Business Men Target Band Concert Funds This Summer
Atlantic plans a summer band concert campaign starting at Sunnyside Park on Sunday afternoon June 25. A committee from Nebs shoe-store will solicit funds and a outside business treasurer will handle accounts, with three auditors to report at season end. Subscriptions may be left with committee members if not seen.
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Atlantic
Sunnyside Park
Nebs
Trenaufer
Ross J. Carmblin
Joseph I
Prohibition Bill Aims to Bar Liquor Vessels From Ports
United Press reports June 17 in Washington that Rep Edmunds of Pennsylvania introduced a measure to bar any vessel carrying intoxicants from American ports. Violators face a $50,000 fine and seizure of the vessel until paid.
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U. S
United Press
Washington
Congress
Edmonds
Pennsylvania
Woodrow Wilson Campaign Clash In Dallas Notes
In Dallas on June 17, reports indicate Woodrow Wilson edges Culbertson in early contest chatter. The campaign anchors note Culbertson's bid for reelection faces fresh opposition from former president figures amid party commentary and shifting endorsements.
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Fesa
Dallas
Texan
Woodrow ‘Wil
Charles A. Culberteon
Wilson Gulbertson
Ad. Been
Deter
James
Brolany
Wilayn
Dan
Wilson
Culbertaon
Vale i year tik face bigamy charged in Valentine case
Unclear OCR text references a bigamy charge linked to Valentine with names Rudolph ipion lovar Frank Mayo and Albert. Specific details are unreadable due to garbled source.
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Uititea Pras Los' Aiget Troublas
Loc Valentine
C! ‘Day
Rudolph Ipion
Lovar
The
Acréeen
Frank
Mayo
Albert
Distorts Truth to Carry Favor by AFL Report
United Press dispatch from Cincinnati reports the AFL executive council’s special report at the convention condemning the Coronado decision as doom for mutual benefit organizations like labor unions. It attacks Chief Justice Taft and notes a committee will review La Follette’s veto proposal. the report offers no recommendations.
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United Press
Cincinnati
United States Supreme Court
Coronado
LaFollette
Congress
Supreme Court
Earlham Boy and Sister Killed in Auto Crash Last Night
Earlham Iowa June 17 14 year old Harold Penn and his 18 year old sister were killed instantly when the automobile they rode in ran off a culvert and overturned plunging them into mud. The parents Mr and Mrs Thoniae Penn escaped with minor injuries and another child in the car was slightly injured.
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Associated Press
Earlham
Iowa
L Harold Penn
Aura
Canton in Hands of Gen Chen Chiun Ming-Fen Flees
An Associated Press report from Canton says Gen Chen Chiun Ming has captured a key figure, with Ming-Fen reportedly fleeing to a different location. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Canton
Gen
Chen Chiun Ming—Fen
Associated Press
Nton
China
Rerom
Gana Chiuin Ming
A Good Mother Ophelie Hully Dies at 82 in Iowa
Ophelie Hully age 82 died at 2 pm at her home 905 Cedar Street after a long illness. Born Selby in Ohio on June 30 1840 she moved to Wisconsin with her parents and married Edward Bennett in 1867 later wed Charles A. Hully in 1882. She leaves two sons George Lary and Bennett plus many stepchildren and relatives. funeral arrangements not announced.
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Cedar Street
Ophelie Hully
GC. A. Hully
Ohio
Wally
Selby
Wisconsin
Edward P. Bennett
Iowa
Grant
Red Oak
Bennett
George Lary
Griswold
W. R. Holly
Elliott
E. D. Wally
J. R
Do. HD
Walter
Highes
G. W. Smith
Rlatvola
Clara Fully
Ghieugg
M.be
Saturday the 24th Advertised Date Mixup
Fragmentary notice notes a misdated event at Princesa confectionery. It claims Friday the 24th but clarifies the date as Saturday the 24th, with references to a hard luck run and an anniversary affair.
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Sacm
Princesa Confectionery
Republican Members in Joint Session Call to Consider Bill
Republican House members urged a joint session to debate a proposed bill today. The scene showed disorder as rules and committee actions were referenced amid tense parliamentary proceedings.
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Repub
Wisconsin cyclone devastates four counties with heavy losses
A United Press report from Superior Wisconsin notes ten dead and over 100 injured as a cyclone two miles wide sweeps four western Wisconsin counties. Reed area near Reed, Wisconsin, bore the brunt with Orestin St Croix County hardest hit. One hundred farms destroyed, cattle killed, grain ruined, and property damage estimated above five million dollars.
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United Press
Superior
Wis
Wisconsin
Reed
Orest
St. Croix County
President Defies Republican Demand to Oust Democrats
President Harding rejects a petition from over 100 Republican congressmen calling for about 160 Democrats to be removed from the Treasury Department. Treasury Secretary Mellon and Under Secretary Gilbert defend the current staff, saying many on the list are experienced in finance and no Democratic activity is evident. The move averts a cabinet crisis, with Mellon opposing the purge and politics told to not interfere with Treasury work. Gilbert writes Begg denying Cox campaign activity and says staff loyalty is Republican.
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Unitedness
Washington
Harding
Congress
Treasury Department
Treasury
Mellon
Jary Mellon
Internal Revenue
Blair
Gilbert
Begg
Ohio
Iowa $1,000,000 Tax Case Settled
Settlement out of court ends a hundred million dollar tax dispute involving all railroads operating in Iowa counties for tax collection. The agreement follows recommendations from county boards, attorneys, and the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation. Valuations from 1920 will guide future assessments under the stipulation.
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Associated Press
Washington
DE. C
Atata
Iowa
Boards of Supervisors
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Ben J. Gibson
Weather Outlook for the Coming Week Details
The Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday reports a mix of showers in the northern territories and portions of Iowa. The latter part of the week should bring fair skies with improving temperatures and overall pleasant conditions.
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Associated’ Press
Washington
Towa
Campaign Under Way For Slippery Gulch Election
Campaign heats up for mayor mayoress and sheriff races at Slippery Gulch jamboree July 1 to 8. Legion committee names nominees, with Moreland initially leading before withdrawing to honor Elks and Knights duties. finalists include Irene Slighley Grace Gardie and Rupert Lee among others, with prizes a paid trip to New Orleans.
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AL Moreland
Auntie Lodge of Elks
Slippery Gulch
Atlantic City
B. P
M. Mercer
Laura Christensen
Aufrusta
Welter
Ruby Kirk
Harold Herbert
Ruth Hortz
Margaret Lines
Corine Rapp
Rupert Lee
Marie Muilander
Marie Antrim
L. J. Cocksheat
C. B. Burke
A. D. Pratt
Frank Rousseau
Carl Granville
Frank Spence
Hugh Magarell
Hillary
Plans to fuse two railroad brotherhoods into one
William S. Carter announces plans to merge the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. The groups number 88,000 and 107,000 members and hold millions in resources. Also notes Roy Butler seeking eye specialist treatment in Omaha with Dr. Gifford.
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United Press
Cleveland
William S. Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Roy Butler
Omaha
Gifford
Free Cass county clinic screens for TB patients
Approximately forty Cass county residents were examined at a one day free clinic in the Masonic Hall under the Cass County Medical Association. Dr J Peck of Des Moines and county doctors led the exams with nurse surveys by Miss Ethel Hedges and Miss Isabell Kellman. The county’s TB condition was deemed generally good though more cases were found than expected, with ages from four to fifty five. The State Tuberculosis Association and local physicians will continue outreach and treatment guidance for affected individuals.
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Cass County
Masonic Hall
Cass County Medical Association
J. Peck
Des Moines
Ethel Hedges
Cass County Red Cross
Isabell Kellman
Town Tuberculosis Association
Tien
Oz County Medical Association
Group of House Members Urge Postponement of Shipping Subsidy
A group of six Republican House members representing drys farm blocs labor and political concerns planned to visit President Harding at the White House to urge postponement of the ship subsidy bill to the next congressional session warning it would be a political mistake to press the measure now.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Harding
House Republicans
Arepublican
White House
United
Manhunt Ends as Fred Brown Is Shot by Wyoming Sheriff
Omaha suspense ends in Medicine Bow Wyoming as Fred Brown alias Gua Grimes the Omaha manacle maniac is shot through the body and captured. He had chained two women and a man during a 36 hour captivity and had stolen at least eight autos while evading a multi day posse before being wounded and taken to Rawlins Wyoming hospital.
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United Press
Omaha
Nebraska
Medicine Bow
Wyo
Fred Brown
Gua Grimes
Sheriff Saunders
Brown
Rawlings
Wya
Katherine MccManan
Jean Jenkins
W. EB. Boyd
Boyd
Wyomit
Saunders
Associated. Press
Nebr
Union Pacific
Medicine Row
Rawlina
Brother of Local Men Passes Away at a San Antonio Hospital
C L Whallon learned of his brother W A Whallon's death in San Antonio Texas where he had been ill for three weeks. The burial is set for Battle Creek Town with the family traveling to meet the remains brought by the deceased's sister Misa Whallon. He was known locally and was unmarried.
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San Antonio
Texas
C. L. Whallon
W. A. Whallon
Battle Creek
Bluffs
Misa Whallon
Young Woman Dies At Clarinda State Hospital
The death of Edna Wise, 29, at Clarinda State Hospital for the Insane was reported this noon. Daughter of Mrs. Carl Brehmer of 602 East Eighth Street, she was born in the city and leaves her mother and a son of eight. Funeral services were expected Monday.
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State Hospital For
Edna Wise
Carl Brehmer
East Eighth Street
Richard Westphalen
Brehmer
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Culbertson
BGB
New York
Angelina
Vincenza
Ophelia Hully
Legion
Legion Rooms
Moreland
News-Telegraph
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Knights of Columbus
Ife
Michgant Goores Straub
Aliee Mallett
Lancelng
Mich
House
Man Hunt
Wyoming Town
Medicine ‘Bow
Clarinda State Hospital
Addresu
Tepee
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