Rookie pitcher signs with Waterloo club after cross state talks
Cletus Dixon, manager of the Waterloo baseball club, arrived from Quincy IL and signed a rookie pitcher named Rehoilts who will report with other candidates April 24. Sunulta, a right hander with a sharp curve, played in the Illinois independent circuit last season and is expected to trouble Valley League batters. Ed Wards is eyed as a potential infield addition if Dixon is not satisfied with other prospects next week. Shortstop Stuart Clarke, desired by Quincy manager Wingfield, may join Waterloo this season. Waterloo schedules a three game series at Quincy on April 24 25 and 26 as final session plans were completed. Archie Kelsey was sidelined by an old wand injury upon his return from the Boston Braves to Waterloo.
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Cletus Dixon
Waterloo
Quincy
Dixon
Rehoilts
Hawk
Sunulta
Iheyilmo
Ed Wards
Stuart Clarke
Wingfield
Gambol
Kelsey
Archie
Hawl
Twirler Sokllo
Boston Braves
Fragmentary report hints at shooting and legal testimony
A partial passage notes a shooting discussion and upcoming testimony. Dixon is cited predicting car involvement, while a judge or prosecutor rests the state’s case after hearing minor witnesses. The text then shifts to a local Masonic event in West Union, West Virginia, detailing a third degree conferral on a former resident by visiting masters.
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Dixon
Willlolli
Archie
Ryason
Masons Conde
West Union
West ‘Linia
Afington
Funeral of Civil War Veteran at Waverly Friday
Albert H. Woodfull, 78, Civil War veteran, died Wednesday morning of a stroke. Funeral at his family residence in Waverly, Va, Friday at 2:30 p.m. Rev Cr Bacon of the Methodist Episcopal church to officiate. Survived by widow, son Dan, daughter Mrs Charles Cave of Waverly, and another son A Woodruff of Brantwood Wisconsin.
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Dan
Charles Cave
Brantwood
Wis
Defense Witnesses on Stand Today in Police Chief's Case
Creston Iowa April 16 Defense witnesses were to be called today in the case of Police Chief W A McKee charged with manslaughter in the death of W A Ryason. Ryason was shot from ambush while riding with Mrs Daisy Porter near Creston after officers signaled them to stop. The car did not stop and McKee and deputy Glenn Stargell opened fire. Ryason died days later from the wound. Mrs Porter was to testify today.
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Creston
W. A. McKee
W. A. Ryason
Ryason
Daisy Porter
McKee
Glenn Stargell
Porter
Social Clinic May Double Service
The city health department may run the social disease clinic at the Social Welfare League two nights a week instead of Tuesday, due to a steady rise in cases. Miss Anne Denton, superintendent, announced the plan.
Welfare clinic mix shifts as staff changes noted
The first night saw a rise to nearly a dozen patients with a definite plan to be set after the clinic next Tuesday. Miss Helen Little, a Social Welfare League case worker for three months, resigns to return to Kentucky. She will be replaced by Miss Mildred Bucklin, a Des Moines social service worker and University of Nebraska graduate, starting May 1.
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Helen Little
Social Welfare League
Kentucky
Mildred Bucklin
Des Moines
Bucklin
University of Nebraska
Nine Die in Korean Mine Explosion Near Ringsemen
Nine rathers were killed and seven injured in a mine explosion near Rings enmen, Korea. Advices say the blast occurred today and casualties include several seriously hurt workers.
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Hast
Tokio
INS
Rathers
Ringsenmen
Korea
Hein J Today
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