Damascus Shrine No 10 Regular Meeting Schedule
Damascus Shrine No 10 meets on the third Tuesday each month at Masonic Temple rooms. Officers listed include Mrs L A Jones W H P Sara El Walker Worthy Scribe. Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday each month with D L Carbaugha W M and A W Yard secretary.
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Washington
Alice Meek
W. M. Della McBride
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
L. A. Jones
Sara el Walker
Worthy Sciibe
Washington Lodge
A. F
A. M
D. L. Carbauga
W. M
A. W. Yard
Railway Timetable for Four Rail Lines and Knoxville Branch
Daily and weekday eastbound and westbound schedules list specific train numbers times and services for the Golden State Limited Express local passes and freight trains. The Knoxville Branch shows arrival and departure times with local and freight trains, noting daily operation with exceptions Sunday and certain freight trains.
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Golden State Limited
California
Knoxville
Crawfordsville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Nellie Manners reports in Crawfordsville on John Wooley’s return from Columbia Missouri and visits by Mrs F J Maxwell to Grundy Center Iowa. Beta Kappa at Monmouth College pledges William Davidson and Lorance Evers. Care-Away Circle hosts with talks on presidential candidates and Hoover Smith Curtis Robinson. Mrs Rosa Moorhead features biographies on candidates. Mrs John Wooley recounts a Washington tea with Mrs Herbert Hoover.
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Crawfordsville
John Wooley
Columbia
Missouri
F. J. Maxwell
Grundy Center
Edward
Ernest Ruppelt
William Davidson
Lorance Evers
Beta Kappa
Monmouth College
United States
Alice Davidson
Dies of Auto Injuries In Kansas City
Thomas Kelly a 19 year old arrested for driving intoxicated and leaving an accident scene died from injuries said to have occurred in the Woodland Avenue police station. Police reported he struck his head on cell bars in a fit of anger and claimed arresting officer A P Ellison struck him with a revolver. Captain Thurman learned Kelly is wanted in Brooklyn for theft of a Studebaker sedan from Elias Salven.
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Kansas City
U.P
Thomas Kelly
Woodland Avenue
Kelly
A. P. Ellison
B. H. Thurman
Motor Theft Bureau
Brooklyn
N. Y
Studebaker
Elias Salven
Local Freight Schedule Note No 92
Train timetable entry lists No 92 Local Freight at 10 51 a m on Monday Wednesday and Friday with all passenger trains daily and refers to W C BRL indicating a railroad bureau or line designation.
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Cb. & Q Arriv
J. C. McKay
W. C. Brl
Borah Praises Hoover Record as a Leader
Senator William E Borah extols Herbert Hoover as a capable leader amid broad campaign issues focusing on agriculture conservation maintenance of constitution and government simplification He lauds Hoover for leadership during wartime and his record of feeding troops and aiding famine relief while earning public trust across three presidencies.
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Borah
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Methodist Ministers Swap Posts in Midwest Move
The Rev. Edmund James Kulp of First Methodist in Des Moines will move to Kansas City to lead the Country Club Boulevard church. Dr. James Brett McKenna of Wichita will take over Kulp’s Des Moines post.
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Astor
Kansas City
Des Moines
U.P
Edmund James
Kulp
First Methodist
Wes Moines
Country Club Boulevard
James Brett McKenna
Wichita
One-Armed Jumper Dies In Festival Parachute Accident
A parachute jump at the Dalton Nebraska fall festival ended fatally as Captain Ace Gray, the famed one armed jumper from Scotts Bluff, failed to open his chute from 2,500 feet. The accident shocked attendees and halted festival activities while authorities investigated.
Russia Signs Pact Seals Soviet Joining Pact Group
Washington reports that on October 4 U P Soviet Russia officially joined the group of nations agreeing to a rearmament or peace pact. The move marks a significant alignment with Western powers in postwar diplomacy as the Soviet delegation signs the agreement.
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Washington
U.P
Soviet
Russia
Group of Nations
Graf Zeppelin Lands After 34 Hour Atlantic Flight
The Graf Zeppelin dirigible completed a 34 plus hour journey landing in Friedrichshafen after a 1863 mile trans Atlantic tour with a crew of 70. The flight included England on its route.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
U.P
England
Pit Manning in Caureen repair mishap at Mt. Vernon
A report from Mt. Vernon Iowa states Pit Manning sustained probable fatal injuries in a repairing incident. Details indicate an accident occurring on October 4 near Caureen. Local authorities are investigating the cause while Manning receives medical attention.
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Caureen
MT. Vernon
U.P
Scaffold Fall at Methodist Steeple Injures Two Workers
A scaffold on the Methodist church steeple collapsed sending two workers down forty feet. Manning suffered probable broken back and internal injuries. Stahl sustained a broken right hip and severe bruising. Both were taken to a Cedar Rapids hospital after a rope broke causing the fall.
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Lloyd Stahl
Manning
Stahl
Cedar Rapids
Red Cross leaders re elected in Iowa
In Des Moines on October 4 former Polk county district judge Hubert Utterback was re elected chairman of the Iowa branch of the American Red Cross Dr A L Murray of Cedar Rapids was re elected vice chairman and Walter St John of Des Moines was renamed secretary Councilors from districts include C Ver Ploeg of Oskaloosa and Mrs H Waters of Ames
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Des Moines
Hubert Utterback
Polk County District Court
Iowa
American Red Cross
A.L. Murray
Cedar Rapids
Walter St. John
C. Ver Ploeg
Oskaloosa
H. Waters
Ames
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Co R. 4
J.o
H. W. Russel
Southwest Limited
Southwest
Nellie Manners
Thelma Edgar
Monmouth
I. E. Huston
Ilinois
W. G. Huston
Enna Jettick Health Shoe
Weinat, Last
Farle W. Corbin & Co
Washington, Iowa
William E. Borah
Republican Party
Thriller
Nounce
Moscow
State Department
United Press
H. J. Ward & Co
Pam
Teddy Bears
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