Muscatine Man Re elected Hea l of Owa Baptists
Matthew Westrate Muscatine attorney was reelected President of the Town Baptist convention in the morning session of the state assembly at First Baptist church today. M L Christian Clinton was elected first vice president Walter B Howell Waterloo second vice president H H Sadler Pella recording secretary and J H Cochran Des Moines treasurer.
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Matthew Westrate
Muscatine
Town Baptist Convention
State Assembly
First Baptist
Westrate
M. L. Christian
Clinton
Walter B. Howell
Waterloo
H. H. Sadler
Pella
J. H. Cochrane
Des Moines
I. Williams
Fort Dodge
Mra
F. L. Miner
Ars
FE. Lovrien
Humboldt
C. W. Fletcher
Bedford
H. c. Rice
Grinnell
J. EH. Walker
Davenport
Glenn McKinney
Cherokee
J. L. Trask
Engle Grove
J. D. Kern
Washington
Ilavaraney
FE. H. Willams
Kline
Malvern
J. G. Mas- Lee
Temple Baptist Church
Boston
R. F. Williams
St. Paul, Minn
Russell Lamson
Black's
Aylo
Penpie
Black
First Baptist Church
Peter C. Wright
New York
National Mission and Benefits Board
J. C. Massee
Temple Church
Mass
G. W. Samson
South
Wright
Towa Baptist Convention
Armstrong
Sona Bata Station
Belzian Congo
Africa
Miss Burton
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Board of Missionary Co-Operation
N. Y
Raymond Addington
George Shoemaker
Charles Lby
Efis
Oelwein
Willian Dennison
Warren L
Walnut Street
Northern Baptist Convention
Scientists of Orient Meet in Tokio for Important Parley
Tokio, Oct. 22 Provably the most important meeting of scientists ever held in the Orient will begin in Tokio Oct. 30 for a 12 day session. The conference is that of a Third Pan Pacific Science congress with scientists from nearly every country in the world expected to attend. Major topics include the state of physical and biological oceanography currents temperature and density hydrography plankton larval stages and earth network report.
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Orient
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Pacific seismic and volcanic studies and regional stratigraphy
The report surveys earthquake wave transmission across the Pacific, studies Pacific volcanoes, and analyzes stratigraphy of coal and oil bearing formations. It also touches on Pacific antiquity of man and anthropometry of races, outlining regional research scope.
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Pacific
Fewer Doctors at Johns Hopkins Than Educators
Johns Hopkins trains more educators than physicians, a survey of the alumni directory shows. The data indicate entering students include one potential president and 29 professors, and over the last fifty years the university has produced enough educators to staff about 50 colleges or as many university departments.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins Alumi
Johns Hopkins
Sparse registrations in many precincts prompt early voting urge
City clerk Charles C. MacKay reports light voter registrations as Oct 30 approaches. In most precincts only one or two people registered, with few transfers and little new registration. He urges early registration to ease registrar workload and ensure smooth election day operations. A note adds a German campaign to abolish automobile racing gaining ground.
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Charles C. MacKay
MacKay
Waterloo
Germany
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