Better Mailing Week Aims to End Dead Letters Waste
Postmaster General New launches Better Mailing Week to curb dead letters and parcels. He urges clear addressing and a return address in the upper left corner to reduce the 21.8 million annual dead letters and 808 thousand parcels. Losses include 55 623 dollars in cash and 3 646 542 in checks and money orders unrecoverable. Directory service costs about 1 740 000 dollars yearly.
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Washington, D. C
New
Postal Service
Mike
United States Treasury
New York City
Manna Wins English Derby at Epsom Downs
Manna, owned by H. B. Marvis and sired by Phalaris, won the Epsom Derby in 2 minutes 40.35 seconds by eight lengths with Steve Donoghue guiding the victor. The soggy course followed heavy rain as The Sirdars, an outsider, finished third behind Zionist.
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Zionist
Manna
H. EB. Marvis
Phalaris
Tan
Steve Donoghue
Lord Aastor
Victorian Social Upheaval Shifts Elite Homes Amid Modernism Rise
The text notes high postwar taxes transforming estate mansions into farms and subdivisions. Mayfair houses flood with rent and sale signs as Victorians move to cheaper flats, including Countess of Strafford and Lady Constance who sold Manchester Square homes once hosting Victoria, Dickens, and Gladstone. In India, Tava reports nine yielding bumper crops amid urban unemployment and labor shortages.
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London
Mayfair
Constance
Leslie
Alice
Countess of
Radio Station Program Listings for Waterloo and Nearby Areas
A dense roster of radio programs across numerous stations lists schedules, times, and performers. It covers Waterloo Davenport WOC and many other cities with music concerts talks lectures orchestras and special features scheduled throughout the day and into the evening.
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WOC
Davenport
Radio Farnt
American Legion Auxiliary
HOKA
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
RCA
Denver
Barbone
KED
St Louis
Oscar Jost
Klis
Hot Springs
Imofene Carpenter
UXW
Chicago
Convarl
WOCO
Minnenapolis
St. Paul
U. of Minnesota
WORX
Detroit Free Press
WDAYP
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Irolic
Owr c
New York
WER
Chicago Post
WERE
Boston
WGN
Glee Club
University of Chicago
Drake
Buffalo
Madison
Quartet Whitas
Louisville
Wilo
Wes Moines
Theatre Symphony
Nick
WRRO
Cincinnati
Sis
Lelia LeMarr
Philadelphia
WLS
Chilcaco
Glenn’s Dornhuskers
WHW
WMAQ
Northwestern University
WALAQ
WDHB
Wess
Jefferson City
WQI
Chicano
WEEO
Lansing
Wesai
Atring
Asp
Atlanta
New Orleans
WTAM
Cleveland
WTAS
Elgin
Catrole News
Black Bass and the Fight to Save a National Treasure
The piece argues for stronger protections for the black bass, praising the fish as a premier American game species and urging laws to shield spawning seasons. It notes a 300 mile upper Mississippi wildlife refuge and the Hoover bass pond plan to boost stocks, while detailing local drainage and hatchery concerns and suspensions in boxing commissions.
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America
Black Bass
George
Bill
Upper
Mississippi River Wildlife and Fish Refuge
Mississippi Valley
North America
Bureau of Fisheries
Herbert Hoover
American
Henry O'Malley
T Am
Trempeleau
United States
Oversupply of clubs and golfers confidence
Willie A. G. Dew England and Massachusetts Golf Champion notes that a surplus of clubs can affect a golfer's game. He says average players discard clubs they distrust and should stick to trusted clubs while practicing with the rest until they become reliable favorites.
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Althoy
Nine Contests Remain On Old Gold Schedule
University of Iowa athletics press notes nine remaining events this season with most away from home. Hawkeye coaches push players through close of season as exams proceed. Baseball faces Ohio State Michigan Notre Dame while track and tennis plan key meets and trips.
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OLD Gold Athletic
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Vogel
Ohio State
Michigan
Notré Dame
Tutor Nine Wins Closing Contest To Claim Iowa Title
Cedar Falls May 27. Tos Tutors annexed the Iowa conference baseball title by defeating Iowa Wesleyan College at Mount Pleasant 6 to 2. Morrison starred with a home run and two singles in four trips, leading the Pedagogs to the crown. Wilson held Wesleyan to five hits until the final frame as the Tutors pulled away with two runs each in the third fourth and fifth innings.
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Cedar Falls
Tos
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Morrison
Wilson
Pritt
Iowa
Minton
Town
Weslyan
RH Poae
Vnatta
Howes
Darts
Hancock
Pruitt
Sanberg
Db Conrad
Rf Blerick
Sigard
McLeland
P Ifarlan
Teaghera
Abrehpoa
Viseevesy
Ob Morrison
White
Waters
Gi Bates
Webber
Horton
Hoshman
Hemenins
Bates
Saberg
Conrad
Wilson i
McLeland Ia
Witry 93 Leads in Waverly 100-Target Shoot
Waverly gun club held its first shoot with a 100-target program in four 16 and two 20-target events amid fast targets and breeze. High amateur was J L Witty of Waterloo with 93. high professional was Earle Donahue of Des Moines with 89 and $7 prize.
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Waverly
Waverly Gun Club
JL. W. Witty
Waterloo
Charles Hummel
la Porte City
Fred Boyd
Dubuque
Earle Donahue
Des Moines
Fren C. Whitney
Winchester Arms Company
Wag Cashier
Donahue
Americans Out of Running in British Amateur Golf
Westward Ho England May 27 Douglas Grant America’s hope in the 1923 British amateur golf championship was eliminated by R W Crummack Lancashire champion 2 up and 1 to play No Americans remain in the championships
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Associated Press
Westward Ho
England
Douglas Grant
America
R. W. Crummack
Lancashire
Leading Major Hitters National GAR Wilson and others
A list of top batters includes GAR Wilson of the Phillies and Lon Smith of the Pirates among leaders with varied early season totals. Other noted names include Dancrole Bray 23, RA Fournier of the Dodgers, Cobb of the Tigers, Paschal and Combs of the Yankees, Speaker of the Indians, with several players posting notable numbers.
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Gar Wilson
Phillies
Hawks
Dancrole
Bray
Lon Smith
Pirates
RA Fournier
Dodgers
American Wale
Athletics
Cobb
Tigers
Paschal
Yankees
Combs
Speaker
Indians
Theatrical Notes at Crystal and Strand Theatres
Bares son of Kataw in Baree closes at Crystal today with Anita Stewart in debate scenes. Vitagraph stars also appear in Captain Blood and related David Smith productions. Crystal Theatre cues include Lila Lee in Old Home Week with George Ade script, at Strand Theatre.
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Bares
Kataw
Baree
Kaean
the Crystal
Anita Stewart Suakes
Debat Es & Vitagraph
Cnat
Vitagraph
Rafael Sabetini
Captain Blood
David Smith
Joseph Rickson
Riley
Lila Lee
Lease
Thomas Meighan
Mast Paramount
Mr. Meighan
George Ado
Mise Leo
Tarry Wheat
Chinrlex Dow Clerk
Max Figman
Charles Srilou
Tr Tg
Femiones
Dellon
Strand Theatre
Thomas Meighan and
Tila Leo
George Ade
The Scarab Ring at Palace Theatre Plays Tonight
The Palace Theatre screens The Scarab Ring a strong society mystery drawn from Harriet Gaylord’s The Desperate Hortings. Set in wealthy homes and public buildings, Joyce portrays a young luxury bred woman whose role marks her greatest success.
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Palace Theatre
Harriet Gaylord
Joyce
Hay
Palace
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Nathieh Jompines
Akron
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Commercial St
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Scientific Industrist Research
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Larry Lemon “the Hick
Harold Lloyd
Harry Langdon
Lindsey Coons
Amian
H. Fendeich
Evansville
H. H. Mehlhop
Last Times
Ropat
James Oliver Curwood
Baree, Son OF Kazan
Far North
SRD DIX
Tige Conley Orchestra
Oomedy News
Harry
Ike” Evans
Beauty
Mildred Harris Reed Howes
Jaleranger
Frank
Cullen Tandis
Lillian Rich
Sousa
Jack Mulhall
Alice Lake
The
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Wells and His Orchestra
Electric Park
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Si Mellman
Ronanikk
Joe Knipp
Waterlow 'S
Scrapper Thompson Vedar Raphis
Tommy Slaughter
Whitey Lee
Wells’ Orchestra
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