Electors to Choose Party Leaders in Monday Primary
Voters are urged to cast ballots next Monday to choose party leaders and candidates from Republican and Democratic tickets. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Waterloo and Cedar Falls at designated registration sites, with other precincts voting earlier at 6:30 a.m. The primary aims to express preference among distinct party candidates. independents and third parties face ballot restrictions. Polling place changes across 21 Waterloo precincts are announced by City Clerk Charles C. MacKay, detailing locations in each ward.
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United States
Badens
Waterloo
Charles C. MacKay
Kretz Cafe
Wright
Be Shop
Argyle
Cinet O&f
Christchurch
Overland-Waterloo
Westminster Church
Telrad
Galloway Agricultural Club
Ackerman Drug Store
St. Luke’s Church
First Preeln City
Sulentica Poolhal
Adams
Savant Accepts Jap Goodwill Tour Official
Honolulu report says Dr. K C Leebrick head of Hawaii history and political science invited by American-Japanese relations committee to tour the Orient. Objective is to discuss readers plans for friendly ties between America and the Far East. The visit stems from talks among Honolulu residents and leaders in Tokyo Yokohama and other cities. Dunkerton Camp Ends. Sixteen Dunkerton boys return from a week at a camp near Manchester by the old Quaker mill site. Paul Young led the boys club and FP Rehmeier county M C A secretary oversaw chapel and webel cook. The group says the outing was a success and they were reluctant to leave.
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Honolulu
K. c. Leebrick
University of Hawaii
University of California
Dunkerton
Manchester
Paul Young
FP Rehmeier
M.C. A
Webler
Births Reported in the City and Surrounding Areas
Birth notices for multiple families include McPaddee at 416 Oakland Meier Kingsbury at 92 Wellington West and May 25, a son for Clarence H Kingsbury. Wheeler Weethy and Arthur Guyer at 43 I am HH Ku a, a son for Judd Hare Billings in May. Becher J. Melaine at 212 Oakland May 2, a son Robert Beecher. Filhest Re 411 Longfellow Masid Titer Carolyn Avis. Oliver White Eason 614 Ninth May 6 a son Whyver Warren. Joseph Jears Fisher Fast Waterloo township May 45 a daughter Lenz Balte. Pherd Tameritenkeis Fast Waterloo May 22 a son Thirg Nicholas. Nels Peter Hansen 2015 Lafayette May 23 a son Robert Peter. James Jerome Bolster 226 Winwood May 17 a son Carl. Mian Basara 316 Man mer80n Stalan.
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Charles Ww. McPadde
Oakland
Clarence H. Kingsbury
Wellington West
May
Marius Eleanor
George
Robert Beecher
Harry
Prankdyn Farnum western romance at Waterloo theatres
Waterloo theatres announce a week of films with Prankdyn Farnum in a western romance about a kind ruffian and a shy love, plus The Silent Stranger at Palace, The Rainbow Ritz at Rialto, Cameo Kirby at Crystal, The Great White Way at Plaza, and a Ziegfeld chorus debut.
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Ranicker
Waraum
Alyee
Mills
Palace
Fourteen new teachers hired as West district replaces staff
Eighteen instructors will not return for the new school year in September. High school staff departing include H Futler in economics and commercial law, H A Dressel, Marion Hangon, H A Prebasco, Mrs Geraldine Schmitt, DeELie Gracey, Marion Millar, Mildred AleGhee, and Van Ross. Grade teachers leaving include Mary and Katherine Caughtry, Sloxence Gabriel, Patti Patschke, Aris Horning, Mabel Alexander, Winifred Bronson, Gertruda Hilmer, and Betha Powers. Fourteen new teachers have been elected to fill vacancies in high, grade, and domestic science departments.
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West District
M. Wallace
Waterloo
Hay Futler
Home Office
Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa
Des Moines
H. A. Dressel
Marion Hangon
California
H. A. Prebasco
Geraldine Schmitt
Angi Selesmanship
Deelie Gracey
Marion Millar
Mildred AleGhee
van Ross
Caughtry
Mary and
Katherine Caughtry
Sloxence Gabriel
Emerson
Patti Patschke
Aris Horning
Whitlier
Mabel Alexander
Lowell
Winifred Bronson
Kingsley
Gertruda Hilmer
Betha Powers
Charles Wieffman
University of Iowa
Mae Hostetter
Estherville
Leo Olson
Manning
Bessie Young
Commercial
Sac City
Leila Hughes
Mason City
Sara May McElhinney
Sioux Falls
New
Grille
Ruth Laniry
Sioux City
Catherine Lannry
Primar
Rosa Hastings
Brade
Fayette
Nellie Smith
Department
Fairbank Nines Beat Raymond Team 7 to 3
Fairbank baseball team defeated Raymond nine 7 to 3 in a fast game here yesterday. Fairbank scored in the third, fifth, and sixth innings, adding two more in the eighth while Raymond finally crossed in the sixth. Losing battery was Gallageo, McGarvey and Melvin. Fairbank’s was Wahn, C. Finch and Clemmons with Hala pitching until relief in the sixth.
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Raymond
Gallageo
McGarvey
Melvin
Wahn
C. Finch
Clemmons
Hala
Waterloo Men’s volley team defeats Charles City here
Waterloo Business Men's volley ball team traveled to Charles City and defeated the local squad in five hard games. Final scores were 16-12 15-6 15-11 15-42 and 25-13. Team members included A A Lohner M G C Gonburn and others. Also listed are marriage licenses for residents of Waterloo including Clyde Vaughn Mildred Lowe Leonard Wood Gladys Cameron Harold Hoffman Mary Stewart.
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Charles City
Waterloo Business Men
Altho
A.A. Lohner
M. GC
Gonburn
A. Wyant
Clyde Vaughn
Waterloo
Mildred Lowe
Leonard W. Wood
Gladys L. Cameron
Harold BD
Hoffman
Mechanics
Wile
le Sees
Ceg
Mary E. Stewart
Michigan U President to Nominate Coolidge
President Marion Loray Burton of the University of Michigan is expected to nominate Calvin Coolidge at the Republican national convention. Dr Burton, a longtime ally of the president, appears chosen with broad agreement among campaign aides in Washington and the midwestern delegation. The report notes Butler and colleagues coordinating the nomination plan before departure for Cleveland tomorrow.
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Michigan
Coolidge
Washington
Marion Loray Burton
President Coolidge
Dr. Burton
William B. Tutler
Charse
Butler
Morrow
Cleveland
Fire alarms spark blaze at Valeries Saddlers building
Firefighters respond to a straw material room fire at Valeries Saddlers company on Iramore and Third Street, causing approximately 5000 damage. Cause suspected to be combustion. A nearby machine shed owned by Milton Trent also caught fire from roof sparks, with slight damage. Chief Tiller and three men arrived in a chemical ear. Advertisement line included.
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Iramore
Third
Aponteneos Combustion
Hudson Road
Milton Trent
Tiller
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