Canopus Club Delegates Arrive for 2nd International Convention
About 150 delegates from numerous states gather in Waterloo for the Canopus International two day convention at Hotel Russell Lamson. Events include a golf tournament at Sunny Side and plant tours with addresses by Moran and others. Forum sessions, moving pictures, and a banquet mark the program as Detroit eyes 1927 meeting.
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United States
Canopus ‘International
Russell-Lamson
International Board of Directors
Canopus Club
Waterloo
Sunnyside Country Club
C. E. Butler
Glenn A. Mbbitts
John ‘I. Levin
St. Pagal Club
Bark A. Roadman
Graea’ Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry Moran
St. Paul
Ha Falen
James B. Patterson
Cedar Rapids
Harry
S. Swenson
Minneapolis
Nodn
Patterson
Swen- Son
No Shining Shafts for War-Time Women Who Did Men's Work
Ida Nare Warfield of Muscatine addressed the annual convention of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic in Keokuk Ta noting that women at home kept up the war effort while men fought. She praised women’s sacrifices in fields factories and offices and their prayers for those in uniform, saying love of country is born from duty and devotion.
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Keokuk
America
Ida Nare Warfield
Muscatine
Grand Army of the Republic
Warfield
Lida E. Manson
Robinson Dominates Third Iowa Nomination Vote
Congress nominee Tom Robinson won an easy Republican primary led by large majorities in most counties across Iowa's Third district. He swept Dubuque and several others while Delaware, home of opponent George Banta, stayed close with 2,000 to 1,540 in Banta's favor. Unofficial county tallies show Robinson near four to one in Wright and Hardin, with total votes around 220,546.
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Hampton
Spe
Tom * Robinson
Delaware
George Anta
Hohingon
Bantalo
Hardin Eawn
Robinson
Ind Congress
Ton. Purcell
Hampton ~ Chronicle
Robinson's
Ee Banta Robinson
Butler
Buchanan Aes
Bremer
Black Hawk
Dubuque Eeu
Franklin
Orchestra Students Taught This Summer in West Schools
West schools will offer summer instruction in band and orchestra under the new extension divisions of the music department. Ralph Pronk, head of the department, announced the program with assistants J McEwen W McEwen and W D Bernett. Students must register Thursday at Central school or Friday at Whittier school.
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West Schools
Départment of Music
Ralph Pronk
J. McEwen
W. McEwen
Central School
Whittier School
Insirne
Bezentz and Zemo Skin Remedy Claims
Unclear ad text promotes Bezentz for skin troubles and Zamor for itching relief. Claims include instant relief, cleansing, and soothing of diseases like ringworm and rash with Zemo as a penetrating liquid. Mentions druggist price 60 cents for small bottle and larger sizes at times.
Music lesson program to be offered at schools
Students will receive private lessons at 40 or 75 cents per week and practice with the orchestra for minutes weekly. Those without instruments may register and obtain instruments later. Parents may accompany pupils for consultation. Various instruments will be displayed and demonstrated at the schools.
Cummins 40 Years In Iowa Politics Highlighted
Des Moines reports mark the 40 year political career of Senator A. A. Cummins begun in 1887 as a Polk County state representative. He helped regulate railroad rates, presided over the 1892 Republican state convention, served as a presidential elector, and was active at national conventions through the early 1900s.
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Des Moines
A. A. Cummins
Iowa
Polk County
William Larrabee
Cumming
Lowa
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
John H
Benjamin Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Cummins
Metibitey
William McKinley
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Iowa Governor Cummins and Senate Career Through 1928
A compressed account traces William B. Cummins’s political rise in Iowa from governor through multiple senate terms. It notes Dolliver’s death ending a Dodge-Cummins tie, the 1910 vacancy, protracted debates over successor, and Cummins later roles including president pro tempore and acting presiding officer after Ward.
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Iowa
United States Senate
William
Allison
Dolliver
Jonathan BP. Dolliver
Part
Dodge
Cummins
Butt Dolliver
Carrol
Corne Lat and Prexy MM Position Tendered Resignation Declined
An unclear notice reports that a resignation was refused and a proposal was tendered to the Provident, with further consideration by a board. Readable fragments mention various names and the event of a formal submission not proceeding to change.
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Martin Andenenty
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Conopus Club
C,.k. McNider
Duluth
St Minneapolis
Buffalo
San Antonio
Horsdon
Destroit
Jackson
Mich
Canopus International
C. C. Nye
Earl E. Crawford
Georges A Thompson
Treasure
Georges Larris
C. WW
Timberlake
D. A. Simmons
Houston
Rey
U. S
zZemo
Carl Bickley
Leavitt and Johnson Blig
Bnt
Vowa
Belans Indigestion J
Bellans
Pullmans
Eucharistic Congress
Union Station
Sycamore &T
A. J. Howard
C. G. We
Lowe Phone No
PANOR
Delmar
Arch-Rites
Arciere
Cheeks
Portland Cement Association
Hubbell
Senate
Dawes
Heywood Wakefield
Kone Furmisners
Heywood-Wakefield
Heywood-Wakeheld
Hey- Wwood-Wakeefield
Tates
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Bell System
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