Dr. E. E. Stutsman Enrolled Today in Madegood Family
A biographical sketch follows Dr. Edgar Eli Stutsman who left Wyoming for medical training in Iowa City and Kalona. He earned an M I0 degree and now practices in Washington six years, focusing on eye ear nose and throat care.
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E. E. Stutsman
Madegood Family
Jackson’s Hole
Wyoming
Edgar Eli
Cheyenne
Mack
Journal
Faile
Iowa City
Kalona
Washington
Doc Stutsman
Edgar
West
Yezzir
Madegood
Doc
Edgar Eli Stutsman
Des Moines Considers 12 Story Building Cap
Des Moines plans a tentative zoning ordinance to cap downtown skyscraper heights at twelve stories or 150 feet to ease traffic congestion and help regulate light and air. The rule would apply citywide with five use districts and penalties for violations after council approval and public hearings.
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Des Moines
Karl O. Mills
Harlan Bartholomew
City
Mills
Zoning Commission
Trans-Mississippi golf tournament draws Des Moines golfers
Des Moines golfers plan to attend the Trans-Mississippi event in Omaha June 22 27 rather than Sioux City two weeks later. Local pros will join the Sioux City meet and travel the day before Independence Day for the Pro games, while amateurs from Des Moines also enter city tournament action.
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Des Moines
Omaha
Sioux City
Niblick Weilders
Dee Moines
Bank Transfer Details Tie Moscow to Berlin in War Era Notice
A Reval bank transferred 125000 dollars from Moscow Soviet State Bank to Berlin, consigned to M. Bronstein from L Trotsky the Soviet war minister, according to press announcements.
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Reval Bank
Moscow
Berlin
M. Bronstein
L. Trotsky
Bulgarian Expert on Grain Visits Iowa State College
Gabriel Proytchoff, Bulgarian plant breeder, visits Ames to study Iowa State College Agricultural Experiment Station methods. He plans four weeks at ISU, then Minnesota and Washington, learning corn and wheat research while noting Bulgarian agriculture and education gaps and praise for ISU.
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Ames
Iowa
Gabriel Proytchoff
Agricultural Experiment Station
Roustshouk
Bulgaria
Iowa State College
Proytchoff
America
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Washington D. C
Proytehof
Pan American Art Exhibition to Open in Los Angeles
Five hundred oil paintings and etchings by leading contemporary artists from North Central and South America will be shown in a three month Pan American Exhibition opening November 3 at the Los Angeles Museum. The display includes works from Canada United States Mexico Panama Brazil Argentina Peru and other countries.
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South America
Los Angeles
North
Central
Canada
United States
North America
Mexico
Panama
Central America
Brazil
Argentina
Peru
Latin American Art Exhibition to Tour U S After San Francisco
Chile will be exhibited marking the first representation since 1915 of South America art in the country. The show includes Diego Rivera and Juan Charlot with works by Manuel Vega and portraits by John Singer Sargent. North American artists like Frieseke Carlson and Henri will also be featured. After closing, the Latin American section will tour major U S museums beginning January 1, 1926.
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Chile
South America
Argentina
San Francisco
Diego Rivera
Mexico
Juan Charlot
Manual Vega
Havana
John Singer Sargent
Frederick Carl Frieseke
Karl Anderson
John E Costigan
Mary Cogssatt
John F. Carlson
T. W Dewing
Daniel Garber
John R. Grabach
Robert Henri
John ¢. Johansen
Leon Kroll
Ernest Lawson
Fimer Schofield
United States
Shirley Named Supreme Officer of American Yeomen
W R Shirley formerly of Sioux City now based in Muskogee Oklahoma was chosen supreme executive officer of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen at a New York conclave. He succeeds George Frink of Des Moines and Judge Harry Pitkin will continue as grand leader for another term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
W. R. Shirley
Sioux City
Muskogee
Oklo
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
New York City
Evening Tribune-News
Shirley
George Frink
Harry Pitkin
Argentine Ambassador to Speak at Exhibition Opening
Honorio Pueyrredon, ambassador to the United States from Argentina, has accepted an invitation to address the opening ceremony in the North America section sent to the capital of Latin America.
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Honorio Pueyrredon
United States
Argentina
Steam heating in England peculiar heat for guests
A fragments described steam heating as little used in England with guests in large hotels lighting their own fires and paying from 50 cents to 1 for the privilege.
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England
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Washington, Lowa
Edgar Ell
Bronco
Eadgar Eli
Normandy
Germany
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Belgium
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W. Cor. F
Phillip
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