Swollen feet of president cause crisis in China
Pekin May 21 A March mishap over Marshal Tuan’s swollen feet delayed his appearance at Sun Yat-sen memorial services in Central Park. Footwear would not fit, crowds waited, officials substituted, and hostile press claimed a public snub. The incident risks broader tensions in Chinese politics.
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Pekin
Central Park
Sub Yat- Ben
Marshal Tuan Cal-jut
Marshal Tuan
Caniopesa
Marshal Tu- BL
China
Tuan
Rial
Mwuan
Tuap
Titan
Tatawien
Sun Yat-sen
Tate
Sun
Auto Men Play Old Time Game of Ball
Fourteen employees of the Collord Hall company enjoyed a picnic at Casebeer Heights. A nine inning baseball game between the service and shop men ended tied at 20 to 20 and was halted by darkness. The outing recalled old times and was described as highly enjoyable.
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Collord-Hall Company
Casebeer Heights
Delfrium
dojWlghemy
Decileu
Onur Lady of Victory preps June graduation at OLV Academy
Commencement exercises for 16 graduates set for Sunday evening June 7 at St Joseph Church. Father Ambrose McGreevey to give the address. A coronation is planned for March 31. The class play The May Dew Harm will be staged Tuesday evening in the OLV auditorium. Juniors entertain seniors at the annual banquet with 40 places set, including 15 attendees and nine jurors.
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Onur Lady of Victory Academy
St. Joseph’s Church
Father Ambrose McGreevey
Winona
Minag
Fenthors
Edward Sims
Piastmaster
Reckless Driver Sued by Two Victims
Harold C. Andrews the coal merchant jailed for four months after a reckless crash on April 28 injuring nine people. This morning two victims, Miss Helen Cornwell and Miss Audrey Burns, filed damage actions for $3000 and $2500 respectively. Both teachers were hospitalized two weeks with fractured bones and have yet to return to work.
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Cedar Rapids
Harold C. Andrews
Helen Cornwell
Audrey Burns
Belle Plaine
Cornwell
Miss Burns
Kezars Cafeteria Opening Delayed To Saturday Evening
The opening of Kezars Cafeteria is postponed as equipment failed to arrive on time. Proprietor Fred Kezar says the restaurant will open Saturday evening for dinner and possibly noon lunch, with an orchestra at the formal evening opening.
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Kezar’s
Kezar
Cafferia
Fred Kezar
J. S. Williams
Tillis Hotel
Seven Days Chicago to Paris by New Service
Chicago announces a new boat train service named the Parisian linking the Pennsylvania Railroad and the French Line. The service aims to cover the Chicago Paris distance in about seven days and will commence June 18.
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Chicago
Paris
Pennslvvanian T
Americans Leave Deep Imprint on Life of London
London essays how Americanization sweeps the city from business to social life. Old world customs fade as American methods, elevators, typewriters, advertising and education spread through London’s offices, theaters, and streets.
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London
Oope
Taondoen
Reent Street
Wight
Tuisteken
Heart of Theatreland
Landoners
Passer of Bad Checks Sentenced to 15 Years
Ralph Enfield, of Boone, Iowa, was sentenced by Judge A Clock to 15 years in Fort Madison penitentiary for passing worthless checks on Boone and Madrid banks. He will be transported to Fort Madison today. Adultery charges involve Carl A Obenchain and Florence Nibeck, arraigned in Waterloo municipal court with trial set. bond posted.
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Boone, Ila
Ralph Enfield
Fort Macson
Judge & A
Iowa Falls
Boone
Madrid
Enfield
Fort Madison
Carl A. Obenchain
Waterloo
Florence Nibeck
Hazelton
Missing Fragments From Ansgar Notice Reflect Local Notices
Fragmented OCR text shows names and references to Ansgar Osage and local events. It mentions relatives, a funeral, and a guest night hosted by Mrs Schmidt. The piece ends with a statistic stating more than one third of divorces in the United States in 153% were attributed to cruelty.
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Hinpsiley
Osage
Tarsus
Min
Ntrad Laabe
E. Waldyland
United States
Italian reformer would trke art of all restraint
Rome dispatch reports Fascist cultural congress in Bologna pushing Ital Iization to abolish schools and professors. Marinetti argues for a chamber of art and Italians only art scene with national salons, Italian language laws, and architecture mandates, replacing academies with free institutes.
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Associated Press
Rome
Phe Enti
United States
Italy
Bologna
Flt
Marine
Scala
San Carlo
Costanzi
Wagoner
Syracuse
Erges
Marinetti
Remarkable Iron Tonic Promises Quick Health Boost
A sensational claim touts a new organic iron preparation Nurated Tron as rapidly increasing strength and energy in anaemic individuals. The ad argues it outperforms old mineral iron pills, avoids stomach upset, and builds red blood quickly with a two week money back guarantee if no improvement.
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Iran
Inok Semra
Local Notes Highlight Dances Travels and Births
Community items from Grundy Center and nearby towns recount visits from Wilfred Beinfang and family. Blanche Agy’s Cleveland wedding. church assembly in Columbus. funerals in Conrad. weathered home repairs and roof work. a Yeomen dance. and a surprise party for Rev George Schnucker. Plus births, farm moves, and summer school plans across the area.
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Grundy
Abay
Harn Bitters
Luuren Beenken
Stout
Wilfred Beinfang
Bin
Cobus Monninga
Blanche Agy
Cleveland
John L. Weaver
Sinning
George Harbette
Columbus
National General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
George Beinfang
Elgin
Conrad
Joe Wlar
H. Miller
Aurora
Joe Klar
Sma
Ben Younker
Anlington
Holland
Manda Steinmeyer
J. C
Cedar Falls
Harold ‘Thompson
Truer
Garfield Burkhart
Marshalltown
Legion Hall
A.N. Kirnegerts
Claus Primus
Alberts
Maria Helley
A Dainty Frock Pattern for a Small Girl 4827
Pattern order requests for a small girl frock in printed crepe and crepe de chine. Sizes 1 2, 3, 4 years with material yardage given. Mail 15 cents for pattern or 12 cents for fashion book. delivery about 20 days after ordering.
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Bait_to FASHION DEPARTMENT
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Local Docket of Visits and Events in Mitchell
A congested list of week’s visits, travels, and community events in Mitchell Iowa. Diphtheria case prompts quarantine. Rev George Schnucker plans three week trip to Holland Africa and New Jersey New York. Town residents travel to Rochester Minneapolis Mason City and Belmond for family and social duties.
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Mes. H. Winterboer
Liverly
R. H
Reints
Jana
George Schnucker
Holland
Afrih
New Jersey
New York
Aliss Trasla Onties
Chicago
Albert Penning
Germany
J. A. Meinders
Waverly
Sadie
Hari Reemtsma
Minnesota
Local Social Notes Highlight Midwest Visits and Luncheon
Ora Tryde of Minneapolis spent the weekend calling on old acquaintances in Iowa. Miss Bernice Jones and Miss Irma Trout went to Fayette Friday to arrange summer school attendance. Aliss Alamle Shompson hosted Osage friends at a 6 o'clock luncheon Thursday, with Paul Claysing Richard Bowell Lewis Mathew and Hilda Schmider present. H Bunford took his daughter in law and three children to their Waterloo home Monday after a several week visit in the area.
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Palmer Trout
Miami
Fla
J. H. Bamford
Nettle Rice
Belmond
Whitley
Ora Tryde
Minneapolis
Ny Lowa
Bernice Jones
Irma Trout
Fayette
Aliss Alamle
Shompson
Osage
Paul Claysing
Richad Bowell
Lewis
Mathew
Hilda Schmidter
H. Bunford
Waterloo
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James Braniff
Larg
BT. Ansgar
Grundy ‘Center
Aplington
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Weweseres
A. C. Willford
Lafayette Street
Waterloo, Iowa
Mitchell
Josephine
Panamas
Bangkoks
Wilson Bros
Athletic Union Suits
Ae.e
Enderlein
West Fourth St
California
Prune and Apricot Growers
Sal True
Sunsweet
Salgertn
Canadian National Railways
Canadian Rockies
Jasper National Park
Jasper Park Lodge
C. G. Orttenburger
General Western
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West Adams St
America
Woods Millinery
R. P. Crisman
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