Reuters moves from Old Jewry to Embankment in landmark reorg
Reuters Announces transfer of its main world news operation from 24 Old Jewry to a modern building on the Embankment. Under Sir Roderick Jones reorganization the agency expands each office to four departments. John Buchan joins as deputy managing director with Sir Edward Grigg and Cary Clements named to the Reuters board.
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Associated Press
London
Reuters
Embankment
Historans
Richard
Old Jewry
Roderick Jones
Sir Hoderiekones
John Buchan
Thomas Nelson and Sons, Ltd
Buchan
Oxford
London Times
France
Sirdward Grigg
Laving
Lloyd George
Cary Clements
Agency
Rotarians Picnic Draws 350 at Cedar River Reserve
About 350 Rotarians their wives and children enjoyed olives stuffed sandwiches hotdogs cake ice-cream and other foods in a cool Rotary Reserve setting yesterday afternoon. Waterloo Military Band directed by C G Crawford played several selections. Prizes went to Ban Swisher and W H Langlas for closest guess on the combined weight of J S Henderson George W Huntley and W S Atkinson. Children swam in the Cedar River while adults played horseshoes until dark and the camp was broken.
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Rotary Reserve
A . Waterloo
C. G. Crawford
Ban Swisher
W.H. Langlas
JS. M. Henderson
George W. Huntley
W. S. Atkinson
Rotary
Cedar River
Horsehoe
Youth Training Camp Plans for Black Hawk County
Black Hawk County youths will attend two YMCA Hi-Y training camps. About 16 county high school youths will join Camp Foster near Spirit Lake starting August 21 under F. P. Rehmeier. Camps at Foster and Wapsie-Y near Cedar Rapids will train officials and leaders for Hi-Y clubs with woodcraft and Pioneer work. Dwight N. Lewis directs at Foster. Charles H. Klippel and Oran Cunningham lead specialized sessions. Charles Ford aids across both camps.
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Camp Foster
Spirit Lake
F. P.rehmeier
Si. C. AL
Iowa
State Committee
Camp Wapsie-Y
Cedar Rapids
Rehmeier
Iis County
Woodcraft
Woodcraft Land
Association In North America
Dwight N. Lewis
Pioneer
Charles
H. Klippel
Oran Cunningham
Iowa City
Woodcraft League
Harry Whaley
Camp Wapsie
Charlies Filipi
I. J. Walker
Osage
Charles F. Ford
Waterloo Woman in Thrilling Agt at Independence
A Waterloo woman leaped from a moving car to another during Independence pageant revelry. Police found amber liquid in a suspect’s pocket. evidence was disposed of by onlookers. The incident sparked a police court and potentially a divorce case.
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Oelwein
Oelwein Towan
Hollywood
Waterloo
Independence
Alli
Alec
Bubby
Tag
Dempsey
Iata
Police of Independence
Record Heat Tops One Hundred Degrees in Waterloo Area
Waterloo and Cedar Falls posted record heat marks with the government thermometer reaching 100 plus degrees yesterday and again last Saturday. Crowds packed beaches and parlors seeking relief as thermometers hovered near 94 at midmorning today with cooler weather forecast by week’s end.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls Beach
Waterloo Beach
City in Brief Ad Notes Local Glasses Repairs and Visits
Local notices list optical service in the X Building and several resident trips and visits. Mr and Mrs August Schneider return from a 10 day Illinois and Wisconsin tour. A Morris and family plan Colfax Springs. other names travel or host visitors, with health notes on John Allen and Miss Dorothy Scales. A civil war veteran nears age 81 and others head to Wisconsin, Colorado and the West for vacations and work.
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August Schneider
Illinois
Wisconsin
A. Morris
Colfax Springs
B. J. Howrey
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
Grand Forks
N. D
P. J. Kiefer
John, Chisago
H.W. Pint
J. W. Gordon
Peoria
Huebinger Publishing Company
Lloyd Jodon
Chicago Great Western Railway
Des Moines
Henry O'Connor
H., O'Connor
Mary
Nellie Connolly
Darlington
Wis
Chicago
Riverside
John Allen
Fowler Street
Allen
Anderson
Dorothy Scales
Waterloo
Lulu van Deest
Cedar Falls
Kingsley School
Denver
Yellowstone Park
Estes Park
Otto “Lemer
Summit Avenue
Avoca
Ziemer
Edward Johnson
Milwaukee
Hundley Held to Federal Grand Jury in Liquor Transport Case
Roy Hundley appeared for arraignment before Judge J E Dempster as U S commissioner on a charge of illegal transportation of liquor. He was bound over to the federal grand jury at Dubuque with bonds set at $300 and released. A garbled regional saying follows about shoes on a shelf.
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Roy Hundley
J. E. Dempster
United States
Dubuque
Huntley
Colored Woman Freed On Payment Of Costs
Dorothy Saunders, a colored woman, received a suspended 30 day jail sentence after a lengthy police court trial for keeping a disorderly house. She was released upon paying costs. The other defendant, an alleged traffic violator, claimed no show was in the theatre. he was fined 32.50 and costs for parking within 16 feet of theatre entrances, per state law.
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Dorothy Saunders
C. B. Courtright
Bennie Leonard Defeats Alex Hart in Eight-Round Lightweight Bout
In Philadelphia on July 19 Bennie Leonard world lightweight champion outpointed Alex Hart of Lorain in an eight round bout by a wide margin. Bantamweight title holder Jor Lynch and challenger Bobby Wolgast are mentioned in coverage.
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Philadelphia
Bennie Leonard
Alex Hart
Lorain
Jor Lynch
Shade
Bobby Wolgast
Coach Jones Faces Task of Rebuilding Hawkeye Grid
Town City Iowa July 10 Coach H Jones must rebuild the Iowa University football squad after losing key veterans from the 1922 championship team. Six regulars have left Big Ten play including Gordon Locke Johnny Heldt Paul Minnick Max Kadesky George Thompson Chester Meade Frank Tachua and Eddie Rich. Locke plans to attend law school this winter. Heldt will coach at Ohio State and Meade directs a state high school athletics. Minnick and Thompson pursue legal studies.
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Town City
Sieven
H. Jones
Hawkeye
Yale Bulldog
Gordon Locke
Jones
Locke
Iowa
Johnny Heldt
Paul Minnick
Max Kadesky
George Thompson
Chester Meade
Frank Tachua
Eddie Rich
Heldt
Ohio State
Meade
Minnick
Thompson
Twilight League results and real estate transfers listed
Twilight League results show First Congregational beat Central Christians 10 to 2 and St Pauls M E L downed First Evangelical 10 to 0 at Cedar River park. Real estate transfers document transfers and mortgages including H T Wagner to Gentzter Water loo and Western Securities Co to Steve Gentle Cedar Falls among many other parcel moves. detailed lot numbers and locations are listed.
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First Congregational
Central Christians
Allen
Dickinson
Cedar River Park
St. Paul‘s
M. EL
First Evangelical
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
H. T. Wagner
W. A. Gentzter
Nely
Doe
Waterloo
Walter Daniels
Vinten'’s
la Forte
Western Securities Co
Steve Gentle
Cedar Falls
Chester C. Ross
Walter Dan Jala
Virden's
la Porte City
Ed Madigan
Westeem Securities Co
Tt County
Gunther
Iwater
Hillside Add
Linden Place
Galloway
Prospect Hills
Young Men's Christian Association
Cedar Falls Union Mill Co
Mill Square
Sumner Real Estate & Loan Co
Bremer County
James J. Ferry
Sera Place
Peewee
Charles M. Pederson
H.W. Hinden
Halliday Add
Oscar G Long
Frank B. Baldwin
Waterine
Shepherd
Cooley
Waterlow
92 Golf Stars in Second Batch to Try for National
Ninety five players competed at Inwood Country Club to determine the 18 qualifiers for the national open. Gene Sarazen led after rounds totaling 148, with Abe Espinosa second at 161 and a group including Hutchison and LoeMer close behind. Chick Evans, the sole amateur to qualify, tied with Bob MacDonald at 158.
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Golf Stars
United Press
Inwood Country Club
L. 1
Inwood
Joseph Sweetzoer
Francis Oulmeteh
Joe Kirkwood
John Mckhanna
Belle Claire
N. J
Eddies Murphy
St. Joseph
Sundown
Abe Espinosa
California
Hind Espinosa
Jock Hutchison
Chicago
Mil LoeMer
Pittsburgh
Francis Gallett
Port Washington
Billy Melhorn
St. Louis
Wiliam Greavy
Kansas City
Leo Diegel
Washington
D. C
Fred Baron
Jack Burke
St. Paul
Ed Williams
Peoria
Ill
Chick Evans
Evans
Bob MacDonald
Criqui to sacrifice $50,000 for Paris charity bout
Featherweight champion Eugene Criqui will travel 6000 miles at his own expense to perform services for Laboratories Scientifiques in Paris. He agrees to box a Paris selected opponent for charity on August 2 after his Dundee bout, then possibly return to America if he wins.
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New York
Eugene Criqui
Criqui
Lula
Tim
Laboratories Scientifiques
Paris
Johnny Dundee
Polo Grounds
Dundee
America
Griqui
A Tip for the Round on Golf Grip Tension
Jim Barnes warns golfers grip the club too tightly which hinders wrist flexibility. He advises holding the left hand firm while avoiding a vise like right hand grip and compares the needed pressure to writing with a pen.
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Jim Barnes
Ray
Illustrations of Bras Exhibition At Hirand Hall
An exhibit this week presents bras with an intelligent guided display. It notes courtship length affects engagement and suggests strategies to preserve budding ties. The material explores social roles and relationships in a dramatic, educational manner at Sat Rand Theatre.
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Charles OG
Hirand
Maria Drogost
Satrand Theatra
Zivic Edges Jeakie In 12 Rounds For Title
In Columbus Ohio Jack Zivic of Pittsburgh won a judge's decision over K C Jeakie of Toledo after 12 rounds. In Milwaukee Johnny Mendelsohn fight postponed to Wednesday as Mendelsohn weighed four pounds over 137 pounds. In Danville Rollo Brown defeated J J Diehl 140 to 22 in a state amateur pocket billiard match. in Chicago EL G Barrett beat F Leip 259 to 205 in a billiards challenge.
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Columbus
Jack Zivic
Pittsburgh
K. C. Jeakie
Toledo
Milwaukee
Wis
Rocky Kansan
Johnny Mendelsohn
Mandelsohn
Tweteht
Danville
Rollo Brown
J. J. Diehl
Stockford
J. Fleip
EL G. Barrett
Amafn Bathiine
National and American totals listed with player initials
A list of players by city shows names such as Fournier Brooklyn Kelly New York Frisch New York Ruth New York Hellmann Detroit Hooper Chicago Harris Boston Collins St. Louis Smith New York with ad totals and national American references surrounding the entries.
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Brooklyn
Fournier
O'Farrell
Chicago
Roush
Cincinnati
Traynor
Pittsburgh
American — Heilmann
Detroit
Jamlogson
Cleveland
Ruth
New York
Burns
Ston
Collins
Ig As
National
Kelly
Frisch
New_York
Ag Hellmann
Hooper
Harris
Boston
St. Louis
Smith
Broken Chains wins top prize at Crystal Theatre contest
The feature Broken Chains won ten thousand dollars in the Goldwyn Pictures scenario contest judged by Chicago native news. It was praised as an all around fine production with intense drama and strong casting at Crystal Theatre.
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the Crystal
Goldwyn Pictures Corporation
Chicago
Crystal Theatre
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Carnegie
John Hoffman
Darren Doyle
Hoffman
Dosle
Dgen
Qouy
Meyer
Dee
Hubby
Huianan
J. R. Anders
Park Avenue West
Mr. Anders
Bllan M. Schenk
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
F. P. Rehmaier
Lake Geneva
Tonth
Williams
Randanl
Vernon
James
Salvation Army
Sioux City
Ensign James
Hundley
Fregland
B. Leonard
Hart
Coach Jones
Iowa U
Twilight League
McCurdy
Des Monica
Martin
Doc” Martin
Mgr
Fowler
Fifth
Lafayette
Reynolds
Leona B. Laird
Westth St
Waterloo, In
Hoot Gibson
Thiraday
Mary Roberts Rhinehart
Ruth Roland
Haunted
Optometrist
Flindt
Electric Park
Crystal
Chicago Daily News Prize
Colleen Moore
Malcolm MacGregor
Claire Windzor
Ernest Torrence
Plaza
Plaza Ialayay
Eatest Plaza News
Pathe Review
Tom MIX
Wonder Horse
Oni
Lulino Lane
the Reporter
Harold Loring Marstee
Scotty Welsh
Madison Sister
Vinta Entertainment
Lournay
Holmes
Rue de L’ Isley
Vicinity
Kelmes
Nate
Monte
Haunted Valley
Palace Theatre
William Fox
the Plaza
Tony
Alma Bennett
Madison
Grand Plata
Plaza Theatre
Mt. Etna
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