Chicago welcomes pilgrims to Eucharistic congress
Waterloo visitors report Chicago shows hospitality to thousands of pilgrims from America and abroad. Officials coordinate transport and security while cathedrals and Soldiers Field host ceremonies with ornate decorations. No profiteering noted though room rents rise. mass at Soldiers’ Field impresses with 10,000 children singing.
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Waterloo
Ryen
Inonder
Congress
Aoe
Holy Name Cathedral
Cardinal Mundelein
Soldiers
Eld
Corn Belt Coal Men to Have Constitution
Des Moines will host a one day convention of the Corn Belt Coal Dealers Association tomorrow to adopt a constitution and by laws. The April formed group names AnWi, Dane as meeting host. Iowa City is president. Garney Des Moines and George W. Voss Council Bluffs named vice presidents. Gilchrist Ames treasurer. Smith Des Moines secretary.
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Corn Belt Coal Dealers Association
Wi. Dane
Iowa City
KK. G. “‘Garney
George W. Voss
Council Bluffs
F. Hf
Gilchrist
Ames
L. CG. Smith
Action to Confiscate Cadillac In Ownership Dispute
Action filed in district court seeks adjudication of ownership of a Cadillac seized with liquor by police at 197 French Street, city. County Attorney William A. Cook filed yesterday afternoon. Henry Palmer, alias Eugene Baker of Dubuque, and Whitey CG, arrested early Saturday in a Ferral hotel, are held in county jail awaiting preliminary hearing.
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French Street
William A. Cook
Henry Palmer
Eugene Baker
Dubuque
CG. Whitey
James Whillis
LinegIn
Wee Rarick
Cedar Falls
R. J. Murray
W. N. Whitford
Janesville
Peter Falkenbers
Ree
Tf. Strandskov
Europe
Strandskov
Bethlehem
Pach
Wilittis Tremmering
PF. G. Yateo
Waterloo
Thief Steals Watch From Guardsman at Armory
A petty thief stole a 7 jewel Elgin watch from Guardsman Jones at Crio BR Jones Argyle street last evening. He reported to police that his watch and civilian trousers were missing until his pants were later found under a bench.
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Argyle Street
Nationaluari
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Union Church on College Hill to be promoted
The 17 member committee plans a preliminary organization for a proposed interdenominational church on College Hill. They estimate a $30,000 cost with $5,000 pledges from hill residents and expect outside support. Pastor Rev. Oitar Jorgensen and family arrive from Minneapolis to settle at the parsonage near the Danish Bethlehem church.
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East Lansing
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Eiverything
Seek New System of Teaching History New York
After conferring with organizations the American Historical Association announced plans to reorganize history teaching in U S schools. Prof A G O Krey said a nationwide survey would be funded by 16000 from the Commonwealth Fund. The association aims to present a plan by December in Rochester N Y to help prepare citizens for complex future life. The American Legion and American Federation of Labor back similar efforts, with bankers and others showing interest.
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The
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A. GO. Krey
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Surmier
Commonwealth Fund
Executive Council
Rochester
N.Y
American Legion
American Federation of Labor
Secrets of plant poisons held by Mexican Indians
New York, June 22. A long feature on indigenous knowledge of plant poisons used in arrows and darts across Mexico and Central America. It notes that such poisons are handed down orally, lists a range of plants from the tropics, and cites Dr. Ral Cheney of New York University as authorities. The piece discusses how arrow poisons affect the nervous system, mentions North American usage as limited, and covers regional differences across Americas.
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Aillionaire
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Yucatan
Mexico
México
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Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Molly
Oregon
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Lidians
Liem
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South America
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Alrice
Waterloo Colored Nine Lose at Cedar Rapids Giants
Waterloo Colored team suffers a 18 to 0 defeat at Cedar Rapids as Cedar Rapids Colored wins on Sunday. The loss marks a clear setback for Waterloo in the matchup described by local sport brief.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Hampton Teal Wens Defeats Chin's Colored All Stars 5 to 4
Hampton La June 22 Hampton Pirates base ball team edged Chin's Colored All Stars of Lone Rock 5 to 4. Hampton scored in the first half while Lone Rock tallied in the second half.
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Hampton Pirated
Chin's Colored, All Stars
Lone Rock
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Des Moines Attorneys Attack Police Chief for Illegal Methods
Polk County Bar Association members accuse Police Chief James Cavender of illegal arrests and un-American justice during a June meeting in Des Moines. Des Moines attorneys led by C. O. Holly charge that over two thousand arrests have been made without warrants, calling for scrutiny of police practices.
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Ney
Polk County Bar Association
James Cavender
C. O. Holly
Carrender
Permi
Booze Run Escape on Grant Highway Ended in Gunfire
Bullets flew as booze runners in a fast car evaded a posse along Grant Highway east of the city at 3:50 a.m. A faulty spark plug in the pursuing police car hindered the chase. The posse, including Officer Ralph Mavis and John Raines, reported the transfer of liquor had occurred and pursued the lone car, but many shots missed and the driver refused to stop despite warnings.
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Oficar
Ralph Mavis
Rar Wray
Charles Plekions
John Raines
Iquay
JH. T. Wagner
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