President Coolidge May Vacation at Black Hills Lodge
A White House briefing notes President Coolidge likely to spend the summer in South Dakota's Black Hills. Rapid City reports describe a 20 room lodge at CAME LODGE within the state park, 31 miles from Rapid City, offering a governor's suite and ample dining and living spaces. The park encompasses 165000 acres featuring Harney Peak, Sylvan Lake, and extensive canyons.
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Rapid City
G. D
Jack Hills
South Dakota
Coolidge
Chicago
Wyoming
Black Hills
Andh
Gen. Custer
Wild Fil Hickok
Calamity Jane
Deadwood Dick
President Coolidge
Harney
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Sylvian Lake
Lodge
Squaw Creek Canyon
Ministers Increase Use of Advertising in Daily Papers
San Francisco reports Presbyterian churches nationwide expanding paid newspaper advertising. Dr. Lewis Seymour Mudge, stated clerk, notes ads are an investment yielding community usefulness and wider religious influence. Editors remain sympathetic to church news when of genuine general interest.
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San Francisco
Cal
Presbyterian General Assembly
Lewis Seymour Mudge
United Church
Theo Newspaner
Sergeant York to Talk at Oskaloosa
Sergeant Alvin York will relate his war experiences at the dedication ceremonies for the new gymnasium at John Fletcher College in Oskaloosa Iowa tonight. American Legion members and World War veterans will banquet the war hero before the dedication program. The gymnasium cost 50000 dollars.
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Oskaloosa
Alvin York
Tennessee
John Fletcher College
American Legion
Syorld
Caward Arrives From Los Angeles for Visit
Walter Caward has arrived from Los Angeles to join his wife Mrs Jane Seane Caward. They will visit her parents at 405 Third Avenue East for about two weeks before traveling to Chicago for the summer. Rev Henry Mueller of Fire Lutheran church will conduct a German service at 2 30 p m with a congregational meeting to follow.
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Caward
Walter Caward
Loen Angeles
Cal
Jane Seane Caward
Sennington Luyvheran
Henry Mueller
Fire Lutheran Church
Bennington Lutheran Church
Shakespearean themes in Verdi’s music and other queries
The fragment asks about two Shakespearean plays Verdi set to music and references the 1812 Overture, the Star Spangled Banner tune, and various composers. It mentions Wagner’s family status, a French composer who died in 1634, and garbled names.
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Wagner
Hamme Debupsy
Lawrence
Missionaries Return Home from China After Two Years
Rev. Paul Johnson and family arrived in America from Peking after 22 days at sea, part of a group of 40 returning missionaries. They faced danger in Chengtu and Peking, urging revised treaties for equal footing and predicting a long path to stability, while praising America and hoping to resume work in China someday.
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America
China
Paul Johnson
J. W. Johnson
Prospect Boulevard
Mr. Johnson
Peking
Chengtu
Szechwan
Johnsons
West China University
Union Mission College
Whengie Normal College
Tne
Pekin
Yenching Mission University
Pekin University
FE. Manly
Waterloo
Johnson
King Ben's Chief Girl Lieutenant Bates Cult Secrets
In St Joseph Michigan on May 27 Esther Johnson Hannaford Hansel 26 testified that at age 14 she was drawn into the House of David by a woman who received 146000 from her fortune and joined the cult. She said King Ben as Jehovah cast devils out when she was sick and coerced her during rites of the coven in the suit to dissolve the immoral institution.
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St. Joseph, Mich
Esther Johnson
Hannaford Hansel
Benjamin Purnell
England
House of David
Bhecome
Enolony
Atate
Atar
Hansel
Ben
Devile
Abraham Brown Dies at 82 Resident Since 1863
Abraham Brown 82 a longtime Black Hawk county resident died at 10 30 am at his home 808 South Street from age related causes. Born April 26 1843 he came from Wheatmoreland county to Iowa in September 1863 lived with Sam H Miller in early years worked as a farm hand in Orange township. He married Lydia Lichty January 39 1867 and settled on a 100 acre farm in Orange township joined Brethren church in 1876 moved to Waterloo 23 years ago. Surviving are widow Lydia and children Susan Reumiser Fortes Wis John Brown Davenport Ia Magdalena Peck 272 Hammond Ave Irvin Brown Poyner township Orange township William Brown. Body at Petersen Bros mortuary pending funeral arrangements. Family requests no flowers.
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Abraham 3. Brown
Black Hawk County
South Street
Wheatmoreland County
Pasid
Sam H. Miller
Towa
Orange Township
Lydia Lichty
Oranga Township
Brown
Orange Town
Brethren Church
Father of Ackley Girl Dies Suddenly at Long Beach Cal
Albert Timmins father of Miss Edith Timm of Ackley died suddenly this morning in Long Beach California. The family faced bereavement as grandfather Gundy Nicklas also died two days earlier. Nicklas funeral postponed to Saturday at 4 pm awaiting Elmer Timm arrival. Rev. William Crossley to officiate at the M E church. Edith Timm is prostrated by the loss and Albert Timmins is survived by two children, two sons from a later marriage, and a grandchild.
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Ackley
Elmer Timm
William Crossley
Albert Timm
Successful Copy Must Be Individual Says Ad Agency Man
Ray Brohans of Coolidge Advertising company Des Moines told Waterloo Advertising club at a noon luncheon in Hotel Russell Lamson that successful advertising must be individually tailored and prepared after studying air conditions affecting the market the advertiser seeks to reach.
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Ray Brohans
Coolidge Advertising Company
Des Moines
Waterloo Advertising Club
Russell- Lamson
Judge delays sentences in three district cases
Judge G W Wood in district court postponed sentences for David Peterson and Richard Anderson on Tuesday. Peterson pleaded guilty to driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated and Anderson was convicted of liquor nuisance. Marie Maharras, convicted of second degree murder, also faces sentencing Tuesday.
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G. W. Wood
David Peterson
Richard Anderson
Peterson
Anderson
Marie Maharras
Benond
Divorce Decree Granted in Cruel Treatment Case
Bessie Ogden wins divorce from Ralph Creser in Judge H D Boles court for cruel and inhuman treatment. Alimony set at 1000 dollars and she may resume maiden name Bessie W Ogden. Guest from Dakota, Mrs H R Diesen of Fargo, visits Mr and Mrs T D Smedley at 308 Rebel Avenue.
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oIre. Bcs
Creser
Ralph Creser
H. D. Boles
District Court
Bessie W. Ogden
Dakota
H. R. Diesen
Fargo
N. D
T. D. Smedley
Rebel Avenue
Fire Alarm Blaze At Fullerton Apartments
Lightning struck a utility wire sparking a small blaze at the Fullerton Apartments 633 Lime Street at 340 am Insulation burned and several fuses blew A later noon fire caused light damage in a carload of tractors at John Deere Tractor Co factory due to a short in an electric drill Kerosene and gasoline ignited in the vehicle Better he Insured than sorry ad for Elerman CC Miller phone 2404
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Fullerton
John Deere Tractor Company
Elerman CC. Miller
Doomed Gangster Hears Fate On Extradition Plea
Art Newman, a gangster held on a fugitive warrant for the murder of West City mayor Joe Adams, testifies in prison about Shelton gang crimes and a hotel shootout. He plans to seek extra train guards as extradition looms, hoping his wife can ride with him for identification and possible vengeance.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Art Newman
Joe Adams
West City
Newman
Natthy
Shearer
Charlie Gordon
Shelton Gang
Gordon
Pranklin County
Shelton Boys
Sheltons
Memphis
Tenn
Franklin County
California
Bhelton
Mike
Young
Boy hero sought to stay grounded amid travels
News Spice reports on boy heroes urged to remain on solid ground while traveling. Railroad chiefs in Atlantic City offer a special train. Syracuse firm gifts an automobile. Curtiss Field sees rising flying applications, including ten women.
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Associated Prasa
New York
Aly
Atlantic City
Syracuse
N. Y
Curtiss Field
Kivanston
Charlie
Anna Case
North Shore
Nationauye
North Carolina
Princeton
Bud Stittman
Lena Wilson
Canadian Woods
New York American
Mortuary Notice for John Towslee 1014 Commercial St
John Towslee died last night at Tilola Central Hospital Chicago of diabetes after being taken from his home here last Sunday. A sister Mrs J Hf Manin and her husband reside with the decedent. The body will be sent to Manchester, Indiana for burial tomorrow afternoon.
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Joan Towsler
John Towslee
Fifth and
Water Streets
Tilola Central Hospital
Chicago
Hea
Hla
Mra
J. Hf
Manin
Manchester
Furkil
Amorrow
Lindbergh Flies Over Paris and Dares Arc de Triomphe
Capt. Charles A. Lindbergh piloted a French plane over Paris for over an hour, circling the Arc de Triomphe within about 160 feet of the tomb. He met with French officials at Le Bourget, shopped afterward, and performed aerial stunts that impressed military aviators. He also planned a Brussels flight and earned a royal audience in London with King George II scheduled.
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Paris
Lindbergh
Paria
France
Lehourget
Ning Trn
Air Eports
Lebourget
de Trovat
Altho
Brussels
Capt. Lindbergh
Ministry of War
M. Painleve
London
King George
Charles A. Lindbergh
Buckingham Palace
England
Judge Moved to Commené by Kid's Separation Suit
Des Moines reports judge handling Muriel Smith case involving a 17 year old who married Frank Smith at 18 last year and returned to her mother in January. Muriel seeks permanent separation claiming husband refused to take her places and allegedly slapped her.
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Kid
Des Moines
Frank Linligan
Muriel Smith
Frank Smith
Muriel
Cat bandit captured as Chicago sleuths close in
In Chicago a man arrested after an attempted assault on Miss Marie Parkins is believed to be the elusive Cat bandit. Detectives chased him into an areaway and nabbed him when he could not scale a fence. Miss Parkins fought him off and police plan show ups at three north side stations.
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Chicago
Sodlen
Marie Parkins
Areaway
Detective Bureau
North Side
Lindbergh Entitled to Compete in New York to Spokane Derby
Washington, May 27. Lucky Lindbergh may race across the continent this fall after receiving a special invitation to enter an air derby starting in New York on September 20 and finishing in Spokane Washington. Prizes total 33250 as announced by the National Aeronautic Association. The event precedes the national air races set for September 24 and 25 in Spokane. A second derby will begin in San Francisco and end in Spokane with a 2500 prize.
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Washington, D. C
Lindbergh
New York-Paris
Spokane
San Francisco
Walnut Tree Trunk Sells for 625 at Madison timber buyer
The Jargent walnut tree from Kentucky, six feet in diameter and 17 feet tall, sold trunk for 625 dollars to Clyde Wallace of Madison timber buyer after four years of negotiations. The owner kept branches and roots to later fetch over 1,000 dollars from veneer, the tree grown near Lockport on the Kentucky river, famed for size unlike typical Ohio River walnuts.
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Matson
Ind
Kentucky
Clyde Wallace
Madison Timber
Woo Ex- Peete
Lockport
Ohio River
Ita
Madison
Louisville
Iowa girl widow of man who slew baby-faced vamp
Chicago May 27 police sought the identity of a Chicago girl described by a self confessed slayer as a devil with a baby face. A Milwaukee hotel suicide followed a note saying he deserted his wife for the unnamed girl and slew her when unfaithful. Police linked the case to Evelyn Legrande, shot in the White Light district last week. Mrs Ruth Evans Martin, now widowed, said her husband was loving and exemplary and denied estrangement. She learned of the tragedy after hosting a bridge party for a bride elect. The husband, Werner Charles Martin, died by his own hand in Milwaukee. He had been married about a year after meeting in Cedar Rapids where she is from. Their five weeks old son remained with her mother as she faced shock and doubt over the note.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
W. C. Martin
North Side
White Light District
Martin
Ruth Evans Martin
Cedar Rapids
Bridge
Sha
Coscollezss
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Hamburg American Shipping Agency
East Eighty-sixth Street
New York
Charles G. Martin
Ice stops early fire after bolt strikes Farragut plant
Farragut Iowa May 27 The local public service and Ice Plant was struck by lightning early today. The engine team was damaged but the stored ice in the building prevented a serious fire. Turnbull's garage in the building was not damaged. J J Whisler manager says loss is partially insured. Greek chamber battles. Athens May 27 Greek deputies lively after M Papanastasious Republican leader charged royalists.
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Farragut
Mssi
Athens
Alay
Greek Chamber of Deputies
M. Papanastasious
Weather snapshot for Thursday to Friday
Fragmented OCR notes indicate temperature references for Thursday and Friday with unclear values. Key terms include maximum Thursday, minimum Thursday night, and temperatures around Friday. Details are garbled and unreadable.
Presbyterians Split Deepens Over Modernist and Fundamentalist Clash
The 139th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of America in San Francisco opens contentious debates on modernist versus fundamentalist doctrine. Reports urge reorganizing Princeton Seminary governance and potentially blocking Dr J Gresham Machen from the chair of apologetics, amid factions led by Clarence Macartney and Robert Speer.
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San Francisco
Cal
INS
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church of America
Princeton Theological Seminary
General Assembly
Pr. J. Gresham Machen
Presbyterian Church
Princeton Seminary
Robert FE. Speer
J. Willison Smith
Philadelphia
J. Gresham ‘Machen
Los Angeles Water Aqueduct Blown Up
The Los Angeles aqueduct supplying the city with water was dynamited in No Name canyon in the Alabama foothills Inyo County. Officials call it a new outbreak in the feud between Los Angeles and Owens Valley ranchers over water rights.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles Aqueduct
City Water Bureau
No Name Canyon
Alabama Foothills
Inyo County
Owens Valley
Nu Tone tonic praised to restore appetite and health
Mr. T J Traynor of Waterloo endorses Stock's Nu-Tone Tonic as a remedy for loss of appetite caused by stomach trouble. He reports rapid improvements in appetite and energy after using the product and asserts it helps with stomach distress and general vigor. The ad lists ingredients, benefits, and local retailers offering Nu-Tone.
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T. J. Traynor
Mulherry
Waterloo
Andy
Ome
Foam
Cadvertier
Traynor
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