GERM TRIAL BEGINS TODAY IN IOWA WIRE
Iowa brief wire items report a range of incidents from Des Moines to Nevada and Cedar Rapids. cases include wool thefts valued at 200 dollars, a fatal motorcycle collision in Creston, a 50 000 dollar Des Moines fire, and new Iowa physicians licensed.
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Des Moines
Grace Fry
Waitrens
Cedar Rapids
James McDonald
Fred Walton
Anamoss
Jones County
Neola
State Board’ of
Iowa
Joseph M. Doyle
Noola
Creston
Fidyd Hall
Wood Brothers“Thresher Company
Fess Warns France Debts Threaten Europe Recovery
Senator Simon D. Fess of Ohio told a Minneapolis audience that France must settle its debts to avoid economic ruin and to place Europe on a path to rehabilitation. He linked German unrest under Hindenburg to broader global instability and urged ratification of the world court protocol, aligning with Coolidge era policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
France
United States
Simon D. Fess
Ohio
Fess
Europe
Hindenburg
Germany
Congress
Washington
Tis
Coolidge
Associate of former local boy gets post in Illinois
DeWitt Cleland world war air pilot and American Legion figure named assistant attorney general of Illinois. He will head the inheritance tax division under Attorney General Oscar E. Carlstrom, a war buddy. Cleland belongs to the Cleland Lee Phelps firm with Robert Phelps and is brother in law of the late Judge McKenzie Cleland, whom he succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
DeWitt Cleland
American Legion
Ilinois
Cleland
Oscar E. Carlstrom
Cleland, Lee
Cleland, Lee & Phelps] of Which Robert Phelps, Son of Mrs. R. G. Phelps
Atlantic Boy
Phelps
McKenzie Cleland
Cardinal Hays Aiding Songwriter At Vatican
Rome June 11. Vatican confirms a request to Pope Pius for a dispensation allowing the marriage of Ellen MacKay daughter of Clarence H MacKay head of the Postal Telegraph and Irving Berlin songwriter. The request is said to be supported by Cardinal Hays of New York.
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Rome
INS
Vatican
Pops Pius
Ellen MacKay
Clarence H., MacKay
Postal Telegraph Company
Irving Berlin
Cardinal Hays
New York
Hugo Geiger
Sth Dist
Dept. of Os. American
Cleveland
Iowa
American Legion
Babe Ruth
Homer
Clarinda
Margaret. Russell
Detroit
Washington
Gning
EXTRA
Mt. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Newa-Telcoit Isl
Early baseball scores from games across leagues
National Chicago 8 New York 0 in the fourth. Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 0 in the fourth. Pittsburgh by Boston 0 in the seventh. Scores reflect early innings with several teams posting runs as the games progressed.
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National Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Storm relief urged as tornado aftermath hits Iowa towns
In Pottawattamie Harrison and Shelby counties storm wreckage leaves homes and farms gutted. The Red Cross and American Legion lead relief with funds clothing bedding and furniture most needed. Community help through News-Telegraph urged with checks or material sent to Red Cross offices in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottawattamiv
Harrison
Shelby
Red Cross
American Legion
Cegionaires
Legion
Oakland
Red Cros
News-Telegraph
Persia
Council Bluffs
Neola
Legion Head
Hugo Geiger
Minden
Ninth District
American Legion of
Ninth
Iowa
Atrieken
Dismissals Planned for Ruhr District Workers
Berlin June 1 An important Ruhr industrial concern announced that 15,000 workers and miners and 400 office employees will be dismissed on June 15. The move signals grave economic disruption across Ruhr and industrial Germany.
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Oqvar
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Ruhr
Berlin
Germany
Large enrollment at Cass County Sunday School meeting
An unusually large turnout registered for the Cass County Sunday School association gathering at the M. E. church in Atlantic. About 150 enrolled by noon with more expected for the afternoon. Local merchants posted welcome flags and posters. Two trophy cups were offered by the Greater Atlantic Committee for the largest and second-largest delegations. Key speakers included O. G. Herbrecht and Walter Hutton. The day featured devotional services, talks on religious education and school organization, a basket dinner, and an afternoon and evening program with committee meetings, devotional periods, teaching sessions, open conference, recreation, and a dramatized parable with local youth performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Sunday School Association
M. E. Church
Highth
Poplar
Atlantic
Greater
Walter Hutton
Melock
J. W. Warnery
Anita
Frank Larson
E. Whitney
A. We Binermane Griswold
Alma Grobee
Church Gym
R. W. Cockshoot
Geo. D. Rogers
W. T. Kirkpatrick
Griswold
Union Sunday School
Kirkpatrick
Ruth Edwards
Mas- Beng
Self operate to save money ends fatally in Neb
In June Is Nebraska, Louie Rechard a wealthy retired farmer of Tamore reportedly performed an abdominal tumor operation on himself. Two days later he died of blood poisoning. Rechard's wealth is estimated at about 100090 dollars by friends.
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Louie Rechard
Tamore
Bouchard
Bureau Club Girls Hold a Meet Yesterday
The Bureau club girls presided over a Sunny Side Park rally taped by Cass Farm Bureau. About 140 registered for an afternoon program featuring community songs by local clubs, a colored quartet, and a Swift Giants baseball nine. Officers elected: Mabel Thomson president, Mildred Joyce vice president, Lillian Metz secretary, Beryl Campbell treasurer. Plans include a Camp Brewster camping trip near Omaha next week.
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Cass Farm Bureau Organization
Sunnyside Park
Swift's Giants
Baseball Nine
Mabel Thomson
Washington Township
Mildred Joyce
Pymosa Township
Lillian Metz
Benton Township
Beryl Campbell
Washington
Camp Brewster
Omaha
L. G. Sorden
T. L. Smith
Edna
Union Township
Ladies of the G. A. R. Observe Flag Day in city
The Ladies of the G. A. R. plan a Saturday Flag Day observance June 13 at 1200 Chestnut Street with a picnic and program. Veterans of the Civil War, including H. Crissler, are special guests. Miss Wilburn, Miss Rogers, Mrs Halland, and Rev. George D. Rogers will lead singing, readings, and addresses.
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Ladies of the G. A. R
F. M. Nebe
Chestnut Street
Miss Wilburn
H. Crissler
Miss Rogers
Halland
George D. Rogers
The
Baptist Church
MacMillan Planes Continue Flight to Boston
MacMillan arctic squadron amphibian NA-3 completed the leg from Philadelphia to Boston, landing after a flight from Sagapore near Cape Cod canal. NA-2 and another NA-2 followed up the coast without incident, though NA-3 was forced to land due to a heavy storm off Cape Cagd.s.
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Boston
INS
Donald B. ‘acMilLan
Arctic Squadron
Philadelphia
Sagapore
Cape Cod Canal
Macmillan
Groya Bennett
Cape
Cagd
S 2
G A R installs officers named at Mason City
The G A R state convention in Mason City closes with reports and new officer appointments. Frank Dagle of Des Moines elected commander, with J W Stratton Creston senior vice commander and J Stone Braker Hampton junior vice commander among others. Delegates to Grand Rapids named include J O Stewart Cedar Rapids and J C Boice Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Iowa
Frank Dagle
Des Moines
E.R. Witter
Council Bluffs
J. W. Stratton
Creston
J. Stone
Braker
Hampton
G. W. Bothwell
Waterloo
C. L. Wilson
Wapello
Zella Kimbley
Montezuma
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Jennie Nelson
Clear Lake
Rebecca Hiskey
Cedar Falls
Teasurer
Bayne
Sons
Mae Walker
Iva Willey
Willmar Congi
Des Minas
Sire
Jessie Hale
Fort Dodge
Ethel Snodgrass
Grand Rapids
Mich
Iowa Department of the
J. O. Stewart
Cedar Rapids
J. C. Boice
Washington
J. H. Dunsmore
Clinton
John Hartman
Iowa Falls
Joseph Watts
Ionia
W. B. Cowan
Waukon
John BD. Frasey
Albion
W. M. Moore
Mount Vernon
George Amons
Albia
Ames Gray
Oukaloosa
William Harding
S. Bo Overmire
Lennox
Jeighth
J. W. Ewing
Villisca
W. T. Condron
Rockswell City
Ed Schroeder
Sioux City
Women's Relief Corps
Gertrude Anderson
Marion
Jennie Joy
Emma Duncan
Elma Martin
Nelvada
Lanah Lawler
North English
Anna Vanhosen
Hazel Golden
Nevada
Emily Pascal
Keokuk
Mabel Long
Ames
Pearl Clapp
Fairfield
Eva Daugherty
Ottumwa
Bell Smith
Miriam Hall
Davenport
Crowe Begins Task of Building Case Against Shepherd
Chicago, June 11. William Darling Shepherd stands trial for the murder of his foster son William Nelson McClintock as prosecutors lay a long plot to seize a $1,000,000 estate. Crowe outlines the state case while defense counters with personal enmities and circumstantial evidence amid a packed courtroom.
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Crowe
Shepherd
Chicago
INS
William Darling Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Thomas J. Lynch
Billy McClintock
Julie Shepherd
McClintock
Perkins Sells Mail Contract but Keeps Bus Business
The News Telegraph corrects a previous error about the Atlantic Audubon mail contract. James F. Perkins of 910 Hazel Street is the contract holder who has sublet it to H C Moeller and will continue his bus and livery business as before.
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News Telegraph
Atlantic
Audubon
Perkins
H. C. Moeller
James. F
Sim
Hazelstree
First heat victim reports in Des Moines
Des Moines on June 11 reports the season's first heat prostration victim. Dorothy Boyce, 17, of 1536 East 29th Street, collapsed while walking. she was rushed to City hospital where doctors said she would recover as the thermometer read 87.
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Des Moines
Dorothy Boyce
East 29Th Street
City Hospital
Weather Update for Eastern and Central Regions
Showers and thunder storms are expected tonight with a chance of storms. Friday will be warmer in eastern and central portions.
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D. W. Deal
Lincoln Township
James R. Sheffield
Exico
Rel. Jogg
White House
Lamoni
Maxine Fae
F. M. McDowell
Church of Christ, Latter Day Saints
Mr. McDowall
Marchant
Self
Sioux
H. E. Glissman
Doon
Howard Hotels
Glissman
John
United
Boel Jones
Orminus
Marshall Starville
Ven
Senfess
Frucc
Illinois
CASS
Convention of County Organization
O. G. Herbrecht
Sunday Schools Organization For Religious Education
Bureau Club
Creston Man
Ewing
Jim’ Perkins
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