Ford Jury Probe Links Woman and Jewish Salesman
Detroit reports government agents probing a jury scandal as Henry Ford moves for a mistrial in the Sapire label suit. Ford's lawyers accuse juror Mrs Cora Hoffman of fraternizing with a Jewish salesman J Miller while denying any discussion of the case. a new jury may be drawn and trial may resume Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Jury
Detroit
INS
Henry Ford
Sapire
Fred M
Raymond
Ford
Cora Hoffman
J. Miller
Hoffman
Ord
William HH. Gallagher
Sapiro
Marion Woman Demonstrates Mission at ME Convention
The Marion district reports a missionary demonstration led by Mrs A N Gleason Grace Church Water action to completion bones Our Needs address by Miss E Gould Tubalpur India. Election of officers followed with Ferguson Wa president Mrs F I Snider Mulls first vice president Borman Mason City and other posts filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Baker
Marion
the Foreign
Methodist
Episcopal i
Gilet
A.N. Gleason
of Grace
E. Gould
Jiubbalpore
India
Boeye
Mason‘ “City
Moines
Vas
HU ON. Graven
Greene
G.C. ‘Blunt
Charles City
L. Bi Apiy Geneva
Bristow
A. Ne
Gleason
Waterloo
H.T. Fisher
Two Towns Hit By Tornado Damage Report
Brazil Indiana April 20 An early report says a tornado last night caused about 50000 damage to farms and homes north of town. Six farms were struck as flood waters and wind tore through this section of the state. Victims are reported drowned in Secor of Victims area per today’s check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secor
Indiana
Brazil
Ind
Here
Aday
Rice Named Coach at Washington High School
Harry Rice, star athlete of the University of Iowa, has been named coach of the local high school to succeed A. A. McKinstry. Rice will assume his duties next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Washington
Harry Rice
University of Iowa
A. A. McKinstry
Famous sports trivia questions from a vintage issue
A quiz page asks who was nicknamed Old Red among hustlers, the Four Horsemen of Notre Dame, why Mrs. Molin Mallory was ineligible for the 1424 Olympic team, who formed the Big Four of American wits, the youngest major league veteran, a famed pitcher with a crippled hand, the members of a celebrated 100000 infield, which football institution lacks a three year rule, the Whales Olympic trio, and the youngest American Olympic champion. Answers appear on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Molin Mallory
American Wits
Temperatures Shown For Tuesday Through Wednesday
Readings show a high on Tuesday with around thirty degrees and a low near six tenths. On Wednesday expect temperatures around seven degrees during the day and a similar range overnight with light precipitation possible.
Aristocrats of Dogdam Vie at Forum Show
A Roseville dog show report from Cedar Valley Kennel Club at Forum Hall highlights the friendly Water loo visitor from St. Louis and the striking Princess Orloff of Lasky, a Russian wolfhound born Sept 1925. Owners Mrs Theodore J Bendlae Cedar Rapids and F M Shores Cedar Valley Kennel Club president are noted along with other peers like Topsy, best of the bloodhounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dogdam
Emma
Heller
Roseville Barrie
Roseville
Cedar Valley
Princess Orloff
Lasky
Romanoff, Lasky
Rosetta of
Orloff
Theodore J. Bendlae
Cedar Rapids
Tom
Waterloo
F. M. Shores
Topsy
Des Moines Oversubscribed State Bond Issue
Des Moines April 20 The 3.5 million dollar anticipatory bond issue under a recent act will be oversubscribed by Monday says State Treasurer Ray E. Johnson. He reports more applications than can be handled and new ones arriving daily. Funds from warrants will pay state claims and support a sinking fund from public funds on deposit in closed banks. Warrants bear 4 1/2 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ray E. Johnson
Johnson
Iowa bootleggers face fingerprinting under new law
The Forty second general assembly enacted a statute requiring bootleggers and other criminals to be fingerprinted. Chief Charles Mobbs received a letter from James E B Risden, head of the state Dept of Justice Bureau of Investigation, confirming the law is now in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Charles
James EB. ‘Risden
Bureau
State Department of Justice
Forty-second General Assembly
City Asks New Trial In Injury Suit
Mrs. B E Howard won a $550 verdict against Waterloo for a sidewalk fall at Franklin and Fourth streets. City Attorney Walter P Jensen filed a motion for a new trial arguing irregularities in the judge's instructions and an added jury note allowing expenses without amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B E. Howard
Waterloo
J. W. Thompson
District Court
Walter P. Jensen
Howard
Franklin and
Fourth Streets
Jensen
Sheriff Wagner to Speak at Waterloo NAACP Meeting
Sheriff H. T. Wagner will be the principal speaker at the Waterloo Chapter NAACP meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Mount Carmel Baptist Church. He will discuss law enforcement. A musical program includes numbers by a quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Wagner
Waterloo
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
Aw Enforcement
Marriage Licenses Registered in Canada Dysart Waterloo
A list of marriage licenses shows Frank Thiesen of Canada and Mary Badger of Dysart. Floyd Poyner of Waterloo and E Josephine Parker of Waterloo also listed. Frank J. Karkosh of Hudson and Mathilda M Horstman of Reinbeck are registered. Russell Freese of Gladbronk and Thelma M Clark of Garwin appear with multiple dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thiesen
Canada
Mary Badger
Dysart
Floyd Poyner
Waterloo
E. Josephine Parker
Frank J. Karkosh
Hudson
Mathilda M. Horstman
Reinbeck
Russell Freese
Gladbronk
Thelma M. Clark
Garwin
Rail line washed out between Keokuk and Alexandria
A small creek between Keokuk Iowa and Alexandria Missouri overflowed its banks and washed out about two feet of Burlington railroad track. Trains are being routed via Quincy and Galesdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Keokuk
Alexandria
Burlington Railroad
Quincy
Galesdare
Hearing Set on Removal of John Ho Mehsting Family
Des Moines April 2. A hearing on Truman Jones's request to return John Ho Mehsting and his seven children to Aloo ington, DL, on grounds they may become public charges, has been scheduled for April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Oas
Truman Jones
John Ho Mehsting
Alooington, DL
Negro on Trial Again In Burlington Murder Case
John W. Jonney is tried again for the murder of Jon Perry, captain of police. Six witnesses were examined yesterday during the Burlington case, with proceedings continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Ela
John W. Jonney
Jon Perry
Prodigy Nazaroff Enters Tashkent University Early
In Tashkent, Russian Turkestan, 16 year old Nicholas Nazaroff is described as a mathematical lecturer and prodigy. He reportedly completed university courses in four years and entered the university at age 10, following standard ordinances and preliminary studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tashkent
Russian Turkestan
Nicholas Nazaroff
Tashkoent University
Uist Ordinariiv Ike
Une
Des Moines River Among New Gov flood Warnings
Washington April 20 The weather bureau issued new flood warnings due to recent rains in Oklahoma Missouri and Iowa and rising Mississippi and other rivers Des Moines river from Tracy Iowa to the mouth and Mississippi from Keokuk Iowa to Hannibal Missouri are named along with the Arkansas from Oxford Kansas to the Oklahoma line the Neosho in Kansas and the Missouri between Kansas City and Lexington Missouri Moderate floods are also shown for the Maumee river in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Oklahoma
Missouri
Iowa
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Des Moines
Tracy
Keokuk
Hannibal
Arkansas River
Oxford
Kan
Oklahoma Line
Neosho River
Kansas
Missouri River
Kansas City
Lexington
Waverly Farmer Wins Old Fiddlers Contest in Waterloo
Waverly farmer Baskins, 60, won first prize of 5 in the Old Fiddlers contest at K of P hall under Modern Woodmen of America and Waterloo Playground commission. His selections Devils Dream and Herr Schmidt. Other contestants from Waterloo and nearby towns won smaller prizes. judges included J A McEwan, Martin Parker, and J W Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ky Baskins
W.A. Renn
S. Palmer
Cedar Falls
J. A. McEwan
East
Martin Parker
J. W. Wilson
Woman Slashed in Noon Argument at Home
Alice Hayes of 219 Towelfth street west suffered a severe cut on her right arm during a noon argument with Bob Green a former barber shop porter. Hayes says Green attempted to secure a room at her house. Green, described as Black, was being sought by officers. Hayes was taken to Presbyterian Hospital by police ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hayes
Towelfth Street
Bob Green
Hayes
Presbyterian Hospital
Green
Polk County Bar to hear J Ham Lewis address
Des Moines April 20 The Polk County Bar association will hear an address by J Ham Lewis former United States senator of Illinois The talk will cover Americas foreign relations and policy implications for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham Lewis
Des Moines
INS
Polk County Bar Association
J. Ham Lewis
Illinois
United States
Lewis
America
Four Bills Face Veto by Hamill Mill
Des Moines April 20. Four bills passed by the recent general assembly may receive the governor's veto, it was learned today. One prohibits solicitors from canvassing rural schoolhouses or on school premises. Another concerns erection or repair of schoolhouses costing over 1000 dollars. A third allows public school children to attend out of state high schools where local facilities are lacking with tuition paid by the state. The fourth grants the Des Moines board of waterworks power to establish golf courses and other recreational facilities on waterworks properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
General Assembly
Des Moines Board of Waterworks Trustees
Bethany Savings Bank Closed as Second in Week
Bethany Missouri on April 20 the Bethany Savings Bank with resources over 364000 was closed. It was the second bank to close this week following Harrison County Bank which shut its doors Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Bethany Savings Bank
Harrison County
Switches Jobs in Nevada Iowa Council Seat
W H Harlan, recently elected council man at large, resigns to become town marshal. His council seat is filled by Charles EB Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
INS
W.H. Harlan
Charles EB. Armstrong
Firemen Save Garver Hardware Store Fire Damages Des Moines
Des Moines officers report a morning blaze at Garver Hardware caused about 34000 dollars in damage. Firemen battled the flames and saved the store, with crews containing the blaze to structure interiors and protecting nearby stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Garver Hardware Company
Prominent Iowa Minister Dr H H Green Dies in California
Dr H H Green longtime northeast Iowa minister and former presiding elder of the Dubuque and Decorah districts died in Long Beach California on Monday at age 84. Funeral services are set for Cedar Falls next Sunday with interment in Decorah Monday. A Civil War captain and Twenty first General Assembly member, he was a noted writer and speaker with wide Iowa connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Green
Mrs Emmargene Edwards 81 died after long illness
Mrs Emmargene A Edwards 81 died at 4 30 am at her home 627 Park avenue east after an extended illness a stroke of paralysis nearly a year ago She was born in Waterbury Connecticut and lived in Independence before moving to Waterloo twenty years ago She was a member of the Independence Presbyterian church Surviving sisters are Mrs Z T Burkett and Mrs B E Keyton The body is at O Neefe Towne mortuary pending funeral arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmargene A. Edwards
Park Avenue East
Emmargene A. Watters
Waterbury
Iowa
Independence
Thomasdwards
Funeral services for Mrs. Susan Bowman
Funeral services for Mrs. Susan Bowman who died yesterday will be held at p.m. today at Ristner funeral home with Rev. J. Richmond Morgan of the First Congregational Church officiating. The body will be taken to Stoystown, Pa., for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Bowman
Ristner Funeral Home
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Stoystown
Willard Newell 65 Dies in St Francis Hospital
Willard Newell of Fairbank Iowa died at 3 am today in St Francis hospital from a complication of ailments after an extended illness. He was born March 10 1862. He is survived by a brother J in Fairbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Newell
Fairbank
St. Francis Hospital
Jpairbank
Rainfall Surpasses Normal Across Iowa State
Des Moines April 20 report shows nearly three times normal rainfall in Iowa last week totaling 1.9 inches for the state, with the northwest district receiving about three inches. Farm work largely halted, winter wheat, grasses, clovers and alfalfa making good progress while oats are broadcast and germinating, according to Charles D. Reed of the weather bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles’ D. Reed
Weather Bureau
Reed
Mary Moran Dies After Fall From Tree at Home
Cedar Falls April 20 Miss Mary Moran about 60 died at Sartori hospital from gangrene after removal of her left leg due to a severe fracture suffered when she fell from a tree while placing a birdhouse Saturday night. She lay on the ground hours before neighbors found her. A sister Mrs Duffy and a visiting niece from Fonda are here. Moran had lived here for many years. her father once worked as a bridge tender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Mary Moran
Sartori Hospital
Gangstene
Fonda
Spring Presbytery Meets at Greene to Transact Business
Examination of candidates for ordination and other business was under way at the spring meeting of Waterloo presbytery in Greene Iowa. Dr R D Echlin Cedar Falls moderates the session which opened last evening and will close tonight with practical complete representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Greene
Waterloo Presbytery
R. D. Echlin
Cedar Falls
Tents Sent to Flood Refugees from Des Moines
A consignment of shelter supplies from Fort Des Moines was shipped to flood districts in Mississippi and Arkansas. The army medical depot in St. Louis ordered 160 tents and poles 8000 tent pins and about 4000 blankets to aid victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Fort Des Moines
Mississippi
Arkansas
Army Medical Depot
St. Louis
Conference Terms At Clear Lake Epworth Institute
Miss Dorothy Ferris of Chicago head of Epworth League research meets Clear Lake Epworth League Institute officials in Waterloo. Attendees include Rev Clyde Baker manager Dr W Glenn Rowley and Dr Earl A Roadman dean. Summer session runs July 25 to 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ferris
Chicago
Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Waterlo
Clear Lake
Epworth League Institute
Clyde Baker
W. Glenn Rowley
Vinton
Earl A. Roadman
Grace Methodist Eipiscopal Church
Clear Lake Institute
Cat Bite Causes Rabies Risk Near Lake Madison
Sioux Falls reports a child, Ruby Nichols, near Lake Madison, developing rabies from a cat bite. She remains in serious condition and has begun Pasteur treatment in a hospital as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux
Falls
S. D
Ruby Nichols
Lake Madison
West High Orchestra Heads to District Music Contest
The West High symphony of 75 musicians will bid for honors at the district music contest hosted by West High. More than 1,000 northeastern Iowa students are expected to attend Friday and Saturday events. Ralph Pronk directs the orchestra, with judges Prof F E Kendrle, Miss Olive Barker, Prof John L Conrad, Karl L King, Maj Frederick Doetzel, Prof Luther A Richman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West ‘High Symphony
West High
Iowa
Ralph Pronk
Fred? J. Kluse
F. E. Kendrle
University of Townz
Olive
Three Months Right Vacation Length Advised by Doctor
Hollywood Florida article reports Dr. George H Simmons, longtime editor of the American Medical Journal, recommending a three month annual vacation for businessmen to live longer and be more successful. He urges taking time off after nine months of steady work, arguing every wrongdoer deserves rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Fla
George H. Simmons
American Medical* “Journal
Lowden Mourns Nation's Loss in Campbell's Death
Cedar Falls April 20 The death of Macy Campbell is a loss to society as stated by Frank O Lowden former Illinois governor in a telegram to I H Seerley president of Teachers College The message expresses deep sympathy to Mrs Campbell and family and notes Campbell's strong appeal and important work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Macy Campbell
Frank 0. Lowden
Illinois
I. H. Seerley
Teachers College
Committee Still Looking For State College Head
Des Moines April 20 IP There is nothing to say about selecting a new president for Iowa State College. H Gammill secretary of the state board of education said the educational committee is looking around and has no idea who will be chosen. The committee members include Claude R Potter Des Moines W C Stuckslager Lisbon chairman Miss Anna B Lauther Dubuque Henry C Shull Sioux City and George T Baker Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
W. C. Stuckslager
Lisbon
Anna B. Lauther
Dubuque
Henry C. Shull
Sioux City
George T. Baker
Davenport
Gov Small Case to Court on June 1
Defense of Governor Len Small in the $1,000,000 tax accounting suit will be closed at a hearing April 29 and the case will be submitted to the court June 1, with the state allotted May for rebuttal evidence, per his attorneys at Master in Chancery Charles H. Briggle’s hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Til
Len Small
Charles H. Briggle
Luzon Earthquake Shocks Manila Coast at 1:30 A.M.
An earthquake tremor was felt along the entire west coast of Luzon at 1:30 this morning. It caused no damage but stirred widespread alarm in Manila and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Luzon
Depew predicts Coolidge renomination in 1928
Chauncey M. Depew, aged 93, predicts Calvin Coolidge will be unanimously renominated by the Republican party for president in 1928. He says Alfred E. Smith’s reply to a Catholic church issue strengthens Smith for a possible Democratic bid, though Depew appears frail and will skip his birthday banquet due to bronchitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depew
Coolidge
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Calvin Coolidge
Republican ‘Party
Alfred . E. Smith
America
Get Second Juror in Snyder-Gray Case
Queens County Courthouse New York April 20 William B Misner of Springfield selected juror No 2 in the Snyder murder trial. He stands as a landscape gardener and was the ninety first tales man examined. Misner withstood fitness questioning for about half an hour and was the fourth salesman questioned today. William E Young a press agent named yesterday is the only other man who has proven acceptable and will be foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens County Courthouse
William B. Misner
Springfield
Snyder
Talesman
Meisner
William E. Young
Young
Drake Student to Be Davis' Secretary
Henry J. Garrett, a Drake University junior, will serve as personal secretary to U S. Secretary of Labor James J. Davis, succeeding John C. Meikle. Garrett will finish his Drake studies and assume duties at the end of the current school year in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Henry J. Garrett
Drake University
James J. Davis
Labor
John. C. Meikle
Garrett
Drake
Bridge Collapse Kills and Injures Japanese Villagers
In Tokia Japan, a monument stone weighing 17000 pounds collapsed a bridge under its weight. Scores of villagers on Shikoku island were killed or injured as the stone drawn by horses, followed by 1000 people, toppled the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Shikoku Island
Mima Bridge
Tamada
Frost reports from seven Iowa towns dip frost damage
Des Moines reports light frost across seven Iowa points including Des Moines Falls Marshalltown Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Forecaster Charles D Reed says the frost did little damage and weather bureau staff confirm the light frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
United States Weather Bureau
Falls
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Charles D. Reed
Iowa Red Cross Appeals for Flood Victims
Des Moines April 20. Hubert Utterback chairman of the Iowa State Council of Red Cross chapters issued an appeal for funds to aid the Mississippi river flood area. Contributions may be sent to local Iowa county chapters Des Moines office or direct to the Midwestern branch of the American Red Cross in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Mississippi River
Hubert Utterback
Iowa State Council of Red Cross
Iowa
American Red Cross
St. Louis
Al Smith for President Club Formed in McAdoo's Boyhood Town
In oiltridgeville Georgia on April 20 a new Al Smith for President club was announced by E A Tigner president. The group claims about 100 members all Protestants. A telegram was sent to Governor Paes congratulating him and prompting a reply to Charles Marshall in New York about affiliation with the Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oiltridgeville
William G. McAdoo
E. A .Tigner
Ore
Paes
Charles’ Co
Marshall
New York
Davenport Man Heads Midwest Gas Association
Frank T Edge of Grinnell retires as president at the Midwest Gas association convention in Davenport. C A Nash of Davenport elected president for the year. The group includes members from Minnesota North and South Dakota Iowa and Nebraska with H R Sterrett Louis Stein A W Schmidt among top officers and an extended executive council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Frank T. ‘Edge
Grinnell
Midwest Gas Association
C. A. Nash
Davenport
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
H. R. Sterrett
Louis Stein
Minneapolis
A. W. Schmidt
Des Moines
C. H. Myers
Jail City Officials Following Gunfight
Murphysboro Illinois April 20 Jail City officials Mayor William Dudzie Chief William Green and William Davis former Jackson County deputy sheriff were jailed after a post election gunfight in which Fred Stika poolroom proprietor was seriously wounded. Stika is hospitalized in Duquoin and is not expected to survive. Four gunshots were fired during the confrontation with Dowell officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
William. Dudzie
William’ Green
William Davis
Jackson County
Fred’ Stika
Sitka
Browning
Duquoin
Dowell
Peaches Browning Runs From Police Court
Chicago reports Frances Browning known as Peaches apologized to Officer Paul Mercer after disorderly conduct arraignment. She was estranged wife of Howard W Browning, a New York real estate dealer, and was discharged following the incident when her companion Al Mann was being detained for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frances (Peaches) Browning
Howard W. Browning
New York
Paul Mercer
al Mann
Shortage in Former Treasurer Mullin’s Accounts Believed
Des Moines April 20 The shortage in the accounts of former Treasurer C E Mullin Dubuque county totals 28368 10 dollars according to a report filed with the state auditor by examiner Earl Halloway The amount includes 9000 dollars of Independent school funds Mullin’s bond fully covers the shortage says the report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
C. E. Mullin
Dubuque County
Earl Halloway
Mullin
Marshalltown Man Up for Local Theft
Don Mooney of Marshalltown was sentenced by Judge Clarence Nichols in district court to an indeterminate term of up to 10 years in the state reformatory at Anamosa for stealing an automobile at Electric Park Waterloo last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Don Mooney
Clarence Nichols
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Electric Park
Waterloo
Indians to Run in Kansas Relay Races
The Tarahumara Indians who recently ran endurance races left El Paso for Lawrence Kansas to compete in the relay between Kansas City and Topeka tied to the Kansas relays on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
el Paso
Tex
INS
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas City
Topeka
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M. E. Convention
Mack
Tate
CITY
NEW
Awalc. PD
Paucper
Waverly Farmer
Jane Kendall
Hamimill
Missouri Bank
Spring Presbytery
West High Orchestra
Éik
West High. Symphony Orchestra
Lowden
Campbell
State College
Gov. Small
Altha
Gov. Smith
Charles C. Marshall
U. S
Smith
Davis
Red Cross
McA
Peaches
Baltimore
Locust Street
Whittier School
West 1St Street
Allen
Lester W. Miller
Phonser
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