Mrs Chapman Home From Grand Tour Of Europe Africa
Mrs C W Chapman returned from a lengthy tour visiting France Italy Constantinople North Africa and Egypt. She sailed from Cherbourg to Paris Nice Florence Marseilles Algiers Tunis Sicily Naples Athens and Cairo aboard a 43 member party, crossed the Nile to Assuan then back via Marseilles Paris and Cherbourg.
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C. W. Chapman
France
Italy
Constantinople
North Africa
Egypt
Chapman
Son
Cherbourg
Paris
Marseilles
Algiers
Briska
Tunis
Sicily
Naples
Athens
Nile River
Assuai
The
Nile
Valley of the Nile
Ara Mountains
Cairo
Hampton caucus nominates full ticket for city offices
Hampton April 1 voters chose a full city ticket by caucus with W Wolf as mayoral candidate gaining 55 votes against 279 for D W Parks. Ward results show Mantfeld 85, Creighton 47, Green 23 in first ward. Lukeis 139 for fourth ward with Wilson 53. St Clair elected in second ward and Atkinson in third ward. Ott and Scantiebury become councilmen at large. terms start April 6.
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Hampton
Tol W. Wolf
D.W. Parks
Wolf
Parks
Mantfeld
Gaucus
Prize Offered To Stand Acid Test In Boston April
Boston Mass April 1 The sum of 5000 dollars awaits the medium who under certain conditions will demonstrate supernormal material phenomena The occurrences must be bona fide and due to a force not previously known to science The announcement appears in the April number of the Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology It lists the members of two committees to carry out investigations Harlow Shapley Paine professor
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Boston
Mass
Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology
Harlow Shapley Paine
Harvard Journal Declares Rules for Psychic Phenomena Trials
The Journal sets conditions for investigators including cooperation with the committee, no trickery, full visibility in light, instrumental recording, and evidence of phenomena. Named figures include Theodore Lyman Walter Cannon L T Ireland and Harry Houdini. Awards to be decided by unanimous committee vote to advance scientific inquiry.
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Harvard University
Harvard Observatory
Theodore Lyman
Harvard
Jefferson Physical Laboratory
Walter B. Cannon
Harvard Medical School
L. ‘T. Ireland
Harry Houdini
Miss Ellen Wilkinson Breaks Labor Tradition in Parliament
Miss Ellen Wilkinson, the sole woman labor member in the New British Parliament, has discarded tradition by wearing a hat in Parliament, aligning with the bourgeoisie and breaking a historic precedent set by earlier labor women legislators.
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Ellen Wikinson
Labor
Walton League Elects Directors at Cedar Falls
In Cedar Falls on April 1 fifty members attended the Walton League annual meeting and elected directors: Robert Porter, W. W. Coombs, H. A. Pomeroy, Robert Daugherty, Tobey Christianson, Charles J. Bishop, J. F. Cipas, C. H. Wise, and Brooks Baughman. Directors will choose officers, with Mr. Daugherty elected as delegate to the Chicago convention this week.
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Cedar Falls
Izaal
Walton League
Robert Porter
W. W. Coombs
H. A. Pomeroy
Robert Daugherty
Tobey, Christianson
Charles J. Bishop
J. F. Cipas
C. H. Wise
Brooks Baughman
Daugherty
Chicago
Special Easter Services Begin at United Presbyterian Church
Rev. RE F. Kimmelshoe of Des Moines opened a two week pre Easter series in the United Presbyterian church. The sermon topic tonight is Are Not Your Own with music directed by Mrs. J A Carpenter. Attendance and enthusiasm were good at the opening gathering.
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RE. F. Kimmelshoe
Des Moines
United Presbyterian Church of the Synod of Iowa
United Presbyterian Church
J. A. Carpenter
Educators and Ministers Set for Waterloo Meeting
Prof Macy Campbell head of rural education at Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls and S M Wallace Western district public schools superintendent will address Waterloo Ministerial Association at their biweekly meeting in the C A at 10 am Monday Campbell speaks on Rural Education Wallace on Religion in the Schools A visiting evangelist from Gary Indiana Dr H R Debra will give a short talk at three local churches.
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Macy Campbell
Town State Teachers College
Ceder Falls
S M. Wallace
West District
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Campbell
Wallace
H. R. Debra
Gary
Ind
Wallace to Leave St Louis Office for Illinois Central
Frank E Wallace traveling freight and passenger agent for Illinois Central railroad will depart around April 15 to become foreign freight agent in St Louis Missouri as the railroad opens a foreign freight department He has lived here the past four years.
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Illinois Central Railroad
St. Louis
Wallace
Dr Winfield Scott Hall Cancelled Speaking Engagement
Dr Winfield Scott Hall head of the social hygiene department of the temperance board was to speak at First Presbyterian Church Waterloo Thursday evening but canceled the engagement. Efforts will be made to arrange a later appointment. The Sunday School Workers Association of First Church will meet for a monthly supper and business session at 6 15 PM.
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Winfield
Scott Hall
Temperance and Moral Welfare
Presbyterian, Church
First
Presbyterian Church
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Psychology Journal
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