Hawks Player Paid Fine and Granted Release
Hawks team member Frank Eehtermeyer paid a recent fine and received conditional release from the Waterloo club after a suspension. The move follows a minor incident deemed not easily condoned by officials. Attendance across Valley League cities showed declines in June, with Cedar Rapids and Waterloo among lower figures, while Dubuque posted the largest drop. The Hawks plan four remaining games plus two postponed, with Rock Island, Triubque, Ottumwa, and Dubuque on the schedule.
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Jimmy
Hurch
Hhe Bunnie
Ted Waterloo
Carl Mcdowell
Frank Eehtermeyer
Helder
The
Hawks
ALCS
Willford
Eehtermeyer
Eehter
Marshalltown
Yvenarting
A. CG
Cedar
Scout-Qualified for Eagle and Court of Honor Awards
The court of honor awarded Second Class ranks to George Holgate and La Verne Bachtell and conferred merit badges in carpentry safety leatherwork conservation craftsmanship and other skills. Donovan Mietz and Wendell Hilmer earned life rank and related honors for their troop efforts.
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Court of Han
Cimp
Rhin
Theis Court
Onor
Mwere
George Holgate
la Verne Bachtell
Meritwadges
Worliam Schutte
Wendell Hilmer
David Mewey
Donovan Mietz
Citizenship Denied for Alien Who Had Not Read Constitution
Copy of a Kansas ruling cited by Waterloo judge Charles J. Sparks holds that an alien who had never read the U.S. Constitution and could not comprehend its provisions cannot take the oath of allegiance or be admitted to citizenship. The decision stresses that eligibility requires familiarity with constitutional principles and genuine commitment to support and defend the United States. The petitioner, who had lived in the U.S. for years, was refused citizenship.
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United States
Waterloo
Charles J. Sparks
Thirty-fourth Judicial District
Kansas
Walter Onlogge
Spar
Sparks
Altho
United. States
Unil
West High School Equipment Talks Reach St Louis
Superintendent John McGlade and George W. Miller departed for St Louis to confer with architect William B. Hinee on equipment costs for the new West High School. About a half dozen firms submitted proposals for fixtures before private meetings.
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John OC. McGlade
George W. Milter
St. Louis
Wiliam B. Hinee
New West High School
Mr. McGlade
Aly. Miller
Car Crash On Franklin Street Injures Youths
An automobile collision on Franklin Street near Wil Liston Avenue yesterday at 5:30 pm left a child injured when a car driven by Miss Wisie Herseh ran over the body. Attendants attended, a doctor was summoned, and the patient was taken home after treatment. Authorities noted damage to vehicles and reported several witnesses.
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Derivers Reive Reesutty
Ruth Bueller
Azn
Dwells
Wisie
Herseh
Berteh
Gitte Rath
Fourth Street
Wil Liston Avenue
Theatrical Note on Carath Hughes and Hayek Duo
The fragment mentions Theatrical company THINGS THEATRICAL and names Carath Hughes and Herbert Hayek with references to a director. readable details are limited but imply a collaboration or performance note.
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ET Onan
Teh
Carath Hughes
Amd
Herbert” Hayek
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