Maxwell Carries All Wards in City Election
George Maxwell defeated I Bb. Lupton for mayor with a 17 percent majority as more than 1400 votes were cast. Maxwell and the rest of his ticket won in all wards with varying margins, led by a first ward majority of 19 and a fourth ward gain of 88. Other council races favored Maxwell’s ticket in close totals.
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George Maxwell
I. Bb. Lupton
Maxwell
Joe McElhinney
Will Gibson
John Squire
Ed Wells
A. E., Putnam
Elliot Grayson
A. L. Young
John Buttler
Will Eldridge
Charles W. Davis
Car crashes into Graham theater door. no injuries reported
A Ford car with Missouri plates attempted a forcible entry at the Graham theater this morning. The driver lost control briefly, crashed onto the walkway, and struck the main door with minor property damage and no injuries.
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Missouri
Graham Theater
Maxwell Wins City Mayor Race Amid Official Count
Official tally confirms Maxwell defeats Lupton in the mayoral race with wide support for the winner who has prior council service. Lupton, a popular former mayoralty candidate, put up a strong showing as ballot boxes opened for the lawful count. Maxwell and his wife leave for Sioux City due to their daughter's illness and are to be sworn in next Monday unless the girl's condition requires staying longer.
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Korf
Haney
Young
Butler
Maxwell
Lupton
Mckihinney
Gibson
Eldridge
Davis
Lee Holland
Charles KE. Lemley
Charles BE
Devel
Sioux City
Roy Tripp
Jailbreak in Toledo Two Inmates Escape County Jail
TOLEDO Iowa March 31 O M Hall of Portland Ore and L R Smith residence unknown escaped from the county jail by sawing the cell door lock. Hall was serving a sentence for obtaining money under false pretenses. Smith had just been arrested. The sheriff believes the law was passed in. Hall had been living in Cedar Rapids recently. His wife and two children were here to see him last week. It is understood his wife comes as a fine family at Calgary Canada.
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Toledo
Iowa
Hall
Portland
Ore
L. R. Smith
Smith
Cedar Rapids
Calgary
Canada
Identity Case in Court Over Disability Claim
In Minneapolis on March 31 the fight to establish identity for Arthur Lopez-Frazier moved to federal district court as his lawyers filed a petition to collect total disability compensation from the government. An affidavit asserts he is Arthur Frazier, a presumed dead Indian war veteran, not Arthur Lopez, a Mexican imposter per his confession.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Arthur Lopez-Frazier
Federal District Court
Lopez-Frazier
Arthur Frazier
Arthur Lopez
Mission Program at M. E. Church Opens Five Year Cycle
A Methodist church program last evening launched the Missionary Cycle 1925 1929. Delegates explained the five year scope and threefold stewardship of prayer personality possession with lanterns and a family album display. A procession pledged participants and a choral finale followed by a social hour with old fashioned refreshments.
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Methodist Church
Foreign Missionary Societies
United States
T. F. Barker
Woman's Auxiliary
S. W. Brookhart
Will Jones
Alma H. Holland
W. W. Bowers
Willa Weldin
Florence Brookhart
Helen Jungbluth
W. R. Stryker
A. White
Evelyn Bambrick
Donald Stutsman
Alma Holand
Raipur
India
King Heralds
Little Light
Edna Mercer
Alice Klippel
Edna Lewis
Gertrude Beatty
A. Ll. Griffith
R. F E. Brown
King's Highway
M. E. Dicken
County Treasurer Office Rushes Tax Payments
At the county treasurer's office Miss Mame Shearer handles the final day for paying the first tax installment without a one per cent April penalty. Yesterday and Saturday saw heavy traffic as many waited to pay today.
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Mame Shearer
Boy Scouts Enjoy Outing During School Vacation
Rev. Jon D. Kern leads his troop of Boy Scouts on a hike taking advantage of school vacation and favorable weather. The group is described as lively and active as they plan a few days of outdoor recreation.
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Jon D. Kern
Boys Scouts
Mrs. C. E. Hillis Delights Rotary With Ladies Night
Mrs. C. E. Hillis spoke on The Home to a full Rotary Club crowd during Ladies Night. The wife of Rev. C. E. Hillis and fellow Baptist preacher, she impressed with practical Christian philosophy and wholesome address. Musical interludes by Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and a Jesse Miller song routine complemented the program, while Boy Scout demonstrations and a humorous stunt committee finale closed the evening.
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Rotary Club
C. E. Hillis
New Haven
Harvey Young
Hillis
Wylie Stewart
Methodist
Jesse
Mr. McCrory
Crow
Frank L. Wilson
Harry Ward
Fred Neiswanger
Rotary Grow
Pieper Speaks at Community Dinner in Richmond
The program committee announced Richmond figures Joe Pieper will speak at the Y M C A community dinner Friday evening. Speakers include Joe Jones Crawford township Frank R Sage and Frank L Wilson. Music and stunts planned with Fred West as toastmaster as tickets go on sale.
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Pieper
Joe Jones
Crawford Township
Frank R. Sage
Frank JL. Wilson
Fred West
Bootlegging Sweep Nabs Willis Turner in City Raid
City authorities arrested Willis Turner on bootlegging charges and seized a few gallons of moonshine at his residence. The incident highlights ongoing efforts to curb illegal liquor activity in the area.
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Willis Turner
Dinner and Program Planned for GALR Day
Women of the relief corps plan Grand Army Day observances for next Monday April 6 with a noon dinner at the First Baptist Church. Old soldiers widows and W R C members are invited along with all W C ladies who wish to attend. A program will follow the meal.
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Women’s Relief Corps
First Baptist Church
W. St. C
Restore Full Rights to Ferguson Former Governor of Texas
Former Texas governor Jos B K Ferguson had all political and civil rights restored today by amnesty signed by his wife, the first woman governor. Mrs Ferguson called the signing the happiest signature she has written as she signed the bill.
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Ferguson
Texas
Associated Prose
Austin
Jos B K. Ferguson
Becming
Mrs Ferguson
Bolu
Social event notice at Castle Hall April 1
Wnights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters announce a 4 ten cent social at Castle Hall on Wednesday evening April 1. A play will be given.
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Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Castle Hall
Jsts
Lyon Bread Coupon Offer for Dinner Set
Lyons Bakery promotes coupons with every loaf promising a 50 piece dinner set upon redemption. Save the coupons and continue buying Lyon's Bread to claim the prize.
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Lyon
Lyon's Bread Invitation From Mrs Logan Alrens
Mrs Logan Alrens invites readers to try Lyon's Bread and sample its genuine goodness. The message encourages getting acquainted with the loaf and its quality.
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Logan C. Alrens
Lyon
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