Handicap Golf Featured At Power Company's Picnic
Central Iowa Power and Light Co plans a July 30 picnic at Electric Park with handicap golf as a main attraction. The event is expected to draw a larger crowd than last year and will include employees from absorbed smaller power concerns in northern towns. Family rides, free ice cream, and pop will be provided, with offices closed for the day and department duties covered to allow full attendance.
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Central Iowa Power & Light Co
Electric Park
RH. B. Maynard
Central Town Power & Light Co
Micnic
Bay
Grundy Center
Parkersburg
Nashua
Cuaries City
Allison
Dumont
Hampton
New Hartford
Eagle ‘Grove
Clarion
Humboldt
Emmetsburg
Spirit Lake
Forest City
Shell Rock
Maynard
Radio Programs Across Cities Highlight Concerts and Scores
A dense listing notes Tuesday schedules from Davenport Des Moines Omaha and Chicago stations with musical programs orchestras chimes concerts and baseball scores plus details on speakers violinists singers and radio features. Highlights include Rex’s joint recital Chapman's orchestra and Ginger hour with multiple stations broadcasting concerts and opera moments.
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Davenport
Des Moines
Omaha
Rialto Alann
WGN
Chicago
Drake
Maidings
Rein- Sisters
WLS
Rex
Fannie
Eddie Cavanaugh
Sules Allan
Marmony
Grace Wilson
WMAG
Chapman
WEEM
Scotch
Ftenor
Honky Fead Gloom
Chase Dave Nu- Nan
Gronestra
Kyw
Seat
Wen
Riviera Theatre
Inan Trauba
Detroit
See
WOX
Apple Club
WDAF
Alerry
Pianie
IARRY
WHO Des Atoines
Bankers Life Trio
Ira
Koil Council Bluis
Whistler
Chitugo
Tamba Cencor
Berriten
Tamba Skylarks
Paul Small
Williamson T Brothers
Fantelin Trio
Hannony Singers
Ginger Hour
Riviera
Orinlg
Builari
Man
Kex
Cornhuskers
Tone Seoul
Chisago
Nave Nudelnan
Harold Anders
Clash Over Villa Rites Divides Honolulu Faithful
In Honolulu two Filipino religious factions clash over Pancho Villa memorials. Plans for a Methodist service were scrapped, with two services set one at the Methodist mission and another at the Catholic cathedral led by Bishop Stephen Alencastre. The bishop warned against Methodist interference.
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Honolulu
Associated Press
Pancho Villa
Manila
Villa
Stephen Alencastre
Cayetano Ligot
Hare
Planus
Ligot
Presbyterians Defeat Burton Avenue in 5 0 Championship
First Presbyterian church baseball team won its third straight victory in the championship series beating Harton Avenue Baptist nine 5 to 0. If Presbyterian victory stands, they would clinch the 1925 church title Thursday. a Methodist win could force a playoff. Central Christian and Burton Avenue Baptist also play tonight.
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First Presbyterian Church
Harton Avenue Baptist
Presbyterians
Grara
Methodists
Central Christian
Burton Avenue Baptist
Man Who Annoyed Farmers Released When Found
Ray Padsey, 84, held on insanity charges after terrorizing farm families near Newhall and Atkins, was discharged from the county jail as sane. He telegraphed relatives for funds to cover arrest costs, which failed to arrive.
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Vinton
Ray Padsey
Newhall
Atkins
Kladgey
Insans
John Manderér
State Hospital
Independence
Northwestern Epworth League institute draws 700 at Spirit Lake
Spirit Lake July 21 Over 700 delegates attend the Northwestern Epworth League institute in session at Lake Okoboji. Fort Dodge likely wins the silver cup for largest attendance. Five districts are represented at the institute.
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Spirit Lake
Northwestern EpWorth League Institute
Lake Okoboji
Fort Dodge
Boxing results and tennis events across multiple cities
Boxing results list several decisions from New York Philadelphia Allentown and other cities with Johnny Dundee facing Johnny Leonard and Harry Garfand losing to Black Bill. Fort Dodge hosts state tennis events with matches in progress and byes. The article also notes a Philadelphia boxing card and a tennis star lineup led by Tilden and Jacobs amid an ongoing inquiry into Loren Murchison.
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Long Island City
Johnny Dundee
New York
Johnny Leonard
Allentown
William Harmon
Harry Garfand
Brooklyn
Black Bill
Cuba
Corporal Izzy Schwartz
Fort Dodge
Idoe van Ginkel
Des Moines
R.mitchell
Cedar Ranids
Clayton Paige
Ted Swenson
Cedar Rapids
I. Bancroft
Sat Diego
al Nicolet
John Doeg
Sante
Danny Grives
Philadelphia
Eddie Dempsey
Mike Schultz
Alex Bader
Jimnny McDonough
Tommmy Devlin
Jack Donohue
Morristown
Buffalo
Alex Hart
Harry Cook
Pete Hartley
Wroyd
Sibert
Ashtabula
Wddle
Welsh
South Bend
Kert Ray Romney
Niagary
Falls
Firat
Huddy Merritt
Barry Stuck
Chicago
Skokie Country Club
Glencoe
Tfl
jThe
Theatrical offerings at Strand Rialto and Plaza theaters
Alice Verry opens at the Strand today and Wednesday in a George Gibbs adaptation about orphans and theater life with other acts by Nay Brothers Creole Steppers. Orville Caldwell stars at the Rialto, while Mrs. Wallace Reid heads a Broken Laws feature. Plaza shows Lady of the Night about New York society and crime.
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Alice Verry
Strand
George Gibbs
Busby
Yulayved
Dorghy Seb
Alice Urrr
Orville Caldwell
Rialto Theatre
Elena
Wallace Reid
Plaza Theatre
New York
Norma Shearer Stars in Dual Roles at Plaza Theatre
Norma Shearer appears as Florence and Molix in a striking double performance at the Plaza Theatre. The actress delivers contrasting characters with vivid artistry, underscoring the program's dramatic range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Pind Molix
Norma Shearer
Plaza Theatre
Tarry Greb Seeks to Rattle Dempsey at Michigan City
Pittsburgh dispatch reports middleweight champion Harry Greb leaving for Chicago to line up a September bout with Jack Dempsey in Michigan City promoter WJ Pit z aims to set the price. Greb vows to outpoint Dempsey and recalls a past bout at Newton Harbor.
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Tarry Greb
Dempsey
Michigan City
Associated Prose
Pittsburgh
Harry Greb
Chicago
Floyd Fitzsimmions
Greb
Jack Dempsey
Midigan City
WJ Pitz
Newton Harbor
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Tommoy
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N. W. Epworth Institute
Waterloo Bank and Trust Company
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Lafayette Building
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Dente Lont Oo
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Kurtz-Reinhart Co
Fuel & Transfer Phone
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Miller Cleaning & Dye Works
Strand Theatre
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Richard DIX
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BELL
G. C. Kennedy
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Granfield’s Orchestra
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Great National Parks
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Ral Pasren Ueeerpete
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