Iowa Officials at Des Moines Station for Kendall Funeral
Des Moines reports describe Iowa officials and citizens gathering at Rock Island Station to greet the Kendall funeral train for former governor Kendall's widow Mrs Kendall after a Naples illness. Gov Hammill and state officials extended sympathy as the casket was moved to a funeral parlor. burial planned for Century cemetery.
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Upg
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Kendall
Aftgr
Naples
Itishy
Jeaay
Centuryviy
Kendell
Iowa
Rock Island
Fred Mwnter
Kendal
Hammill
Lewis Lasher
State Executive Council
Forest Drive
Lowa
Gov. Kenda Health
Kenda
Capitalizin' Fame and the Pull of Public Notice
The piece argues fame breeds opportunism as entertainers and public figures chase money through endorsements, notebooks, and appearances. It cites Jack Dempsey, Gene Tunney, Alvin York, Gerald Chaplin, and Paul Whiteman as examples. It notes readers’ appetite for coverage and the paradox of public figures seeking privacy while profiting from notoriety.
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Jack Dempsey
Jest
Joatin
Gstat
Gene Tunney
Alvin York
Gerald
Sean
Widow and Boarder Deny Slaying in Gary, Ind
Chicago April 10 AP investigation fails to resolve the murder of Gary steel worker Sebh Malling. Mrs Virginia Mullins widow and William Donaldson a boarder were held. Donaldson claimed he urged Mullins to take a $3000 life policy and then said he was at work during the shooting.
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Chicago
Tes
Sebh Malling
Gary
Ind
Virginia Mins
William A. Donaldson
Mullins
Bob
Donaldson
Potice
Waverly Woman Marks 90th Birthday Observance
Waverly April 16 The ninetieth birthday of Mrs. Mary Covert is observed by family with a finger party at her daughter Mrs Mary Star who resides there. Another daughter Mrs George Clark arrives from Chicago and a granddaughter Mrs L T Conner from New York. Mr Conner is expected for dinner. Flowers and decorations adorn the home.
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Waverly
Mary Covert
Marry Star
George Clark
Chicago
L. T. Conner
New York
Conner
Pisk
Yavender
Junior High Drama Club Presents A One Act Comedy
A one act comedy titled Anne Ma fitda's Birthday Party was staged yesterday by the junior high drama club with involvement from the arithmetic club. The performance featured a lively cast with strong interpretive work and took place in the regular afternoon session.
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Junior High Drama Club
Anne Mafitda
Arametic Club
Fybor Hinine
Aye Ronan
Mattos
Lutherans Oppose Bible in Public Schools
A Lutheran group protested public school Bible readings claiming it violates church and state separation. The article notes opposition to Bible inclusion and asserts religious freedom and secular public education should prevail nationwide.
Women Who Work Judge Learns Get Pick of Husbands
Chicago April 10. Judge William L Morgan of the court of domestic relations says women with jobs have first pick of husbands while unemployed women must wait their turn. He notes he does not think women should work as they upset husbands and many working wives complain when their husbands leave them.
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Chicago
INS
William L. Morgan
The
Coure of Domestic Relations
Six East High contestants named for district music meet
Six students from East High were chosen to compete in the district music contest on April 23 and 24. Miss Virginia Wish won first in girls vocal, Miss Miriam Boysen was second, Michael Klinett led the vocal contest, with George Ancalor second. Bernice Berge won piano, Aming Strom was second. The East High entries include the school band and orchestra.
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East Fiph
East High
Virginia Wish
Miriam Boysen
Michael Klinett
George An
Cedar Malla Elects Superintendent At Four Dollar Salary
A VDSON Cedar Malla article notes the election of a former city official as superintendent of a local school. He previously held similar roles at Hansell for eight years and will be paid four dollars in salary. The report preserves names and places with a concise local tone.
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Avdson
Cedar Malla
Carl ‘City
This Place
Nas
Hansell
Unclear names and dates from damaged OCR text
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous unreadable personal names and scattered markers like March and April, with references to families and possible events. No coherent event or clear entities emerge to form a factual summary or determinate headline.
Marines Colonel Plans Guilty Plea for Care of Wife
San Diego April INS reports on the eve of a court martial for intoxication and conduct unbecoming an officer. Col Alexander Williams, urged to plead guilty to avoid testimony from fellow officers and possibly his wife, faces Gen Smedley D. Butler. Witness testimony could influence the strategic plea.
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Alexander Williams
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Marine Corps
Tle Williamshee
Hotel
del Caroanda
Gen. Butler
Philadelphia
United States Marine Base
Sol. Williams Tolly
Volus
Solonel
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Witner
Col Willaims
Wayne
Palomd
Gen Patter
Standard Oil Credit Details Reported for 1925
In California on April 10, 1925 the annual wage and credit figures of the Standard Oil Company were disclosed. The report notes a 16.98 percent rate for the year and provides a broad view of stock obligations and compensation details revealed to the public.
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Ancisco
Cal
Standard Oil
Galfornia Y Tande
Sista
Izaak Walton League Elects New Chicago Leader
Chicago April 10. Charles W. Folds of Chicago began his term as president of the Izaak Walton League after a stormy session that ousted William H. Dilg. Herbert Hoover was named honorary vice president, with Wood as first vice president and other officers elected. Dilg rejected a $6,600 pension, denouncing it as an insult.
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Gearse
W. Wadd
Raro
Walton League of America
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William H. Dine
Jackson Mole
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Izsak Walton Beacue
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Herbert Hoover
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Robertson
Oklahomma City
Okla
George H. Selaver
Aminneapois
Minn
Fred N. Peet
Thornhill Brown
League
High Court Rules Police Picketing of Drugstore Saloons
Des Moines April 10. The Iowa Supreme Court voided an injunction on police picketing at the Dietz drugstore, ruling Chief Cavander’s search of patrons for liquor purchases overstepped legal bounds. Justice Morling noted Dietz had prior liquor sales, preventing clean hands in court.
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INS
James Cavander
State Supreme ‘Court
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Dietz
Lester L. Thompson
B.A. Morling
Scott Funeral to Be Conducted Sunday at Dale Chapel
The funeral for Ray D L Scott, who killed himself with a shotgun Thursday afternoon, will be held Sunday at Dale chapel and be private. The body will go to Poyner township for interment in a family plot near Raymond. His widow and two sons from a previous marriage are named, including Manuel Grant Scott, nine, with a mother in Waterloo, and Eugenia Scott, living with friends in Marshalltown.
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Dale Chapel
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Manurir Grant Scoth
Waterloo
Eugena.! Sever
Marshalltown
Hausman to Start Motor Freight Service Monday
W Hausman received reauthorization from the Town and Road Commission to begin motor freight service between Waterloo and Eldora. He will make his first trip Monday morning from Wateron between 4 and 9 30 a m, returning about 4 p m. The regular schedule will be set after the first week, with one round trip daily. He will stop at Dike and Grundy Center.
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Rilt Road Commission
Stark Motor
Waterloo
Eldora
Waterton
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Sansman
Dike
Grundy Geater
British Posters Show Subtle Yet Powerful Urban Charm
A Paul Davis building gallery hosts an English poster collection from London Underground and bus ads. The posters emphasize inviting country scenes and historic motifs with pale colors, not smash value, including images labeled North Downs Thames Valley and Beaconsfield, with the notable piece The Tres sochs praised as standout.
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Chicago
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Academy Art
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Eton
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Hyde Mark
Kew Gardens
Davies
Klad
Possession Plea Denied in Suit Over Inch of Land
Philadelphia April 10 A claim of adverse possession over an inch of land opposite City Hall was pressed by Thomas E. Baxter against Girard Trust Company and denied by Judge Howard A. Davis. The Baxter building owner asserted long term open adverse use, but the court found no hostile claim or clear ground possession, noting possible overhang due to settling and lack of proof of continuous occupancy. The decision emphasized the doctrine of adverse possession and reversed Baxter’s claims.
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Common Pleas Court No. 2
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