Jewelry Store Heist Nets Diamonds Over $100000
CHICAGO reports two youths robbed Frederick Gotlisbin’s loop jewelry shop escaping with uncut diamonds valued above $100,000. The pair tied up the proprietor his brother and a female clerk May Gas Tax. DES MOINES saw state treasurer Ray Johnson announce May gas tax receipts of $420266.60, with optimistic outlook for a $4 million annual haul. DES MOINES also notes Iowa corn progress despite bad weather. NOR SPRINGS reports Klansmen restraining James E Cane to protect young Eleanor Cloroye’s romance. LONDON Laborites celebrate a parliamentary concession on pensions. MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, reports a gun duel injuring Mikel Stonisld and Harry Houchens near Nasom.
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President Coolidge Eyes Uninterrupted Vacation Plan
President Coolidge hoped his father Colonel John Coolidge would not require further hospital trips this summer as surgery and heart weakness complicated recovery. Doctors in Plymouth and Boston prepared for possible additional diagnoses while Coolidge stayed in Swampscott awaiting word on plans.
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White House
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Earth Tremor Reported in Extra Houston Maine
Extra Houston Maine July 1 reports a slight earthquake and clay burst near Arconstock causing road washouts on the Bangor route. No lives were lost and railroad officials said views along the line showed storms preceding the clouds though residents claimed the earth trembled.
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Maine
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Bangor
Masons to Have Charge of Man's Funeral
Funeral services for local resident Charles Way set for Thursday afternoon at Federated church with R. N. Chordh officiating. Masonic lodge to conduct masonic rites. Burial in city cemetery.
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NewsTelegraph
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Flapper Wife Foxtrot Tops Hong Kong Dances
The song Flapper Wife has become a hit in Hongkong during the lively months. Prince ve of England reportedly praised the tune and its dancers, drawing applause at a dance where participants tied the song’s popularity to royal approval.
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Hongkong
Prince Ve
England
Des Moines Agog Over New Air Mail Depot Arrival
Des Moines locals celebrate the first postal air route stop with a procession through downtown led by James Caras, a long-time railroad builder. A large parking area near the landing field is set for crowd safety while Reuben L. Wagner pilots the mail ship arriving tonight to carry several tons of mail collected today. A reserve Omaha plane, led by W C Hopson, assists with the influx as Postmaster Ed Irish oversees urgent sorting of mail.
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United States
James Caras
Capitol Grounds
Carlisle Foud
Symnee
Reuben L. Wagner
Omaha
W. C. Hopson
Sir Mall
Ed Irish
California Man Visits Exira On Summer Trip
A San Francisco resident, C. W., is in Exira for a brief visit to inspect local interests and observe the area. The News Telegraph notes his arrival on July 1.
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Sioux City man dies of acute lockjaw after cut
Funeral arrangements were being made today for Ben R. Millington a 40 year old resident of Sioux City who died of tetanus from a small cut on his forehead ten days ago. The infection followed a minor blemish on a cow skin.
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U.P
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First Pictures of Santa Barbara Earthquake Seen
The Newa-Tele graph glooyite renders the first picture of the earthquake effect. The N E A syn lodte furnishes this paper with news pictures photographed by a new process sent over wires. The photographs were then mailed to readers.
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Santa Barbara Reels From Quake With 20 Million Fund
A city devastated by a major quake launches a relief drive of about 20 million dollars to rebuild Santa Barbara. Officials report dam repair costs near 20 million and plan a bond vote for city property restoration. Immediate relief funds from San Francisco and Los Angeles pour in as engineers assess unsafe buildings including the Carrillo hotel. Four LA fire tugs assist, while funds aim to cover damages to sewers, water, streets, and bridges.
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Santa Barbara Mission to Be Rebuilt After Earthquake
The world famous Santa Barbara Mission, known as the Queen of the Missions, will be rebuilt if not wrecked beyond repair. Franciscans announce a radio appeal to raise funds, possibly totaling over 300000, to reconstruct the damaged landmark. The extent of damage is not yet determined.
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Farmer Wm Menefee invited to Anita radio broadcast
Wm Menefee proprietor of the Farmers Variety Store on East Third Street has been invited to bring his famous Swiss music box to the Walnut Grove Hog Remedy company studio at Anita Friday noon Station KELZ will broadcast the strains of Swiss music from 11 60 a m to 12 05 p m
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Walnut Grove Hog Remedy Company
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KELZ
Early ball scores in New York state league game
In the American League update from New York, a series of innings and final scores are noted, with brief mentions of players and key plays. The report hints at a pitcher’s performance and offensive rallies but lacks complete lines.
Prince Ange of Denmark Wins Croix de Guerre in Rif War
Prince Ange of Denmark, serving as a captain in the French Foreign Legion, receives the Croix de Guerre for heroism under fire during the Bibane defense against Rif tribesmen. He is related to King Haakon of Norway and King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy. Tangier dispatches note renewed Rif offensive in Morocco with French gains and reported enemy losses near Bu Halima.
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Alfalfa Proves It Will Grow in Centerville Iowa Field
Center ville Iowa July 1 an Appanoose county farmer Frank Scott offers five acres of alfalfa to skeptics who doubt its viability in the area. The patch supports 65 hogs since mid June and has yielded one ton per harvest, now prepared for the second cut as hogs are removed.
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Audubon Lions Hold Annual Election
Special to News Telegraph reports Audubon Lions Club elected new officers in July. President M. Mt. Yeatarday, Vice President C. L. Christensen, Second Vice President We GC. William Williams is secretary-treasurer. officers include Graham as director.
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Kellogg Proposes Parley To Revise China Treaty Relations
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Kellogg plans a conference with Britain Japan France and others to revise China's treaty rules and curb foreign extraterritorial privileges. The move follows a 1922 plan, with China seeking changes and support from the United States to back a broader peace framework for Peking.
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Shen seed man heads national nurserymen's assoc
E. E. May of the May Seed & Nursery company was elected president of the National Nursery Men's Association, which just closed its convention in Rochester, New York.
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