Iowa Labor Federation Convention Heads to Waterloo
Delegates from major Iowa cities descend on Waterloo for the thirty second annual Iowa Federation of Labor convention. About 1,600 Town lawyers form the state association with a rising annual membership and plans for discussions on law reform speeding court work and simplification of criminal pleadings. Judge Andrew A. Bruce and Judge James H. Wilkerson are among speakers.
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Waterloo
A. P
Iowa
Iowa Federation of Labor
J. C G. Lewis
Federation
St. Paul
Lewis
Towa
Committee On Law Reform
Supreme Court
Andrew A. Bruce
North Dakota Supreme Court
Ibut No
Chicago
James H. Wilkarson
Landis
State Bankers Meet Opens at Mason City Iowa
Delegates from eleven state groups arrive as the thirty-eighth state convention of the Iowa Bankers Association opens in Mason City. W. H. Head of the American Bankers Association is to deliver the keynote remarks, with C. H. MacNider and other bank and college leaders among the speakers. The event includes planned entertainments and will run for three days.
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Mason
City
Iowa
W. H. Head
American Bankers + ‘association
Omaha
MacNidor
Ie First National Bank
Cit
van Alstino
Gil Yar
P. Simmonds
B. Byran
Chiea
New York
Ay Mt. Land
Chicago
Tenturga
Huatnais
AOS
French accept Dawes plan but keep Ruhr evacuation in doubt
Premier Herriot told the chamber of deputies that France accepts the Dawes reparations plan with reservations but cannot evacuate the Ruhr until Germany meets guarantees in the Dawes report. He outlined his government policy amid disillusioned farmer labor leaders and unsettled German conditions.
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Paris
U. P
France
Germany
Ruhr
M. Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Coolidge Campaign to Run Regularly Under Party Aegis
President Coolidge stated the campaign will proceed as normal under the national and local committees. Slemp will join the advisory committee, bringing long political experience, while returning to White House duties. Slemp denied resigning rumors and pledged a strong fall campaign. Dawes set for Evanston reception as opening effort with packing tour and Chicago headquarters plans.
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Washington
U. P
Coolidge
National Committee
Slemp
Dawes
Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Evanston
Wm. M.butley
Republican Committee
Butler
Local WW Vet Receives State Service Bonus After Delay
Frenk C. Rosseau of 408 West Fourth entered WWII veteran finally collected a state service bonus after a long wait. He received a 15 dollar check today for service entitlements under Ohio law with back pay at ten dollars monthly. The Red Cross chapter aided his claim to completion and payment.
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C. Roaseau
West
Atrogt
Ohio
Red Cross
Rosseau
Gvorsens
Communists Disrupt Third Party Convention In St Paul
In St Paul on June 17 a riotous start marred a farmer labor progressive convention as a bloc of ten delegates aligned with the Moscow Internationale blocked plans. Pre convention committees were stalled. leaders feared the clashes would derail the effort to form a new third party with La Follette as a factor.
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St. Paul
U. P
Robert M. LaFollette
Moscow Internationale
Labor Organization
Farmer Labor Parties
Northwest
Communist Party
Communists Notal
Organization
Platform
LaFolette
Wm. Mahoney
St, Paul
A. P
Robert M. Lalollette
Farmer-Labor Progressive Convention
Semporary
Juillusioned
Yank Flyers Reach Cochin China in World Flight
An American round-the-world flyer nicknamed Pheithroc landed in Saigon after crossing the Pacific and Asia, points indicating progress toward the final leg. Authorities in Cochin China report the arrival yesterday ahead of further legs.
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Honkong
Pheithroc
Saigon
Cochin-China
Yesterna
Missing Anita man tracked to Adair station by hounds
Forty-one year old Gunderson vanished from Anita on Saturday night after leaving home in work clothes without his car. Two bloodhounds from Corning followed his scent to Rock Island station at Adair where the trail was lost. His wife sought help from the sheriff’s office as search efforts continued.
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Corning
Jone Sinde
Vito
Aisi
Rock Island
Adair
Myr
Gunderson
Anita
Sheriffs Office
Supervisors OK Plans for New Primary Road Work
The county board approved plans for the primary road between Anita and Wiota and a mile and a half beyond Lewis. Contract letting will occur after preliminaries, funded from the county’s share of the state primary fund. The session also reviewed eighteen bridges and culverts washed out by high water.
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County Board of Supervisors
Anita
Wiota
Lewis
State Highway Commission
Director of Extension Schools Here Tomorrow
Hyart, director of the summer extension schools of the Town State Yearbers' College at Govlar Falls, will visit the city to inspect the local school in session at the high school. He will attend a brief social later with Mrs. McFwiland. Walker, dean of women at the state teachers' college, will also visit Friday to observe the local extension school.
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Hyart
Govlar Falls
McFwiland. Walker
State Teachers’ College
American reply to Jap note presented
The American reply to Japan's protest note on the exclusion clause in the immigration act was handed to Ambassador Haniliva by Secretary of State Hughes. Translation and encoding will delay publication of the note to newspapers, likely on Thursday.
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Washington
Jun
A. Y
Japan
Waa
Haniliva
Hughes
Banihary Wil Po
Andrlean
WADO O CAMPAIGNS IN RAILROAD YARDS IN CHICAGO
Chicago June 17 The two thirds nominating rule vs majority rule at the New York democratic convention does not trouble Gibbs McAdno a contender. He told a large crowd in smoky railroad yards southwest Chicago during a recess en route to the Manhattan meeting.
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Chicago
New York
Gibbs McAdno
Meadvo Wis
Chicago murderers not mentally nor mal says defense
Chicago June 17. Attorneys for Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb argue the defendants are mentally normal, signaling a possible insanity plea strategy. The defense claims the two were of sound mind, aiming to sway the case with their mental state as a key issue.
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Chicago
Nathan Legoold
Richard Loeb
Local Ready-To-Wear Store Expands To New Room
The Vous on Chestnut Street expands its ready-to-wear and millinery departments. It has secured a larger space in the Gillespie Building, formerly Butler's Optometric Parlors, to accommodate growth.
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Poplar
Chestnuut
Gillespie
Ae Butler
Optometric Jierlors
Third International Session Opens in Moscow
The fifth Congress of the Third International opened in Moscow with representatives from six nations including the United States. About 1,000 delegates from across the globe attend, with ten Young Communists among the American delegation. Sessions are expected to last eight weeks.
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Moscow
United States
America
Grant Men Purchase Cream Station on East Fourth Street
Chris Wischer and George Rose acquire the Cream Station on East Fourth Street formerly run by Harry S. Hansen. Hansen will join Council Bluffs Remedy Co as their south Shelby County and Cass County representative.
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East Fourth Street
Chris Wischer
George Rose
ARE Tree
Fourth Street
Harry S. Hansen
Me. Hansen
Council Bluffs Remedy Company
Shelby County
Cass County
Lewis Urges Labor to Support LaFollette and Hart
Waterloo Ta June 17 Delegates to the National Convention hear J C G Lewis president of the Town Federation of Labor declare Wisconsin Senator Robert M LaFollette should receive unqualified support if he heads a third party ticket. He adds the union remains nonpartisan and will vote to defeat enemies and back friends.
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Waterloo
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Town Federation of Labor
J. CG. Lewis
Lewis
Bob LaPollette
Senator South Rt
Flood waters receding but roads remain covered locally
Water levels are easing in the area yet roads stay flooded. The Griswold branch track was washed out but a Rock Island work crew repaired it today allowing service to resume.
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Lees Street
Griswold
Meraing
Conditions improve says Iowa banker at conference
An Iowa banker reports conditions improving at a recent Town Bankers Association gathering. In his opening address C B Narey notes marked progress over the past year and highlights substantial loan registrations and deposits, with hundreds of thousands of dollars recorded among attendees.
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Wason Cuny
Danelt
A. T
Towa
C. BE. Narey
Town Bankers Association
Burglars Loot Ford Home For Jewelry Worth 100000
In Deproit on June 17 burglars broke into Edsal Ford's residence, son of Teney' lord, and stole jewelry valued at $100,000. The home was vacant at the time and the burglary occurred within the past three days, authorities say.
Fifteen Mail Sacks Recovered After Joliet Find
Chicago reports fifteen registered mail sacks recovered from an abandoned auto in Joliet picnic grounds. The sacks were taken in the Milwaukee St. Paul train robbery near Roundout Illinois last Thursday night. Total loot estimated at 3 million dollars, 70 thousand in cash. Authorities link recovered pouches to the gang and arrest progress.
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Chicago
U. P
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Joliet
Juliet
Chi‘¢aga
Tay
Jobet
RI Senate Riot Leaves Women Hurt at Capitol
A clash erupted at the Rhode Island state Capitol as Republicans tried to block Lieutenant Governor Toupin during the senate session. Spectators and deputies surrounded the doorway as Democrats and Republicans tangled in a free-for-all. Senator Sherman attempted to maintain order as the uproar over appropriation measures intensified.
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Trovidengl
Jane
Toupin
State
Senate
Capitol
Sherman
Twenty Perish When Steamer Capsizes in Norway
Twenty persons mostly women and children drowned when the mail steamer Haskon Jarl sank after colliding with a mother steamer off Christiana Norway. The disaster occurred yesterday and local reports say the vessel overturned in heavy seas, plunging passengers into the water. Rescue efforts were underway and authorities investigated the collision.
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Christiana
Norway
Haskon Jarl
Weather Outlook For Tonight And Wednesday
Partly overcast conditions continue tonight and Wednesday with likely thunderstorms in the area. Temperatures remain steady with little overall change.
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City, and Bar Association
Des Moines
Farmer-Labor
Cincinnati
Wm. M. Buteler
Republican National Committee
Mr. Slemp
Theu
LaFolletts
Cocin
China
Mississippi
Wm. G. McCrea
Renevo, Pa
Thomas
Zellave
Grantville, Ga
The
Wavat Academy
Adair Station
Brookhart and Lafollette
Ford
Miner Leat
Germer
Rhode Island
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