Oelwein Hosts Iowa State Masonic Convention Parade
More than 1 000 registrants for the Iowa Masonic convention in Oelwein as lodges from across the state prepare floats parades and a ball. Nominees for state encampment offices announced with installations planned for October 1930. Delegations from Waterloo and Rebekah assembly noted amid extensive street decorations and crowd attendance.
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Courier Special Service
Oelwein
Taj
Towa
I. OG. O
No Name Club
Ma‘son- Guy
Hawkeye
Oelwein High School
Clyde P. Bell
Fairfield
Thomas Godfrey
Grinnell
Ivor Solseh
Sioux City
Frank C. Biliott
Chariton
Robert M. Thompson
Perry
Albert Myers
Clinton
Charles J. Harper
Ottumwa
L. W. Smith
Des Moines
J. M. Hazlett
Mason City
Grand
J. W. Schreiner
Gladbrook
Thomas Dustin
Maxwell
E. E. Hill
Waterloo
Clyde
Ball
Ivor Soisell
J.w.e' Schreiner
Rebekah
Dorothea Diercks
Elizabeth van Ness
Canton
Nellie L. Miller
Elizabeth Matheney
Keokuk
Emma Cammerer
Spencer
St. Paul
Minne
Convention Likely Largest in History Says LG O F Leaders
Reported remarks claim the convention will be among the largest in the history of the organization with leaders noting broad out of state representation and substantial participation.
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LG. O. F
Dog's Teeth Extracted to Evade Death Sentence
Pittsburgh October 15 police charged a 17 year old dog with biting two people and being vicious. The dog’s owner Mrs Frank Edwards pleaded in court for the animal. Judge Calloway ordered the dog restored to her after the teeth were extracted to spare its life.
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Pittsburgh
Frank Edwards
Czars Treasures Moved to Pawnshop Vault Rumor
Paris sources report the vast imperial Russian art hoard valued around ten million dollars has been moved to a Yugoslav vault via a Leningrad pawnbrokers. The treasures span jewelry lace art and cash and are said to be traveled and held in a standard pawn facility awaiting formal disposition.
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Paris
Leningrad
Exiled Russians Hampered by Safe Deposit Treasures Plot
The text describes Russian exiles fleeing the imperial palace to safety before the revolution. General Wrangel and his White forces escort them to the Adriatic shore and form a committee to manage valuables. The committee attempts to place items in a Belgrade bank, which refuses, leaving pawnbrokers to store them in a safe deposit vault. News reaches exiles worried about their property as British capitalists show interest.
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White
Adriatic Sea
Belgrade
Jugo Slavia
Inn
Pawnshop Rule Sparks Curious Riddle About Goods
A pawnbroker notes two pints of lichen are actually two parts of a single item. One part provides support and protection while the other manufactures the food for both, a quirky description baffling readers.
Ancient Stone Age Toy Discovered Near Budapest
A small animal shaped rattle found at Hodezovasarhely near Budapest suggests amusements of Stone Age babies. Alongside it, stone axes mint and human bones indicate an ancient settlement, implying early communities nearby.
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Budapest
Hodezovasarhely
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