Washington Senate Panel Approves Prohibition Enforcement Reform
The Senate Judiciary committee quickly backed a joint congressional proposal to reorganize and concentrate enforcement machinery for prohibition. President Hoover had requested a commission in a message to Congress last week. Senator Jones of Washington, sponsor, leads the effort alongside Dry leader Rignate. Premier MacDonald To Address Anglo American Naval Talks In London The first meeting of MacDonald's new Labour cabinet at 10 Downing Street lasted an hour and a half. The agenda included possible travel to Washington to discuss naval disarmament. not disclosed if the topic was debated. The cabinet posed for a talking movie, with MacDonald introducing ministers. Gunman Kills Man In Greencastle An unidentified gunman from Chicago shot and killed Earl Spencer, 30, of Franklin, Indiana, an escaped convict. Spencer’s associate Cobb opened fire at a gas station. Both bullets hit Spencer in the temple and chest. he collapsed as he attempted to reach a revolver, while the gunman fled.
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Washington
Torx
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Jones
Wash
Rignate
London
Ramsay MacDonald
Downing Street
MacDonald
Washington, D
Hoover
Sinin
Greencastle
Ind
Chicago
Earl
Spencer
Franklin
State Reformatory
Pendleton
Harold
Nubbinbb
Jay
Cobb
Fleakel Spencer
Laver Plans Probe of Athletics at University of Iowa
Iowa City deputized investigators announce a full probe of all Iowa athletes and coaches after E H Laver returns from Chicago and confers with Major John A Griffith. Big Ten officials vow house cleaning, with Belting’s campus plans awaiting a duplicate from Griffith before action. Awards at Atlantic Planing Mill event go to Paul Herbert and Mrs. Drake, plus a scooter and skates as prizes.
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Laver
University OF Iowa
Iowa City
L. N
E.H._Laver
University
Chicago
John A. Griffith
Jowa
T-Bauer
Paul E. Belting
Ath-Letier-Attlowa
Belting Hai
Griffith
Hawkeye
Big Ten
Lauer
Iowa
Atlantic
Paul Herbert
Charlen—Drake
Lester Nation
Maine
Chdt
Iowa Weather Forecast Calls for Partly Cloudy Inland
Readable weather summary notes partly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with a chance of thunder showers. Northeast and southeast portions show variable winds, with warmer temperatures expected in the northwest and central regions into Tuesday.
Swedish Aviators Forced Down After Battling Storms
Swedish aviators Captain Albin Ahrenberg and two crew members, after two legs from Stockholm to Bergen and on to Reykjavik, made an emergency landing near Skeptares in Iceland due to severe headwinds and storms. They escaped with the plane damaged and seek fuel and spare parts to resume the flight.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Myers
Albin Ahrenberre
Skap- Aerov
Teeland
Faroe Island
Ahrenberg
Axel Floden
Hans Ljunglund
Bergen
Norway
Stockholm
Sweden
Ingolfshoefdt
Cons
Q@din
Skeptares
Np Ceaters
Ahrenberg Hak
Four Hurt in Head-On Crash at Rapids
Four persons sustained severe injuries in a late night head-on collision in Rapids. Three sisters Ressiy Katherine and Gertha Kroeger of Molvia and Sl luviia Whede of Ged Cedar Rapids were hurt. The wreck involved an auto driven by Miss Whede, owned by Edward Timm, and another driven by Samuel Costaldo. Costaldo escaped injury by leaping to safety as he braked.
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Colar Rapids
Lon. S
Ressiy
Katherine
Gertha Kroeger
Molvia
Luviia Whede
Ged Cedar Rapida
Miss Whede
Edward Timm
Sonbury
Samuel Costaldo
Costaldo
Scattering Charles Woolbert Ashes Over Iowa River
Towa City June 10. At 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon the ashes of Prof. Charles Henry Woolbert of the University of Iowa speech department will be scattered on the surface of the Iowa River. Woolbert, born June 26, 1877 in Ottawa Illinois, authored several books and served as editor of the Quarterly Journal of Speech Education. He was on the University of Iowa faculty for three years after coming from Harvard.
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Towa City
L. N
Tomorrouw
Charles Henry Woolbert
University of Iowa
Wille
Iowa River
Woolbert
Woolbart
Ottawa
Quarterly Journal of
Harvard
Massena Girl Killed by Train at Corning Saturday
Margaret Sullivan of Massena, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Sullivan, was killed instantly Saturday night when struck by an eastbound mail train at Corning. She and her sister had just alighted from a train and were crossing the tracks. Funeral services will be held at Rens Catholic church tomorrow morning. She had lived in the area all her life and is survived by her parents and nine siblings.
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Massena
Margaret, Sullivan
James’ Sullivan
Here
Corning
Lockhart Quits Council Bluffs Post In Iowa
Lockhart resigns as director of instrumental music in Council Bluffs schools. He plans to leave in a few weeks to work in an eastern city. Details on his replacement and exact location are under consideration. Community reaction and school transition timing are noted.
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Counncil Bluffs
Lee Mr. Lockhart
Council Bluffs
Mokhart
Fifty Six Enrolled at Local Bible School
The First Presbyterian church vacation Bible school opens this morning with fifty six pupils, mainly from Presbyterian homes, plus several from other churches. The program runs five mornings weekly for three weeks focusing on Bible stories, missionary tales, drama, and handicraft.
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First Presbyterian Church
Louise Ramsey
Union Department
William Mack
Nellie Walker
Rosatie Cushing
Alterlim
Atlantic
Dr Porterfield Article in Illino is Central Magazine
In the current issue of the Illinois Central Magazine Dr F Wey Porterfield formerly of Aran and railway surgeon at Waterloo discusses annual medical exams. He urges every person to undergo a thorough medical examination yearly to stay fit. He previously helped construct the health department in the magnaitic.
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Illinois Central Magazine
F. Wey Porterfield
Aran
Alidis Central Railroad
Waterloo
Porterfield
Health’ Department
Man Killed By Auto In Clinton Street Collision
Henry Rief, 60, German-born resident of Clinton, dies from a fractured skull after stepping into the path of an automobile driven by William Heil Lyona. Rief had lived in Clinton 43 years and is survived by four brothers, Claus and others.
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Clinton
Taywing
Henry Rief
William
Ps Heil
Lyona
Rief
Germany
Linton
Eigt
Claus
Altorn -Ehinton
Commencement Exercises Held at Ames Today
The fifty-eighth annual commencement at State College Ames announced 401 bachelor degrees 62 bachelor of arts 10 master of science and nine professional certificates. Dr R M Sough presided and Dr Fitch spoke with honorary degrees to Dr Kitch and T H MacDonald Col Stewart of Cedar Rapids presented 200000 for a library at Coe College as a surprise gift at commencement. Willian L Thompson delivered the address and 97 juniors received degrees. Penn College at Oskaloosa awarded 44 degrees with Dr C C Morrison presiding.
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P. Fitch
University of Minnesota
Dr. Kitch
T. H. MacDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
United States
Department of Agriculture
Mr.MacDonald
State Highway Commission
Dr. Fitch
College of Veterinary Merlicine
University of
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Cellar Rapids
Iai
N. S
Cal
Robert Stewart
Anit
Stangard Oil Company
Indiana
Coe-college
Cedar Rapids
Col. Stewart
Harry M. Gage
Coe Bay
Rockefeller Foundation
Willian L. Thompson
University of Ohio
Gage
Robert Hugh Morris
First Presbyterian Tehurch
Haddon Field
N. J
Oskaloosa
L. S
Penn
College
C. C. Morrison
Chicago
H. L. McCracken
John Outland
Kansas City
Court halts betting on Ak-Sar-Ben races in Omaha
Omaha June 10 by I N 8 the Nebraska supreme court ordered the Ak-Sar-Ben Racing Association to stop pari mutuel betting at its track here. The court issued the injunction to bar operation of betting machines and halt wagering on races.
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Omaha
Ak-Sar-Ben
Nebraska Supreme ‘Court
Bcourt
Igy General Sorenson
Per “Betting
Sioux City airport dedicated before crowd of 30,006
Sioux City’s airfield Rickenbacker field near the Big Sioux river opened with a crowd of about 30,000 and sixty airplanes. The dedication marked the second annual air show as Livingston set a high altitude record of 1500 feet.
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Sioux City
Sioux Gity
Rickenbacker Field
Big Sioux River
South Dakota
Storday Y
Livingston
Lewis Pioneer Dead Aunt of Atlantic People
Aunt of Atlantic residents, Lewis Pioneer, 83, of Lewis, died after a lengthy illness from asthma and complications. She is survived by Gwen Carson of Lewis, a daughter Mrs. Bert. C. Upson of Lewis, and Ed. Carson of Wiota, among others. Funeral arrangements not yet set. Town and university figures visiting, amid dispute over Big Ten athletics governance.
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Lewis Pioneer
Atlantic
C- Carson
Lewis
Carson
Bottomfield
Poson
Gwen Carson
Bert. C. Upson
Queson
Wiota
Jesse Wart
Jenni M
Carrie Ward
Louis Petzoey
University of Town
Lawn City
Big Ten Athletic Board
Henry, Pelzer
Walnut Street
Pizer
Atlantic and
Or Wold
Town
Tha’ Big
Owa farmer fires clothing and shoots himself head death
Ottumwa reports a Eldon farmer Joseph Thompson Trayer killed himself after saturating his clothing with kerosene and setting fire to a vacant lot near his home. Authorities note domestic troubles as a possible motive. his wife had filed for divorce.
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Ottumwa
Set
L N. S
Joseph ‘Thompson
Trayer Eldon Farmer
Power rate cuts reach 140 towns in district
Centerville June 10. The Lower South Utilities Company announces a voluntary reduction in light and power for 140 towns. Household current drops the first kilowatt hour from 15 to 0 cents and a rate of 5 cents for the next twenty five kilowatt hours. The cut marks an overall significant decrease from rates six years ago.
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Centerville
Lower Southvon Utilities Company
Centers,ville
Oetting to Move Family to Beymor Nebraska
W J Oetting of the O PLBSkayss grocery and market leaves Saturday night for Beymor Nebraska with his family. They will reside in the old Lowe property at 1206 Cedar Street.
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W. J. Oetting
O Plbskayss
Beymor
Nebrand
Lowe
Cedar Street
One Man Graduation Class in Lancaster High
Lancaster high school presented a one man graduating class with John B. Gilmore as the sole graduate. He prepared the class ode history poem and prophecy. Gilmore plans to become a public accountant and will graduate on June 20.
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Lancaster
Mass
LN. S
Lancaster High School
John 8
Glimore
Former Iowa Girl Killed in Her New York Apartment
New York authorities investigate a possible double murder pact involving Margaret Lawrence and Louis Bennison. Autopsies awaited as police weigh suicide versus crime after a note signed Tianna and a quarrel over fame and love surface amid sensational Broadway tragedy.
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Iowa
New York
L-N. S
Margaret Lawrence
Louis Bennison
Fins
Broadway
Miss Lawrence
Bennison
Tianna
East Fifty First Street
Avena
Wifch
California
Aly
Laure Etress
Gertrude Chalaire
Long Jahind
Clty
Misa Lawrence
Mf Lawrence
Diay
Benvison
Jovar
Miss Lawsence
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Maxence de’ Polignac
U. S
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Lyon
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England
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C. V. Beaver
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State Hospital
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Beaver
Mary
Garside
Lockhart
Exe Springs
United Presbys Ithe
DR. Porterfield
Ames
Coe College
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street
Senator Glass
Virginia
Senator Couzens
Michigan
Wiliam—G.—Durant
Durant
Glass
Couzens
Reo
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