Soldier in Grave Nos Buddies Wh Carry the Banner
By United Press San Francisco April two medals and an undying memory are left to Peter B. Kyne from Sergeant Henry J. Ryan of the Seventh Canadian Infantry. Ryan died of wounds at Vimy Ridge. Kyne received a modest estate and a request to inscribe an epitaph: He was a man.
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United Press
San Francisco
Henry J. Ryan
Peter BG. Kyne
Kyne
Ryan
Guadalana
Petie
Renni
Kyae
Weill
Kyme
Europe
Kyat
Henry Ryan
Peter B. Kyne
Weighing Babies by Rural Carriers Recommended
Associated Press reports in Minneapolis that Dr. Hubert Work urges continued infant weighing during hot months. Weighing began in the Minneapolis-Minnetonka Parcel post service under Postmaster Purdy, with drivers now weighing infants on the dock as a humane postal effort. Thousands of families move to Lake Minnetonka districts, and mothers seek weight status to gauge health.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Hubert Work
Work
R E. A. Purdy
Minneapolis-Minnetonka
Lake Minnetonka
Purdy
Postal Administration
Divorce Suit Filed by Ida Mason Against George Mason
Ida Mason files for divorce from George Mason alleging cruel treatment. He is her husband since April 1 1910 at Richard Mont. The couple has four sons, three of whom are in an orphanage in Davenport and the oldest in another institution.
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Ida Mason
Géorge Mason
Richard
Mont
Davenport
A Six Room Stucco House by Chas S Bedgwick
A compact servantless six room stucco home designed by Chas S Bedgwick showcases a sun parlor front, living room with fireplace, built in bookcases, oak floors, a second floor with three bedrooms and bath, attic storage, full basement, and patio porch. Estimated build cost ranges from 3600 to 7500 dollars, excluding plumbing and heating.
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Chas
Bedgwick
Rockefeller Says Wealth Will Not Buy Happiness Except When Spent
John D Rockefeller plans long life and simple living in Ormond Beach Florida. He believes wealth is a tool to make the world better and happier and not a source of happiness itself. The aging magnate chats with locals, enjoys music and golf, and speaks of philanthropy while viewers compare him to Ford and wonder about his health.
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Eee Morris
Internati News Service
T Ormond Beach
Fin
Rockefelier
Hare
Standard Oil
Henry Foard
Detroit
Elana
America
Ford
Shen
Florida
Tarrytown
Wall Street
Money King
Ormond
John D. Rockefeller
Grandpa Smith
Tel
Sin
Johns D
Aloha
Women Relied Corps to Honor Comrade McCardell
Members of the Women’s Relief corps will meet at the J. G. Pilson residence at 127 Riehl Street at 2 30 p m tomorrow to attend the funeral rites of Comrade C C McCardell.
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C. C. McArdell
Women's Relief Corps
J. G. Pilson
Riehl Street
C. C. McCardell
Playgrounds Delinquent Care Spreads Across Nation
New York April 8 Under the influence of municipal playgrounds the juvenile delinquent is shrinking nationwide says the Playground and Recreation Association of America in a survey of 502 cities. About 9 million dollars was spent on public recreation up from 7.5 million in 1920 with bond issues totaling five million dollars by 20 cities. Over a million dollars in property was donated for playgrounds and recreation facilities. Detroit and Chicago led spending while Duluth Memphis and others funded pools golf courses theatres and dancing classes. The survey notes more than 100 cities run summer camps at reasonable rates and a growing wave of organized recreation across the country.
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Associated Press
New York
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Bill
Chicago
Detroit
Duluth
Mins
Memphis
Genoa Conference Opens War Reduction Plans in Europe
Genoa gears up for a major push to cut land armaments and revive trade as premier Lloyd George leads a broad coalition workshop with France and Poland resisting some cuts. The conference aims to deflate currencies, balance budgets, reopen Russia to foreign trade, and foster postwar growth amid U.S. absence.
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Frank E. Mason
Genoa
Europe
Lloyd George
England
France
Poland
Germany
Russia
United States
Turkey
T Hat
George Tciteherin
Moscow
Jugo-Slavia
Near East
Poincare
Hughes
Washington
America
Richard Washburn Child
Italy
Rotary club adopts daughter in Kingston N C affair
Kingston N C Rotary club employed two young women unseen by most members. The schools superintendent told directors an able high school student would quit studies to support a widowed mother. The club agreed to pay wages, focusing on boys but the ward became a girl. The club pledges to fund her graduation and possible marriage. Also lists marriage licenses for Jerome V Landan and others.
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Kingston
N. C
Rotary Club
Mewborn
Waterloo brief notes and social updates
Mrs Bennett Johnson of North Wood spent Friday with friends on Lincoln Street. Her brother in law S S Wright died after two months illness in a Chicago hospital. Waterloo Salvation Army officials planned a budget appeal in Dubuque. Evelyn Wiegand is in Chicago coaching advanced piano with Victor Heinze and staying at the Three Arts club. She'll return to Waterloo in June to resume teaching. Commander Edward LaPlount advertises a Picture of the world’s most beautiful woman in the Sunday Tribune.
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Bennett Johnson
Northwood
Frank J. Bowers
P. Sigi
Lincoln Street
Chicago
S. S. Wright
Waterloo Salvation Army
Dubuque
Evelyn Wiegand
Victor Heinze
Three Arts Club
Waterloo
Edward LaPlount
Chicago Sunday Tribune
Pastor of Greek Church in Waterloo Appeals for His Country and Countrymen
Rev Christopher Morkkies, pastor of St Dimitrios in Waterloo, joins Greek Americans urging President Harding to press allied nations to free the Near East from Turkish rule. He writes of Greece's struggle for home rule, warns of Turkish oppression, and calls US action to aid Christian peoples in Asia Minor. He appeals to mothers and the Christian world for support and relief efforts.
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Waterloo
St. Dimitrios
Harding
Near East
Christopher Morkides
Greece
Turkey
France
Alsace and
Lorraine
Athens
Africa
Asia Minor
Asia
America
Armenia
Pontus
Egan faces retrial in Arson Insurance Case
Sioux Falls April 8 The state of South Dakota versus George W Egan, charged with making false insurance claims after the Al Fresco resort fire, is set for retrial in circuit court April 10. Egan, a long active political figure, was previously convicted in 1920 and sentenced to two years, then released on appeal.
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Associate Press
Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota
George W. Egan
Egan
State Supreme Court
al Fresco
Martin Bergh
Lewis Larson
Media
Frank B. Smith
Mitchell
Smith
Egan's
Attorners
Kegan
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Woman Farmer Seeks Alabama Congress Seat
Albany, April 8. Mrs. Lelia Seton Edmundson, a 1600 acre Morgan county farmer, announces her bid for the Eight Alabama district seat in the lower house. She says more real dirt farmers are needed in Congress and aims to show lawmakers what farmers face while improving rural life and recognition.
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Albany
Ala
Congress
Lelia Seton Edmundson
Alabama
Edmundson
Morgan County
Washington
Kansas court to decide proper length of skirt
In Kansas a court case over school dress rules questions whether a board may enforce skirt length. Alice Hansen and Maude Buchanan, both 15, were expelled for skirts three inches above the knee, a district judge ruled, and the case advances to the state Supreme Court amid heated local debate and nationwide advice.
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Associated Press
Lawrence
Kan
Supreme Court of Kansas
Hugh Means
Vinland
Alice Hansen
Maude Buchanan
Vinland High School
Alice
Maude
A. Hansen
Vinland School Board
Hansen
Means
Supreme Court
Buchanan
Howne
Judge Means
United States
Grinnell College to Limit Freshmen to 350 Registrants
Grinnell Iowa April 8 For the first time in history Grinnell College will limit the number of registrants for college work this year beginning with the school year starting in September according to an announcement by J H T Main president The college has selected students admitted as freshmen for years and will limit matriculants to 350 in a total registration of 850 for the coming year The aim is to obtain a selected student body and ensure each student receives the highest benefits while upholding democracy mental discipline and Christian training
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Grinnell, Ja
Grinnell College
J. H. T. Main
Althe Grinnell College
Main
Grinnell
Commonwealth of Iowa
Old landmarks go as Cleveland clears new depot
Cleveland begins wrecking the heart of downtown to clear space for the 46 million Union Terminal project. The demolition targets historic buildings bounded by Prospect, Ontario, Vinegar Hill, Canal Road and West Third Street, with $12 million planned for the first year and thousands to be employed. Cleveland Union Terminals Company leads the effort.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Prospect Avenue
Ontario Street
Vinegar Hill
Canal Road
Third Street
Union Station
Public Square
Cuyahoga River
Cleveland Union Terminals Comany
F P. van Steringen
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