City backs successful spring music festival in San Francisco
San Francisco officials backed a four concert spring music festival for the city with the Muni Society and the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra coordinating. Alfred Hertz directed the program featuring Mario Chamlee and other soloists, a chorus, and an added organ. The Beethoven Ninth closed the festival, drawing 12,000 in a centennial celebration praised by critics.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Aps
Nes
Board of Supervisors
Muni Society of
San Bran
Cisco Symphony Orchestra
Culc
Treguviar
Mario Chamlee
Clare Dux
Merle Alcock
Clarence Whitehill
Criti
Vienna
Beethoven
Ralph McLeran
Hartz
Faust
Liszt
Gustav Mahler
New York
Mahler
Operae
Prohibition Benefit to America Viewed by English Visitor
London reports Dr. Charles Porter, medical officer for Marylebone, touring the United States for four months. He asserts prohibition has mixed effects, noting fewer chronic liver cases and a remarkable drop in tuberculosis, while acknowledging some drink-related social behavior.
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London
United States
Charles Porter
Marylebone
Bernard Shaw
Porter
Alcohoal
Bay York
Alesha
Tarvard Medical School
George A Coreys Restaurant Buy Reopens Under New Ownership
George A Corey, long associated with a Fitz or annt era eatery, forms a deal to reopen the old Casebeer restaurant at Fourth and Bluff streets. The Wh ite er stang will be renovated with new equipment and staff in charge as Mrs Corey plans to stay involved in the business.
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George A. Corey
Fitz
Annt
Commercial Street
Bridge
Fourth
Bluff Streets
Tokyo Cherry Blossoms Ruined by Fire Disaster
Tokyo reports cherry blossom season delayed and diminished after September fire. About 90,000 trees in the capital, a third burned or severely damaged, leaving the central and eastern wards dreary. Blossoms expected late April, revival years away. Norway now leads global whaling with 30 companies and 4,000 workers, producing profits valued at 70,000,000 crowns in the last season.
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Tokio
Toko
Norway
Wraring
Christiania
Radio Programs Wednesday May 7 Schedule Brief
Courteay of Radio Digest lists a mixed Wednesday schedule featuring numerous concert broadcasts, orchestras, and talks across stations in New York Philadelphia Detroit and beyond. Highlights include studio concerts at 6 30 and 9 p m and a variety of children's programs talks and lectures from WNYC WHA WQXR and other outlets with several listings repeat across multiple markets.
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Radio Digest
Central Standard
the Tre
Associated & Ers
Ite Journal
R. Buffalo
Lotus
Vloklniet
Dane Waal
KL Mustess
Detroit News
Ralph A
Kitane
Wyn
Hastings
Ree
KDKA
WOR
Joffe City
Hculture
Arn Dunes
Whe
Kansas
Chry
Clagsital
Louisville Journal
KFT
Los Angeles
Kyu
Orchento
chOdren
Medford
Jeebury
Tares
WEIN
New York
KLX
Oakland
WDAR
Philadelphia
WOO
Philadelphian
Reltal
WIP
WPT
St Touts Pest
St. Paul's
Orsirsten Washington
tousical _ RO
Pwashington
Aine Reeram
Prostam
Pas Maines
Ureemim
Nighthawks
Shenanttans
Jenticort Rooprosgrim
Conus
Violators of Game and Fish Laws Fined in Court
Four men arraigned in municipal court on charges from E J Chapman deputy warden resulted in fines of 25 each for Fella Tinna Joy Carigliano and Jon Barber three foreigners laborers in a road camp near Ivy Porto City were cited for hunting without a license Is W Becker fined five dollars and costs for legal fishing and ended with confusion over state law knowledge
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E. J. Chapman
Fella Tinna
Joy Carigliano
Jon Barber
Ivy Porto City
Phay
Is. W. Becker
Travel Carries Foot and Mouth Disease Declared by Wallace
Washington May 6. Secretary Wallace blamed travel from infected farms for spreading foot and mouth disease to California cattle. He urged stopping such movement to aid coordinated efforts by agriculture officials and veterinarians to stamp out the outbreak quickly.
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Wallace
Washington, D. C
California
Secetary Wallace
Ag Culture
Real estate assessments eyed by city board meeting
Property owners attended the meeting seeking reductions on last year’s assessments. Officials noted real estate values can only be changed for proven errors after formal review by the council and board of supervisors. The board of review will convene tonight in the city assessor’s office at the courthouse.
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Board of Supervisors
Board of Review
Police Accept as Bad Combination Man Carrying Jug
A man carrying a jug was arrested near the Illinois Central and brought to the city jail. Willie Coates faced an illegal possession of liquor charge with a not guilty plea and a May 12 hearing set at $200 bond. Herman Boch pleaded guilty to disturbing the public quiet and paid $14.50 and costs. A tourist was fined the minimum for parking in the restricted district beyond one hour.
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Wecht
Willie Coates
Ine Cottes
Herman Boch
Robert
Totorist
Board of Review Examines Local Personal Property Assessments
Good progress reported as city council members sitting as board of review review personal property tax assessments for J. F. Townsley, assessor. A system was adopted to inspect business and industrial entities alphabetically by class, including attorneys offices, barber shops, bakers, billposting companies, billiard halls, and battle works.
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Townsley
Allines
Foley Pills Advertised By Con Thiel In Port Wayne Indiana
An advertisement letters from Con Thiel of 118 E. Golum St Port Wayne Indiana claim Foley Pills gave quick relief and a good night's sleep after taking diuretic pills. The notice describes Foley Pills as a kidney stimulant and includes a sales pitch urging purchase.
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Foley
Con Thiel
E. Golumin St
Port Wayne
Indiana
Avery
Women to Play Part in National G O P Convention Cleveland May 6
Cleveland May 6 Republican women will play an unprecedented part in the national convention June 10. Hundreds of women delegates and alternates are expected with visitors. Mrs Nettie M Clapp chairs Cleveland women reception committees and is the first Ohio woman legislator who helped pass a school constitution measure. Genevieve Kline leads the Republican women of Cuyahoga County in preparations. The group has opened a reception room at the Hollenden and plans to open convention headquarters to host visiting women from other states.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Bartieulariy
Nettie M. Clapp
Clapp
Hollenden
Women’s Republican League
Cuyahoga County
Genevieve Kline
Kine
Republican Women of
Poultry Expert William Hoerger to Speak at Waterloo
Albert Lea Minn poultry specialist William Hoerger will lecture on Ventilation as Applied to Poultry Houses at 8 PM tonight in the Greater Waterloo Association venue under the Waterloo Poultry Association auspices. All interested in poultry raising invited to attend.
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William Hoerger
Albert Lea
Minn
Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo Poultry Association
Waterloo swelters as 91 degree May day tops records
Waterloo posted a record May 5 high of 91 degrees with a strong 25 to 49 mph southwest wind and dust laden air. Officials say it was the warmest May 5 in local weather history, with a 50 degree overnight low. Unsettled conditions and possible thunderstorms are forecast this afternoon and tonight, followed by generally fair and cool conditions tomorrow.
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Waterloo
Mercury
Iowa
Deg Moines
Presbyterian delegates attend Grundy Center session
La Porte City reports that Thompson and Haven joined Blough as attendees from the area at the Presby terial convention in Grundy Center. Mrs Thompson led the Woman's Society delegation. other local events include a Sophomore Class party at Bernice Rabb's home and Masters Ten gathering at Mrs Abe Ayers' residence. Funeral services held for Mrs Martina Jobs in nearby Evanyelled church with Rev Kerney officiating.
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Porta Ae Ta
May
AL ‘Thompso
E. M. Haven
Nam Blough
Grundy Center
Thompson
Woman's Society of
This Eityy
Robb
Misa Bernice Rabb
Wye
Norris
Abe Ayers
Presbyterian Church
Taney
Otto Wanschneider
Puneral
Firebe
Martina Jobs
Cedar Falls
Weral
Kerney
Carlsen and Waterloo visitors noted in area notes
Mrs. Ikine's father referenced in a brief item. J. H. McGy and Mrs. A S Carlsen of Albert Lea visited with daughter Miss Myrl Carlsen over the weekend and returned home Monday. Maurice Carlsen of Cedar Rapids was a guest of his sister Miss Myrl Carlsen on Sunday. Alms Ajlan and children from Waterloo were guests in the B B Foss home Sunday. Mrs. Georges Clark is in Town City for medical care at University hospital. Mrs. Charles Heri and Miss Hazel Carlin of Waterloo were guests in the CP Strohm home on Sunday. Dr Verne Lehman of Cedar Rapids and Mr and Mrs Guy Watts and daughters from Waterloo visited friends in Lowan Sunday.
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iKiine
J. H. McGy
Carlsen
Albert Lea
Myrl Carlsen
Maurice Carlsen
Cedar Rapids
Fisner
Ajlan ‘Oes
Waterloo
B. B! Foss
Georges Clark
Town City
University Hospital
Charles Heri
Mias Hazel Carhil
Strohm Choma
Verne Lehman
Cedar
Guy Watts
Dattrh— Ters
Lown
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