West Chester Baptist church postponed to Thursday June 4.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Div
First
U. P
Miex Ella Montgomery
Cos
West Chester
M. KE. Church
Howard Stewart
Oscar Hughes
Rebekahs
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
W. M. Keeley
Homer Stephens
The
Presbyterian Church
E. G
Lawrence
Delta Alpha
Methodist Church
Speidel
Edna Witting
West 2Nd &T
Washington
Benigé
A. F
A. M
W. Dayton
W. M
West Chester Baptist Church
ToS. B. Club Meeting With Mrs. Chas. Wilson
The ToS. B. club will meet tonight with Mrs. Chas. Wilson to discuss agenda items and upcoming activities. Members are urged to attend for briefing and planning.
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Tos. B. Club
Chas. Wilson
Colorado Klansman Arrested in Tax Inquiry
Denver on June 3 Dr John Galen Locke grand dragon of the Colorado Realm of the Ku Klux Klan was arrested by U S Marshal Collison on a court order issued yesterday for his appearance in an investigation of his federal income tax returns.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
John Galen Locke
Colorado
Ku Klux Klan
United States
Marshal Collison
Electric Light Men Meet at Waterloo Iowa
Two hundred officials of electric light companies in Iowa gathered at Waterloo for the annual Iowa section convention of the National Electric Light Association.
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Waterloo
Associated Press
Electric Light
Towa
Iowa
National Electric Light Association
Two Die as Wisconsin Storm Hits North
A wind and rain storm swept across northern Wisconsin causing two deaths and about 100000 in property damage. Two others were injured in the same event as Rhinelander crews worked to assess the damage and restore services.
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Associated Press
Rhinelander
Wis
Girl killed by high voltage cable touch
Irene Skinner a 16 year old student died instantly last night after touching a live high voltage cable in Perry. Police and safety officials investigate the accident details and surrounding circumstances.
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The
Associated Press
Perry
Irene Skinner
Oil in Paint History Traces Early Records to 1289
An exploration of paint materials shows oil use dates back well before Van Seyvek. An 1289 Henry II order mentions varnish and oil for Westminster Queen’s Chamber, with other royal directives on paint preservation and color. The piece also notes Cro-Magnon cave painting origins 15 000 to 20 000 years ago and early wall art in dim cave light.
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John van Seyvek
Henry II
England
Queen's Chamber
Westminster
Castle of Winchester
Europe
Washington
Star
Former Town Residents Relocate by the Hundreds of Thousands
More than 890000 former residents of Town are moving to southern California seeking new opportunities and warmer climates. The migration reflects broader westward shifts and regional job markets drawing families leaving home.
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Southern
California
Physician Links Fare Powder to Asthma Woes
A prominent physician states that fare powder triggers asthma symptoms and widespread wheezing among paragraphers, drawing attention to a health concern noted in the Boa ton Transcript.
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Boaton
Fire destroys Dunbar grocery store traps mice uprising
A blaze gutted a first floor grocery in a building at Dunbar Scotland. The resulting smoke drove hundreds of mice to the upper floors waking residents who escaped with five.
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Dunbar
Scotland
Going Over the River in Delirium of Fever
A hospital tale follows George Graves an aflame patient in Jefferson Hospital as he dreams a vivid delirium while a side plot of peritonitis unfolds. The scene shifts to a commanding cliff of visions as graves observes a crowd of varied humanity filing past a stern patriarch recording names.
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George Graves
Quaker City
Jefferson Hospital
Graves
Big Jim” Kennedy
Broad Street
Kennedy
Rich
Race Street
Mr. Graves
Storm Toll Rising in Midwest and Nebraska Iowa
Weather toll rises with multiple fatal and near fatal storms across Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and Illinois. Tornadoes and high winds kill several, injure many, and disrupt transport with downed wires and damaged homes. In Nebraska and Iowa four die as farms and buildings are leveled by tornadoes and lightning.
Tornado Skirts East of Omaha Hit Glenwood Iowa
A small tornado moved east of Omaha and crossed the Missouri River tearing roofs from several structures at Glenwood Iowa. The storm injured several people on a nearby farm and caused damage to structures and property.
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Omaha
Missouri River
Glenwood
Windstorm Damages Trees Buildings Then Heavy Rain
Oskaloosa reports a heavy windstorm that damaged trees and buildings. The storm was followed last night by four and a half inches of rain, adding to the local disruption.
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Oskaloosa
Fish in the Galilee Swarm With Various Species
The Sea of Galilee teems with fish of several genera and species including chromis barbus capoeta discognatus nemachilus Mennius and storins.
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The
Galilee
Gallew
Chromis
Barbus
Capoeta
Discognatus
Mennius
Storins
Trait of a Snob
Quoted line by Thackeray notes a snob is someone who ignores friends to chase people of higher status. The remark humorously critiques social climbing and vanity in pursuit of prestige.
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Thackegay
Secretary Weeks Improves, Bulletin Reports Condition
A bulletin from physicians at 2 40 P M today says Secretary Weeks shows a slight but definite improvement in the last two hours. The note is issued from Boston.
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Associated Press
Boston
Politeness Akin to Gilt in Invention of Politeness
A reflective note by De Levis on gilding versus politeness. The author argues rare gold inspires gilding that lacks substance, and thus politeness was devised to mimic brilliance without solidity.
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de Levis
Prehistoric Niagara Drainage Through Five Channels
Volume diversified in ancient times the flow from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario used five different channels around Niagara Falls. This description notes multiple routes that shaped early water movement between the lakes.
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Niagarna Falls
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
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