Talk La Follette as Labor's Candidate
John W. Gray of Casey dies suddenly at 8:00 am in Casey at 73. He was a prominent banker and former railroad engineer on the Audubon branch. Survived by widow Martha S., two sons Fred and Charles, a brother Tilly A. Gray, and four grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 pm at the Presbyterian church with Rev. G. Be Couchman officiating. Interment Oakwood cemetery, Casey.
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Strikers Clash With Breakers in Nogales Streets
Nogales Ariz June 13 Fifteen persons including a woman were injured in a street battle at Vera Cruz between striking street sweepers and city workers aided by police. The mob attacked workers, police fired to quell the riot, and several shots were exchanged with both sides suffering injuries.
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Labor Opposes Ship Subsidy in AFL Resolution
The American Federation of Labor in Cincinnati on June 13 adopted a resolution condemning the Harding administration ship subsidy bill before Congress as a threat to public interest and sea power. The resolution calls the bill a scheme to enrich ship owners at public expense and warns politics would control ships if enacted.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Harding
Congress
Andrew Farnsethi
Seamen’s Union
Springfield Storm Destroys Property Across Area
United Press reports a severe rain and wind storm in Springfield Michigan causing thousands of dollars in damage. roofs were blown off trees uprooted barns overturned and transmission wires torn down. communications with nearby towns were cut off and no lives were reported lost. further damage to fruit crops expected.
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Sixty Lives Lost In New York Storms
A New York storm Sunday produced a known toll of sixty deaths, police figures show. Most victims were drowned as bodies were found along coastlines and inland waters. Rescue efforts continued as investigators traced missing persons and assessed damage across affected areas.
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Widow of Circus Man Held in April Murder
Mt Holly New Jersey June 13 Mrs John Brunen widow of the murdered circus man is under arrest in the county jail charged with the Riverside New Jersey shooting death. The killing occurred last April when a shotgun fired through a window ended Brunen s life. Brunen was a friend of William Desmond Taylor who was murdered in Los Angeles, a case that caused a sensational wave of interest.
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William Desmond Taylor
Los Angeles
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Local Lawyer Clloyd Jones Weds Ruth Balt in Kansas City
Clloyd Jones of the Swan Clovis Swan law firm and Ruth Balt of LaTour Missouri married in Kansas City on June 5. The wedding was kept secret until public rumor surfaced today. Groom is son of Mrs. F L Jones of 1104 Chestnut Street and longtime Swan law associate. Bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs M F Ball of LaTour, is a Trevecca College graduate who taught in Quick City last season. They will live at 1104 Elm Street.
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Swan, Clovis & Swan
Much Abused Japan Living Up to Pledges at Washington Meet
A damaged dispatch reports Japan ready to implement treaty provisions at the arms conference. Admiral Kato pledged full compliance in all details affecting the pact and signaled ministerial support for executing the obligations. The item notes ongoing discussions and procedural arrangements at the meeting.
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Nude maniac captured after terrorizing Des Moines residents
Police trapped a naked man in Des Moines after two dozen emergency officers searched the Loop district. Patty Maxwell, about 51, tall with dark hair, refused to talk as he was held for investigation. He wore only underwear smeared with mud and had lacerations on his legs.
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Des Moines
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Loop
Patty Maxwell
Lightning wrecks farm buildings near Muscatine
Lightning struck Ralph Breeder’s farm near Stockton, destroying five buildings. Estimated damage about 20 000 dollars. Fire crews from Durant and Stockton saved the Breeder home, one of the county’s finest, from destruction.
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President to Call Special Session Over Ship Subsidy
President Harding warns House Rules Committee chief Sherman Campbell that if the ship subsidy bill is not passed before adjournment he will convene a special session. He writes dated May 27 stressing the bill’s importance and the difficult consequences of neglect or delay.
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Washington
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Harding
Sherman Campbell
House Rules Committee
Congress
Griswold Woman Seeks Injunction in Court Fight
Mrs. C. L. Spiker of Griswold petitions the district court to halt Justice of the Peace William Kuester from continuing an ouster suit over lot 11, block 2, third addition in Griswold. She argues the case lacks jurisdiction and raises title questions that should send the matter to district court, seeking possession return pending action and a restraining order.
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William Kuester
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Kuester
Mauritania Sets Transatlantic Record Time for Cunard Liner
Cherbourg reports the Cunard Liner Mauritania arrived after a record voyage of five days eight hours and ten minutes. Meat Yooped from Chicago to France aboard this ship, setting a delivery time record, while a recent shipment from Chicago on The Majestic via White Star to Southampton completed in seven days nine hours and forty minutes.
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Southampton
Elks Nominate for Slippery Gulch Mayoral Race
Elks Lodge last night selected ten live wire Elks as mayoral candidates for Slippery Gulch. Legions and Ladies groups nominate mayoress and sheriff candidates. Voting begins June 17 with tickets sold to raise votes, symbols include a Slippery Gulch check to secure 50 votes per ticket. Trips and awards funded by Atlantic Post and News Telegraph for winners, with nominations at Legion Slippery Gulch HQ 511 Chestnut.
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Iis
Bill McArnold
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Atlantic
Janet
Gulch
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News-Telegraph
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Atlantic Post
Ford and Leland Disagree Over Lincoln Motors Split
Detroit June 13 The Leland family relinquishes all interests in Lincoln Motors and the management transfers to Ford executives. Harold Emmons, attorney, announces the move amid weeks of rumors of discord between the Fords and Lelands over plant operation and ownership after the Lincoln Motor Co. plant purchase at receiver’s gate in February by Henry Ford for 8 million dollars.
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Detroit
Leland
Lincoln Motors
Harold Emmons
Ford
Fords
Lincoln Motor Co
Receiver's Gate
Lnser
Henry Ford Ford
LaFollette to Address AFL Tomorrow in Cincinnati
Senator Robert LaFollette, Wisconsin's campaign spokesman for labor, plans to address the American Federation of Labor convention in Cincinnati tomorrow. He is a candidate for re election in 1922 and could be urged to lead a labor driven campaign for Congress in 1922 and a presidential bid in 1924, with organized labor showing interest in backing him.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Robert LaFollette
Wisconsin
LaFollette
American Federation of Labor
A Follette
Organized Labor
Linda Polette
Wi.co. Im Servicer
Congress
State Chamber of Commerce Meets Des Moines June 28
DES MOINES Io June 13 The annual meeting of the State Chamber of Commerce will be held in this city Monday June 28. The meeting will be called to order at 10 oclock by President J Ho MeCord of Spender Town The aim of the State Chamber according to President McGord is to promote projects of benefit to business men and people of Iowa The meeting June 23 is largely to acquaint members of this institution and the public with the work done by the Chamber and its successes The State Chamber belongs to Iowa and is operating for the benefits of Iowa and the organization in it
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Associated Press
Des Moines
State Chamber of Commerce
J. Ho MeCord
Spender
State Chamber
McGord
Iowa
iState Chamber
Ladd Seeks 2.5 Billion in Legal Tender Notes
Senator Ladd of North Dakota introduces an amendment to the McCumber soldier bonus bill proposing the treasury issue 2.5 billion dollars in legal tender notes to pay soldiers in cash. The plan would retire the notes over 25 years by taxing banks profits, appropriating foreign debt interest if needed, and drawing extra funds from the treasury department.
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United Press
Washington
McCumber
Treasury
Ladd
North Dakota
Sax
Treasury Department
No Drastic Measures Planned to End Coal Strike
White House officials said on June 18 that the administration is not considering any important immediate or drastic actions to end the nationwide coal strike. The statement stressed there would be no drastic measures taken at this time.
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Associated Press
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