Lodge Slogan at GOP Gathering Warns to Oust Wilson
Chicago June 8 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge as temporary Republican chairman declared the country must drive President Wilson and his dynasty from power and defeat the League of Nations as he demanded. He urged firm U S action on Mexico and warned that Wilson policies threaten American government and interests.
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Chicago
Wilson
League of ‘Nations
Henry Wet Lodgs
Republican National Convention
Tony
Senate
League
Sacrifce of America
Mexico
United States
Léviator Lodge
Armenia
Lodge Delivers Keynote Speech at Republican Convention
Henry Cabot Lodge, senior Massachusetts senator, served as temporary chairman and gave the keynote address. The Bay State statesman, nearing 70, is described as delivering a masterful speech and is noted as an intimate ally of former President Theodore Roosevelt.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Massachusetts
Bay State
Senator Lodge
Theodore Posveyel
Objection to Road Markings Delays County Plan
Board of supervisors delays action on State Highway Commission plan to number county primary roads. Disputes center on specific roads to be marked and the inclusion of the Short Line route from Griswold to Massena. Critics want numbering tied to current routes with no later changes. concerns also about the White Pole road and past omissions.
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Board of Supervisors
State Highway Commission
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Griswold
Massena
Zellmer
White Pole
Whote
Atlantic
Bell
Bode
Yew
Prinia
Suiceeas
Canny Leader May Prick Deadlock Threatening Convention
Chicago June 8 The Republican National Convention opened with Hays greeted by applause as old guard delegates shoulder toward a familiar scene. No candidate yet commands a majority and a three way deadlock among Wood Johnson and Lowden looms with Hughes and Coolidge also named by observers. Thousands awaited inside the big Coliseum as doors prepared to admit the crowd.
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Chicago
Hays
Wood
Johnson
Lowden
Horges
Hughes
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Big Doliseum
Cole Funeral Today for Prof. Carlos M. Cole
Word received by Mrs Crowley indicates funeral services for Prof. Carlos M. Cole will be held at 4 30 this afternoon at his Denver home. He will be shipped to his former home for interment. It is thought the party will arrive in Omaha tomorrow night. a jewelry store closing out of respect to the deceased is noted.
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Crowley’ D. Cole
Carlos M. Cole
Denver
Omaha
Violent demonstrations in Vienna leave many dead and wounded
VIENNA June 8 seven persons killed and twenty two wounded in violent demonstrations over the high cost of living. CHICAGO June 8 Henry Lincoln Johnson Negro of Atlanta anti London delegate has been elected committeeman for Georgia.
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Vienna
Chicago
Henry Lincoln-Johnson
Atlanta
Georgia
New Men Enter the Local Bank Sale and Reorganization
Claude F Anderson a cashier of the Tow a State bank announces the sale of a substantial part of his holdings to F L Butzloff and son Harold M Butzloff of Charlotte Iowa. The Charlotte Trust and Savings bank founded 1896 by Butzloff is noted with resources around four hundred fifty thousand dollars. A board meeting installs new officers including F L Butzloff as president D E B Ehranger C F Anderson as vice presidents O R Patrick cashier and Harold M Butzloff assistant cashier. F M Nichols becomes chairman of the board. Harold M Butzloff will serve as assistant cashier at the Iowa State bank and brings war service and real estate experience. The elder Butzloff plans to move to Atlantic Iowa after selling Charlotte residence. Mr Anderson remains with Iowa State bank to aid the transition.
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Claude F. Anderson
Towa State Bank
F. L. Butzloff
Harold M. Butzloff
Charlotte
Iowa
Charlotte Trust and Savings Bank
Fawner
Anderson
Lb. Butzloff
D. EB. Ehranger
C. F. Anderson
O. R. Patrick
F. M. Nichols
Atlantic
Clinton County
Charlotte Trust and Livings Bank
AM. Butzloff
Iowa States Bank
Gornell College
Mount Vernon
Iowa State Bank
Butzloff
Bye
Buzzloff
Nebraska
Odd Fellows Conclave Draws Midwest Lodges to Kansas City
Odd Fellows from Iowa, Arkansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Oklahoma will attend a September conclave in Convention Hall Kansas City. With a 260000 member base, it promises the largest gathering in the order’s history. Includes subordinate lodge degree work Enca mptment Canton Rebekah branches participate. A parade through the city will feature all lodge branches led by the Patriarchy Militant in full dress uniforms.
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Odd Fellows
Iowa
Arkansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Lodge
Degraa
Canton
Rebekah
Lodde
Mexico public ownership endorsement and Treland appointment
Fragmentary notes indicate Mexico considering public ownership and a regional endorsement. Mentions Treland and an appointment within a foundation context, but details are unclear in the garbled text.
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Montrwal
E Can
Jan Ipmdanding
Harks
Mexico
Treland
Ipy. Foundation
Wants 131 From Former Employer for Labor
A man formerly employed by Isha Ktam beek sues for 131 dollars claiming wages owed for labor in 1918. He says he husked 10 bushels of corn for Krambéck in November and December, amounting to 75150, with only 20 dollars paid and 190 dollars due.
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Charles Walker
Isha Ktambeek
Walesr
Krambéck
Cummins Defeats Brookhart and Leads Iowa Primary
Des Moines June 8 revised precinct tabulations show Albert B. Cummins re nominated by Republicans for United States senator with a growing lead over Brookhart. Early returns indicated Cummins ahead by about 10,000 and later projections place the margin around 25,000. Governor race returns suggest close contest among Moore Kendall Deemer Havner with no clear 35 percent winner.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Cummins
Brookhart
Kendall
Moore
Deemer
Hayner
Albert B. Cummins
United States
Republicans
Smith W. Brookhart
News- Telegraph
Senator Cummins
Leon Brown
Des Moines Register
News-Telegraph
Associated Press
Havner
Deems
Atlantic
First
Second
Third Ward
Cumming
Fourth
Een Camera
Brookart
Noble
Cass
Massena
LL Union
Franklin
Lincoln
Grant
Benton—Cummins
Pymosa
Brighton
Washington
Bear Grove
Brookshart
Grove
Covarner
Deema
Mal! Sl
Deems Fi
Pleasant
Casy—Kendall
Havger
Union
Dearie
Edna—Kendall
Hav- War
Havker
Dasma
Convention Briefs Highlight Lodge Speech and Delegates
Senator Lodge served as temporary chairman delivering a speech to the convention with frequent applause. Bryan sat in the press box analyzing Lodge’s denouncement of Wilson, while the crowd roared at a reference to the party of 1860. A Arkansas delegate complained of rear attacks as he moved through the proceedings. Honolulu dispatch notes China’s moral victory via withdrawal of delegates from Versailles talks.
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Senator Lodge
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Hays Opens Republican Convention in Chicago
Will H. Hays, youngest ever to chair the national committee, called the Republican national convention to order in Chicago. A practicing attorney from Sullivan Indiana, he is known nationwide as a political hustler and leads the party during its search for a presidential and vice presidential ticket.
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Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Hays
Sullivan
Ind
Storm damage reported across Iowa towns last night
In Bridgewater Iowa trees were uprooted grain fields destroyed and buildings blown from foundations a large barn struck by lightning and burned during a wind rain and electric storm. Exira and Audubon areas saw heavy rain flooding low ground gardens were washed out and chicken coops drowned while Rock Island branch service continued with no flood impact in the county.
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Bridgewater
News-Telegraph
Exira
Gray
Audubon
Rock Island
Pershing to retire from active service in months
Gen. Pershing announces via letter to Secretary Baker that he will retire from active duty within a few months. He states he can relinquish military duties without impairing the service and be free to engage in something more active. He does not specify future plans.
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Baker
Washington, D. C
Pershing
Cow kicks nose off in Iowa farmer injury
In Preston Iowa on June 8 Lyman Marvin was kicked in the face while cutting a splinter from a young heifer’s foot. His nose was severed and hung by skin, then replaced and stabilized by doctors. His wife Mrs Marvin assisted as disinfectants were applied and stabilization completed.
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Preston
Lyman Marvin
Griswold Man Noses Out In Primary Race
Jesse N. Jones of Griswold won the Republican nomination for county treasurer, narrowly beating Harold J. Herbert of Atlantic. Lary of Griswold trailed, Cummins carried the senatorial race countywide, and Kendall led for governor with Deems close behind. Democratic picks included Emma Manning for county auditor and both Judge Lynch and Joe Richards on the congressional slate. Voter turnout exceeded two years ago with several precincts noting Brookhart's weaker showing in the senator race.
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Jesse N. Jones
Griswold
Harold J. Herbert
Atlantic
James H. Lary
Herbert
Lary
Cummins
Brookhart
Kendall
Ravernor
Deems
Moore
Havner
Bear Grove
Washington
Lincoln
Noble
Double
Emma Manning
Judge Lynch
Adair
Joe Richards
Red Oak
Murray
Maine
W. D. Bell
Massena
Charles Studley
Cumberland
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