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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1923

Page

16

Jersey City sergeant cleared by dying officer confession

Joseph Martin, a 21 year Jersey City police veteran dismissed in 1921 over a missing $100 from an amnesia patient, says former Lt Cornelius Noonan, now dying, found the money and returned it to its owner. Noonan's affidavit prompted Martin to seek rehearing and reinstatement, while Martin laments losing his home and status and states he forgives Noonan.

Gopdersey City NU J Joseph Martin Jersey City Martin M .Martin Cornelius ‘Noonan State Civil Service Commission Seventh Precinct John True John' Bentley Public Safety Commissioner Sinca Noonan Bentley Pqead Martin Tost Baldwin Avenue Montgomery Street

Radio program listings with concerts and talks in Davenport and Louisville

Radio schedules detail Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport events on 400 meters and 485 meters with weather, time signals, and market quotes. Courier-Journal Louisville times include Herbe C. Conrad selections, a George sees college orchestra concert, and Louisville Conservatory of Music program with soprano solos and instrumentalists. Readers are invited to send radio questions to Karl G. von Jackun for assistance.

Palmer School of Chiropracte Davenport Sandman Musiccatrogram Win Swindell Kiwanis Lab Rock Téland J. T. Mardy Soprans C. Orchestra Courier-Journal & Louisville Times Louisville Herbe C. Conrad Alamo Theatre Cyrus the Great S. H Wavana Garau George Ees College Georgetown Louisville Conservatory of Music Helen* Eichenberger Karl GC. von Jackun the Courier

President Harding To Deliver Radio Address In New York

President Harding will speak in a radio address on Thursday evening May 10 from the Metropolitan Opera house in New York City. Microphones will send his voice via telephone lines to the AT&T radio station for nationwide broadcast. The event marks the Volunteers of America twenty seventh anniversary with General and Mrs Ballington Booth honored. John W. Davis will serve as chairman.

Harding Metropolitan Opera New York City Opera House American Telephone & Telegraph Co WEBAF the Volunteers of America Ballington Booth John W. Davis Great Britain

Midwest players rank high among U S orchestras

Cedar Falls Iowa April 20 Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, to perform twice at Iowa State Teachers College auditorium Monday, is ranked by critics as second only to the Philadelphia Orchestra in excellence. Founded a little over 10 years ago under Emil Oberhoffer, it has grown steadily toward its founder’s ideal. Belgian conductor Henri Verbrugghen, famed Beethoven specialist, declined a magnificent offer from Australia to baton the Midwest ensemble. Verbrugghen’s vision suits the orchestra’s profile.

Cedar Falls Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Iowa State Teachers College Philadelphia Symphonic Organization Emil Oberhoffer Minneapolis Orchestra Jieuri Verbruggh

Beethovens Echoes Highlight Spring College Visit

Programs announced for the Teachers College visit include Beethovens influence as the third stop on the spring itinerary. Minneapolis players achieve perfect ensemble with reader-a quality vital for successful symphony as Waterloo music lovers expected to form a representative audience.

Beethoven Teachers ’College Rassemble Minneapolis Hay

Reading Without Eyes Claims Sciencists

Paris reports experiments at the Cochin Hospital with hidden observers asserting a "healing without eyes." Lois Forigoule leads the study on an undeveloped sense, using blindfolds and headband readings of colored papers and almanac dates. One subject read May 21 and other printed words under test.

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