Supreme Court Takes Up Philippine Language Ban Case
The U S Supreme Court considers the anti Chinese language ban in the Philippine islands, arguing it violates rights and between the United States and China. Cau dert Bros. sued on behalf of Yu Cong Eng and Ca Li, challenging enforcement and claiming the law targets Chinese merchants and their books in any language but English Spanish or local dialects.
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Philippine Islands
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Philippines
Supreme Court
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Gaudert
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Dert
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China
Tama County Roads Campaign Sets June 17 End
Moe W. Hyland directs a boosted roads movement in Tama County with a six year program to gravel and pave miles and build all weather roads. Meetings are scheduled across the county to explain the plan and answer questions ahead of the June 17 ballot.
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Maintena
Tama County
Radio Programs Tonight Saturday and Sunday Listings
Radio program guide lists stations across the country with orchestras bands and concerts. Cities include Chicago Davenport Jefferson City Nashville New York Los Angeles and Omaha among others with hours and featured acts such as organ concerts and vocal ensembles.
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Farmer Seeks Horses Only Hitching Rail in Waterloo
A Waterloo farmer mails an unsigned plea to Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts urging preservation of an old hitching post in the business district for horses. He notes many still drive horses and argues for a “horses only” rail on Sixth Street near Lafayette, where cars currently occupy the space. An early inspection found a horse tied with a bogey and two motor cars nearby, with a 50 foot chain hitching setup on iron posts.
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Waterloo
Sixth Street
Lafayette Street
Bankers Special Heads to Nashua for Group Four Parley
Waterloo bankers depart on the three car Bankers Special to Nashua for the Iowa Bankers Association Group Four convention. Des Moines official Andrew and bankers Emil Webbles and Frank Warner join the program. A 175-guest informal dinner and dance closed the Nashua social event at Sunnyside Country Club with golf and sightseeing in the afternoon.
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Dbankers
Minoia Central
Nashua
Group Four
Iowa Bankers Association
Andrew
Des Moines
Lawaz Bankers Association
Emil Webbles
Burlington
Frank Warner
Sunnyside
Buchanan Couple Wed at Winthrop
Independence May 28 Rev Father McCormick officiated the marriage of Miss Margaret Gilson of Winthrop and William Tall of Independence at Winthrop Catholic Church. The bride, a Winthrop High School graduate and county teacher, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilson. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tall of Swein Me, is a Cedar Rapids hotel shop carpenter. After the ceremony the party traveled to Independence for a reception at Grinnell hotel and then began a short wedding trip.
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Vatsay Tenaqueta
South furnishes more than not of army officers
The Army and Navy Register census figures show southern states contribute substantial officer totals to the U S army. Eight southern states exceed the national officer quota per white population, led by Virginia and South Carolina. Texas ranks third, while Arkansas and West Virginia are among the lowest. The pattern reflects historic military academies and lineage from Confederate officers.
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The Runaway at Crystal. Hidden Cargo at Rialto
The Runaway stars Clara Bow and Warner Baxter in a mountain melodrama where a New York actress hides from justice amid feuding clans and a daring escape. Forbidden Cargo stars Evelyn Brent as a bold river runner who abducts a revenue man, delivering sensational thrills. Farm wages in 1925 rose above 1920 levels, impacting production costs.
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Warner Baxter
Willian Powell
East
Crystal Theatre
Kentucky
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New Yorker
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Alto
Rialto Theatre
Evelyn Brent
New Orleans
Youne Revenue
Boris Karlof
Robert Ellis
Canopus International Convention Draws Delegations
Detroit, Dilith, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Des Moines and Cedar Rapids plan large delegations for Canopus International's second annual convention in Detroit on June 11. GC Butler announces headquarters at Russell-Lamson Motel. Des Moines expects about 40 delegates, Cedar Rapids about 25, Twin Cities around 30 each.
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Rapids
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Burgess Held on Bootlegging Charges in City
Bernard Burgess aged 24 of 618 Bluff Street was held at the city jail awaiting municipal court arraignment on bootlegging charges. Police Officer James Lambert said Burgess was stopped Thursday as a bootlegger allegedly sold on the street. Burgess is held under $500 bond.
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Bluff Street
Burgess
James Lambert
Burgess Ig
Seymour Men Raise Coal Vein Test Fund
A committee of 42 men has been appointed to collect funds for a core drill test of a deep coal vein near Seymour Indiana at the Anderson farm. A test last fall struck coal at about 600 feet and officials believe a thicker vein may lie around 700 feet. About $1,800 has already been raised.
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