Ames Alumni Deny Plans to Subordinate Colleges
Ames and Cedar Falls colleges faces no move to place them under a single administrative head. Ames College Alumni secretary says the board of education has not discussed such action and that fears are unfounded.
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IL. da. Pride
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Board of Education
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State Teachers College At
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Iowa City
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Knapp
Alumnus Association Executive Committee
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Amos
Herman Knapp
R. A. Pearson
ATER
Pride Egg
H. J. Passig
Humboldt
J. Th Gould
Mark G. Thornburg
Des Moines
Roger O'Donnell
Cale
Mr. Pride
Porter Bay
Des Soins
INS
Claude R. Porter
Jawa’ State College
Cedar
Alig’ State University
Porter
Amesi
Wah
Gemmill
Enance Committee
Pearson
Genmill
Des. Moines
Jaws State College
Ables
State Board of ‘Education
University of Iowe
Towa
W. KH. Geminill
Ames School
Gemmil
George T. Baker
Davenport
Fragmentary Notice Sentences From Unclear Source
The readable text shows scattered phrases from an old bulletin or notice. Names, places, and events are incomplete, with garbled words and broken sentences making specifics uncertain.
President Arrives at Plymouth After Father's Passing
President Coolidge arrives in Plymouth after the death of his father. Deputy Sheriff Angie Murtiles stands guard as others pay their respects at the funeral arrangements. The large manor remains open for visitors as the vigil continues.
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Plymouth
Sheri Angie Murtiles
Cal Coolidge
Tani House
Idihas Doure
Eb Roberts former Nagby postmaster and supervisor dies
Eb Roberts, 72, longtime Reinbeck resident and former Nagby postmaster and county supervisor, died Wednesday at his daughter’s Cedar Rapids home after a short illness. Born 1854 in Minnesota, he moved to Iowa, married Matilde Smith, and lived in Grant township before moving to Reinbeck 20 years ago. Survived by six children including Lillian Seacia, Leota McDowell, Flora Houghieling, and others. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 p.m. in Reinbeck cemetery side by his wife.
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Mare
Spe
K. Bd. Roberts
L. A. Macintyre
Cedar Rapids
A. D. Robers
Min
Wisconsin
George
Inowa
Roberts
Marrie
Matilde Harriett Smith
Grant Town
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Reinbeck
Amida Nishane
Gauge
Ordar Rapids
Lillian Secia
Gallesville
Wis
Leota McDowell
Sanborn
Flora Houghieling
Kein AL. Doland
S. D
Raby Mentyre
Cedar Rapide
Janet Cane
Reinheck
Film Star Fails to Board Plane for Town Visit
A film star could not secure a plane to travel from Omaha to Cres Tae for a planned visit. The actor and spouse waited at Omaha yesterday for a flight that was canceled, awaiting grounded schedules and travel fixes.
Unclear Historical Note Mentions Staunton and Mont Ont
Fragmentary text references Staunton and Mont Ont Wareetan and mentions watering and testing themes. The passage is garbled with jumbled terms and does not provide a coherent event or identifiable entities beyond a few place names.
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Ge Sheaaiker
Staunton
World Court Entry Sparks Senate Clash In Geneva
March 19 Geneva reports express surprise at League of Nations talk on the United States joining a September conference to discuss American reservations to the World Court. Irreconcilables plot to block funding and action until Congress authorizes an appropriation, risking delayed participation.
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Death Toll in Peking Riot Estimated at Fifty
A riot in Peking between students and the president’s bodyguard left at least 50 dead and hundreds wounded. Police protected foreign quarters as authorities hunted radical leader Hauchian. Several Chinese girl students at American University in Peking are among the dead.
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Hauchian
American University
Body of Young Girl Found in Brook Near Brook Brook
Police in Dedham Massachusetts report the discovery of a young girl's body in a brook near the Stanybrook reservation. The corpse showed a heavy stone on the head and clothing in disorder, with authorities believing she was slain and the stone used to crush her head.
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Dedham
Mass Murely Tien Finsi
Stanybrook Reservation
Muscatine Mayor Fires Eight Cops
A corrected dispatch reports Mayor D C Benham dismissed eight officers after a confrontation with Chief John Henley. One officer remained. the mayor publicly supported the chief while investigations continued. A related incident in Maritalawn left a 24 year old woman hospitalized after a dress fire sparked by stove workage.
Probe in Hite Case Targets Ambassador and Count
The U S probe centers on Laszlo Szechenyi a Zarian ambassador to the United States and the Hite Investigation into charges that $20 000 was paid for evidence intended to bar Count Michael Karoly of tungury from entering the United States.
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Laszlo Szechenyi
New Voters Slow to Register Ahead of Election
A survey of 24 precincts shows fewer than 260 new registrants since the last general election. Registrations range from eight to 18 per precinct, with interest rising among newcomers and younger residents as campaigning continues. The final registration window is the Saturday before the election, March 27.
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Vily
Stephens Lowers Brookhart Seat in Minority Report
Senator Stephens plans a minority report arguing Brookhart should keep his seat despite a ballot discrepancy in the Steck Brookhart contest. He notes no evidence of compliance with serving ballots and says Brookhart had more votes in Washington than Steck, while awaiting committee consideration.
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Twe
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Steck
Elections Committee
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Tronklsart
Defense Witnesses Attack Character of Slain Socialist
Defense witnesses describe Giuseppe Matteori as a figure of influence while testifying about his alleged political activity in Roviga. They dispute claims of planning violence, arguing instead that his actions reflected socialist advocacy and aimed at social change. The trial in Oye continues with further cross examinations.
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Waly
Dieputy
Gizepme Matteori
Oye
Vittorio Pela
Mattonic
Hamea Dis Roviga
Rome
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St. Louis
Albino Volpi
Gisuseppe
Amleta Poveromo
Awetistol
Masseria
Gan
Givater
Grain Prices Drop to New Lows Across Markets
Prices for corn and wheat fell sharply with corn at cellar levels and wheat down 4-4 cents per bushel. The report notes unlikely relief measures from Washington and bleak crop prospects for U.S. wheat with May delivery around 3.59 3/4 dollars.
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Nic Oprens
Washington
First Rehearsal Set For Womanless Wedding Cast
The Womanless Wedding burlesque at East High and Storium advances with a first rehearsal tonight in Memorial hall directed by Miss L L Williams and Leila Newell. New cast members include Dr. ee L Rant as Gottlieb, W C Blick as Pat O Grady, George Erteman as German friend, and Ralph Stenger as an usher. Don Briggs to play the henpecked husband.
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American Legion Homé
Iveen
East High School
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Memorial Hall
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Leila Newell
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Ee L. Rant
Gottlieb Schiitgolbaum
W. C. Blick
Pat O'Grady
George Erteman
Jas
Ralph [Stenger
Don Briggs
Inlay
M. C G. Christiansen
West High
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Miss Williams
Spa
Waterloo
Sroomn
Ralph Saint
Schuneman
Would Force Judges to Give Bootleggers Sentences to Jail
Oma March 19. Mandamus action to force two Omabka court judges to comply with the revised penalty statute of the prohibition flaws has been filed in district court here. Rev FP A High leader of the Ant league of Nebraska announced today. Similar action may be taken against nearly a score of other Nebraska county court judges. High said the action targeted Judge Frank Dineen of the Omaha municipal court and Judge Bryse Crawford of the Douglas county court. He alleged the judges have imposed only fines on bootleggers, though the new statute requires jail sentences with the fines.
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Omabka Court
FP. A. High
Ant League of Nebraska
Nebraska
High
Frank Dineen
Omaha
Bryse’ Crawford
Douglas County Court
Farm lobbyer warns coop approach won't solve market woes
Fr W Murphy of the Des Moines agricultural delegation told the House Agricultural Committee that after 25 years of cooperative experiments the farm problem cannot be solved by organization and cooperation alone. He argued the surplus crop legislation has failed to regulate the domestic market to match supply with demand and curb surpluses.
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Washington, D.C
House Agricultural Committee
Fr W. Murphy
Des Moines
Senate Honors Col Coolidge With Senate Adjournment
The Senate adjourned in Washington to honor Colonel John C. Coolidge father of the president. A resolution of condolences was introduced by Senator Dale of Vermont, marking the moment as a respectful adjournment of the day’s session.
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Col. Coolidge
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John C. Coolidge
Dale
Trenclican
Vermont
Whole Town Plans Mass Meeting to Fight Mosquitoes
Townspeople prepare for a mass meeting with mosquito extermination experts to explain elimination methods. Invitations were mailed to every city family. The article notes a civil war veteran and a radio find during the era.
Funeral services for Harry Pashby outlined in local notice
Funeral services for Mr Harry Pashby, who died the 7th at his home, will be held at 2330 on day in First Lutheran Church following prayer services at O'Keefe and Towne chapel. Rev. I W Muelfer, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in airviaw.
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Pirst Lutheran Church
O'Keefe & ‘Towne
I. Wl Muelfer
Buctot
Federal court to rule on morals of war beneficiary case
Chicago and Kansas City report a federal question over whether Lorvine Hanna widow of Maj. Mark W. Hanna Jr. should receive $10,000 war risk insurance payments. The government seeks to recover $2,000 already paid and questions morals provisions cited by the veterans bureau amid deposition evidence.
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Mare
Lorvine Hanna
Mark W. Hanna, Jr
Kansas
Praive
Hanna
Veterans’ Bureau
Kansas City
Corrine Hanna
Isttna
Jac Wagner
Buik
Warner
Wagner
Des Moines
John C. Polock
Wanna
Special Council Meeting to Plan 1926 27 Budget
Mayor A. B. Gangy called four special meetings of the city council for 7 o'clock this evening to consider appropriations for the city budget for the year 1926 27, ending March 31, 1927.
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A. B. Gangy
Marelli Jl
Northern hosts discuss Arctic peoples at luncheon talk
Ar. John W. Ruskin spoke on habits and customs of the Eos mos during a noon Advertising Club luncheon at the Russell-Lamson Hotel. Rev. Benjamin Varjare dian urged assimilation of northern inhabitants and outlined Near East Relief concerns in Turk occupied regions.
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Ar. Johen W. Ruskin
Arctic
Dover
Power Phomege Invades Stevenson Trayground
Report from Apia Samoa details Lapton's first hywlre vleetcie project Naa Ween bringing electricity to homes and schools in Kpolwe. A power dam sits above Robert Lt. Stuvanson’s Swigaming pool area. a wire war crosses Moving Hearts road and drops 80 feet to the stream bed where the power house lies. Prison labor used.
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Samoa
Lapton
Kpolwe
Robert Lt
Stuvanson
Captain Porter to retire from U S Secret Service in June
Chicago dispatch notes Captain Thomas Porter will leave as Chicago district chief of the U S Secret Service on June 1 after reaching age 80. He has served 16 years in the role and built a career counterfeiting and crime investigations, including a $545,000 counterfeit haul and numerous undercover operations.
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INS
Thomas Porte
United States
Secret Service
Porter
Tillnois
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Fin
Signs May Halt Ineering on Freon Vagd Court Dismissed
Minneapolis attorneys prepared to argue whether city zoning can regulate aesthetics in a case involving Keen Tielber cited for a yard sign advertising his tailoring business. The case was dismissed after the city failed to show a provision banning signs in the Minneapolis dwelling district.
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Minn
Keen Tielber
Tuden
Smith
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