British clergy defend drinking on Christian grounds
English clergymen challenge prohibition arguing personal rights and religious precedent. Rev Wyndham Heathcote cites US illicit drink trade while Dr H H Henson of Durham calls coercion in morality illegitimate. Both defend moderate or traditional alcohol use as compatible with Christian teaching.
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Associated Press
London
America
England
Wyndham Heathcote
Maidstone
Corn Exchange
United States
H. H. Henson
Durham
Rotary Club
Colored man arrested for shooting in Marshalltown
A colored man detained after stepping from a C G W train was released as not the gunman Tegrill once wanted in Marshalltown for a shooting affray. Police learned he did not fire the shots that struck William Williams, a colored paving worker, amid a dispute over a woman. Williams was hospitalized and likely to recover.
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Ed. Tagrill
Marshalltown
Tegrill
William Williams
Waterloo
Fire alarm at Colonial apartments sparked by drying paint
Firemen were called to the Colonial apartments at 5 p.m. yesterday after workmen painted the heating plant and built a fire in it. Smoke from the drying paint prompted tenants above to report an alarm. “Better be insured than sorry.” Boy of Herman C. Miller, Phone 2404.
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Colonial Apartments
Toiler
Herman C. Miller
Cedar Falls Band to Play Concert at Exposition
Cedar Falls hosts a weekly band concert at the Cedar Valley exposition on Thursday evening in front of the grandstand directed by FP MecCreary. Special numbers feature Kirkwood Olsen Karl Duthbert and Chris Nelson among the performers. A house on Franklin Street is set for erection by Mrs Carrie Peterson of Humboldt. Mr and Mrs Harvey Baird travel to Chicago to join a 90 member tour for three weeks to Seattle and Alaska.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Valley Exposition
FP. L. MecCreary
Kirkwood S. Olsen
Karl Duthbert
Chris Nelson
Franklin Street
Carrie Peterson
Humboldt
Harvey ‘Baird
Chicago
Seattle
Noine
Alaska
July Rainfall Reaches 6.47 Inches This Month
The official Iowa forecast indicates fair weather with slightly lower temperatures tonight and tomorrow. Today was cool and breezy, while yesterday brought heavy rain but less than expected after 7 a.m. July’s total rainfall stands at 6.47 inches with temperatures ranging from 82 to 62 degrees.
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Iowa
Drunken Driver Jailed After Second Offense in Waterloo
John W. Gwynne, municipal court judge, jailed John Schlicting of Traer, Ia., for 30 days in Black Hawk county jail after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. Gwynne vowed zero tolerance for second offenses, calling intoxicated driving a menace to public safety. Also sentenced were Eugene Sullivan for careless driving and three defendants fined for parking over the time limit in restricted districts. Drs. G. J. Stapella were fined for disturbing public quiet, with fines suspended on costs. The article notes a decade of rising patent grants to American women, totaling 6,000 in the last 10 years.
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John W. Gwynne
John Schlicting
Traér
Black Hawk
Schlicting
Waterloo
Gwynne
Eugene Sullivan
Hwnutrleg
G. J. Stapella
I. Warty
Towa Prof Given Fund to Measure Teaching Results
Town City Ia July 30 Professor G M Ruch of the University of Iowa has $2,500 placed at his disposal by the Commonwealth fund of New York to find the best tests for measuring the results of social science teaching. The fund supports educational investigation including standardizing the content of history and social sciences to promote good citizenship and social attitude. Thousands of school children will participate in experiments over a year. Ruch is co author of the Stanford achievement tests widely used in American schools.
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Town City
G. M. Ruch
University of Iowa
Commonwealth, Fund of
New York
Commonwealth Fund
Ruch
Stanford
Miss Mayme Brody Marries J E Nyquest at Vinton
Miss Mayme Brody of Rockford wed J E Nyquest of Ra ford at Vinton. The bride is daughter of Mrs L K Brody and has lived locally. the groom, a stranger, works for the MeGey Directory company and moves often.
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Mayme Brody
J. E. Nyquest
Rockford
Vinton
J. EB. Nequest
Raford
L. K. Brody
Us. W. Gilbert
Nyquoest
Me| Gey Directory Company
Pres
Anniversary party for Mrs Nyquast noted
Routine social event hosted by Mrs Nyquast and Mr Nyquast to honor Abe Mit Mice on Monday evening with guests, a pleasant supper, and a celebratory mood amid a note of civic concern after a nearby fire. incident details include a fire origin suspected as incendiary and follow up arrests anticipated.
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Nyquast
Young
Abe
Mit
Kirkhind
Denur
Jannes
Garrison
Tila
Delbert Cox
Wi. M. Gale
Lois Gale
Florence Cgeorge
Cedar Rapids
Cox Raad
MM Alen
Towa Chiropractors Attend National Convention
Moines Iowa July 30 Numerous Iowa chiropractors will leave here August 30 for the National Association of chiropractors convention in St Paul Minnesota beginning August 4.
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Yes Moines
Lowa
Natonal Association of Chiropractors’ Conventiion
St. Paul
Minn
American singer wins Argentine critic's approval
American singer Louise Trayes from Newark N J debuts at the Colon in Margherita in Bello's Metastasio, drawing mixed early reactions. Critics note initial stiffness but praise her stage presence and singing, with newspapers later touting her gum chewing prowess and potential repeat performances in the season.
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Buenos Aires
United Press
Newark
N.2
Missy Louise Trayes
Colon Theatre
Margherita
Bello
Metropolitan
Miss Hayes
Topogen
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