State Legion Delegates Elected At Becker-Chapman Post
Herman C. Miller Walter Miller Rolad Caward Ralph Netcott Glenn Edward J. Brucher Ray arnes Ralph RB Miller LS Tre anza William Forbes Horace B Jaynard J A Racey and Dr J H Suits were elected delegates to represent Becker-Chapman post at the state convention of the American Legion here Sept T-3 at the post meeting Memorial Hall. A radio concert by A C Hetman highlighted the gathering. Miller and Herman C Miller are named candidates for district and state offices. The convention is expected to be the largest, with a promenade and banquet planned. Dick Anthony’s family visits Waterloo before interment services for Mia Anthony in Grand Rapids Minn.
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Ala
Zimmerman
Herman C. Miller
Walter
D. Caward
Rolad
Netcott
Ralph
Alexander
Glenn Ears
Edward
J.’ Brucher
Rayarnes
Miller
LS Treanza
William Forbes
Horace B
Jaynard
J. A. Racey
J. H. Suits
Epresent
Becker-Chapman Post
The
Amerian Legion
J.conery
Randolph Street
Central City
Anthony
David
Mia
Grand Rapids
Minn
Noble Grand
Temple Todgs
Rebekeh
Waterloo
Anthony Brothers
Will
Tilmofs Central
Minneapolis
Sao
West High seeks teachers for new departments
John C. McGlade in Chicago plans to hire two teachers for the commercial department at West High, plus an art instructor, girls physical trainer, and public speaking coach. About 700 dollars in chemistry equipment will be bid for. openings target fall term occupancy with the budget set late August.
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Teaching Corps of West Schools
of West High
John C. McGlade
Chicago
McGlade
Sumner Plans Three Miles of Paved Streets and Lamps
Sumner Iowa council advances a paving program to cover three miles next year with modern materials. The business district will glow with new electroliers and a sewage disposal plant completed last year cost about $40,000, signaling rapid civic progress.
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Iit
Laat
Morphine Tax Charge Lodged Against Miller in U.S. Case
Federal narcotic agent Thomas A. Kenefic filed charges accusing Joseph C. Miller of possessing morphine without proper registration and payment of the special tax. Miller was arraigned before Judge J. B. Dempster, waived hearing, and was bound over to the federal grand jury under $300 bond or jailed.
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Joseph C. Miller
Thomas A. Kenefic
Miller
J. B. Dempster
Sumner Gets Park After Long Effort
Sumner Kansas residents celebrate city takeover of a new park funded by local effort. The site, once pasture and woodland, now hosts playground equipment and shrubbery and serves as the community gathering place funded by tax money. The project cost about $5000 and is praised as well worth the investment.
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Sumner
Sutoner's Park
Marshalltown Dubuque Game Stricken From Standings
Officials declare the July 16 Marshalltown versus Dubuque game as null in the percent standings. Dubuque gains in the win column while Marshalltown loses a played game. players from both teams affected by the decision.
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Marshalltown
Dubuque
No. 10 Red Karo and No. 5 Red Karo Fe Fe
The note lists No. 10 Red Karo No. 10 Blue Label No. 5 Red Karo and mentions fe 10 Domzine 22 and No. 10 Farmer Jones Sorgiium in a fragmented product-like record.
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Farmer Jones
Sorgiium
Valley League Protest Sparks Replay Decision
In a Dubuque versus Ansons game, Schwalte threw to the dugout during a rally in the fourth inning. Sexton nullified the protest, ruling the game must be replayed due to unclear conditions on a wet field and time not being called.
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Ialley
M. H. Sexton
Valley League
Procest
Henges
Dubuque
Schwalte
Boyle
Angels
Boyte
Schwelte
Sexton
Lubbe
Marshalltown
Majerkurk
Catherubba
O'Shea
Waterloo
Marshalltown Hawks Rally Past Opponent Amid Controversy
A Marshalltown game saw Majerkurk push a protest as the Hawk catcher charged the arbiter with bias. Lubbo remained on the bench as tensions flared and the crowd watched another victory for Marshalltown.
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Majerkurk
Homer
Lubbo
MarshalltowniaAgain
Stolen Goss Violins Alarm Local Owner
A local violin owner reports two Goss violins stolen, causing anxiety as investigators and police have yet to recover them. No further information has been released by Sher- MYR or authorities.
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Goss
Sher- Myr
Robbery Case Ties Victim to Chicago Pawn Market
Edward L. Gosa reports stolen vialing worth about 4100 remains missing despite seven Young men bound over to the Brand jury. Sherif Wagner sent pawn brokers and a review of the cease to Chicago detectives. fear grows that the Infiriit incats may reappear. Wagner also arrested Moreng Neva, a Mexican, in Sioux City for stoning a Chicago Great Western passenger train at Gelwein, the first violator of federal railroad injunctions in the northern Iowa district. Oxford items advertised at $2.00 per pair.
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Edward L. Gosa
Chicago
Youne
Brand Jury
Go Tor
Goag
Chisago
Sherif Wagner
Vieting
Goss
Wagner
Btrimer
Sherif Herman T.-Wagner
Sioux City -Moreng
Neva
Chicago Great Western
Gelwein
Iowa
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Farwest
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