Morals of Youth in State Deemed Low by Police Chief
Des Moines March 2 United Press James Risden head of the state bureau of investigation asserts criminal records show a moral lapse among county and city youth unprecedented in this country He cites cases of delinquency social diseases and alleged decency violations blaming homes and parental neglect for the trend He warns authorities to intensify scrutiny of youths and emphasize parental responsibility.
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United Press
Des Moines
James Risen
State Bureau Ofvestigation
Harryomethon Fosdick
Fosdick
Grinnell
Risden
Couaz
Oelwein
Rikden
Illinois Central postpones rail yard project without funding
Illinois Central officials announced no appropriation has been set for building new railyards near Etk Rua Unols Central. Land options have been closed, but work cannot start until land is secured and funds are approved by directors. Early activity this spring is not expected until financing is secured.
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Unols Central Railroad
The
Illinois Central
Men Who Stole Auto At Cedar Falls Get Trial At Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge authorities hold J. H. Lutz and Frank Cliyton for holdup and robbery of a Cedar Falls theft. Police chief Leighton reports they also robbed a Hockwell City grocery owner and a customer, taking 170 dollars at gunpoint. Wier faces 26 years if convicted. Leighton, a former railroad worker, returns from Omaha after attending a railway agents banquet. Cedar Falls hosts a Presbyterian Church Family Day service with John Arnold speaking on The Church and Sunday School.
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Cedar Falls
Fort Dodge
J. H. Lutz
Frank Cliyton
BE. A. Leighton
Fort, Dodge
Hockwell City
Leighton
Omaha
Association of Railway Special Agents of the Central West
First Presbyterian Church
John Arnold
Disposal of Lincoln School Site Becomes Election Issue
Cedar Falls voters on the eve of the school election debate whether to sell the old Lincoln school site or hold it as a playground. The board favors keeping it as a playground while two candidates for directorate, Mrs. E. J. Thietmar and P. Petersen, have not issued formal statements. A separate item notes ongoing local moving and residents relocating homes in the area.
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Cedar Falls
Altho
Lincoln School
Jefferson Grounds
E. J. Thietmar
P. Petersen
Quick Relief for Rheumatism Ad Ends in Promise
An old advertisement touts Rheuma as instant relief for rheumatic pains and swollen joints. It claims rapid action on kidneys liver stomach and blood within 24 hours and promises money back if not satisfied. Wangler Bros. and others offered the product at a small price with guaranteed refund.
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Wangler Bros
Exalting Life Through Exaltation of Christ at College Service
Catholic and college circles note Rev Murdoch McLeod delivering a discourse at the regular church service with the theme Exalting Life Through the Exaltation of Christ. Literary clubs plan meetings and book reviews led by Mrs Chiao Jesup Mrs Parker and Mrs Wester as guests, with officer elections forthcoming. Bell Canto Glee Club of Teachers College, 40 women, led by Miss Alpha C. May, ready for a Tuesday program.
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Nineteenth Century
Yestern
Clarence M. Parker
B. &. Witter
J.E. Chiao Jesup
Nineteenth Century ’Club
CG. W. Wester
Igna Fiction Writers
Emma Ramsey
Bell Canto Glee Club
Teachers College
Miss Alpha C
Convent to Make Way for Downtown Skyscrapers in Baltimore
Baltimore March 2 The Visitation Academy and Convent near the commercial district will be razed for modern industry towers. Erected 1839 the historic brick complex valued at about 1 million dollars will be replaced as Sisters plan a suburban move to quieter surroundings. Local dismay grows as business growth encroaches on heritage.
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Baltimore
Academy
Convent of the Visitation
Sisters of the Visitation
Martin van Buren
Congress
District of Columbia
Entertainment at the auditorium Tuesday evening teaser
Field as director will present an ann enter tainment at the auditorium Tuesday evening Wicked Up in Passing The final preaching service of the winter semester will be next Sunday morning H H Seerles president will address college students in the auditorium. Owners of receiving sets plan to entertain friends Wednesday when the inaugural address of President Coolign will be broadcast from several stations. Mrs William S Hansen left yesterday for Long Beach Cal to spend several weeks. Merrill Bros have been given contract to build a residence at 1621 Olive street for Harold G Palmer. Work will begin within a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Harold G Palmer were weekend guests at the home of relatives in Grinnell. Mrs Harry E Peterson and son returned yesterday to their home at Madison Lake Minn after a several weeks visit at the Hans W Berea residence.
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H. H- Seerles
Coolign
Wiliam S. Hansen
Long Beach
Cal
Merrill Bros
Olive Street
Harold G. Palmer
Grinnell
Harry E. Peterson and Son
Madison Lake
Minn
Hans W. Berea
Visitation Sisters Move After Long Years on Old Grounds
Cedar Falls reports three local fires from Sunday to today with damage listed for three properties. John Brown residence at 1014 Franklin damaged about $300. I H Hart home at 2522 Walnut to be repaired for $36. Mouree Lane residence at 216 Lincoln damaged about $15.
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Cedar Falls
John Brown
Franklin Street
I. H. Hart
Walnut Street
Mouree Lane
Lincoln
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Bradley
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Cadac Falls
Othe Waterloo Evening Courier
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West
Fourie Mtrest
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Tremont
Harry F. Bangert
Bla
Pearl
W- A. Taylor
H. J. Wiley
Firth West
Earl D. Barr
Franklin
la Grange
Walter Lee
Minneapolis
A. S. Hansen
W. H. Pettit
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Hansen
Dr. McLem
A. BR. Mcleod
Tabor
Corvalis
Ore
M. J. Wv. i Heicher
William
Rownd
Home Secial and Literary _ society of
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Nellie Egbert
Sisters of Visitation
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Auditorium
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H. J. Christensen
W. Park Ava
Waterloe
Grande
Paris
Bonafide
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Lumbago
Carl. C. Bickley
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DE. C. W. Bruner
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Black -Hawk
President Coolidge
Nichols & Gates
Palmer Chiropractor
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Gardner Motor Co., Inc
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