Graduates to be Sealed with Record Iowa Class
The University of Iowa will award more than 820 degrees and certificates on June 5, the largest graduating class to date. Commencement speaker Ernest W. Lindley of Kansas, and baccalaureate preacher Rev. Joseph Fort Newton of New York City, will address graduates. Reunions are planned for many classes, with the 1874 group returning for its 50th anniversary.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Al-Plomas
Ernest WW. Uindley
University of Kansas
New Pioneers
Joseph Fort Newton
Church of Divine Paternity
New York City
Teunione
James G. 1
San Francisco
Cal
Banque
Homer H. Seerlay
Town State Teachers’ College
Aude Howard Remley
Anamosa
Law
Medicine
Engineering
College of Medicine
oMest
Dexter Edson Smith
Santa Ana
Samuel Halmes
Alamogordo
N. M
Granger Smith
Wilhiajamr Stefanson
Stonday
Radio Palmer School Concerts and Talks Across Broadcast Day
Radio Palmer in Davenport presents a full day of programming including concerts, weather forecasts, market quotes and educational talks. The Courier-Tournal & Louisville Times also airs a mid day concert schedule and police bulletins with a historic program lineup featuring performers such as Erwin Swindell and Alyce Everin.
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Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
D. KK
Sandman
Erwin Swindell
Grece Harper
Gertrude McKinsey
Elsiah
Roscoe Williams
Jos. Kimmel
Delco Light Company
Peeindelt
J. Dewight Clark
Jonn McGreevy
Ars
Jona McGreevy
Blanch Whit. Com
Courier-Tournal & Louisville Times
Louisville
Mary Anderson Theatre Orchestra
Ellie Sones
Fiana
Mildred Schirmer
Ghent
Clifford Gorman
Rialto Theatre Organ
W. M. Corrigan
Alyce Everin
William Corriga
Oakley Hellogg
Asius Everin
Esther Brown
Miss Everin
Bernice Lakes
Oakler
Kellogg
Maurica Mennen
Waterloo man to edit 1924 Frivol weekly humor
Iowa City May 22 Ward Mayer of Waterloo will edit the University of Iowa monthly Frivol next year as Frivol board of trustees directs. James R. Gatewood of Marion founded the publication and serves as business manager.
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Iowa City
Ward Mayer
Waterloo
Frivol
University of Iowa
Frivol Board of Trustees
James R. Gatewood
Marion
Lightning Strike Kills Boy Working in Field
In Olin Indiana on a calm Saturday Edward Guhl 19 drove horses hitched to a harrow when a thunderstorm arrived. He believed the storm would pass and stayed in place. The horses stopped abruptly and later it was found he had been struck by lightning. Mrs Charles Gull, living two miles away, was killed earlier in the field by a lightning strike.
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Charles Gull
Olin
Edward Guhl
Guhl
Boy Clemenceau Faces Political Turmoil
A boy named Clemenceau is described as dead and ready for political upheaval, while horses remain uninjured. The fragment hints at a political climate with fatal stakes and public attention.
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New Victor Records
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José Mardones
Mardones
Victor
Goldmark
Victor Symphony
Duncan Sisters
Victor Records
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Little Rover
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Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden
N.J
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