Evangeline Aimee McPherson Identified in Arizona Hospital
Positive ID of a woman in Douglas Arizona as Aimee Semple McPherson, the Los Angeles evangelist, was made by her mother Mrs Minnie Kennedy and editor Wir F McCafferty after the woman gave details about a pet pigeon named Jennie and a scar on her finger. The woman recounted events of abduction, a border crossing to Mexico, and a trek toward Agua Prieta before reaching the hospital in Douglas. The mother confirmed the identity and requested Los Angeles police protection for her daughter Roberta.
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Associated Press
Douglas
Ariz
Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Minnie Kennedy
Wir F. McCafferty
Dispatch
Gove
Jennie
Durham Township
Ingersoll
Ontario
McCafferty
Sear
Emma Nickerson
Ocean Park
Calif
Mexico
Tevday
Ofifjcera
Sonora
Agua Prieta
Mrs. McPherson
Denver
Roberta
Douglas, Ariz
Kenyon Denies Bond To Davenport Man
Judge William S. Kenyon of the United States circuit court of appeals denied bond for Davenport man Simon Lewis who pleaded guilty to a prohibition act violation and sought a new trial claiming mental incompetence. Lewis must serve 16 months at Leavenworth and await his appeal outcome after sentencing by Judge Andrew Miller on April 9.
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Associated Press
Drs Moines
William 8S
Kenyon
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Simon Lewis
Davenport
Ross Mowery
United States
Leavenworth
Andrew Miller
Muscatine County Votes on Road Paving Bonds Plan
Muscatine Iowa June 26 Muscatine county votes today on issuing bonds totaling 950 400 to pave and gravel 154 miles of primary and county roads Nineteen miles would be paved and the rest graveled farmers supporting the program were hopeful but did not predict success two years ago an all paving plan was rejected a fairly heavy vote was reported early in the day
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Associated Press
Muscatine
Muscatine County
Old Capital Hosts Commonwealth Conference on Local Self Government
Iowa City readies for June 28 to 30 sessions as the Commonwealth Conference explores Local Self Government. Leaders include Benjamin F. Shambaugh and speakers Charles A. Beard and Arnold B. Hall among a diverse group of professors, officials, and civic figures from multiple states.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Old Capital
United States
Benjamin F. Shambaugh
S. U. TL
State Historical Society
Charles A. Beard
American Political Science Association
John Alley
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
William Anderson
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minn
Frank G. Bates
University of Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
American Political Science Asen
Pearl Bennett Broxam
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Maquoketa
Edna Bullock
Nebraska Legislative Reference Bureau
Lincoln
Nebr
C. A. Crosser
Sec’r
Bureau of Municipal Research
Des Moines
Clark E. Daniels
C. E. Douglas
Dubuque
Carl H. Erbe
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Flora Dunlap
John A. Fairlie
University of
F. H. Guild
University of Kansas
Arnold B. Hall
University of Wisconsin
A. R. Hatton
Cleveland
Ohio
Eugene Henely
Iown Federation of Women’s Clubs
Grinnell
B. Co. Hopkins
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Fred H. Hunter
Bean Herman G. James
University of Nebraska
Clarence Knutson
Iowa League of Women Voters
Clear Lake
John Fox Lake
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Shenandoah
Morris B. Lambie
Municipal Reference Bureau
Minneapolis
F. A. Middlebush
University of Missouri
Julien Co. Monnet
John S. Nollen
Grinnell College
Frederic A. Ogg
The
American Political Science Review
Frank G. Pierce
Secret Reas
League of Iowa
Marshalltown
James K. Pollock, Jr
University of Michigan
Geddes W. Rutherford
Iowa State College
L. B. Schmidt
Ames
John P. Senning
Ida B. Wise Smith
W. C. T. U. of Iowa
Russell M. Story
Pomona College
Claremont
Calif
John G. Stutz
International City Managers’ Association
Lawrence
Kansas
Helen S. Taylor
Fraternal Orders of Eagles Open 21st State Convention
Waterloo Iowa June 23 with all officers present led by President George Patrick as 125 delegates gathered to open the twenty first annual Fraternal Orders of Eagles convention at the Russell-Lamson Hotel tonight. Entertainment was provided for early arrivals during the day.
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Iowa
Waterloo
George Patrick
Orders of Eagles
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Tragic End For Society Couple Brewster and Wife
New York and Long Island society reels after the deaths of Sidney Brewster 29 and Frances Tracey Lyon Brewster 26. Servants found them fatally shot in their Glen Head home after a day of quarrelling. The coroner could not identify the shooter. Brewster, a Princeton graduate and World War I veteran, once aided by a U S bombing squadron, later worked as a realty broker.
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Associated Press
Glenhead
New York City
Long Island
Sidney Brewster
Mr. Brewster
Frances Tracey Lyon
Brewster
Samuel Dwight Brewster
Glen Cove
Calvary Church
New York
James Lyon
Oswego
N. Y
Charles Thorpe Hilbert
Gilbertaville
William Brewster
Princeton
France
Italy
Horace Jones
Batavia
Misleading Advertising Probe in Mizner Boca Raton Resort
Federal Judge is weighing a petition by Guy C. Reed for receivership of the Mizner Development Corp over alleged misleading ads in newspapers magazines and pamphlets about Boca Raton resort improvements and business conditions Reed also accuses prepaid for services not rendered totaling 260000 and notes four directors including General Du Pont and Jesse L. Livermore resigned citing mismanagement
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Florida
Rhydone M. Callis
Mazuer Development Corporation
Guy C. Reed
New York
Boca Ration
West Palm Beach
Mizner
General Coleman du Pont
Jesse L. Livermore
Holliday Meeds
Louis H. Bean
General du Pont
Serge and textiles trace origins of cretonne cambric
Textiles named origi nated in France and China. Cretonne comes from the Normandy town Creton while cambric is still made at Cambrai. Serge was introduced into England from China in 1660. The Latin Serica led to the modern word serge through gradual evolution.
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France
Cretonne
Cambric
Normandy
Creton
Cambrai
China
Alfalfa touted as cheap livestock protein in Washington County
Washington Co Farm Bureau highlights alfalfa as a premier cheap protein source for livestock with 50 pounds per acre from alfalfa and 306 pounds from red clover. Tours on June 30 will showcase alfalfa growth, sweet clover, and soil tests, featuring farms of Shaffer S. Anderson and John Spiedel. Also covers broody hens, hog mange control, and new premiums at the Iowa State Fair for club livestock exhibitors.
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Alpalea
Washington County
Tom Sune
Shaffer S. Anderson
John Spiedel
Washington
Fr. Churchill
Ames
DR. Stouder
Iowa
K. W. Stouder
CIUE
Youths Admit They Committed Robberies
Three Marshalltown youths Ned R Barker Willard Havelo and Fay Foster admitting to three robberies at Kelley Monday. They said they broke into a general store a butcher shop and a lumber company office seizing outfits meats and a small sum. They faced grand jury with 1500 bond each and could not furnish bonds. Bracelets resembling cuff jewelry costing up to 10000 are noted in London.
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Associated Press
Ames
Ned R Barker
Willard Havelo
Fay Foster
Marshalltown
Slater
Kelley
Lumber Company
Fairfax
Grand Jury
Early Bacteriologist and the 1854 Sheep Anthrax Discovery
French pathologist Davaine first identified sense producing bacteria in 1854 while studying sheep anthrax, marking an early milestone in bacteriology.
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Davaine
Keeping Well How Teeth Decay
An article explains that tooth decay stems from external factors due to poor care and diet. It cites food particles Lodge between teeth and in grooves, and describes enamel and cement breakdown by lactic acid. It prescribes hard foods, thorough brushing, and alkaline rinses, plus semiannual dental checkups.
Milk flavoring recipe and Amazon river discharge figure
When children tire of drinking milk add a teaspoon sugar one drop vanilla and a pinch cinnamon in warm milk. An estimate cites the Amazon river discharging about 1 000 000 cubic feet of water into the sea daily.
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Amazon
Wheeler Again Testifies On League Finances At Senate Hearing
Wayne B Wheeler testified again today at a Senate campaign funds committee open session in Washington taking the stand after a private consult with committee members. He discussed Anti Saloon League finances and policies and brought documents from Westerville Ohio headquarters. The private session lasted nearly an hour as Wheeler sought to address a point he had wanted to raise with the senators.
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Associated Press
Washington, PD. C
Wayne B. Wheeler
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Eague
Washington
Warters
Westerville
Ohio
Wheeler
Soviet envoy Kollontai buys no Paris gowns in year
Madame Kollontai head of the Soviet government Norwegian embassy and Russia's lone female diplomat bought zero new gowns in Paris during the year. The Soviet government then slashed the budget by nearly half and New York planned a Hudson River bridge suspended from towers taller than the Washington Monument.
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Madame Kollontai
Paris
New York
Hudson
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Washington CO
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Pitt
Reed
John Shields & Sons
Northland
Pennsylvania
Bartles-Shepherd Oil CO
Waterloo, Iowa
Northland Oils & Greases
COX Motor CO
Washington, Iowa
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