Balloons clash in chaotic elimination race near Pittsburgh
In a windy drenching edition of the national elimination balloon race, 12 balloons departed from the University of Pittsburgh stadium. Ten pilots reported landings while two balloons, Detroit Times and Navy No. 1, either stayed aloft or failed to report. Capt. H. E. Honeywell’s St Louis landed east of the city after a harrowing flight that included a near lake dump and equipment damage. Other crews reported landings across New York, Massachusetts, Ohio, and Pennsylvania amid rain, hail, and snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburel
University of Pittsburgh
Detroit Times
J. Hi Aspilok
A. G. Schlosser
Navy No. 1
T. G. W. Settle
Wilfred Bushnell
Rammed Mountain
H. E. Honeywell
St. Louis
Roand J. Gaupel
Pittsburgh
Here
Honeywell
Lake
Canandaigua
Army Nop
W.'d. Flood
Lieut
G. W
Kingston
N. Y
Catskills
Amy
Gant
Robert Heald
Itn Rot
Palmiero
Walter B. Griffin
Mani Pleasant
Samson Motor Company
Hoover and Stimson push business lines in foreign service
The article discusses Hoover and Stimson advocating to commercialize the foreign service, especially in Latin America. It predicts a gradual shift toward business men in diplomatic posts, including plans for ambassadors in London and Paris, as the era’s driving force behind U S foreign trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Hoover Foreign Service
Fage One
Stimson
Central
South America
Latin America
Hoover
Uncle Sam
Equator
Diplomatia
Western Hemisphere
London
Paris
Times
Death notices of M P Lomholdt and Dorothy Bussler
M P Lomholdt of Waterloo died suddenly at 76 in Rose Creek Minnesota from heart disease on March 1. He was born in Denmark March 20 1853 and leaves a widow and several children in Waterloo and nearby towns. Funeral was at Rose Creek Congregational church with burial at Little Cedar cemetery. Dorothy Mae Bussler 23 daughter of Daniel S Bussler died yesterday at a stock hospital from carcinoma. She lived at 1620 Hawthorne Avenue and was a West High School graduate of 1923. She worked for Paul Davis Dry Goods Lauerman’s and studied at Gates and Belt Business colleges. She is survived by her parents. The body remains at Peterson Bros mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. P. Lomholdt
M. P. Lomholdt
Waterloo
Rose Creek
Minn
Mr. Lomholdt
Velling
Denmark
George Dennis
Lawrence
Otto
Ed Evenson
Jens Lomholdt
Tapps
Little Cedar Cemetery
Dorothy Mar
First Baptist Church
Peterson Bros.’ Mortuary
Unwritten Law Justifies Jurist Murder Defense
Amarillo Texas May 6 federal court report says Judge R H Hamilton invokes unwritten law to justify killing John Walton 21 UT student who married the judge's daughter Theresa Walton's marriage details and the judge's claim he shot to defend his home. Walton died en route to hospital after entering the judge's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tex
Southwest
R. H. Hamilton
John Walton
University of Texas
Hamilton
Texas
State Supreme Court
Walton
Juurist
Theresa
Hamilton Nees
John Wallon
Lloyd Fletcher
Austin
University
John
Young Walton
Altho
H. G. Hendrick
Florence Hendrick
Iowa Junior Chamber Elects Officers and Directors
The Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce elected Fort Dodge native H M Murphy as president at its closing session. Des Moines Genie Olmated chosen as 1829 convention city with Burton L. Pord and James Davis named first and second vice presidents. Others include Lawrence Brierly and Ewald Frost as officers. Board members are R W Barrett Owen Cunningham Robert Cooper Clinton Nas Sy and James Dalliver. Airport lighting and marking were discussed as a priority project for the coming year. The national convention was set for Fort Madison June 10 to 16. FARMER ENDS LIFE Tipton Ia May 6 Independence over ill health cited in suicide of John Wapit man 63 wealthy farmer near Tipton. He hanged himself in the hayloft of his barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
H. M. Murphy
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
Genie Olmated
Des Moines
Oltumwa
Burton L. Pord
Bronx City
James Davis
Lawrence Brierly
Newton
Ewald ‘Frost
R. W. Barrett
Stoux City
Owen Cunningham
Robert Cooper
Clinton Nas Sy
Olumwa
James Dalliver
Marsshalltown
Mason City
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Davenport
Burlington
Council Bluffs
Fort, Midh
Seven motorists lose cars and items in busy weekend
A Waterloo weekend spate of thefts left seven motorists reporting losses of three cars and various accessories or articles from four other vehicles. The incidents ranged from a light coach near the courthouse to a light roadster at Ash and Mobile, with items such as a briefcase, grip, and spare tire reported stolen. Officer Earl Wray sustained leg injuries after falling into a drain pit while investigating a suspicious noise at a filling station and was aided by M. K. Kline and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Lt. B. Roosa
la Porte Road
H. 8. Houck
Tenth Street West
Ash
F. A. Wile
Logan Avenue
Park Avenue
Sycamore Street
A. Steel
Shell Rock
Fifth Street Bridge
Robert MacNiel
Cedar Rapids
Fourth Street West
Hershel Heichel
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
E.be. Dickman
Saxon Street
Bluff Street
Dickman
Earl Wray
Harry Fee
Sycamore
Sixth Streets
Wray
M. K. Kline
Lmb
Kline
William Urle
Bert Douglass
Limit Debentures Debate to Twenty Minutes Each
Congress actions on a measure will allot several days for study before floor consideration. Democratic Ways and Means members will be asked to vote on reporting to the House, while a Republican caucus will decide the rule governing debate. The bill reportedly contains about 85 000 words with explanatory statements on 15 schedules and changes to the Fordney McCumber act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
House
Fourteen Confirmed At Little Episcopal Ames IA
Fourteen persons were confirmed yesterday by Bishop Harry E B at St. John's Episcopal Church in Ames Iowa. One hundred fifty people filled the church which had seating for 83. A campaign is under way at St. Mark's parish to raise funds for a new student center at Ames. The Ames and Dartmouth centers are the only ones retained by the Eighth Episcopal area which has started similar movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry EB
Longleyn St. John's Episcopal Church
Ames
St. Mark’s
Dartmouth
Eighth Episcopal
Congress Doings: Senate Debates Venture Plan At Noon
Sunday session notes show Senate and House in Tecesa with tense debate and continued efforts to strengthen closely matched fares. Senate planned noon debate on venture plan. House also met at noon with no bills on program prior to tomorrow's revision measure introduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Monereaap
Senate
House
Tecesa
Hampton Woman Takes Own Life
Mrs. W. Tt. Rowe of Hampton Ja May 1900s... took her own life by gas from the stove in her kitchen. Body found by W. A. Riddle who came to care for the furnace. Coroner W. TR. Arthur held an inquest. Survived by daughter Mrs. Royal Sanders Chapin and a son, Wilh Rowe Shemfeld. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 with Rev. Ralph H. Collis officiating. Burial will be here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapin
Wiih Jard Rowe
SheMeld
Ralph H. Collis
Weather outlook with uneven temperatures ahead
Fragmentary weather notes indicate fluctuating temperatures across the weekend with high values on Saturday and Sunday and lower readings at night. Monday shows rising temperatures continuing, but the garbled text makes precise figures unclear. This item lacks readable entities beyond generic days and periods.
Melrose Burglary Threats Woman Then Escapes with Cash
A burglar entered the Melrose apartment at 620 Third Street West early today, threatening to choke Miss Anna Levy and stealing a $13 pocketbook from Miss Levy before fleeing. Mrs. Anna Price was in the first floor suite. police searched the area but found no clue as night darkness and speed hindered identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Apartments
Third Street West
Anna Price
Miss Anna Levy
Miss Levy
Compulsory Voting Proposed to Boost U S Elections
Professor B M Eriksson of Coe College Cedar Rapids urges compulsory voting as a cure for voter indifference. He cites Australia rising from 69 to over 90 percent, notes 1928 presidential total 60 percent, and laments Iowa turnout 35 percent in Brookhart Cummins Senate race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
B. M. Eriksson
Cne College
Cedar Rapids
Rotary Club
Russell-Lamson
Eriksson
Australia
Bond
Iowa
Brookhart
A. B. Cummins
Senate
Call for Help as River Dikes Crumble
Ridgely Tennessee May 6 A call for 500 men with teams to fight the Mississippi at a threatened point on the levee north of here was received today from Mayor Samn Hickman Kentucky. The dykes at that point are crumbling rapidly and a break would flood Reel Food lake territory and inundate 5 000 meres of cotton. Residents have been warned to move to higher ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Tenn
U.P
Mississippi
Here
Samn
Hickman
Hicksman
Reel Food Lake
Shoots 3 Children Wife and Himself in Philadelphia
Peter Thomas, 45, killed his three children Catherine 12 Jacob 10 Helen 6 in their beds at home then went to Jewish Hospital where his wife Margaret 43 was a patient and shot her before turning the gun on himself He is in critical condition with two head wounds Police found no reason for the act The victims are Mrs Margaret Thomas and the children Catherine Jacob and Helen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U.P
Peter Thomas
Margaret Thomas
Catherine
Jacob
Helen
Thomas
Attendatus
Mrs H Erdel Weds Richard Block in New York
Mrs H Erdel née Louise Lindner daughter of Mr and Mrs G Lindner 597 Wellington Street married three weeks ago in New York to Richard Block New York She is a musician who has toured the country as accompanist for Sophie Breslau contralto In the engineer s office Mrs Roma Aries 206 Jefferson Street will replace Ruth Nemecek 68 Lafayette Street who after seven years as stenographer leaves May 48 for Pasadena Cal to teach at a technical school Nemecek trains Mrs Aries in city engineer duties Frank W Beck Nashville Tenn visiting Waterloo for a few weeks note mentions birds and owls found eating 23 different species
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Erdel
Louise Lindner
G. @. Lindner
Wellington Street
New York
Richard Block
Rma Aries
Jefferson Street
Ruth Nemecek
Lafayette Street
Miss Nemecek
Pasadena
Cal
Aries
City Engineer
Experts Look Over Reparation Proffer Tonight
Paris May 6 experts from creditor nations prepared to review the reparation figures proposed by Owen Young and the German conditions. Emile Moreau, just reelected mayor, was due in Paris to join the meeting where Young would present the plan. The debate centers on France’s willingness to sacrifice further and whether a final agreement can be reached before Saturday as the second Dawes committee may report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Owen D. Young
Germany
Emile Moreau
Young
Dawes
Aeither
Hjalmar Schacht
Berlin
Dr. Schacht
France
Waddell Hurt in Hit and Run Auto Collision
Mrs. J. G. Waddell of 1048 Independence Avenue sustained painful bruises after an unknown motorist struck the Waddell car at Logan Avenue and Franklin Street and fled. The other vehicle bore license H-13473, registered to Frank Cook of Route 3 and investigators are pursuing the hit and run case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Waddell
Independence Avenue
Logan Avenue
Franklin Street
Waddell
Frank Cook
Route 3
Folive
Strikers Return to Work Under Guard in Elizabethton
In Elizabethton Tennessee on May 6 workers from American Bemberg and American Glanzstoff rayon plants returned to work under guard. Four National Guard companies and 100 special deputies protected the plant approaches closed since April 13 by strikes. Minor scuffles led to a few arrests as about 200 United Textile Workers members paraded nearby, keeping order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethton
Tenn
Bemberg
Fire at New Jersey State Hospital for the Insane
Nurses and attendants saved 1,400 male inmates when a fire broke out in the right wing of the main dormitory at Morris Plains New Jersey. The remaining 7,900 patients in the left wing were undisturbed. Superintendent Dr Marcus A Curry reported all inmates accounted for and damage estimated at about 30,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Plains
N. J
New Jersey State Hospital For
Marcus A. Curry
Hit and Run Victim Improves. Skull Fracture Reported
Ernest Bailey of New London Conn was injured Friday night by a hit and run driver at Independence avenue near the Illinois Central crossing as he stepped from a moving freight train. He remains in serious condition at St Francis hospital with a double skull fracture but is conscious. Building permit filed by Mrs Elizabeth H Mishler at 418 Tenth East for a front porch at a cost of 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bailey
New London
Conn
Independence Avenue
Illinois Central Railroad
St. Francis Hospital
Bailey
Louis Sootfaell 125 Tons Per Mile
In Louis, Missouri on May 6 the Citizens Smoke Abatement league reports a smokestack study showing 425 fans per square mile. Education in fuel and firing will bring a further decrease in emissions and output measured by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Louis Sootfaell
Lous. Mo
St. Touts
Irague
Oxporta Volleve
Kilgore Ace Marks First Dodo At Sunnyside Golf
Waterloo golfer Lawrence Kilgore known as Dodo registered a hole in one yesterday on the 185 yard eighteenth at Sunnyside Country Club. Kilgore used a spoon club for his Lee shot, the first ace at Sunnyside this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Kilgore
Waterloo
Sunnyside Country Club
Kilgore
Lee
Demograts Vote Gives Mellon Senate Favor
Washington and political move noted as the senate judiciary committee exonerates Treasury Secretary Mellon on charges of illegal office holding. Senator Stephens of Mississippi wires his support, producing a 9 to 7 majority for the Steiner report. The panel also sees four votes for Norris indicating Mellon remains in office per their view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
IRS
Senate Judiciary Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Stephens
Mississippi
Steiner
Mellon
Norris
Mission Society of Christian Church in 4-Day Meeting
Delegates from 365 Iowa churches will gather in Marshalltown Illinois for a four day convention of the Town Christian Missionary society. An Ames church led communion service opens the event with Rev H A Browning officiating. Denominational and Women's Missionary meetings follow with a young people's banquet on Wednesday and a business session on Thursday. About 1500 delegates from 76,000 members are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
URI
Town Christian Missionary Society
Ames Church
H. A. Browning
Women's Missionary Society
Iowa
Repass Named General Agent for State Mutual
Fred Repass, after 18 years with Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance in Hartford, announces he will become general agent for State Mutual Life Assurance Co. The Worcester, Mass based company founded in 1844 moves him to new offices at 714 Caward Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Repass
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Towa Dentists to Meet Tomorrow in Cedar Rapids
Iowa dentists convene for the sixty-seventh annual three day session in Cedar Rapids May 6 with about 1000 attendees. Dr Percy R K Howe of Boston president of the American Dental Association will address on Wednesday and attend the banquet. State and Iowa Dental Association meetings run parallel, allowing delegates to attend the major conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
W.R— Iowa
State Dental Society
Police Hold Four for Keokuk Thieving
Keokuk police say they broke up a gang involved in warehouse and freight car robberies after arresting six youths over the weekend. Four youths Joe Musser 20 Billy Chapman 14 John Seédtt 21 and Fred Breseinger were to be brought into court. Sydney Chapman 21 and Albert Bullings 20 have already received five year sentences at the Anamosa reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
U.f)i
Keokulk
Joe Musser
Billy Chapman
John Seédtt
Fred Breseinger
Sydney Chapman
Albert Bullings
Anamosa Reformatory
Pella Girl Wins Typewriting Contest
Ruth Peitenpol of Pella won the state typing championship at a contest in Pella. Thomas Defers from Council Bluffs placed second team and third in individual events. Raber Young of Abraham Lincoln School, Council Bluffs, achieved a perfect score in shorthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moles
May
U.R
Ruth Peitenpol
Pella
Thomas Deffers
High School
Council Bluffs
Town Commercial Contest Association
Raber Young
Abraham Lincoln School
Michaelson's Trial Set for Tomorrow
Michaelson a Seventh Congressional district resident faces an indictment for unlawful importation transportation and possession of liquor. The trial in federal court is scheduled to begin at 10 o clock tomorrow morning in Key West Pla. A separate notice describes a Ben Hur dance party at Odd Fellows hall 410% Fourth street west hosted by BEN HUR DANCE Meloholi court No. 8 Tribe of Ben Hur with about 150 couples expected and invitation only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Pla
Congresamain
M. Alfred Michaaelson
Seventh
Trinois District Om
Meloholi Court
Tribe of Ben Hur
Earthquakes Claim 2000 Lives in Persian Frontier
Reports from Teheran and Moscow on May 6 say quakes along the Persian Turkestan border killed about 2000 people in Karassan commune and wiped out villages Kushan Shirvan Kifan and Bojuvan near the Turkestan border. Shocks continued to be felt as relief work began near Meshed and in Korassan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Persia
Karassan
Kushan
Shirvan
Kifan
Bojuvan
Turkestan
Meshed
Turkosan
Moscow
U.P
Kkefla
Rabad
Turkestan-Korassan
Askabad
Americans High in First Round of British Open
Muir Held Scotland May 6 In a gusty blustering cloudburst an Englishman named Fred Jewell tied the field with a 72 to lead a large field in the British Open qualifying. Walter Hagen and Archie Compston tied for sixth at 75. George von Earnest? Cruickshank tied for second at 73. Leo Diegel and Abe Mitchell close behind. Johnny Farrell and Gene Sarazen within one stroke. Horton Smith shot 76 after a wintry splash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muir
Scotland
Fred Jewell
Jewell
Walter Hagen
Archie Compston
Aubrey Boerrier
Abe Mitchell
Gyrtt Tolley
George von Eka
America
Boooy Cruickshank
Leo Diegel
Albert Whiting
Bill Melnhorn
Johnny Farrell
Gene Sarazen
Horton Smith
Hoover to Visit Cuba and Panama
President Hoover told Havana newspaper publisher M M Koenigsberg that he intends visiting Cuba Porto Rico and Panama before retiring from the presidency. Koenigsberg said Hoover authorized the statement and did not specify dates or timing beyond wishing to travel once conditions in Washington permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Hoover
M. M. Koenigsberg
Havana
Publsher Today
Cuba
Porto Rico
Panama
Koenigsberg
West Indies
Canal Zone
Washington
Bomb Shatters Chicago Roadhouse Front
A black powder bomb exploded at The Dells Morton Grove Roadhouse owned by Sam Hare causing front damage but no injuries. Hare, once a cafe owner in the old Chicago levee district, has ties to Fourth Ward politics and is among indicted figures including six Chicago police captains in a slot machine conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
MSI
the Dells
Morton Grove
Sam Hare
Hare
Chicago Levee
Fourth Ward
Mrs Thomas Richardt of Cedar Falls Dies
Mrs Thomas Richardt aged 79 of 704 Washington Street Cedar Falls died Sunday morning after six months of illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. with Rev Oscar Jorgenson officiating. Burial in Greenwood cemetery. Husband died September 1927. Survived by three daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier &Cedal
Cedar Falls
Thomas Richardt
Washington Street
Oscar Jorgenson
Greenwood Cemetery
Health report shows Waterloo leads state typhoid and mumps cases
Five of seven typhoid cases last week in April were Waterloo cases while Black Hawk county accounted for 38 of 118 typhoid and led with 25 of 65 mump cases. Lyon funeral today in Grinnell for Judge A. G. Lyon who died last week in Wilmington on a motor trip east. he was a Grinnell College trustee and former Des Moines lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Charles MacKay
State Board of Health
Black Hawk County
Lyon
Grinnell
A. G. Lyon
Superior Court
Wilmington
Del
Department of Justice
Grinnell College
Des Moines
Typhoid Case Reported In Flood Area Youth
Everett Alten, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alten of 126 Cottage Grove avenue, is the twentieth typhoid fever victim since the flood, city health office reports received Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Alten
Charles Alten
Cottage Grove Avenue
Hunt Theatre Bandits In Minneapolis Robbery
Two masked bandits clubbed C. H. Dilling the theatre manager in Minneapolis and escaped with receipts totaling more than $4,000. Police hunted the suspects today as details of the daylight robbery emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
C. H. Dilling
Miller New Iowa Lt Governor Leads Men Club
Glenn W. Miller was elected lieutenant governor for Iowa at the annual state convention of the Men International in Washington Iowa. The Waterloo delegation named district governor and Harlan W. Mead of Washington as secretary. Des Moines and Mason City figures were noted among peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn W. Miller
Svenue
Iowa
Washington
Waterloo
Graham Hay
Baley’ Barnes
Alfred Carter
Earl G
Smith
Homer Albright
MiNor
Russell
Jennings
Harlan W. Mead
Bradford Patton
Mason City
Charle Devine
Des Moines
Burma
Warren D. Healey
Foiture
Ft Mason City
H. A. Boysen
Bar Association Receives Lincoln Memorial Flag Portrait
In Lincoln chancellor Lincoln flag and portrait donated to Black Hawk County Bar Association in a ceremony at the courthouse. Mrs Nettie Entwistle presented the flag, Mrs Carrie R Jason presented the portrait, and A B Lovejoy accepted for the Bar. Prior to the presentation, a quarterly dinner featured Rev W G Crowder speaking on Anglo American unity and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County Bar Association
Grand Army of the Republic
Lincoln Chale
Black Hawk County
Abraham Lincoln
Nettie Entwistle
Lincoln Circle
County and Bar Association
Harry M. Reed
Lincoln
Carrie R. Jason
Etta Bates
A. B. Lovejoy
Bar Association
W. G. Crowder
Cedar Falls
America
England
Robbery Suspect Proves Wrong Man Identified
William Kennedy, listed at 12 Smith Street, was arrested Saturday as a suspect in a safe blowing at Luttan feed store on Water Street. He was released after Lutton and Police Chief Mohus’s son could not positively identify him. Kennedy had provided a wrong address, and neighbors at 121 Smith Street denied any connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kennedy
Smith Street
Luttan
Water Street
William Mohlis
Charles Mohus
Lutton
Mohlls
Kennedy
Pred Rowse
Kemnedy
Commercial Teachers Return From Convention
Bruce F Gates president of Gates college Waterloo Miss Maury S Horner secretary Mrs Nellie Moseley Poe treasurer Mra Phaye Thompson and Miss Irene Kessler Instructors in the bookkeeping department and Miss Charity Craig pratractor in stenotypy returned Saturday night from Des Moines where they attended the annual convention of the Central Commercial Teachers association Thursday Friday and Saturday Mrs Poe was named secretary Bruce Gates president of the Gates college presided at the openings day ssion Thursday designated as Managers day He also presided at the one day session of the Association of Town Private School Owners of which he is president held in connection with the general convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce F. Gates
Gates College
Waterloo
Maury S. Horner
Nellie Moseley Poe
Phaye Thompson
Irene Kessler
Charity Craig
Des Moines
Central Commerceial Teachera Association
Poe
Bruce Gates
Association of Town Private
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Copsright
Marian Ek, Sevald
Hammond
Ind
Sevald
Bundsy
A. m
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Bunday
Herman CO
Miler
Phono
Junior Chamber of Commerce of
Tipton
John Wapitman
Near Here
Little Episcopal Church
Hampton
Melrose
U. S
Frank Bech
Frank W. Beck
Nashville
Elizabeth H. Mishler
Tenth East
Demograt
Mission Society of Christian Church
Fred Repass
State Mutual
Towa
Michaelson
Thos. Richardt
BAR Association For County
Standard
Standard , Oil, Company of Indiana
Cutcano
G. K. Barnes
Sixth Street
Hae
Ohiengo
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