Presbyterians in Annual Banquet Celebrate Prosperous Sunday School
The First Presbyterian Church of Bava held its tenth annual Sunday School banquet in the church parlors with sixty members. Officers were re-elected for April 1 start. plans discussed for a new building and a social class for young married women. A unique Burns quotation toast program followed, with members sharing humorous hypothetical roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church Bava
iLold
J. D. Lifting
Frank T. Bentley
William McMillan
C. K. Bentz
W. W. McFarlane
Ada Young
J. W. Weatherti
A. G. Horn
Liffring
Ark Avenue
Franklin Street
P. C. Parker
Morrison Street
James Black
Robert Burns
Oursel
Sollow
J. W. Rath
Ift
C. W. Kline
Lee l Litenfield
C. H. Abbott
Tw. W. Miller
H. A. Loysen
J. 2. Macartney
Peroxide Supply Cut After Fire Hits Niagara Plant
New York reports that strike of peroxide supply by war and a fire at the Niagara Electro-Chemical company leaves bleaching concerns busy and stops shipments until summer. The Niagara plant is out of business after explosions, constraining sources to three-fifths of prior capacity.
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New York
Niagara Electro-Chemical Company
Niagara
Pershing To Lead Columbus Drive On Border Patrol
Gen Pershing arrives in Columbus to oversee a new 4000 man unit for patrol along the Mexico Arizona border. American forces mobilize to match Carranza and Villa positions as Villa shifts eastward away from previous targets near Casas Grandes and Corralitos.
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Gen. Pershing
Columbus
Aso
Valle
Villa
Corralitos
Carranza
Funtesz
Jstei
Casas Grandes
Catmanaza
Carraniza
Cnmber
Parision
Juarez
Viela
Gavira
Juarlox
Villa heads for Santa Ana mountains after desert trek
Gavira reports Villa faces harsh desert terrain and possible clashes with Garza’s cavalry while fleeing Carranza and U S troops. Villa’s path near Casag Grendes, Corralitos, and the Santa Maria river could force a crossing of the Mexican Central railway as forces close in from Laguna toward Fatena and the Santa Ana district.
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Gavira
Gonzales
Casag Grendes- Whrads
Desert Altho
Villa Haa
Carranza
Ilna
Desert Plains
Garza
Laguna
Villa
Carranga
Mspindoleno
Corralitos
Ater
Galena
Santa Maria
Ciavini
Villa Ia
Santa Ana District
Fatena
Wi- Ya
Waterloo firms win Mason City paving contracts
Mason City council awarded asphalt paving to Bryant Asphalt of Waterloo and cement paving to Dearborn Construction of Waterloo. The projects cover about 62 653 square yards of concrete and 6 400 square yards of asphalt with 8 928 feet of cement curbing, totaling over 100 000 dollars. Bids included 1.68 per square yard for Trinidad asphalt and 1.63 per square yard for reinforced concrete. Curbing bid stood at 39 cents per foot.
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Mason City
Bryant Asphalt Company
Waterloo
Dearborn Construction Company
Trinidad Aaphalt
Bryant Company
Wagner Brothers Sought by Worried New York Mother
A letter from Rev William Carr notes Wagner brothers Albert and Charles, ages 26 and 24, were sent to Iowa years ago from New York City. They may have lived in southeastern Black Hawk county. The mother at 215 East Forty seventh Street asks anyone with information to contact her or have the brothers write back.
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St Charles
Albert Wagner
East Forty-seventh Street
New York City
Wiliam Mr. Carr
Beekman HH
Methodist Church
New York
Black Hawk County
Albert
Charles Wagner
Rome
Iowa
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Wank Forty-seventh Street
Taft and ABA leaders oppose Brandeis Supreme Court nomination
Washington March 14 former President Taft and six other former presidents of the American Bar association protested to the senate judiciary sub committee against the confirmation of Louis D Brandeis to the supreme court The others included Simeon E Baldwin and Francis Rawle
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Washington, D. C
Taft
American Bar Association Today
Senate Judiciary
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Simeon E. Baldwin
Francis Rawle
Senators Read Letters Against Brandeis Nomination
Joseph H. Choate Elihu Root Moorefield Story and Peter W Meldrim sent letters arguing Louis D Brandeis is unfit for the Supreme Court confirming his reputation and professional career. The letters were read by Austen G Fox at the public hearing reopening.
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Joseph H. Choate
Elihu Root
Moorefield Story
Peter W. Meldrim
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court of the United States
Meldrim
Savannah
Brandeis
Secretary Lansing Heads To Pinehurst Vacation
Washington March 14 Secretary Lansing travels to Pinehurst North Carolina for a week of rest after weeks of heavy diplomatic duty. The vacation signals confidence in the Mexican situation being in capable hands of the army and a complete understanding with General Carranza.
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Washington, D. C
Lansing
Pinehurst
N. C
State Department
Carranza
Meeks and Prencil Clash on Mytilene
Reports from Athens say fighting occurred on the island of Mytilene between Greek and French troops. Two French soldiers were severely wounded. French reinforcements arrived and detained the Greeks.
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Meeks
Prencil
Berlin
Athens
Mytilene
Art Shop Changes Hands In Theatre District Trade
Thomas B. Kirkpatrick purchases Eckerman Art Shop in Palace Theatre building. The new firm will be known as the Palace Art Shop and will offer high class moulding and accessories in stock.
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Thos. B. Kirkpatrick
Eckerman Art Shop
Palace Theatre
Palace Art
Water loo West and East School Election Results
In Waterloo west 425 votes chose directors with Austin Burt C W Campbell and H E B Colby re elected by large margins. Burt 352 Campbell 281 Colby 224, Miller 172, Waterbury 112. Stewart elected treasurer with 224. Ten mill tax levy approved 214 to 118. Waterloo east 42 voters re elected H A Boysen and Ben Lichty, Elghmey treasurer, and appropriations carried with 48 votes including seven by women.
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Waterloo West
Austin Burt
C. W. Cantbpell
H. E B. Colby
C.W. Campbell
H. E. Colby
George Miller
O. A. Waterbury
F. J. Elghmey
Socialist candidate blasts Wilson on preparedness before committee
In Washington on March 14 Alan L. Benson of Yonkers North Carolina, a Socialist presidential candidate, attacked President Wilson's push for preparedness before the House Naval Committee. Chairman Padgett expunged the remarks from the record after Benson was warned not to direct improper references at the president.
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Washington, D. C
Allan L. Benson
Yonkers
N. C
Wilson
House’ Naval Committee
Padpat
Danderine promises glossy hair growth and beauty
An old advertisement touts Knowton's Danderine as a remedy for dandruff and hair loss. It claims ten minutes to remove flakes, weeks to regrow hair, and explains the product strengthens roots, adds luster, and makes hair appear fuller, softer, and more beautiful.
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Prosperous Sunday School
Watertoo
Glothiers
Boys’ and Children’s Dept
Wagner Brothers
Bar Association
Benson
Naval Committee
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