Who's New Police Chief Ghtaef? Tibbitts Unsure
Local discussion swirls over city appointments as Mayor elect Gena A. Tibbitts and Mayor Gnagy stay tight lipped. The council will fill the police chief, matron, scavenger, health officer and street commissioner roles while noting terms and resignations shaping the next administration.
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Bey
Leighton
I. A. Leighton
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Hliness Central Railroad
Kate Sage
Martin Parker
J. R. Thompson
W. FH. Webb
M. W. I. Berg
Cr. CG. Wasson
Wasson
Gnagy
Lbrary
McCoy
Police Wid Fire Commission
Walter Jensen
Tity
Matt Parrott
First Baptist Team to Play Chicago Fives
The First Baptist church basketball team, Intermediates champions of the Sunday school league, leaves for Chicago to play two games Thursday and Friday evening. Cornwell leads the squad with Warner Burns Ervin Ploog Harold Ball Ben Schiotter Kenneth Smith Lowell Smith Farry Twoood Harold Dean Laith unborn Milo Benser. They will also attend the national high school tournament at the University of Chicago with other East and West High students.
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Sowsou
Chicago
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Woodlawn Church
Ym Tomor
Cornwell
First Baptist
Warner Burns
Ervin Ploog
Harold Ball
Ben Schiotter
Kenneth Smith
Lowell Smith
Farry Twosood
Iarold Dean
Iaith Unborn
Milo Benser
University of Chicago
East High
West High
West High Extempore Contest Tonight With Seven Speakers
West High hosts an extempore speaking contest in the auditorium tonight featuring seven contestants Blair Wood Maurice Zimmering Robert Ebel Ralph Childs Theodore Reha Talia Christensen and Donald McCayick Judges include Superintendent Sloane M Wallace Fred Bluss and Charles L Hoffman Topics from the Literary Digest and Review of Reviews will be assigned one hour before start George H Fields dean and debating coach directs the event The district meet challenger will be announced later with winner advancing to that round
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West. Hight
Blair Wood
Maurice Zimmering
Robert Ebel
Ralph Childs
Theodore Reha Talia Christensen
Donald McCayick
Sloane M. Wallace
Fred J. Bluss
West High
Charles L. Hoffman
George H. Fields
Cedar Valley Meet at Waverly May 1 details announced
Waverly will host the Cedar Valley track and field meet on Saturday May 1 with Waterloo squads Meek Mast and West joining teams from nearby schools. About 12 northeastern Iowa members of the Cedar Valley association have signified participation in the event per Superintendent Clevenger.
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Cedar Valley
Meek
Ben Mast
West Ilishs
Waverly
Joentheir
Clevenger
Schuns
Waterloo
Te Cedars Valley Association
DIES AT CLEAR LAKE IN MARBLE ROCK AREA
George B. Robinson longtime local farmer near Clear Lake died Monday at his home. Survived by widow and daughters Doris Carr and Verne, son Eugene of Clear Lake, and other family. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Marble Rock
George B. Robinson
Clydo Lines
Merhant
Leaders Predict Trouble Over War Debts and Crisis Forecasts
The report notes that the Prince of Wales underwent an operation for car trouble in London. Senator Norris of Nebraska warned that pressure to cancel war debts will rise as American loans head to Europe, while Senator Johnson led a Senate fight against ratifying the Italian debt settlement. Leon Trotzky predicted a war between Russia and the United States.
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Prince of Wales
London
Norris
Nebraska
Europe
Johnson
Senate
Leon Trotzky
Russia
United States
West High Cagemen Receive Letters For 1925 26 Season
West High awarded letters to eleven players for the 1925 26 season during the assembly period. Capt Arza Burgess Roger Haselman Harold Dean Gen Bogey Regis Harrington Don Wilson Don Grange Blouer Siewiel Cramer Chigholm Ily Templeton and Bob Potter received letters. Stetzel and Templeton are seniors graduating in June.
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Westigh
Arza Lurgess
Roger, Haselman
Harold Dean
Gen Bogey
Regis Harrington
Don Wilson
Don Grange
Blduer Siewi2el
Cramer Chigholm
Ily Templeton
Bob Potter
Intoxicated robbers fail in Nashua couple attempt
In Nashua Iowa March 31 two intoxicated men tried to rob Hugh Wilson at his home around 1 am. Wilson had just deposited the robbery money from selling a truck for 600 dollars. He escaped and the gunmen fled when he summoned the night marshal. Wilson will not press charges.
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Nashua
Hugh Wilson
Wilson
Charles City
East School Board Names Standing Committees
East public school district board of education announced its standing committees. President Dr H A Boysen said the teachers and government committee will include J R as a member and outlined the panel composition.
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East Public School District Board of Educeration
H. A. Boysen
J. R
School Board Sets Special Meeting to Hire Teachers
The buildings and grounds committee includes Howard and Mrs. Cole plus Kr. G. Crowther. The supplies and set committee lists Crowther, WA. Lane and A. A. Sohner. Finance includes Lane, Adams and Sohner. The athletics panel covers Adams, Howard and Crowder. A special meeting tonight in Charles W. Kline’s offices will elect teachers for 1926-27.
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Howard
D. Adams
R. A. Cole
Boysen
Naval Recruits Shift to Great Lakes Training
Navy recruiters in the Lafayette building announce recruits will be sent to Great Lakes naval training station instead of San Diego. Army recruiter Lée C. Greenup reports Fort Des Moines Fourteenth Cavalry unit preparing for a three month trip to Fort Snelling, Minnesota. Ninth Field Artillery gears up caissons for three months of target practice at Sparta Wisconsin.
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Naval
Lafayette Building
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
San Diego
Cal
I Lée C. Greenup
Fourteenth Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
Fort Snelling
Minn
Ninth Field Artillery
Salem South Dakota Beats Danville in Tourney 87 to 11
Salem South Dakota defeated Danville Kentucky 87 to 11 in a basketball tournament. Salem led early and dominated the game with strong defense and fast breaks. The win advances Salem to the next round as Danville exits the competition.
Ky wins 37 to 11 in national interscholastic tourney opener
Kentucky defeats a rival 37 to 11 on the second day of play at the national interscholastic basketball tournament held at the University of Chicago.
Ocean-O mineral tonic promises nerve relief and better sleep
An advertisement touts Ocean-O deep sea water concentrate as a natural mineral remedy to calm nerves, improve sleep, and reduce neuralgia or neuritis. It claims the tonic feeds alkaline minerals through the blood, improves circulation, and strengthens the body. If unsatisfied, money back.
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Ocean- O
Robert Drug Co
Oeean-O
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