Bloodhounds Aid Hunt for Lost Clost Boy in Iowa Chase
In a lengthy pursuit ending at an Illinois Central track, red bloodhounds Chief and Queen tracked 19 year old Closz from St Ansgar Iowa following scent from underwear and a hook tied to his hat. The boy, who suffers periodic insanity from spine injury, vanished Saturday and was found Tuesday afternoon.
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St. Ansgar
Henry Clost
Earl Yordy
Clost
Closz
Mr. Yordy
Otranto
Lyle
Minn
Yordy
Meltonville
Bolton and Carpenter
Young Close
Nearly 400 Physicians Attend Des Moines Valley Convention
Ottumwa Iowa June 5 nearly one hundred physicians of the Des Moines Valley Medical association meet in their forty second annual convention. The program covers professional topics and a noon banquet is planned. In the afternoon the group will attend the Muscatine Ottumwa baseball game. Licensed to Wed. John W Ritze 27 Dubuque Lura G Alderman 23 Waterloo.
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Ottumwa
Des Moines Valley Medical Association
John W. Ritze
Dubuque
Lura
G. Alderman
Waterloo
Today's Beauty Recipes by Mme D Mille
The column extols Mother's Shampoo for cleansing the scalp, dandruff removal, and glossy hair. It advertises a hair removal paste using delatone and water for unwanted facial or forearm hairs, claiming quick, safe results. A magatone witch hazel lotion is offered to reduce shine, freckles, tan, and sunburn for clearer skin.
The EVG: Evening Chit Chat on tipping and wages
Ruth Cameron argues tipping is an ethical and economic issue harming workers and authentic kindness. She questions motives behind tips, imagines a system where wages are paid by employers, and suggests public pressure could shift payment away from tipping toward direct wages.
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Ruth Cameron
Four Wheeler Priests to Be Ordained in June
Baltimore on June 5 reports that Cardinal Gibbons will lead the first mass for Rev. Thomas Jenkins Wheeler and his brother Rev. John David Wheeler both to be raised to priesthood on June 17. The sub-deacon will be Rev. Ferdinand Wheeler of Brooklyn, a third brother, with a fourth brother Lewis A. Wheeler studying for the Jesuit Order as master of ceremonies.
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Baltimore
Ottumwa Bride From Sunny Italy Weds Local Man
Theresa Ello a 22 year old Italian girl arrives in Ottumwa Iowa to wed Sam Terri a 34 year old Ottumwan after a long courtship spanning land and sea. The Sons of Veterans plan a special meeting at the G A R hall this evening with all members urged to attend.
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Ottumwa, Ta
Theresa Ello
Sam Terri
Haly
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
AIL
Traveling Men Gather for Des Moines Meeting
About 2,000 traveling men assembled in Des Moines for the United Commercial Travelers initial session. Gov Clarke and Mayor Hanna welcomed attendees, with responses by A. W. Rader and D. I. Thompson. Gov. A. Q. Eberhart of Minnesota delivered the principal address. Election of officers and regular business planned. initiation and parade expected for tomorrow.
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Des Moines
United Commercial Travelers
Clarke
Hanna
A. W. Rader
A. QO. Eberhart
Minnesota
Grand Council
Regent Seniors Seek Jobs After West High Graduation
West High graduates, now seniors turned job seekers, promise to prove their worth in Waterloo. Some have found work in clothing stores and pharmaceutical firms while others await placements, following advice to avoid panhandling in downtown areas. The Spectator Annual issue is delayed due to a printing hitch. subscribers are urged to pick up papers Monday at 1 PM.
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Waterloo
The
West High School
George Fitch
Spectator Annual
Spectator
Ewest High
Minneapolis
Pressey Frank
West High
Clandestine love ends in murder on Chicago's south side
John B. Van Keuren hardware dealer and Louise Sear Van Keuren wife become central figures in a south side murder case. George Penrose jeweler and Mrs Van Keuren are held for murder by grand jury after the husband was shot through the forehead. The affair began a year ago with purchases of diamonds and led to separation.
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Chicago
John B. van Keuren
East Sixty-third Street
Louise Sear van Keuren
Penrose
Six More Homes To Rise In Waterloo West
Waterloo plans six new houses as part of city growth. Total cost around $12,000 for six small to mid size homes. Foundations already dug at several sites with contractors active. Builders include John Johnson Hagerman Place $1,200 Frank E Town Hagerman Place $1,250 Nathan Cohn Johnsons addition $3,400 Major J W Z Boyton Westfield $1,390 George W Hill Kingsley avenue $3,000 Jesse E Patterson Hagerman Place site 22 by 26 feet $1,000.
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John Johnson
Hagerman Place
Frank E. Town
Nathan Cohn
Johnson
J. W. Z. Boyton
Westfield
George W. Hill
Kingsley Avenue
Jesse E. Patterson
YWCA Examines Masonic Home Option Through June
The YWCA local branch through Mrs. C M Woods will host Miss Cleary of New York City to study the Masonic home purchase plan. Cleary, a financial expert with the National Board, will assess viability and report after June. The $45,000 option remains valid until next month as fundraisers boost the annual $5,000 budget.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
C. M. Woods
Miss Cleary
New York City
The
Milkmen of Waterloo to Organize Milk Dealers
The Waterloo area milkmen plan forming the Waterloo Milk Dealers Association after a meeting last evening. A committee of E. T. Sadler W. R. B. Scott and William Bishop will draft rules for the organization to present at a meeting next week. Nineteen of thirty-two local milk men attended and aim to involve all. The group seeks better handling of milk after sale and improved relations among dealers, with emphasis on sanitation during hot months. The milk inspector warned patrons that returning dirty bottles will lead to prosecution under a city ordinance imposing a 25 dollar fine.
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Waterloo
E. T. Sadler
W. R B. Scott
William Bishop
Wow
Wrant
Conference of Western Governors Opens in Salt Lake City
The annual conference of Western state governors opened in Salt Lake City with welcome addresses by Salt Lake Mayor Samuel Park and Governor William Spry. Several governors arrived late, delaying the program as the session focused mainly on organizing work.
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Salt Lake City
Western States
Samuel ©. Park
Salt Lake
Wm. Spry
Self-blame note cited in Porter's suicide in Davenport
Porter M. Green of La Crosse Wisconsin, in Davenport for several months, left a note saying no one is responsible but myself then turned on the gas in his boarding house bathroom and was found dead this morning. Authorities report the death as suicide with no signs of foul play.
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Davenport, Ka
Senior Class Plans Final Commencement Festivities
The College of Commerce prepares for graduation with a baccalaureate sermon at Grace Methodist church next Sunday, a reception at San Souci park Monday, and a banquet at the Irving hotel Tuesday for 125 graduates and alumni. The senior class of 119 plans a class play at East High next Wednesday and commencement exercises Thursday.
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College of Commerce
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
KR. E. Eklund
San Souci Park
Irving Hotel
Alum mi Association
East High School
Boys Seek Jobs After Training Trip In Chicago
Teall Stavy of Excursion Prom Chicago reports scarce positions for youths arriving from Chicavo after a morning train to Tuto depot. Secretary Hartanist seized their papers while aiming to arrange work, noting most lads prefer not to pursue mental labor. The delegation seeks employment as job fairs have drawn few prospects this week.
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Sopetary Hartanist
Martquist
Fifteen year old Walter Baiford injured sliding at Lincoln street
Walter Baiford son of Rev J M Baiford 422 Logan Avenue was struck while sliding to a base in a street game on Lincoln street. He fractured his left leg but X ray showed ends plated and aligned and he rests comfortably. Neighborhood youths were playing nearby near the Illinois Central viaduct.
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Walter
J. M. Baiford
Logan Avenue
Lincoln Street
Ruuner
Ilinois Central Viaduct
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Woods Bros
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