City Mourns With Parents Of Negro Child Found Slain
Manchester Iowa March 1 funeral for Matthew James Carson four year old negro boy killed Wednesday. The town united in sympathy as services were held at the Methodist and Baptist churches with community support for funeral expenses. Charles Cornwell white boy confessed to the killing and faces juvenile court as questions about his age and background arise.
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Manchester
Matthew James Carson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hebron Carson
G. T. Thorne
Hive Bay
Orcasion
C. G. Yoran
F. A. Peet
M. A. Richardson
F. J. Stevenson
C. W. Bangs Lang
GC. G. Wright
Carson Boy
Odd Fellow and Rebekah Lodge Winter Picnic
Cedar Valley I O O F and Rebekah lodges are well represented at the midwinter picnic with 450 attendees at Black Hawk lodge hall. Speeches by GC Cherry and Iowa leaders highlight the event, and a future midsummer picnic is planned for La Porte City. Mrs W H Langles leaves for Los Angeles as her father lies critically ill.
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Cedar Valley
W_ HL Langles
Los Angeles
George Zellhorter
First Evangelical Church
Sunday Radio Listings across Stations Nationwide
A整理 of Sunday programming for multiple stations including KHJ Los Angeles WBAP Fort Worth and WABC Philadelphia. Highlights show organ recitals orchestral broadcasts church services concerts and talks with varying start times across cities and networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Had!o Pigest
Associated Press
KHJ
Los Angeles
WBAP
Fort Worth
Trom
Sun- Ban
WRAA
Dallas News
Philadelphia
Mo Ices
Enectady
WIAA
Towa Ttr
Louisville
Placred
Cleveland
WAZ
Chicago
WLAG
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Davenport
Wss
Atlanta
Ervice
Cresco Cagers Win Annual Upper Iowa Basket Tournament
Cresco high basketball team wins the Upper Iowa University tournament by defeating Dunkerton 100 18 to claim the cup for two consecutive years. Oelwein takes the consolation 17 to 9. McDeard of Cresco Board awarded the trophy to the most valuable player. Tournament began Thursday with round results listed.
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Fayette
Tau
Prey Point
Megregor
Ity
Clermont
Pavnera
West
T Amonena
BEC Strawbberry Paine
Velen Crey
Creseo
Coleshure
Dunkerton Orbeein
Rund. Ound
Strawberry Point
Dunkerton
Oelwein
Cresen
Winkerton
Oeiwein
Babe Ruth Stricken with Influenza Feared Pneumonia
Babe Ruth rests under care of Dr. Wo Wooten in Whtel Mot Springs Arkansas as influenza threatens pneumonia. Nurse Isabel Clayton says fever held at 103 since midnight while Ruth shows distress and doctors monitor lung congestion and extent of danger.
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Mot Springs
Ark
Babe Ruth
Wo. Wooten
New York Yankees
Wooten
Isabel Clayton
Ir. Wooten
Illinois Wins Easily Over Iowa 38 to 19
Urbana Illinois March 1 The Illini basketball team defeated Iowa Hawkeyes 33 to 19. Illini defense limited Iowa’s scoring and Captain Potter stood out with seven field goals and a free throw. Janse and Lande led Iowa scoring.
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Illinois
Iowa
Urbana
Ill
Illinois University Fagers
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
Iini
Potter
Ilinois
Janse
Lande
Iowan
Orb
Stillwell
Popken
Britton
Martin
Plarsnier
Wares
Parker
G. Ampire
Yanks $60,000 fund may quit baseball
Louisville report says Bari Combs, outfielder sold to the Yankees for about 60 000 dollars, may quit professional baseball without reporting to his purchasers. Combs contract remains unsigned and its fate hinges on the deal between the Yankees and Colonels as stated by his Richmond home contact.
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YANKS
Louisville
Bari Combs
Yankees
Louisville Colonels
Flavin
Combs
Werd
Iron Combs
Richmond
Colonels
Cornhuskers Meet Gophers in Final Dual Meet
March 1 report that the University of Nebraska wrestling team hosts the Minnesota grapplers in the season’s last dual. Nebraska, favored at home, relies on Theodore Uhler returning in the 144 pound class to boost hopes after a defeat to Iowa State.
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Acola
Neh
University of Nebraska
University of Minnesota Grapplers
Cornhuskers
Gophers
Theodore Uhler
Iowa State
Nebraska
Waterloo Theatres Coming Week Presents Black and White Revue
The Waterloo Theatres lineup features the Julian Etinge and Tom Brown Black and White Revue of 1824 at Waterloo for a single performance. The 60 entertainer troupe includes Six Brown Brothers, Eddie Ross, Theresa Valotto, Stone, Dancing Fiends, Paulina Iowiline, Zeila Watton, Ratetta Pulter, plus a 20 piece saxophone band.
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Tolian Eltings
Bea
Julian 'Etinge
Andy
Tom Brown
the Waterloo
iSix Brown Brothers
Eddie Ross
Vheresa Valotto
Stone
Paulina Iowilne
Zeila Watton
Ratetta Pulter
Waterloo Theatre
Jacques Pierre
Sultan Eltinge
Brown Bros
Company OF
Siaty
Chorus OF Entertainers
Beautiful Maidens
Composer S Francis Hartley Prolific Overture to Open Plaza Week
Waterloo resident S Francis Hartley composes Geneva's Shore a waltz overture to be played at Plaza theatre opening programs directed by Ona C Reinke. Hartley known for Rhapsody in D Minor and The Pastorale, with works once aired at the Drake and WPDA Chicago. He leads Courier carrier operations outside Waterloo. U.S. railroads use 135000800 ties annually.
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Plaza Theatre
Waterloo
S. Francis Hartley
Geneva’s
Shore
Plaza Orchestra
Ona C. Reinke
Drake Hotel
WPDA
Chicago
Hartley
Courier Organization
Carrier Boys
Tony Sarg Willow Plate Tale to Be Marioned at Local Hall
Tony Sarg plans a shadowgraph marionette production of The Willow Plate Story at First Congregational auditorium. The show blends Chinese vaudeville curtain effects and ornate costumes with episodes tracing a mandarin's daughter's romance. Reserved seats are limited and sales are brisk.
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Tony Sarg
First Congregational
Ates
Brea
Willow Plate
Towa State Teachers College
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George Zellhorfer
I5 TV
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Ltr
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Jacqueline Logan
Antonio Morenoi
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Gomi
Crystal Theatre
Willam Pairbanks
Gladys Walton
William Fabrks
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Palace Theatre
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Charles Jones
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Paris
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Amd
Betty
Prosgram —Plaza Theatre
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First Congregational Church
Ross Conservatory of Music
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Grand Pano
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Hore Bridge Street
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