Naturalized hospital priest, 76, renounces German ties
Rev. Joe Nacke, chaplain at St. Francis Hospital, became a U S citizen after 53 years in Milwaukee. Born in 1850 in Germany, he declared citizenship today, saying his heart has always been for the United States. Fifty years of priestly service and extensive education in this country framed his decision.
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Joe ‘Nacke
St. Francis Hospital
Germany
United States
Milwaukee
Nacke
G. Wood
R. Se
Grif
Firestone Rubber Plantations Film Shown to 150 Dealers
About 150 dealers from over.y central Town attended an Elks club showing of a film depicting Firestone rubber plantations. The event, hosted by Repass Automobile Company Waterloo distributors for Firestone products, closed an all-day educational meeting with factory reps explaining tire and tube manufacture in Liberia.
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Africa
Firestone
America
James
Ashley
Des’ Moines
The
Firestone Company
W. N. King
Des ‘Moines
Elks Club
Liberian
Repass Automobile Company
Waterloo
Liberia
Trial witness hugs alleged slayer in New York court
Mrs Anna McIntyre, a character witness for Walter B Mayer in the Shirley Mayer murder trial, kissed him in court and said she would have welcomed him as a son in law. Mayer testified the girl rejected him for being too slow and that a pistol discharge in a scuffle was accidental. In Annapolis, Md, Mrs Clara May Wilson had kept a 30 year old agreement signed on her honeymoon not to search her husband.
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Associated Press
New York
Anna
McIntyre
Walter
Shirley
Mayer
Annapolis
Clara
May Wilson
Forty Mongolian camels join Indiana circus
Forty camels arrived direct from Mongolia and joined the Winter circus quarters in Peru Indiana. They came on express cars from New York and were tethered around a shadowy bonfire near the Wabash freight depot, giving an Arabian scene. Dusky attendants escorted them here in fine condition.
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Peru
Mongolia
New ‘York
Wabash
Quarantines Listing Numerous Names and Addresses
A fragmented list of people and addresses appears under quarantine notes. The OCR reads numerous full names and street locations such as Norma Aguas 1105 Golo Tado Harold, Barbara Schmidt 502 Cortlandt, and John Seavey 102 Cottage, among others. The piece preserves names and residences with scattered punctuation, suggesting a local health quarantine roster.
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Menalen
Barbara ‘Schmidt
Cortlandt
Norma and
Carmen "Aguas
Golo- Tado Harold
Beritch
de Bettigmier
Dane John ‘Seavey
Cottage Sane
David Archer
Sumner
Lynn’ Schock
Hammond
Donald
Balenstefer
Butler
Justin Zink
Wiehl
Richard Peterson
Cottage Grove
Marian Hamblin
Cascaden
Robert Brainard
Forest
Gladys Herrick
Eighth West
Baby Bentrude
Riverside
Doris Jean
West
Williston
Phyllis Oleson
Wallgate
Karl Lawrence
Thelma Fagerlind
Jack
Gardner
Lafayette
Edith
Judith Gechtel
Campbell
Karl Young
Dawson
Constance Atlandt
Alvira
van, Curreghen
Virginia Taylor
Argyle
Malinda Wlempeau
Barclay South
Basil Rowland
Wighth
Bradford Textile Group Meeting Reported Speaker
A Wool Merchants speaker addressed a Bradford textile organization meeting. The event highlighted industry trends and regional concerns for local manufacturers and suppliers.
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Bradford
England
Textile Organization
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