East High Names Collentine 1925 Captain
Donald Collentine guard on the East High basketball team was elected captain by his teammates in coach John Heldt’s office. Six players took part in the election to lead the squad through the tournament. Ward and Field were dropped from the squad for breaking training rules, leaving McDermott at guard and Blim at center for the remainder of the sectional tournament.
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Donald Collentine
Ast High
John Heldt
Collentine
Hast High
Heldt
Marker
Blim
Sansone
Gruhn
AfeDermott
Heidt
Russell Ward
Percy Field
Eastigh
Theses
McDermott
Mield
Ward
Army Air Bombing Banned Over Ice Flood Gorge
Sioux City March 6 Army authorities refused to authorize bombing by air pilots to break the Niobrara flood gorge near the Missouri river. Officials feared premature explosions and accidents during the long flight would endanger planes and crews while the floodwater remained under 20 feet on nearby lowlands.
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Sioux City
Niobrara
Nev
Missouri River
War Department
Lee Gorges
Farm Bodies Seek Out in Egg Freight
Washington March 1 five farm organizations led by the American Farm Bureau Federation charged unreasonable and prejudicial straight and mixed carload rates on live and dressed poultry butter and eggs moving from Colorado Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North and South Dakota Wisconsin and Wyoming to points east of the Illinois state line. They asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to establish new freight rate schedules and sought reparations for shipments made since March 20 1924.
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Waatington
D. C
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Illinois State Line
American Farm Bureau Federaton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Radio interference and odd notes from O K Radio
A bevy of wry complaints recount unauthorized lectures on onion culture interrupting O. K. Radio broadcasts between 8 and 10 p m. Finley Newcomb the announcer dies after electrical work. A request to fix interference and an injunction against the light plant are noted along with quirky updates from Amy DeVere and others.
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Fawn Lippinacut
Artie Small
Newt Plym
Laborites Protest Kirkwood Expulsion in Commons
London March 6 Labour members walked from the house of commons in protest over the suspension of David Kirkwood the Dumbarton Scotland member. They returned to seats when the house met to discuss the trade union levy bill Kirkwood was not admitted and must await abolition of his suspension order. His suspension followed interruptions of Austen Chamberlain during a foreign policy address.
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London
House of Commons
David Kirkwood
Dumbarton
Scotland
Commons
Kirkwood
Austen Chamberlain
Police Hold Two for Mailbox Robberies
Des Moines police held two men as suspects in numerous mailbox robberies over weeks. Worth McElvogue of Fort Des Moines confessed to the crimes, while Bernard Durnin of Peoria, Idaho, denied guilt and was named in the confession.
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Des Moines
Guty
Worth McElvogue
Fort Des Moines
Victim of AGTO crash on crossing may live
Town City Ia March 6 The condition of Carl G Crouch Davenport whose back was broken when a Rock Island train struck the automobile in which he was riding near Here Wednesday night was reported improved today Physicians now believe Crouch has a good chance to recover McKim Rotary speaker Judson McKim secretary of the Cleveland Y M G A will be the speaker at the noonday luncheon of the Rotary club Monday at Hotel Russell Lamson The program is in charge of S A Cosagan
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Town City
Carl G. Crouch
Davenport
Rock Island
Bill
Elmer
Crouch
McKim
Rotary
Judson McKim
Cleveland Y. M. G. A
Rotary Club
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Af Towa
S$. A. Cosagan
Roosevelts plan Himalayan animal expedition for Field Museum
Col Theodore Roosevelt and Kermit Roosevelt will travel to Asia next month to collect rare animals for the Field Museum in Chicago. They will seek a goitered gazelle, long haired tiger, and great ibex, funded by James Simpson of Marshall Field & Co. The Simpson Roosevelt Weld expedition will explore lower Himalaya regions with George K. Cherry as the lone white participant.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Asia
Field Museum
Chicago
Marco Polo
China
James Simpson
Marshall Field & Co
George K. Cherry
President Roosevelt
Danbt
Roosevelts
Tha
Upbinetan
Himalaya Mountains
Embezzler in Hospital Ward Faces Trial Start
Dennis Murphy a prominent northeastern Iowa lawyer and banker will go to trial March 28 on alleged embezzlement and forgery. He is under observation in the psychopathic ward at the University of Iowa hospital, believed to be the first step by his attorneys to prove him insane. A continuance was granted last January when his counsel declared him insane.
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Waukon
Dennis Murphy
Iown
University of Iowa Hospital
Murphy
Negro Woman Dies in Pittsburgh at About 120
Mrs. Judie Dean a Black woman born on the Dean plantation in Greenwood near Pittsburgh reportedly lived to 120. She died at the Wilkinsburg home of her great grandson Charles Williams after years of asthma. Survived by four children twenty grandchildren sixty eight great grandchildren and thirty five great great grandchildren. memories of slavery and plantation life were recalled by Williams and the family.
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Pittsburgh
Judie Dean
Charles Williams
Hunter Street
Wilkinsburg
Altuo
Dean
Dean Plantation
Greenwood
Hamp Reynolds
Silas Dean
George Reynolds
Henry Jones
Rachel Davis
Eirza Harris
Williams
Tadiy
United States
20 Written Languages Evolved From Zodiac Signs Scientist Says
Los Angeles reports a new ship launched recently in the seas of archaeology with Edward Getsinger, an astronomer and antiquities researcher, aboard as part of the expedition. The scientist asserts that twenty written languages emerged from zodiac signs, marking a provocative theory in linguistic history.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Edward ©. Getsinger
Zodiacal symbols shaped early written languages claim
A USC lecture for the Argonaut club outlined zodialphaby, tracing 20 scripts to zodiac signs. Getsinger says astronomy was an ancient religious science over 12,009 years ago and that zodiac symbols evolved into early writing, with Israel’s 6,500 year history and revised Egyptian inscriptions.
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Argonaut Club
University of
Israel
Egypt
Birthday Party For Mrs Grover At Home
A small birthday party was held Wednesday for Mrs Grover at her home. Her sister Mrs Hewitt and Mrs Hamptons attended, with several friends spending the afternoon in celebration and light refreshments served.
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P.grover
LB. Hewitt
Hamptons
Tuncheon
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