Cedar Rapids bid wins state meeting site
The state federation of Iowa held its annual session in Mason City voted to hold the next meeting at Cedar Rapids Sioux City was a strong rival for the honor. A campaign to raise funds for John Fletcher College chapel began with a target of 80 000 to 100 000 dollars. Cardinal O Donnell arrived in New York en route to the Chicago Eucharistic congress. Farm bureau leaders announced more plenary meetings and a tour by G C Hearst. A milk price war in Spirit Lake drew consumer complaints. Depositors at People's Saving Bank to be paid in full after reorganization into Town Savings Bank. Waterloo cemetery survey to relocate graves of veterans and unknowns. An accident near Ebbe Michigan injured several including Herman Schasidet and Lilly Mack with others escaped.
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Cedar Rapide
Mason’ City
Inbar
Ita
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Kriah
New York
Patrick’ Gardinal O'Donnell
Armagh
All Ireland
Chicago
America
Des Moines
GC. E. Hearst
State Farm Bureau Agid
Farm Bureau
Wearst
Sac City
Vinton
People’s Saving
Bank
Town, Savings Bank
Divorce rate data from health report unclear
Fragmentary OCR notes mention divorces and proportions but lack clear facts, dates, or named entities. Unable to determine a coherent event or figures from the provided text.
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Don
Congress May Neglect Corn Belt Plea Cass Legionaires Drive
Cass county Legionaires voted to join the June 22 membership drive in the state. Paul P Edwarda was named chair. Frank Miles of the Iowa Legionaire spoke, with Hugo Geiger and Selah Herriott as other speakers. The group endorsed a farm bureau pageant July 6, condemned vandalism of memorial road markers, and planned further cooperation with local posts from Lewis, Anita, Cumberland and Atlantic. A Brayton meeting with Dr. McQuirk and Fat Miles was announced for Audubon county.
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Cass County Legionaires
Gind
Paul P
Pat
Edwarda
Legion Mis
Griswold
Father McDermott
Miles
Frank Miles
The
Iowa Legionaire
Hugo Geiger
Minden
Mius Selah Herriott
Stuart
Donald Macrae
Legionaires
Farm Bureau
Plente Liere
R. W. Cieeauisat
A. Datica
Legion-men
Indies
Ladies Auxiliary
Lewis
Anita
Cumberland
Brayton
Audubon County
McQuirk
All Metal Thomas Slade Develops United States Dirigible
Thomas Slade at a U.S. government experimental station near Los Angeles unveils a model of an all metal dirigible. The craft would be 212 feet long three and a half feet wide with a top speed near 95 miles an hour and room for 12 passengers.
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Thomas ‘Slade
Ao U.S. Havernment Experimental Station
Los Angeles
Nebraskan wins century at big collegiate meet
Balatd-hacko of the University of Nebraska won the century dash in the first heat at Soldiers Field as the fastest college sprinter, aiming for the finals at the national intercollegiates. Locke ran 10.9 seconds, easing up late, while Aloppy caused some interference in a tied 9.6 bid.
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Locke
Meredith Brookhart win seen as omen in Iowa campaign
Chicago June 11. Meredith Brand s Brookhart’s victory is portrayed as an omen for the farm crisis. He predicts a Democratic Iowa senator win and accuses the administration of delaying relief. He urges a commission to fix minimum farm product prices and emphasizes balanced production and relief measures for farmers.
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Chicago
N. S
Brookhart
Cumming
Federal
E. T. Meredith
I Daya
Meredith
Moines
Iowa
Maretth-aaids
New York-state
Arios Ot
Change of Venue Sought in Russell Scott Case
William Beott Stewart, representing Russell Scott, filed with the supreme court clerk a mandamus petition to compel Judge Marcus Kavanaugh of Cook County Superior Court to grant a change of venue for the conviction of Russell Scott for a charge described as pecae. The motion is presented as an effort to pace the case in a different forum.
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William
Beott Stewart
Russell Scott
Supreme Court
Marcus Kavanaugh
Superior Court of
Cook’ County
E Russell Scott
Farm Relief Legislation Focuses Political Fallout
Washington dispatch reports rising concern over McNary-Haugen farm relief amid congressional divisions. President Coolidge may veto. prospects for new aid hinge on Senate votes and House opposition. Corn Belt groups condemn further borrowing. farmers seek better prices. Democrat positions split as party weighs stance on farm bill strategies.
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Groagh J. Holwas
Rrvaponitent
Washington
Daue
Senate
Coolidge
Dawesta
Avery’ Respest
Bécate
Whity House
Conlidge
Otero
Dawes
Wats0n
Indiana
Lowden
Minois
Aterin
Kill
Anita Residents Urge County to Cut Down Bad Hill
Anita residents press county Board of Supervisors to remove a dangerous hill along the road south of town near Anita city limits. They argue the county should spend gasoline tax funds to improve the slope and bring it up to twentieth century standards, noting fuel taxes already support nearby ponds. The board has considered the matter and is expected to act soon.
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Anita
al Dan Ta
Cumberlant
Federal Roads Bill In Senate Faces Debate
Fragmented text reports a federal roads bill in the Senate, aiming to appropriate around 76 000 dollars for highways. The measure is discussed under an agreement limiting debate to twenty minutes, with expectations of early passage despite unclear wording and noisy assurances.
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Washington
Senate
Hiss
Ipn
Hhange
Early ball scores show New York 8 Detroit 1
Baseball scores from the early American League show the New York team defeating Detroit 8 to 1. The brief item notes an American League result with a national summary flavor.
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New ‘York
Detroit
Train Goes Through Burning Bridge Kills Two Crew
Raleigh June 11 — Two Worfolk Southtress trainmen were instantly killed and two seriously injured when Passenger Train No. 4 from Raleigh to Norfolk plunged from a burning bridge over Chicago's creek near Shimerland South. Thirty passengers escaped with minor injuries, though officials say no one else was seriously hurt.
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Raleigh
N.C
Tiko
Venters
Worfolk Southtress
Norfolk
Chicago
Creek
Shimerland
N. So
Yankee deserter not to be executed in Paris
Paris June 11. Bennett Duty Gilbert Clore, a member of the French Foreign Legion accused of desertion, will not be executed as Minister of War Painleve indicated no sentence had been passed by the court. The government stated no punitive action had been finalized.
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Paris
F N. S
Bennett
Gilbert Clore
Cin
Foreign Legion
Painleve
Painnevy
Des Moines Faces Probe Into Bondsmen Operations
Des Moines on June 11 reports Mayo Fred Hunter and the City Corporation Counsel preparing an investigation into charges against Chief of Police Cavender regarding the conduct of professional bondsmen at the municipal office. Affidavits from individuals arrested for minor offenses are under review.
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Des Moines
Mayo
Fred” Hunter
Roso Jones
Cavender
Raunici
Chivk
Dragnet Unearths Gigantic Expense Bills in Pennsylvania Race
Washington reports a Senate slush fund probe reveals Joseph R. Grundy loaned about 800000 in notes and 200000 unsecured loans to Pepper campaign interests in Pennsylvania. Total disclosed campaign spending hits 1106000 with contributions from Gov. Pinchot, Sen. Pepper and others. Grundy admits receivership of repayments unclear and notes signed by Folwell with no clear backers.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania Manussac Fa
Pepper‘Fisher
Grundy
George Wharton Pepper
Senate
Citizens Commnittee
Philadelphia
Pepper Organization
Corn Exchange Bank of
Gifford ‘Pinchot
Senator Pepper
William S. Ware
W. L Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Pepper Committee
W. H.folwell
Reed
Pennsylvani
Pvareaiere
Folwell
Grandy
Asid Granly
Atlantic People Elected to Office Epworth League
Officers installed at Harlan Institute of the Epworth League in the Council Bluffs district include President Ralph W. Cockshoot Atlantic Vice Presidents Amy Nicholas Lewis Margaret Hunt Denison Ruth McCullough Missouri Valley Secretary Mary Newman Atlantic Treasurer John Eras Oakland Superintendent Epworth League Luc Let Hawer The pennant awarded by the district for the league delegates was won by the key chapel near Hastings.
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Harlan Institute
Epworth League
Council Bluffs
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Ralph W. Cockshoot
Atlantic
Amy
Nicholas
Lewis
Margaret Hunt
Denison
Ruth McCullough
Missouri Valley
Mary Newman
Treasorer
John Eras
Oakland
Fupior
Luc . Let
Hawer
Dle Striet
Jey-Chapel
Hastings
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Myrtle Nia
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Lilly Mack
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