Forty Year Alley Ownership Debate Heats Up
A dispute over the Lime Pine Fourth and Town streets alley, vacated three years ago and since split between west and east property owners, flares as lawyers seek quitclaim deeds. East owners threaten injunctions against closing the alley while a proposed public driveway for the east half fuels the fight. The matter moves to the city attorney for guidance and will be revisited next Monday.
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Las Bethoms
Uthern Wat Tide
Healtsy
C 4Ty
St. A.bir
City Attorley
Track aspirants show good form at home meet setup
Cedar Falls reports track tryouts for ten tentative places across distances. Greenley led the mile, Jayton-rap second. Mullinex led the two mile with Hunt close behind. Kadyr a dash winners were Churchill and Kissinger. Leighton led the 220 with Orr, Churchill and Woodcock close behind. Home meet Friday will select event winners to face Coe next weekend. weight events also decided.
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Cedar Falls
Benderthas
Greenley
Jayton-rap
Mullinex
Hunt
Churchill
Kissinger
Leighton
Jack Orr
Woodcock
Pasek
Roeder
Drake
Teachers College
Coe
Wartburg Normal Faces Tough Grid Schedule Next Fall
Wartburg college football views a demanding seven game slate for next season with nine starters returning and solid depth. The schedule opens at Oelwein and ends at Waverly with Mason City junior college as the season finale, plus contests versus Waldorf, Upper Town University, and others on select dates.
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Waverly
Wartburg
Oelwein Great Western
Mason City
Oelwein
Teachers College Seconds
Elsworth College
Town
T—Oclwein Great Western
Upper Town University
Weaverly
Waldorf College
Forest
Mason City Junior College
Waterloo Sunday School Baseball League Plans
Waterloo Inter-Sunday School Athletic Association officers meet at the Y M C A this evening to map the 1925 baseball season. Dr J H Buits, president, leads a plan to organize eight to ten teams with late afternoon games three or four days weekly and potential formation of a kittenball league for younger players.
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Waterloo Inter-Sunday School Athletic Association
J. H. Buits
The Smallmouth Bass Crowned King of American Angling
The author argues the smallmouth bass is the king of American game fish due to its fighting ability and wide distribution. He notes it outfights the large mouth by two to one, suits fly fishing, and is found alone or with largemouth in waters. Distinguishing features and simple identification tests are described.
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Tocoiana
Ohio
QO. WW. Smith
Ferhans
Osage High Team Wins Debating Honors
Osage high school defeated Chariton in a unanimous victory last night over the topic Shall the United States Enter the League of Nations The Osage team Henry Wilson Carlin Bucknam and Herlu Markusson presented the affirmative side and built a strong case The judges were Prof Fish Cedar Talis Burger Cedar Falls and Raecker Waverly
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Osage
Chariton
United States
League of Nations
Henry Wilson
Carlin Bucknam
Herlu € Markusson
Ullion
State University
Tha Als
Town City
Prof. Fish
Cedar Talis
Messrs. Burger
Cedar “Alls
Raecker, Waverly
Private airplanes on British market from De Haviland
A British market entry features a light plane by De Haviland priced around 4500 dollars with a later target of 3750. The 28 foot wingspan 60 hp engine plane achieves 20 mpg and 300 mile range with a 38 mph gearing. It claims easy piloting for the average man and reinforced landing on rough ground.
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Lonten
Man’s Airplane
de Haviland Company
Traveling Islands Annoy Navigators Off Australia
Beacons on sand islands off eastern Australia repeatedly fail to stay in place forcing frequent relocations by navigation authorities. A Beaver Day marker moved about 100 yards over two years, illustrating persistent migration of the cays despite guidance aids.
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Brisbane
Australia
Fourteen Iowa Bald Players to Train in St Louis
Fourteen Iowa baseball players accompanied by Coach Otto Voegel and trainer Dr Fieseler will depart tonight for St Louis for their first spring training trip. The first game is set against Saint Louis University tomorrow afternoon.
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Iowa Guy
Iowa
Otto Voegel
Dr. Fieseler
St. Louis
St. Louis University
Tama Indians Plan Des Moines Spring Powwow in Coliseum
Tama county Indians weigh moving their spring festivities to Des Moines to hold a powwow in the coliseum. Leaders seek approval to stage the event indoors with open brush wigwams, cooking and sleeping as in ancient times. The group traces ancestry to Des Moines area 300 years ago.
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United Press
Des Moines
Tama County
Edgar R. Harlan
Historical Department
Des Moines Coliseum
Tama Reservation
Marital Woes and Custody Disputes Hit Local Docket
Marion M Leckington files for separate maintenance against Carl A Leckington, married 1917, citing two children Arlene and Robert and asking 15 dollars weekly support. Leona Machamer seeks divorce from Thomas Machamer, married 1919, asking custody of two children Margaret and Thomasina and 30 dollars monthly support.
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Marion M. Leckington
Carl A. Leckington
Arlene
Robert
Leona Mashamer
Thomas
Machamer
Independence
Margaret Octavia
Thomasina Elaine
Observance Planned for 400th Anniversary of Tyndale Bible
Washington observers note the 400th anniversary of William Tyndale's English Bible translation with exhibits from universities and libraries. Dr. Cavert urges pastors and Sunday school workers to emphasize the milestone, highlighting Tyndale's martyrdom and the printing press's impact. Organizations like the International Council of Religious Education and the American Bible Society promote the effort.
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Washington, D. C
Samuel Ac
Crea Cavert
Federal Council of Churches
William Tyndale
Bristol
England
Tyndale
Outlaw Train-Guard Strategy Gains Noted Efficiency
A Spring report from lull England describes John Riley of Iowa leading a business group planning an Alaska expedition this month to seek a hidden silver vein said to be from the Klondike era. Riley claims the vein is two to eight inches thick and weighs tens of thousands of tons, with three others joining the quest to obtain samples and form a company to transport the metal by airplane to Vancouver, B C.
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Lull
Eng
John Riley
Lowa
Alaska
Riley
Ritey
Theatrical Notes from Plaza and Strand Theatres
Vaudeville and photoplay at Plaza underlined by A Woman Who Sinned critics say lacks redemption. At the Pinga the Finely Revue promises novelty with Henry Cantulano and Sturm Bistera in an up tempo program. Strand presents Peter Pan with Ernest Torrence as Captain Hook in Brenon’s film.
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Plaza Theatre
Henry Cantulano
Sturm Bistera
War Bishop
Orpheum Gaudavilla
Homer Coghill
Cailed
Peter Pusa
Captain Hook
Herbert Brenon
Peter Pan
Bandit Patrol Nixon Flyer Marries Before Honeymoon
Leighton, a Milwaukee man employed by the Mexican government, patrols the Monclova to Piedras Negras line by airplane watching for bandits. He pilots trains ahead of the cars and scans the Chaparral for outlaws. The couple recently married, and their bridal hunt for bandits was part of a daily patrol routine.
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Monclova
Mexico
Illmer Leighton
Milwaukee
National Railways of Mexico
Piedras Negras
Rio Grande
Leighton
Manclova
Claily
Clemencia Contreras
Call of the Canyon finale at Palace Theatre today
The Paramount production of The Call of the Canyon closes with final showings at the Palace Theatre today. Richard Dix Lois Wilson and Barbara Davy star in the Zane Grey story of New York society and Arizona ranch life. Also at the Haile Theatre Coon’s Bean Trust shows gradual improvement in scenery and effects for Rainbow Girls entertainment.
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Paramount
Palace Theatre
Richard Dix
Lois Wilson
Blarjore Davy
Zane Grey
New York Society
Arizona
The Midnight Express at Crystal Theatre
The Midnight Express is lauded as a thrilling drama directed with flair at the Crystal Theatre. Whaine Hammerstein leads with Willams Haines as her dashing hero in a well cast production praised for its pacing and dramatic balance.
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Ain Excellant Gast
Crystal Theatre
Whaine Hammerstein
Willams Haines
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