West High selects Graser as 1925 track captain
Graser was elected captain of the West High track squad for 1925 at a meeting yesterday afternoon. The senior feller man has been a member of the team for years and will graduate in June. Coach Sart is training him for sprints and the 440 yard dash.
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Alic Graser
Ralph Sart
Graser
Old Rose
St High
Sarff
I Fraser
Frank Hurlburt
Nipton
Wes
Itzer
Holgate
Potter
Switzer
Iowa ticket push for 1926 grid games at Hawkeye lair
Kenneth Griffin, ticket sales manager at the University of Iowa, begins reservations for the 1926 football season. Alumni receive application blanks by mail for 50-yard line seats for the Iowa-Illinois homecoming on October 27. About 7,000 alumni expected, with five visiting teams including Saint Louis University, Northwestern, Chicago, Illinois and Wisconsin.
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Iowa Gily
Iowa
Kenneth Griffin
Iowa-Mlinois
Hawkeye
Ansag
St. Louis University
Ibash
Illinois
Wisconsin
Wise Motors Nine Defeat Orange High 10-0
Wise Motor company baseball team defeated Orange township school 10 to 0 at Gedar River Park. Grange Mosher and Miller held the mound for Wise Motors with Hoffman and Innes behind them on defense. The nine allowed only nine hits while their bats collected seven. The game lasted six innings. Wise Motors seeks more games. teams may contact Harold Aden at 141 Cottage Street.
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Wise Motor Company
Orange Township
Gedar River Park
Grange S Mosher and Miller
Se Motors
Hoffman, Innes
Hoffman
Innes
Wise Motor
Harold
Aden
Cottage Street
Dunkerton High Triumphs 7-1 Over Dinsdale in Opener
Dunkerton high baseball opened the season defeating Dinsdale 7 to 1 at home. Dunston hurler allowed four hits while striking out seven. Guyer hit a two base homer in the fourth and L Philip added a three base hit with bases loaded. Dinsdale errors aided the Dunkerton victory as eight were charged to Dinsdale.
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Dunkerton
Dunston High
Nédaja
Dler
Uars
Iowa Defeats Tulane 5-1 in New Orleans
Iowa's baseball team won its first game of the season in New Orleans on April 11 as they defeated Tulane 5 to 1 during spring training. The contest marked Tulane's continued tough stretch as Iowa seized early control and maintained the lead throughout the game.
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New Orleans
Iowa Diversity
Tulane University
Wis
Inkeyes
Boxing headlines mix in early summer notes across cities
Saratoga Genu Tunney plans a high profile bout in New York. Mike McTigue pursues a $75 000 title shot with challenger names Gene Tunney Tom Gibbons and Stribling. Other notes cover boxing bouts and track meets from Albany Cleveland Palo Alto Ann Arbor Chicago Rochester and Rochester fields with athletes and promoters referenced.
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Saratoga
N.Y
Genu Tunney
Americn Light Ieay
Will Jz
White Sulphur Springs
Tom Gibbons
New York
Dle
Campere
Gene Mney
Tom Gibbetts
Cleveland
Cleveland Boxing Lion
Kul Kaplan
al Corbett
Cleverel
Manila
de Villa
Clever Sencio
Villa
Palo Alto
Cal
University of Oregon
Anford University
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Oppas
Sticky State
Lexington
Ayers
Chicago
Eigit
Ams
Loyola Reys
Emerson High
Gary
Indi St. Thomas High
St. Wal
Minn
St. Viator
Bourbonnais
Marquette ‘High
Milwaaukee
T Column
Duluique
Victoria High
Etoria
Thornton
Thorton
Misa Glenna Collett
England
Rochester
N. V
Howard Khinike
Boston Red Sox
Oakland
Washington University of California Avilt
Pacific Coast
Poughkeepsie
Radio Programs Listings Across Cities and Times
Daily schedule snippet lists numerous radio stations in Boston Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Davenport Denver Detroit and more with dozens of concerts orchestras recitals choirs talks and services including WGN KYW WLS WMAQ WOC KOA KSD and others for Saturday and Sunday hours and programs.
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Boston
Buffalo
Uvery
Harmony Girls
Senate Theatre
WESBH
Chicago Post
Sagert
WMAQ
Chicago News
Russell Pratt
Dan
Chicago Theate
WLW
Gineinnatt
Fafafone
Wesk
Cleveland
Sapalls News
Fai
Woc
Davenport
RCA
Denver
Detroit
Elgin
Magnet Worth Star
Telegram
Wsul
Iowa City
Tal Wdar
Kansas’ City
Star
Bs School of the Air
Frode
WHAS
Louisville
Louisville Courier” Journal (399,8) ,7:30, Concert; > Wauc
Spleninitts
Newaz
WOCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
China
Mooseheart
WIEN
York
S. Service
WOR
Newark
Kathleen Norris
Jefferson Memorial
Can“Cothgram
Woaw
Omaha
Sigma Guieron’ Society
Nightingales
Pittsburgh
Ende Khaybee
EDKA
ENP
Shenandoah
Springheid
St Pariton
KSD
St. Louis Post Dispatch
WEMO
Berrien Springs
Formar
WEEI
Roxy
WGR
WGN
Chicago ‘Tribune
Everning
Tlk
Los
Wod
Chicago
KYW
WLS
Little Brown Church
WEBH
Cincinnati
Wear
WEAA
Dallas News
Mrtle Symphony
KOA
Detroit News
WTAS
Des Moines
WMC
Golver's
Muslcmath
Affalo
Muse
WGS
Tribone
oFgan
WMA
Traction
Glee Club
WBAY
Columbus
News
WRAS
Arists
WHO
Whistler
Fort Worth Star Telegram
Hastings
KTHS
Hot Springs Park
Manes
WOS
Jefferson Ciy
WDAL
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Memphis Commercial Appeal
WCCO
T Wii
WCAL
Northfield
WoOaw
WCAK
Uncle Kraybee
Conoy
Bil
Kern Cert
Ee Kdka
Pilisoureh
WGX
Schenectady
Ksp
St. Louis
Pos
Dispatch
WCBD
Zion
Waterloo Boy Scout Camp Plans Belt Merit System
Waterloo Scouts announce a new camp merit belt system at camp with colored buttons for rank conduct and awards. The program uses three button groups including rank badges, conduct awards, and tribe honors, with belts completed by Sunday campfire. Registration numbers and multiple session interest point to a record Waterloo camp in 1925.
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Waterloo
Irthe
National Guard Companies Praised In Waterloo Inspection
Waterloo's two National Guard units received a very satisfactory rating in the annual inspection led by Maj. M. R. Burkle. Companies B and D, longtime leaders feeding the Iowa guard's first battalion, were praised for efficient organization, spacious armory, and well arranged equipment.
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Waterloo
National Guard
M. R. Burkle
Kansas National Guard
Iowa Guard
Burkle
Cedar-Iowa League to Hold Track Field Meet in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls April 11 Members of Cedar Iowa league will stage their first annual track and field meet on the Iowa State Teachers College track Saturday May 16 Coach Greene of Teachers high announced seven schools have already entered
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Cedar-Iowa League
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Greene
Teachers High
Schogis
Atraady An
Dodge Brothers 5 percent debentures sold for seventy five million
New York April 11 Dillon Read Co head of the syndicate offering 75 million dollars in Dodge Brothers 5 per cent debentures announced the bonds have been sold and the books closed.
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New York
Dillon, Read & Co
Dodge Brothers
Obituary for Mary Mathilda Herman Owen Dunkerton IA
Mary Mathilda Herman Owen died April at the state university hospital near Dunkerton Iowa. Born October 31 1899 in Bremer county she lived in Dunkerton vicinity all her life. She married Harry K Owen on October 5 1920 and is survived by her husband two children Dorothy and Gordon her parents Mr and Mrs G T Herman six brothers one sister and many relatives. Funeral services were held at Dunkerton Baptist church April 5 with Rev J Schroder delivering the sermon and a quartet providing music.
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Dunkerton
Mary Mathilda, Herman
Bremer County
State University
Gordon
G. T. Herman
Greadmother
Mathilda Holdiman
Joe Grinnell
Oscar Herman
Harold
Elias
Orville Claud
Robert
Dunkertton Baptist Church
Tox
Hoy
Schroder
Farm Work Ahead Two Weeks in I. C. Lines Territory
The Minnesota division of Illinois Central reports farm work two weeks earlier than usual due to a dry favorable season. Planting of small grains gardens potatoes and onions is well under way. Pastures are short, livestock survived winter well, and rainfall is urgently needed. Labor supply is ample and ground preparation for planting is ahead of schedule.
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Minnesota Division of
Illinois Central Railroad
L. E. McCabe
Manly
Denver Prohibition Raids Shake Underworld in Citywide Sweep
In Denver on Good Friday night, 189 people were jailed as police conducted the largest anti liquor raid in the city’s history. Officers from multiple agencies, led by Mayor Ben Stapleton, raided hotels, saloons, restaurants, and private homes, using a card index of suspicious places to guide the operation. Proceeding padlock actions and charges of violating prohibition laws, gambling, or vice are planned where evidence is found.
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Associated
Denver
Colo
Law
Seventeenth Avenue
Ben Stepleton
Prohibition Oficers
Ben Stapleton
Seventeenth Avenue Community Church
Enderlein Woman Sprains Left Ankle In Fall
Mrs. A. E. Enderlein injured her left ankle when she stumbled stepping from a car in the family garage. Initial fear of a fracture gave way to a diagnosis of a severe sprain by the physician. Marriage licenses: John A. Price and Lucile Atherten, Waterloo. Creszing R. Bender and John Paulus, Waterloo.
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A. E. Enderlein
Enderlein
John A. Price
Waterloo
de Creszing
R. Bender
John Paulus
Lucile Atherten
R A L and Helen Henna Wed in Chicago Ceremony
Chicago journalist Richard Henry Little known as R A L and Helen Mellon called Helen Henna were secretly wed at the Church of Divinity in the University of Chicago. The couple began a two month honeymoon with a stop in Davenport before traveling to Mexico aboard a train after the ceremony.
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Davenport, Ja
Chicago
Richard Henry Little
Chicago Tribune
Little
Davenport
Helen Mellon
Helen Henna
Church of Divinity
University of Chictago
Mexico
Guard Around Governor Ross Home Sparks Rumors
In Cheyenne Wyoming on April 11 a mysterious patrol of state prohibition agents was posted around Governor Nellie T. Ross's executive mansion. Officials offered no explanation and Mrs Ross declined to discuss motives amid unconfirmed rumors of a possible assassination attempt.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Nellie T. Ross
Aurora Promoters Plan Lou Rollinger Summer Ring Return
Lou Rollinger a Waterloo light heavyweight boxer will return from California within weeks to headline shows at Aurora and East Chicago during the summer Promoter Jack Sager of Denver will seek a match with Young Stribling Billy Gibson promises to send his fighter Gens to the circuit
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Lou Rollinger
Waterloo
California
Aurora
Chicago
Jack Sager
Denver
Rollinger
Billy Gibson
Gens
Elektrik-Maid Rakes Shops in St Paul
A local trade notice shows Elektrik-Maid opening or operating a shop at 821 Cedar Street in St Paul Minnesota, indicating business activity and location.
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Electrik-Maid Rake
Cedar St. St. Paul, Minn
Death at Harleton in Buchanan County
Mazleton, a pioneer resident of Buchanan county, died at his home on Friday at the age of 79. He leaves a widow and six children, Norne, Mre, Rees, Kyle, Ross, Don, and D. Keith, all listed as survivors. he was born in New York.
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Buchanan County
Norne
Mre
Rees
Kyle
Ross
Don
Chicago
D. Keith
Hazleton
New York
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Inkerton High Nine Downs
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WA Baseball
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Paul Herlenbach
State Commission
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WBAP
Fort Worth
Scar Telegram
Tralle- Kths
Hot ‘Springs Park
WSUS
Town City
Jefferson City
WDAPF
Kansas City
Wally
Mongeheart
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WEI
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Philadelphia
Lees
Woo
Pega
WCAU
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Wgy. Schenectady
Kene
Shenandozh
Eilent
WORD
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Radio! Digest
Waterloo Boy Scout Summons
Waterloo West
Josephine Murtagh
Emerson School
Boy Scouts of America
Daniels
Boy Scout Movement
Courtac
Wilson
Hhis
Gedartowa League
Towa
Vinton
Sa [Porte City
Teachers College High
Reiniveck
Dysart
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Toledo
I. C. Lines
Underworld
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Black Ulawk County
Brunswick Tires
Rubber Association of America
Schultz Auto Wrecking Co
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Schultz
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Dubuque, Towa
Waterloo Gold
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Midwest
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Northern Railway
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Cedar Rapids
Dunlop
Siegel’s Auto Supply Co
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Cédar Falls
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