Gov Smith to Denounce Straton White in Hot Reply
Albany Aug 18 In a statement due within 48 hours Gov Al Smith will vehemently denounce Dr John Straton pastor of Calvary Baptist Church New York and William Allen White Kansas editor for painting him as foe of moral progress and friend of the saloon. He will cite his eight years as governor to prove support for moral progress and challenge critics to name a statute showing he opposes it. He welcomes the battle as he faces a presidential nomination and defends his legislative record including prohibition. Senator Thomas J Walsh of Manhattan, a guest at the executive mansion, voiced support for Smith’s bid while noting some disagreements.
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Albany
INS
al Smith
John Reach Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
New York
William Allen White
Kansas
Thomas J. Walsh
Mansiana
Gohe
Smith
Kansas Campaign Echoes Gaily Decked Curtis Ceremony
Hoover proceeds through Arizona meeting Republican county chairmen at Williams and at the Grand Canyon. He will travel to Albuquerque New Mexico, scheduling no public talk in Arizona and planning a speech in New Mexico as he continues through the state Monday. He also avoids political addresses on the Sabbath.
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Arizona
Hoover
New Mexico
Woman Opera Manager Emma Carelli Killed in Road Trip
Mme Emma Carelli, once famed soprano and later Rome opera impresario, died in a car crash while traveling from Florence to Rome. She left the stage at 35 to manage the Rome opera with her husband Mocchi, and together they led operas for 14 years.
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Rome
Mme
Emma, Carelli
Florence
Pers
Mocchi
Buenos Aires
Veterans to Keep on Meeting in Ames
Ames Iowa August 18 Story County war veterans held their annual convention with twenty one members in attendance. The group voted to hold another meeting next year as their ranks thin with every veteran over eighty years old.
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Ames
INS
Story Ceounty
Story County Veterans Association
Brain Tests Insertion Puzzle From Evening Post Society
A scrambled brain teaser from the Evening Post Society pages presents a word insertion test. Readers are asked to insert between two words a shared two or more letter segment, using one added letter, with ten minutes allowed for solving. No answer is provided for item ten.
Opening of thirtieth annual Iowa State Church of God conference
About 200 attendees expected for the thirtieth annual Iowa State Church of God conference opening tomorrow at Riverside drive camp grounds near Cedar River park. Out of town speakers include H S Hunt F E Siple M W Lyon C W Howe and A J Eychaner. Daily sermons Bible classes and services scheduled through the week with a structured program from 6 45 am to 8 pm each day.
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Iowa
Church of God
Riverside Drive
Cedar River Park
H. S. Hunt
Clarksville
F. E. Siple
Oregon
Clinals
M. W. Lyon
Cleveland, O
C. W. Howe
Locat
A. J. Eychaner
Cedar Heights
Jay
Affernoon
Hunt
Sipie
Mr. Willigams
Weighmaster Held for Short Weight in Des Moines
Des Moines Aug 18 INS states weighmaster E E Blough was arrested on charges of charging and recording false weights after inspectors found Cardley’s coal load 500 pounds short of the registered weight. Track drivers John Corbley and R J Edward were also arrested for lacking duplicate weight tickets.
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Des Moines
Blough
State Department of Agriculture
John Corbley
R. J. Edward
Cardley
Seek Municipal Court for Ames
Pers ons asking for the establishment of a municipal court In Ames were cir culated today. Attorneys of the town started the movement. If a sufficient number of signatures is obtained the question will be put before the vot ers at the fall election.
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Ames
Woman visiting in Clarksville learns of husband’s death
A visitor in Clarksville, Mrs. Walter Martin, learns of her husband’s death from heart disease. He was 52, worked for a Chicago trench works construction company, and his family plans to travel to Chicago tonight. The report also notes a Wheat Harvest festival attendance and a separate Keokuk, Iowa fatal crash involving Mrs. Ned Gibson.
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Clarksville
Cours
Chicago
Walter Martin
J. Larsen
Martin
Walter
Gerald
Maurice
Clarion
Temperatures Forecast For Weekend
Readable fragments show temperature outlook for Friday and Saturday with evening and morning values. Indicates a Saturday forecast with early morning and daytime highs, but data is garbled and excludes clear dates, places, or numeric values.
Major Issues Co highlighted in Early Campaign
The Democratic bid for farm states and the Republican invasion of the south sharpened around prohibition, religion, and farm relief. Hoover and Smith maneuver to secure farm support as party lines shift. curbing the eighteenth amendment remains a dry issue, with midwest and southern leaders signaling stances and potential speeches.
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Byron Price
Associated Press
Washington, D. GC
South
Smith
Kansas City
Hoover
Alabama
Boston
Vane
Work
Ohio
Relia
Midwest
E. K. Gaylord
Oklahoma City
Wayne Willams
Coltrada
Smith Camp
Alfed G. Meyer
St. Louis
Prohibition Debate Shapes Albany Campaign Signals
In Albany the Democratic nominee Smith faces leaders like Glass of Virginia and Daniels of North Carolina as he weighs a full prohibition pledge in his due acceptance speech. Hoover’s university forum and Smith Straton clash spark ongoing religious intolerance debate amid forecasts of a tight race with mixed party readings on victory chances.
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Smith
Albany
Glass
Virginia
Daniels
North Carolina
Gov. Smith
Slays Daughter and Wounds Wife in Drunken Rage
Chicago August 18 A drunken rage ends in tragedy as Les Willock 35 shoots and kills his 15 year old daughter Sarah to shield his wife Shelia Willock 32 is wounded likely fatally. Willock was arrested soon after the shooting.
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Chicago
Les Willock
Sarah
Shelia Willock
Willock
Infant Esther Blough Dies Soon After Birth
Esther Marie Blough infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Blough died in a local hospital at 6 a m soon after birth. Surviving parents two sisters Doris and Edith at home. Private prayer services were held at Petersen Bros chapel Rev A P Blough officiating. Burial in Orange Township cemetery. Also noted funeral for Darlie Meyer Priediman three year old killed in a collision at Eldora will be held at noon tomorrow at Sons of Jacob synagogue with burial at Hollcrest cemetery. Survivors include three Waterloo cousins Mrs Dave Siefel Mrs A Signed and Frank Nathanson.
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Esther Marie Blough
Elmer E. Blough
Roule G
Doris
Edith
Pbetersen Bros
A. P. Blough
Church of the Brethhren
Burin
Orange Township
Darlie
Meyer Priediman
Forest City
Eldora
Jacob Synagog
Samuel Poteshmani
Hollcrest Cemetery
Waterloo
Dave Siefel
South Street
A. Signed
Forgery Charge Dismissed Against West Point Bank Cashier
A charge of forgery against John Walljasper, former cashier of the Farmers and Citizens Bank of West Point, was dismissed after a preliminary hearing in Fort Madison. The defunct bank’s status and the outcome were reported from the August 18 proceedings.
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Fort Madison
John Walljasper
Benk
West Paim
Wis
Local Classified Notice Improvised Ad Copy
Fragmented OCR reads like an ad listing with a phone number and damaged details. Mentions firms and names such as Roy Ortman and Herman CG Miller alongside a vague insured claim. Contains erratic punctuation and incomplete phrases, offering little clear information.
Joseph Bunn 85 Dies After Long Black Hawk County Life
Dunkerton IA August 18 Joseph Bunn 85 a longtime Black Hawk county resident died at 9 32 am at his Dunkerton family home from age related complications He was born October 15 1832 in Cincinnati moved to Iowa in 1884 farmed in Fo yner township retired in 1914 and lived in Dunkerton Surviving are five children Nellie Cone Dell Rapids Edith Josephine and Howard Bunn at home and Mrs Nettie Holdman Dunkerton 15 grandchildren and a sister Mrs F Green Waterloo His wife and two daughters Cora Bung and Mrs Florence Cone preceded him in death The body is at Brandts mortuary
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Gourier
Dunkerton
Joseph Bunn
Black Hawk County
Fameily
Cincinnati O
Foyner Township
Nellie Cone
Dell Rapids
Edith
Josephine
Howard Bunn
Nettie Holdman
F. Green
Waterloo
Cora Bung
Florence Cone
Brandt's
Woman's Legger Is Freed but Must Leave County
Ollie Smith, jailed a year for maintaining a liquor nuisance, is paroled by Judge G H Kelley on condition she leaves Floyd county. Escorted to Montana by Sheriff P A Suddier, she faces further liquor charges. Also reported: two divorces. Nettie Randall and Marble Rock resident Charles E Randell. Iva Birkhalz and Leo W Birkhalz. custody awarded to Mrs Birkhalz for a minor daughter.
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Courier
Charles City
Ollie Smith
G. H. Kelley
Floyd County
Montana
P. A. Suddier
Jens Grathe
Charles E. Randell
Nettie Randall
Marble Rack
Iva Birkhalz
Leo W
Ruling on Receiver for International Life Co Next Week
Des Moines reports that a decision on appointing a receiver for the International Life Insurance Co will be handed down next week by District Judge Lester Thompson. The firm is under investigation in several states and already has a Missouri receiver. headquarters are in St. Louis. The court heard a report on the St Louis examination, noting the company holds roughly 1.9 million in securities in Iowa and about 16.6 million in force business in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
International Life Insurance Company
State Insurance Commissioner's Office
Lester Thompson
Missouri
St. Louis
New Break Threatens Hundreds Near Bigantic Lake Dam
Raleigh Aug 18 Hundreds of lives and millions of dollars of property were endangered by a new break in the Bigantic Lake Lake Lure dam near Rutherfordton. Immense pressure from swollen western streams and torrential rains over the past week caused leaks and a new break on the north shoulder opened a large hole threatening the area.
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Raleigh
N. C
Bigantic Lake
Lure
Rutherfordton
Bandits Hold Up Gambling Resort For $17000
Five armed bandits masked with handkerchiefs robbed a gambling resort near St. Louis yesterday afternoon stealing $17,000. The owner, George Furrey of Jefferson County, reported the attack while county officials had not yet been notified. Patrons were not harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
George Furrey
Jefferson County
St. Louis County
Less Winter Wheat Plantings Forecast for Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania farmers will plant 1 231000 acres of winter wheat this fall, down from 2 243000 acres last fall, according to the federal state crop service. Unfavorable weather largely caused the decrease in acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
U.P
Pennsylvania
Durant Backs Hoover for President in Europe Departure
New York August 18 William J Durant motorcar maker says he will support Herbert Hoover for president before sailing for Europe. Durant also notes enforcement of prohibition laws remains a priority. Marriage licenses and legal notices follow with names and dates for Iowa residents including Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Dubuque listings.
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New York
U.A
William J ©. Durant
Herbert, Hoover
Europe
Durant
Myrle L. Jones
Codal Falls
Margaret Metcalf
Waterloo
Clifford BR
Harlawell
Dubuque
Releate
AL Legal
Corinne Ecary
Erwin J. Wasta
Cedar Rapids
Louise B
Lilja
Robert Hadgstry
LeMars
Mary McKinley
Belle Plaine
Jom E. Wiliams
Duluth
Minn
Darlene A. Decker
Speed Sweepstakes Postponed In Altoona Due To Weather
Inclement weather forced the 200 mile international speed sweepstakes at Altoona Pennsylvania to be postponed from this afternoon to tomorrow at 2 PM. Officials announced the delay as Edward Saunders of 732 Quincy Brent went to Iowa City yesterday for a physical at University Hospital.
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Speedway
Altoona
Owa City
Edward Saunders
Quincy Brrent
Towa City
University Hospital
Socialist Head Chance Visitor Over Night Here
Norman Thomas, Socialist party presidential candidate, stopped overnight in Waterloo after missing a train. An ordained minister turned politician, he defended the Socialist party as unchanged in 15 years, praising Debs and asserting continued commitment to socialist principles. He canceled a Canton speech and left Waterloo at noon for Peoria after night travel.
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Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
United States
Waterloo
Thomas
Eugene V. Dews
Debs
Tie
Canton
Aisrain
Peoria
Pressler Leads Wilson in First 18 Holes of Western Championship
Mrs. Harry Pressler of Los Angeles holds a 1 up lead over Virginia Wilson of Chicago after the first 18 holes in the women's western golf championship finals at the Indiana Hill Club in Chicago. Pressler finished 42 37 79, needing under par on the second nine to maintain edge as Wilson opened strong with a four up start and faltered after mising a three footer for birdie at the sixth.
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Indiana Hill Club
Chicago
Aus
Harry Pressler
Los Angeles
Virginia
Wilson
Pressler
Campbell Claims New Record for Commercial Ship Des Moines
E E Campbell of Moline Illinois claimed a new altitude record for a commercial plane at 24000 feet in a Fairchild cabin aircraft. Accompanied by Des Moines journalist Carroll Gorman the flight lasted two hours and ten minutes. The crew reported extreme cold above 20000 feet and the prior record ranged from 22006 to 23000 feet.
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Des Moines
E E. Campbell
Moline
Fairchild
Campbell
Carroll Gorman
Clinton Boy Golf Wizard Challenges Pride of Chicago
Clinton youth Ja Aug. 18 stirs Chicago papers by touting Marshall Craig 9 as world boy golf champion Milton Beal 8 challenges Craig to a three match series for doughnuts or dollars with games in Chicago Clinton and a neutral course Beal notes Craig shoots 59 on a Chicago nine hole and 4635 on Kiwanis course all summer proposing three match format to settle bragging rights
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Clinton
Chicago
Marshall Craig
Milton Beal
Windy City
Young Craig
Beal
Craig
American Crude Oil Production Hits 1927 Peak
Final 1927 figures from the U S bureau of mines report total American petroleum output reached 901,129,000 barrels, a new all time record. Oversupply signals show total petroleum stocks rising 65,459,000 barrels year end versus start. Gasoline and motor fuel production totaled 334,039,000 barrels, another record.
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Washington, DC
United States Bureau of Mines
Petoleum
Mitchell to speak at Ft Madison Democrats Day
Gen William E Mitchell named principal speaker for the homecoming exposition in Ft Madison on Democrats Day Sept 4 with events Sept 1 to 4. Expo sponsored by the American Legion post and local business firms. includes Republicans Farmers Day and other features. Kemal would wed report from Peshawar notes Sultan Amanulah's sister. J O Knox and son John G return from Los Angeles after 10 day auto trip due to southwest washouts. son attending Stanford University.
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Fort Madison
INS
William £. Mitchell
The
American Legion
West
J. O. Knox
Jobn G
Los Angeles
Cal
Southwest
Stanford University
Policeman Shot in Alexandria During Morning Inspection
Police sergeant Hummer was shot to death in a fashionable residential section of Alexandria Virginia early today during a routine morning inspection. The incident occurred as the officer conducted duties in the city. Further details were not immediately available.
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Alexandria
Hummer
Maude Granger Dies After 50 Year Stage Career
New York August 18 Maude Granger noted actress who retired two years ago after a half century on the stage died yesterday at the age of 70.
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Maude Granger
Boy's Skull Fractured In Bicycle Crash With Auto
Alvin Nottger aged 13 son of Mr and Mrs Fred A Nottger of 136 Quincy street sustained a skull fracture after his bicycle collided at 1230 p m today with an automobile driven by J F Phennicle Jr of 2502 Fourth street east The Jad was taken to Allen Memorial hospital where an attending physician pronounced his condition grave The accident occurred as the boy turned on Fourth street from Quincy Phennicle was driving toward town The boy was thrown to the pavement
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Alvin Nottger
Fred A. Nottger
Quincy Street
J. F. Phennicle, Jr
Fourth Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Quincey
Phennicle
Coolidge Declines Federal Intervention in Power Utilities
President Coolidge says no current basis for federal action in the utility investigation. He believes the power issue should be handled by states and will study the commission report before deciding whether to make legislative recommendations. The administration notes the federal role has been limited to granting damming permits for navigable streams.
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Superior
Wis
Federal Trade Commission
Coolidge
Congress
Washington
Keye Don Wirtner Wins Belfast Motor Classic Trophy
Keye Don Wirtner, a British racer, wins the Royal Automobile Club international 410 mile LOUT trophy race in Belfast, beating Leon Cushman of Great Britain in an Alvis. Don drove a La France and used luck charms. the event saw multiple crashes with W. A. Dykes injured and hospitalized. Dott led early and held a long lead through 25 laps of the 30 lap race.
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Belfast
Pi—Keye Don
Royal Automobile Club
Leon Cushman
Great Britain
Alvis
Don
la France
W. A. Dykes
Newtownards
Dott
Jugoslav Official Probes Anti Italian Riots
Belgrade Aug 18 Acting Foreign Minister Skumenkovitch promised an immediate inquiry into an attack on the Italian consul at Spalato in response to a protest from Italy. Reparation and punishment for those responsible were promised as clashes with gendarme and police in Spalato and Spalato reported riots.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
onIbuly
Spalato
Skumenkovitch
Spalate
Bebenico
Ryan Girl Named Health Contest Best in Delaware County
Hileen Lyness age 18 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lines was announced healthiest girl in Delaware County at the 4 H club girls achievement day held in Manchester Ta Friday Her score 99 Ethel R Bey 17 Manchester scored 98 with rivals Hazel Greentown and Albers Jones Oneida close behind
Prohibition Candidate Refuses to Quit Race at Chautauqua
William F. Varney of Rockville Centre says he cannot withdraw his name as candidate for the national prohibition party despite urging to do so as he heads to Chautauqua for the 40th annual assembly. Rev Fr John Nemmers of Gilbertville Ia, pastor of Immaculate Conception, remains ill after six weeks in St Francis hospital. The giant airship 4-100 will not fly to America this year, according to Commander G D Burney. Building permits issued include furnaces for A H Cummings 475 Columbia Marion Davis 132 West H Mrs M M Beal 435 Baltimore. The Muscatine hearing on a 44222 special paying assessment is postponed to Sept 4 by Budget Director EB Hogue.
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Rockville Centre
William FP. Varney
National Prohibition
Chautauqua, N
Chautauqua Assembly Institute
Altho
Nemmers
John Nemmers
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Gilbertville
St. Francis Hospital
Des Moines
I.p
Muscatine
Lb. Hogue
Waterloo Chamber Seeks Wide Range of Information
More than 70 replies have been received to over 300 queries sent by the Waterloo Chamber of Commerce to manufacturers, jobbers, and other business interests. The survey asks for data on plant value, wages, production, and retail business, aiming to create permanent records to answer future inquiries. A Joplin printing firm requested information on financing the Waterloo booklet.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
G. A. Hanson
Waterloo
Joplin
Hanson
U S Canadian Plot Against Rum Trade Alarms Smugglers
Windsor Ont August 18 Alarm over a U S Canadian plan to curb rum smuggling spurred exporters from border cities to convene for a wartime like council. In Niagara Falls Ontario the Queen Victoria park commission banned use of its land for liquor exports and posted armed guards to enforce the order, pushing bootleggers toward Port Colborne as U S rum fighters tighten the blockade.
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Windsor
INSI
United States
Canada
Niagara Falls
Queen Victoria
Niagara Falls Park
Port Colborne
Rum Fighters
New York Elite Subpoenaed in Night Club Inquiry
Wealthy patrons of exclusive New York night clubs face federal grand jury subpoenas to testify about liquor fate at 26 resorts. Subpoenas issued to Park Avenue and financial district figures, with 125 named so far, in a probe that has already indicted managers owners and staff of the night clubs including Texas Guinan and Helen Morgan.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
Park Avenue
Financial District
Broadway
Grand Jury
Texas Guinan
Helen Morgan
Officers Seek Fugitive Who Murdered Sheriff in 1927
State agents and deputies from three border counties hunted fugitive Sam Petty for the July 1927 slaying of Deputy Sheriff Clink McConnell of Decatur County. Petty carries a $2,500 price on his head. He fled into Missouri after an attempted booze arrest, often aided by armed companions and living in a Missouri shack. Reports placed him near Lineville where his son runs a store, with three to four armed men often at his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Border
Sam Petty
Clink McConnell
Decatur County
Petty
McConnell
Herb Pollard
Missour
Lineville
Engineer Killed in Wreck at La Crosse
Engineer C. W. Soules, 50, of La Crosse died when Burlington Route train The Black Hawk from Minneapolis to Chicago derailed after hitting an open switch. The locomotive and two mail cars crashed through six walls of a machine shop and roundhouse at Grand Crossing. Over 160 passengers were lightly shaken. The engineer jumped to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Crosse
Wis
C. W. Soules
la Crosse
Burlington Road
Minneapolis
Chicago
Grand Crossing
Germany to Demand Rhine Evacuation
Berlin reports Germany will appeal to the League of Nations for a force evacuation of the Rhineland. It is understood Germany has informed France Britain Italy and Belgium that at the September league session it will demand withdrawal of troops from the territory.
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Berlin
Germany
League of Nations
Rhineland
League
Tere Vitory
Noted Surgeon Dead War Veteran and Plastic Expert
Dr. Wendell T. Gerretson a Detroit plastic surgery pioneer and wartime veteran died last night. He led the eye ear nose and throat department at Henry Ford Hospital and was a University of Town graduate. Mrs Alice Boylan elected supreme mistress of records and correspondence of the Pythian Sisters during Milwaukee convention. A West High School music program postponed for rain will be held tonight at the same venue.
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Detroit
Mich
Wendell T. Gerretson
University of Town
Henry Ford Hospital
Pythian Post
Eidova
Alice Boylan
Hidora
Pythian Sisters
Supreme Lodge of Reights of Pythiss
Milwaukee
West Iligi
West High School Playground
Baseball results from American and National Leagues
Fragment shows scores and abbreviations for multiple games. Key entries include Lonis versus Phardelono in the American League with final runs listed, plus Pittsburgh and Philadelphia matchups in the National League with incomplete lineups and pitching notes. Names appear inconsistent due to OCR errors but indicate standard league results.
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Ned Gibson
Keokuk
Macomb
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Frank W. Murphy
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Farm Bell
Charlie” Bryan
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Schall
Blaine
Wisconsin
Harding-Coolidge
Senator Curtis
Topeka
Pacific Coast
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Dry
Tsu
Middle West
A. PF. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
John Roach Straton
University of Virginia
University of Virginia’ Public Forum
Albert ©. Diffenbach
Christian Register
Doe
Ros
Moses
Col. House
Darline Friedman
Fimr
Atarms
Automobie
Mullan West
Roy Ortman
Herman
Miller
Poyner Township
International Life Co
Carolina
Bandits
Pride of
Col. Mitchell
Ft. Madison
Kemal
Catcutta
Peshwar
Mustapha Kemal
Amanulah
Peshee
Keye
Don Wirtner
Jugoslav
Ryan Girl
Delaware County
Prohibition
London
America
G. D. Burney
H. Cummings
Columbia- Marion Davis
Westth
M. M. Beal
Balimore
U. S
Rhine
Lonis
Phardelono
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Benge
McGraw
Lerlans
Hul
Bembicy
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