Pass on Way Passion Play aids Chicago delinquent boys
Plans for a production titled The Pass on Way aim to aid Chicago juvenile courts by funding the Big Brothers' Society anti delinquency work. The play will open March 15 at the Chicago Civic Opera house in five sets and 14 scenes, with principal roles kept for year after year. All profits support education and rehabilitation efforts for delinquent boys through Draper stage production partners.
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Cornelius C. Jraine
Big Brothers’ Society
Chicago Civic Opera Company
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Big Brothers
Wael
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Chicngo
Memories of America in Oxford and Trinity Portraits
Oxford report recalls Silas Norton house demoing where Penn preached in 1687 and Penn’s Oxford ties. Trinity College lacks Baltimore memorial but holds portraits of William Pitt and Lord North, linking to American history. Real estate notices follow for Waterloo Cedar Falls area deeds and transfers.
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England
Silas' Norton
William Penn
Penn
Christ
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Thomas Lowes
Old College
Cambridge
Lord Baltimore
Trinity
William Pitt
Lord North
Des Moines Briefs Cover Legal Standoff and Local Fires
Des Moines: Cavender and Seeburger draw after Cavender testifies under a subpoena before a county grand jury. Washington: Mrs Hieghoe barely escapes a fire that destroys Itha House and several farm buildings. Sioux City: A man around 50, with a car registered to 2 C Wilson, Barnesdal Okla., is held after exams. he cannot recall name or residence. Des Moines: Jim Dawson, widowed Nellie Dawson Wright’s father, returns from New Orleans as friends offer to send her to school. Des Moines: Recount of senatorial votes in Dubuque County assigns Dan Steck and Senator Brookhart representatives. Knoxville: First National Bank of Pleasantville closes. Grinnell: Creighton debate team defeats Grinnell on Congress overruling Supreme Court. Town City: Poet Edwin Fird Piper, linked to University of Jews, has five poems printed in Poetry. Des Moines: Charles F. Sarle, Drake alum now in D C, wins $650 Babson essay prize on Predicting the Price of Oatmeal. Delighted Erik Eriksson of Delhi, Cal., paralyzed. wife at bedside. Owego plans to rebuild Gardner nursery after fire. new greenhouse and concrete office to be built. Calmar Rapids: Funeral for James Peters, 77, Cerro Gordo pioneer, held this afternoon. Clear Lake: 36th Northwestern Mutual Life convention opens with speakers from Des Moines, Jew City, Mason City, Sioux City.
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Polleca Cavender
Seeburger
Cavender
Washington
Melvin Hieghoe
Keokta
Itha House
Sioux City
2. C. Wilson
Barnesdal
Okla
Jim'’ Dawson
Nellie Dawson Wright
Bill Wright
New Orleans
Cellar Rapids
Maurice Cahill
Louis Cook
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Charles Fp, Sarle
Drake University
Agricultural Statistician of Agriculture
Washington, D., C
Babson
American Economic Association
Sarle
Odebolt
Erik Eriksson
Delhi
Cal
Oasge
Gardner Nursery
Cleary Lake
James Peters
Peters
Clear Lake
Calar Rapids
Tawa
Northwestern Mutual Suite Insurance Company
D . Givens
D. L. Hoover
Jews City
M. H. Sims
Mason City
M. Burpree
John Z. Hughes
Former Judge Will Test Police Search Without Warrant
Des Moines reports emphasize the police raid at Coliseum Pharmacy where former Judge J A Dyer refused a search and was taken to the station. The incident centers on whether officers may search without a warrant, with Dyer arguing Iowa law requires a warrant.
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J. A. Dyer
Dyer
Coliseum
Iowa
Independence Hearing Set Next Monday On Fatal Case
In Independence Ta a serious case charging Ross Creeman with causing fatal harm to Teo Harden was scheduled for Monday. Judge Judeo G Wood presiding at the state hospital, Cree lings entered a watered plea of not guilty claiming self defense.
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Ross Creemans
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the State Hospital
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Jjudeo G. Wood
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American drama condemned by German critic Kauder in 1924 review
Berlin reports Gustaf Kauder of the Vossische Zeitung reviews the 1924 American dramatic season. He calls American drama a failure, blames audiences and managers for risk aversion, notes critics prioritize wit, and cites Stark Young and Charles Chaplin imitators. He cites Rain as a rare success and laments only two permanent American operas.
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Gustaf Kauder
Vossische Zeitung
Kauder
New York
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Hterati
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Charlie Chaplin
English Speaking Union opens Manila branch
Manila February 20 The English Speaking Union branch has formed in Manila under Bishop Gouverneur F. Mosher with Gov Gen Leonard Wood as temporary president Brig Gen Frank R McCoy as president and Thomas Harrington British consul general Manila as vice president Eugene A Gilmore second vice president plus a staff of officials. Columbus Ohio February 30 Interspersing hymn singing with the claim Jesus is a friend of mine Henry Brown four, negro, to die in the electric chair after conviction for murdering a patrolman.
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English Speaking Union
New York Society
Gouverneur F. Mosher
Protestant Episcopal Church
Leonard Wood
Frank R. McCoy
Thomas Harrington
Columbus
Jesus
Henry Brown
Hegro
Sugarcane Without Irrigation Near Acaponata District
American William Dung, manager of Hace da Quimichis in Nayarit, reports sugarcane can be grown on large river bottom lands without artificial irrigation. He cites experimental plantings yielding over 30 tons per acre in a frostless, pleasant climate area along the Acaponeta river, with vast fertile deltas in the Nagark region.
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Mexico
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Washington Birthday Observed In East District Schools
Grade schools in the east district will mark George Washington birthday with in class programs next Monday as the holiday falls on Sunday this year. East High and Junior High hold observances in regular periods next Wednesday with speakers planned. west schools will not have special observances.
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George Washington
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Lydia E. Pinkham Ad Claims Cures For Female Ills
Woman describes severe nervous distress and insomnia before using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits weight gain and recovery to the remedy, claiming lasting relief and urging others to try it.
AIDS Boys of No Ie Sam in Trouble
In Washington D C Mrs Andrew J Campbell aids soldiers sailors and marines on trial for minor offenses. For three years she visits palia courts daily assisting those in need with funds and support amid commendations from military authorities.
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Aei
Uncle Sam
Serapa
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Andrew J. Campbell
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Drink Water to Help Wash Out Kidney Poison
Advice urges heavy water intake and Jad Salts to flush kidneys and relieve backache. Claims kidneys filter 600 grains of acid daily and promote regular function. Recommends four ounces of Salts daily in water, plus twice yearly medical exams.
Remedy Promises Relief For Ill Patient On Road To Boneyard
A patient with five years of poor appetite and severe bloating reports rapid improvement after using Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. The letter claims the remedy neutralizes catarrhal mucus in the intestinal tract, reduces inflammation, and helps stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. At all druggists.
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Birmingham
Mayr
Relatives Honored by Civic Service Heroine
A woman known for aiding relatives boasts that none she assisted ever returned to court. She also performs patriotic duties by placing wreaths at every new grave in Arlington National Cemetery, reflecting her dedication to national remembrance.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Des Moines Robbers Board Streetcar For Cash Escape
Masked bandits boarded a streetcar on Doubles avenue in Des Moines early today. They threatened passengers with bullets if an outcry arose, robbed a motorman and conductor, and escaped in a car with about $40. The incident disrupted service and left questions about security and the fate of the car involved.
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Des Moines
Coolese
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