Baseball Season in Major Leagues Opens in Two Weeks
New York reports the major league season will open with a Red Sox versus Senators game in Washington. President Hoover attends the initial showcase on April 14 and the rest of the circuit begins play the next day. Exhibition games and rookie debuts highlight spring training, with several players securing regular jobs and new faces like Dusty Cooke and Ben Chapman among favorites for starting roles.
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New York
Maroh
Red Sox
Senators
Washington
Hoover
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Braves
Reds Phillies
Robins
Ath
Alor
Dusty) Cooke
Ben Chapman
St Paul
Oh Shawl
Thirt
New York Yankees
Stead Tally
San Francisco
Chicago White Sox
Gus Subt
Pirate
Randolph Moore
Dallas
Johmny Due
Baltimore
Hare
Wallye
Onis
Los Angeles
Pacitcoast
Barney Prily
Brighten Dresses with Diamond Dyes for New Look
Diamond Dyes are easy to use and leave fabrics like dresses drapes and lingerie with a true even new color. They resist wear and washing, maintain color through repeated cleaning, and offer lasting brightness at no extra cost compared to other dyes.
Cantata Fresco Toeapson Threatened by Rival at Second Base
A fragmentary report shows Cantata Fresco Toeapson facing threats from Phil Ride over second base duties with the Phillies. Ride, who has experience across positions, is noted as a likely starter after a late reporting holdout.
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Philride
Prac Cally
Phils
Radio Star Sings Theme For Colman Film At Graham Theatre
Pasadena talent Donal Noyis rises after winning Atwater Kent prize for best boys voice in the United States. He performs There’s the Rip for Me, the theme of Hulldog Drummond, Ronald Colman’s first talking picture arriving at Graham Theatre. Colman tests fight realism after injuries in the scene.
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Donal Noyis
Pasadena
Atwater Kent Radio Corp
United States
Hulldog Drummond
Ronald Colman
Graham Theatre
Hollywood
William Farnum
Chinimen
Limehouse
Peterson
Arch Visien
Bulldog Drummond
Coman
The Green Goddess Onigue Vitaphone at Fox
A Warner Bros Vitaphone version of The Green Goddess stars George Arliss and plays at the Fox. It promises to complete the tale left unseen on stage and in silent film, delivering cinematic spectacle beyond stage limitations.
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Onigue
Warner Bros
George Ar
Fox Theatre
Tibet
Rajah
Artise
Artiss
H.R Warner
Alice Joyce
Ralph Forbes
Plan to Call Raskob Before Senate Lobbying Committee
Plan to call John J. Raskob before the Senate lobbying committee is announced amid probes into the Democratic National Committee and Raskob's ties to anti prohibition groups. The hearing follows remarks by Senator Robinson and notes Huston’s ties to anti prohibition activities.
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Raskob
Senate
Washington
John J. Raskoby
Democratic National Committee
Lovey ‘Mmittee
Robinson
Ilcan
Indiana
Anoun Sateen
Rakion
Amon Caraday
Maskob
Claudius Huston
Republican’ National Commie
Blaine
Winconin
Huston
Crawfordsville Notes and Local Visits Mix with Odd Wildlife
Nellie Crawfordsville returns from Grinnell for spring vacation as Mary White resumes college life. Local music teacher Margaret Gamit prepares for next year. Visits span Columbia Missouri to Fairfield Iowa and Monmouth Illinois with funeral notices and family news. A stray zoological aside notes Jerboa and Okapi thriving after dark in Africa.
Calendar on the Wrist An Oblong Wristwatch
An oblong wrist timepiece made in Pingland measures one inch by one and a half. It records not only the time but also the day of the week the month the year and the moon phases. The last four readings are shown in small circles on the dial.
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Pingland
The Crystal Chrysanthemum Mystery of a Broken Home
In a dingy lodging house Edna and her frail Aunt Hannah endure bleak poverty after a mysterious accident. As Hannah tears at fragile china while Edna sews, bonds and a safe deposit key surface, hinting at Uncle Peter’s hidden fortune and a plan to restore hope amid fear and strain.
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Hannah
Exdna
Bane
Edna
Indy
Burt
Hun
Som
Peter
Billy
Finn
Ida
Winfield Sheridan Found Dead in Columbus Junction Yard
Winfield Sheridan aged 17 of Columbus Junction was found dead in his Second Street yard by a Sunday paper carrier. Authorities suggest a heart attack. he had been in good health the night before. Born Feb 12 1853 in Ohio he moved to Columbus Junction and ran a boarding house in recent years. Survived by wife Jane Ross Sheridan now deceased, a son Herman, a brother Ab, a sister Mrs May Detroy, four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. A daughter Mabel died young. Funeral details expected Wednesday afternoon.
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Columbus Junction
Winfield Sheridan
Second Street
Hig Swat
Sheridan
Ohio
Colamas Junction
Jane Ross
Herman Sheridan
Ab Sheridan
Columbus Innetson
May Detroy
Chicago
Mabel
Columbus Junction School Board Elects Additional Teachers
Columbus Junction March 28 additional teachers were elected by the Columbus Ind school board. Names include Genevieve Pedder en muse Miss Marie Overholt mathematics and Latin Miss Helen Dre history Miss Minerva Alsip home economics William Connor junior high Mrs William Connor and Miss Fern Johnson. Ot or teasers will be elected later.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus Ind
Genevieve Pedderen
Marie Overholt
Helen Dre
Minerva Alsip
William Connor
Willian Connor
Fern Johnson
J. A. Green
William Leckey
Austin Davis
American Legion Auxiliary
Thomas
Theard Hall
C.C. Peters
Robert Howell
Mary Wolford
Conestile
Hal, Clyde
Roy'a Wolford
Muscatine
Charles Gilkey & Schiing
Conesville
E. Josmann
Conesv'le
Woltardly
A. Jean
Agnes ‘Hawkins
Tonesville
Nora Lee
Caitrain
George van Horn
O. H.C. DeWoele
J. L. Hildebrand
Letts
Hal
Washington County Men Become Club Agents Next Month
Washington County men named as new club agents and transfers announced by Murl McDonald of the State Extension Service. Raymond F. Woodford of Brighton reports Wright and Webster counties gain agents while Lucas and other counties see transfers and special apiary work. New appointments include William Darbyshire in Wright, Webster counties. Louis Rank in Payette, Downe. and others with recent farm background credentials. A separate item notes a new Louis Star print plant in Louis with construction of a 1.5 million dollar facility to be ready in two years.
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Ames
Tows
Murl McDonald
Lone State College Extension Service
Raymond F. Woodford
Brighton
Washingtton County
Iowa
Lucas County
Russel Nolwon County
Lucas
Willian Darbyshire
Wachington
Leno
Wright
Wiebster
Swift 1d
Omar William
Elsworth
Louis 4
Rank
Payette Downe
Teasting Association No
Anpo
Louis
Louis Star
Elzey Roberts
Meever
Sit Erect Honert Hind Mus Geen In School
A garbled, incomplete OCR fragment describes a child in school for a few days and returning home to ask a confused mother about a wreck, with repeated terms sitterwreck and tone. The text is fragmentary and uncertain about full events or attribution.
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Honert Hind
Columbus Junction Couple Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Millard Filmore Yatton celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at home with about four relatives. Married April 1 1880 they long lived on a farm south of Columbus City before moving to Columbus Junction. Mrs Patton formerly Miss Emma Wheater has mobility limits but keeps active at home. They have a son Hilton in Chicago and a daughter Mrs Cast Curtis of Concord plus four grandchildren with two deceased. Mr Patton is a Presbyterian elder and attends services regularly but is disabled.
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Columbus Junction
March
Millard
Filmore Yatton
Columbus City
Patton
Emma Wheater
Hilton
Chicago
Cast Curtis
Concord
Ships Car of Horses Shipped From Here Last Week
Charitable readers note a shipment of horses from this area, including eleven roans, a dapple gray weighing 1800 pounds, and five good ones. The sale drew praise as the best in years. Also announced are funeral services for Mrs. Mary M. Minick at her residence with Dr. W. W. Bower presiding. interment followed.
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Chas. Brown
Dapple Rey
Horde
On Bros
Fd Duval
West Cheater
Romine
Ray Wells & Son
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