Manhunt Reveals Kidnapper Girl’s Realized Son Alive
Brockton mass May 6 The manhunt for Bart Woodward in Vermont mountains ends with the discovery that Earl Woodward the son Mrs Dennis Sturte vant believed dead twenty years ago is alive. She kept the secret from her husband and five other children, insisting he is her son despite charges.
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International News Wire
Brockton
Mass
Dennis Woodward Sturtevant
Bart Woodward
Vermont
Earl
Nans
Lucille Chatterton
Bea Sturtevant
Weigh Atoms to Establish Theory
London reports Sir Ernest Rutherford outlining advances in atomic theory after years of study. He cites measuring atom sizes, weighing eight elements, molecules counted, and paths of gases. He notes atom sizes near a hundred millionth of a centimeter and hydrogen molecule speeds around 10 000 meters per second.
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London
Siir Ernest Rutherford
Siir Ernest
Sir Eirnest
Proclamations and plans in early Washington and New York
A District of Columbia proclamation denies a smallpox epidemic in Washington. Plans for a permanent Samuel Gompers memorial were discussed by AFL executives. Irene McKenna married in New York as the Astor family estate Transjon sold for about 33.66 million to Benjamin Winter. Exiles clash with troops near Roumania with casualties and raids reported.
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Washington, D.C
Washington
District of
Benjamin Winter
Better Homes in America campaign supports healthier homes
Dr. Hugh Cumming urges nationwide support for Better Homes in America to improve living conditions for families with modest incomes. Leaders like Donn Barber and Dr. Lee K. Frankel stress simple, well-planned houses and healthful environments as keys to national well being. Dr. James Ford notes over 3,500 local committees prepared for May 11 to 17 observances.
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Hugh §. Cumming
U. S. Public Health Service
America
Donn Barber
American Institute of Architects
Better Homes In America Advisory Council
Lee K. Frankel
National Health Council of Better Homes In America
Americ m
Lfe
James Ford
Better Homes In
Pennsylvanian Avenue
Washington, D. C
Library aids Music Week display at Waterloo Public Library
Waterloo Public Library marks National Music Week with an exhibit in the east building featuring an untechnical collection on music and prints of six American composers including McDowell and Hadley. New books discussed include Modern French Music by Edward Burlingame Hill and Musical Chronicle by Rosenfeld while other titles cover Opera, Repertory and Music Appreciation.
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Congreve
Waterloo
Edward A. McDowell
Reginald Delfoven
Horatio
W. Parker
Henry K. Hadley
Victor Herbert
George W. Chadyuick
Edward Burlingame Hill
Warvard University
Musical Chronicle
Rosenfeld
Harvard
Dickinson
Giustav Kobbe
Edward McDowell
Gilman
Upton
Huneker
Bail Hikes For Two Held In Auto Fraud Case
After a transfer from Little Falls Theodore Great known as Ted Mayo is jailed in Waterloo along with E J Grest and Mary Davig. Bail raised to 1.0 and charges amended to three counts including possession altering engine numbers and license tampering. Delaware and Dubuque sheriffs plan to identify the automobiles in question.
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Pellx
Grest
Little Falls
Theodore
Hls
Felix
Theodora Grest
Jover
Grand Jury
Reformatory
Irelix
H. ‘. Wagner
MD J. Grest
Minn
Theodore Great
Ted Mayo
Roderick Felix
Sherjim
EF. J. Grest
F. 3. Wilson
Pels
E. J. Grest
Marry Davig
Posseseins Ann
Delaware
Dubuque
Waterloo
Paris Independent Art Salon Features Bleak Modernism
The Associated Press reports from Paris on the Independent Art Salon where 3,500 canvases display a grim mix of revolt and nude figures. Lenin-like forging a world peace stands out as a central image amid caustic critiques of futurists and dadaists. Russian artists show bold departures from traditional technique, while American works are unremarkable.
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Paria
Lenine
Krissine
Paris
Sharenter
Redo Ibanez
Marc Poncin
Benes
Czoahoslovak
Salvation Army Head Guest Here Ensign Ainsworth visits Des Moines
Ensign C Ainsworth divisional secretary of the Salvation Army Iowa division arrives to visit Commandant Eddie Bowe and the local corps. He speaks of his wartime service and his travels, noting his early life in New Jersey and his commitment to honorable work.
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Ensigna. C. Ainsworth
Towa
Salvation Army
Des Moines
Eddie Bowe
Ioeal Corps
Ensign Ainsworth
New Jersey
New York
New Yorker
Wig
John Atking
Col. Roosevelt
Atkins
Ainsworth
United States
Seattle
Iowa
West Madison
Boone
Bo Nevolution
Tam
Colorado beet sugar industry ends dispute with company
Denver May 6 The deadlock between Mountain States Beet Sugar Growers and Great Western Sugar ended after District Judge Munson issued a permanent injunction. A one year contract followed, boosting beet payments from 5.60 to 6.00 per ton and removing a fire and strike clause. The settlement includes two cents a ton to the association and requires 135,000 contracted acres in Colorado.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Mountain States Beet Sugar Growers’ Association
Great Western Sugar Company
II EB. Munson
Sterling
Growers’ Association
Growers' Association
Sugar Company
Growers Association
Henry Wagner
Agenc
Plaintff
Wagner
Inter
Safe easy way to shed fat without exercise or drugs
Advertises SAN GRI NA for rapid weight loss claiming 40 pounds dropped by a customer in Albion. Promotes avoiding summer discomfort and health risks while promising stylish clothes, confidence, and beach fun. Lists local stores Miller's Schoaneman's Wangler Bros Drwe Stores as sellers.
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Tyra
Tam
V. R. Sweet
Albion
Aho
Waterloo Residents to Visit Denmark This Summer
Five Waterloo residents will join about 60 Iowans in a Denmark visit organized by the Danish Brotherhood. The group sails from New York in June and returns in late August or early September. Travelers include Ole Madsen N P Hansen and Marlo Christensen with companions from Waterloo Sioux City Council Bluffs Des Moines Port Dodge Davenport and Missouri Valley.
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Denmark
Ole Madsen
N. P. Hansen
Marlo Christensen
The
Danish Brotherhood
New York
Danes Crom
United States
Ey Dowans
Waterloo
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Des Moines
Port Dodge
Davenport
Missouri Valley
Chronic Diseases Treated by Dr Shallenberger in Waterloo Visit
Dr Wilbert Shallenberger the Chicago Specialist brings his 806th visit to Hotel Russell Lamson Waterloo on Saturday May Ninth with 28 day follow ups. He lists chronic nervous surgical and special diseases treated with many patient letters praising relief and cures from stomach gall bladder piles fistulae goitre and nerve troubles. Consultation and examination free and confidential.
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Wilbert Shallenberger
Chicago
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Stallenberger
Jennie Sebting
Shallenberger
B. Krug
Ed. Overland
W. S. Goodwin
Sharp
Jarces Eaton
John Ferry
J. J. Cowley
Dr. Shallenberger
B. Bowen
Ed. Pollack
August Gosse
C. H. Roble
Fred Anway
Peter Anderson
Sue
J. W. Arnold
Anderson
W. A. Bond
Chas. Bahmler
Stellenberger
A.C. Brassfield
Brattig
Anna Bernard
Ole Haugen
Albert Jacobsen
Ralief
William Hardesty
E. O. Harris
August Tnorrmann
H. ©. Anderson
Aki
H. O. Houghland
Mra
Thos
Markey
Frank Kinkade
J. H. Wizener
Elizabeth Freese
Gea
FL McGrady
Seott
Herne Jondal
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