East Grades to Graduate 178 into Junior High
One hundred seventy eight students from East Public Schools will form the 8B class at East Junior High next semester, per a tentative list announced by principal H. D. Taylor. The roster includes Kathleen Adams, Winifred Armstrong, Allee Lee Anderson, Marlys, Ber dette Anderson, Hazel Baker, Kathrin Baker, and many others, marking one of the largest groups in school history to advance.
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Mine East
East
Ust
H. D. Taylor
Taylor
Kathleen Adams
Winifred Armstrong
Allee Lee Anderson
Marlys Asking
Berdette Anderson
Hazel Baker
Kathrin , Baker
Ruth Bard
Thelma Barle
Lisse Baumenrwner
Hazel Billings
Dorothy Bingham
Rows Blackburn
Nadine Borden
Agnes Dorsen
Lila Mae Boy
Dorothy Borwig
Iona Bramble
Dorothy Brown
Wesley Brown
Eloise Bryant
Peter Bukon
Emma Burt
Helen Louise Brerly
Evelyn Caress
Donald Cras
Helen Caster
Gila Gadam
Gertrude Cameron
Chester Copeland
Elyn Cheney
Milford Gherney
Mirlim Church
Virginia Clough
Ralph Collins
Thomas Smith
Leone Spencer
Jean Sloan
Helen Lohner
Lilian Sorensen
Josephine Spire
Lucia Steves
Virginia Stewart
Frances
Startabsugh
T. J. Taylor
Ferm Tanner
Hazel Teeter
Lida Tegimeter
Freda Pimmer
Betty ‘Trehan
Robert
Theechold
Wava Trutell
Geraldine Troutfeller
Barney Var
Lyle Venter
Carlton Wagner
LeRoy Wainer
Frederick
Reporter Calls Walt Bishop Answers Phone
Portland, Oregon May 19 a reporter received a call instructions from a staffer to call Walt at Beacon 6829 at 6 30. The reporter dialed the number a feminine voice asked for West and a dignified voice answered identifying as Bishop Sumner.
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Portland
Ore
Walt
Beacon
Umber
West
Bishop Sumner
Y Camp Contrast Told by Bragdon
Kenneth J L Bragdon described the change in Y Camp life from 25 years ago to today for Boys attending the annual M C G A camp gathering. An essay contest on Why I Go to Xx Camp will close at p.m. May 28 and is open to city boys over 10. Sudves will staff the camp. Carl Ferguson of cabin No 7 won last year for most season campers.
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Kenneth JL. Bragdon
Tiffen
Sudves
Carl Ferguson
Cabin No. 7
Ford Motor Plant at Des Moines to Reopen Monday
The Ford Des Moines branch assembly plant will reopen Monday after a shutdown since June 2 1927 with Model T discontinuance. A. B. Gheunders of Repass Automobile says Model A cars will arrive in quantity carload shipments. A carload of four cars arrived from Chicago including two two door sedans a business coupe and a delivery car. The Des Moines plant, employing 3 000 workers, resumes production activities. Building permits list several local projects with values ranging from 700 to 4 000 dollars and a moving shed project at 114 Sumner to Fourth and Webster.
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Ford
Des Moines
Ill
A. B. Gheunders
Repass Automobile Company
Chicago
Jeak
Mike George
Kenilworth
Rebel
Fred A. Tharp
Wallgate
R. C. Moore
Trent
Fifth
Arnfietal Ter & Purl Co
Sumner
Fourth
Webster
Lincoln
Lindbergh Adds to Fame in Year Since Flight to Paris
One year after his New York to Paris flight, Lindbergh’s 50 000 miles in twelve months include a 29 July air tour covering 22 330 miles to 82 cities in 260 hours with one fog delay, a Latin American goodwill tour, and flights to San Diego Quebec and Washington. He travels under naval tutelage toward mastery of aviation navigation.
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Lindbergh
Paris
Mew
York
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Albhott
Lone Eagle
Maine
Central
South America
San Diego
St Louis
Quebec
Floyd Bennett
St. Louis
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Detroit
Naval
Ambassador Herrick
Ambassador Morrow
President Carles
Mexico City
United States
President Coolidge
Spirit of
Big Bill Haywood to have ashes sent to Chicago and Moscow
The body of William D. Haywood will be cremated with half his ashes sent to Chicago per his will and the other half buried in Moscow beside Sandor. Haywood, long a fiery IWW secretary, died peacefully after a hearty meal. His Russian wife, wed in 1927, watched at his bedside as mourners gathered at a refugees club guarded by communist officials.
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Moscow
William D
Big Bill) Haywood
Chicago
Haymarket
Sandier
Communist ‘International Congress
Industrial Workers of the World
Haywood
America
London University to Establish American History Chair
London May 18 The University of London plans to create a chair of American history at University College extending the 1921 lectureship. Sir Gregory Foster, provost, said the move follows a recognized need for full teaching and research facilities in American history and will build on the earlier course initiated by Professor A. F. Pollard.
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London
University of London
University College
Gregory Foster
Nlerver
A. F. Pollard
Gregory
Reesearch
Rai
Rochester
Minn
Canitian
Plans for permanent chair in American history abroad
Plans have been made to establish a permanent chair in American history with active committees in New York and London. Hon. John W. Davis chairs the New York committee with Major George Haven Putman as executive chairman. A London committee supports the effort, aiming to raise 150,000 dollars for the professor's salary and library development. About 7,500 pounds has already been subscribed in London.
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New York
John W. Davis
London
George Haven Putman
University of London
Sculptor Murman Exhibits with Left Hand in New York
Czech born sculptor Joseph Murman, who lost his right hand before World War I, staged his first full American exhibition at the Art Center in New York. He creates wood, bronze, plaster, glass, and color works expressing laughter, suffering, love, and tenderness using his left hand and a single motif in music. His Hope sculpture was acquired by the Brooklyn Museum. he has shown in Paris Berlin Munich Vienna and Slovakia.
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New York
Lfe
Joseph Murmand
Europe
America
Art Center
East 56Th Street
Murman
Paris
Katy
Czecho
Marman
Ted
Guy
Millsman
East A4th Street
Vienna
Cipahn-Slovakia
Oeshbitian
Jel
Celebrate 0th Anniversary of Paper at Traer
About 300 people gathered in Traer Iowa to mark the 50th anniversary of E F Taylor's Track Star Clip ser newspaper ownership. Governor Hammill delivered a 30 minute talk as Omer D Dray and Dean Walter Williams spoke. President Coolidge’s congratulatory message was read. mudbound roads kept some guests away.
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Courier
Traer
Middle West
5. E. Taylor
Congregational Church
Johnt Hammill
Harvey Ingham
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Ingham
Omer D. Dray
Sturgeon
World’s Press Congress
Mr. Ingham
Dean Walter Williams
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Calef
Goolidge
Star-Clipper
Waterloo
Frenchmen Prefer American Tobacco in Paris survey
Paris reports show the United States supplying over half of France's raw tobacco for leaf and blending, with American plug and smoking tobacco sales rising over 100 percent in 1927 and cigarette sales up about 71.3 percent. France shifts to a wide array of foreign cigars and cigarettes, aided by the French monopoly’s new products and packaging variety.
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Paris
Benji
D. H Tobacco Specialiat
U.S
France
United States
Algeria
Ferneh
Mately Milkey
Alcc
Oskaloosa Student Wins Silver Medal Speech Award
Jack Woodrow of Ottumwa High School won first honors in the eastern Iowa Silver Medal contest of the Briand speech competition held in Penn College chapel. His topic was A Mischief making Assumption.
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Oskaloosa
U.R
Jack Woodrow
Ottumwa High School
Eastern Iowa
Penn College Chapel
Mexico predicts Calles Obregon will keep policies
An Associated Press dispatch from Mexico City asserts the Calles Obregon regime is firmly in power with Alvaro Obregon likely to return as president on December 1 for a six year term. Analysts say a peaceful transfer is possible and that Calles and Obregon currently hold a strong consolidated rule, despite public talk of potential trouble between them.
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Clarence Dubose
Associated Press Star
Mexico City
Calles-Obregon
Mexico
Alvaroz Obregon
Madero
Porfirio Diaz
Obregon
Plutarco Elias Calles
Calles
Obre'gon
Trent
Lone
Obregon set to win Mexico race amid Calles era ties
The piece outlines Obregon as sole candidate for the upcoming presidential election on Sunday July 1 in Mexico, with past rivals Gen Francisco Serrano and Gen Arnulfo Gomez now dead after rebels execution. It notes Calles plans to farm near Mexico City and predicts continued Calles policies, while promising cautious optimism for religious dispute resolution and improved U S relations guided by Ambassador Morrow.
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Mexico
Obregon
Francisco Serrano
Arnulfo Gomez
Vera Cruz
Fyelth
Calles
Mexico City
Walton Picnic Near Shell Rock Invites Public
An invitation to all to attend the Walton League picnic tomorrow at Lovers Landing in Thompson's Grove near Shell Rock was announced by A. C. Willford, state president. Picnicers must bring their own baskets and be at the grove by noon.
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Lovers’ Landing
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Ford Motor
Big Bill Haywood
Gome
American History
Hammill
Calles- Obregon
Callies
Iit
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Morrow
Alexander McNabb
McNabb
Arizona
Mr. Morrow
Virginia Call
Lewiston
Jackson College
Boston
Walton
Shell Rock
Standard Battery & Electric Co
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