Reparation Deal Reaches Unity on Ratification and Zeppelin Flight
Paris officials announce unanimous government support for reparations terms and rapid ratification, while in Germany a Graf Zeppelin transatlantic flight date is pending a July start. Dr Hugo Eckener denies a 1940 postponement and confirms the first long flight will occur. In Detroit Salvadore Ramirez, 31, is jailed for the axe murder of a mother and two children, with others injured. police report the attacker’s motive linked to the River Rouge incident.
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Paris
Apeady
Uny
Council of Mini Iaters
Repara
Dnt Hay
Riedziehshafen
Germany
Hugo Fchor
Enied
Trenvatlantic ’ Ao
Delroit-Salvadore Ramirez
Tioning
River Rouge
Henry, Shipinski
Pauline
Bud Margaret
Josephine
Iowa Child Development Conference Opens in Owa City
The University of Iowa hosts its third annual state conference on child development and parent education in Owa City Iowa. A three day program features round table discussions and lectures on education from infancy to adulthood with speakers including Dr. Gruenburg of New York City and Dr. Bhits associate professor at the University of Taranto and director of St. George's School for Child Study.
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Iowa
City
University of Iowa
Dre Br G" Gruenburg
New York
Eity Avid
KE “Bhits
at_theUniver“Taranto
Se Iorge
Farm Women Meet at Sioux City Conference
June 18 reports a two day gathering of over 500 farm women from Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota in Sioux City. Delegates heard speakers on the role of women in agriculture led by Charter A Sowell of the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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Sioux City
L. Mls
Lopse
Towa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wkera
Charter A
The Diving Lady Crown of Strand Theater Ray Crawford
The fragment notes show theater listings for a Strand program featuring Joan Crawford in Crown of, with Corinna and Nila Asthérin and Corinna. The text is incomplete but implies an Atlantic theater showing diving related film titles and star names.
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Atlantic
Corinna ‘Criffit
Diving Lady
Strand
Joan Crawford
Nila Asthérin
Crown
Dawes Outlines U S Foreign Policies
A chaotic weather report accompanies a story detailing a severe flood in the Midwest with 20,000 acres of cropland ruined by Little Sioux and Whiskey creeks. Crop losses may total half a million dollars as farmers assess damage and prices surge. The piece also notes extraordinary heat in the East with many cities above 90 degrees and multiple deaths linked to the heat wave.
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United States
Priciler
Alaska
Kakima
Mississippi Valley
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Lake ‘Tahow
California
Grouns
Weather Bureau
Abilene
Albany
Plunges to Death From Building Roof
A man identified as Ben Huckelaon plunges sixty feet to his death after falling from a roof while at work. He had recently been out of work due to health issues and had just found new employment. The incident occurred yesterday, with details continuing to surface as authorities review the accident.
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Say
Ben Huckelaon
Huckelaon
Wisconsin bill to authorize state liquor production sale
Madison June 18 Senator Bernard Gettelman of Milwaukee introduced in the Wisconsin senate a resolution to amend the state constitution to permit the state to engage in making and selling intoxicating liquor. The measure was referred to the revision committee to be acted on by later legislatures before a vote by the people as part of state fundamental laws.
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Madison
Wis
Bernard Gettelman
Milwauka
Wisconsin Senate
Geo
Neff Store Sold at 70 W D Lowe building
The Nett Clothing company at 106 Cheatnuts Line was sold to W D Lowe of the Hyuwen Lowe Implement company. The store closed after the sale and will likely reopen Thursday under new management following stock invoicing. No personnel changes are planned except Neff’s departure.
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Nett Clotlig Company
CheatnutsLinet
W. D. Lowe
Hyuwen & Lowe Implement Company
UAB
Chestnut Street
Loreey
Neff
Attorney General Seeks Clinton Police Chief Removal
Attorney General John Fletcher files in Clinton County district court seeking removal of James Sloppy as Clinton chief of police after state agents report gambling liquor traffic and operation of disorderly houses. Petition cites wilful and habitual neglect of duty. order to remove plot machines and dice games issued. Police commission had urged Mayor Grow to act. mayor refused. Hearing requested outside Clinton County court.
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Clinton
John Fletcher
Clinton County
James
Chied Slowpy
Grow
Police’ Commission
In Critical Condition Of Mrs I H Edwards
Waterloo June 18 I N A report says Mrs I H Edwards widow of Te Ho Edwards former Waterloo Bestaway for and sister of Tama Jim Wilson former United States secretary of agriculture is in poor condition at her home. The note adds she is with padamonia and said to be coping with illness.
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Waterloo
I. N
Mra
Hi Edwards
Te Ho Edwards
Waterloo Bestawayfer
Jata
Tama Jim" Wilson
United States Secretary of Agriquitura
Padamonia
Doug
Herring Memb BUA Brief Mention From Hele
A fragmented note from Herring Memb BUA mentions Hele and a wish expression. Names and context are unclear but indicate a local community or organizational reference. Further readable details are not available.
Dawes Outlines US Push for Naval Arms Reduction
London June 18 General Charles Dawes urged early global agreement to cut naval armaments as essential to universal peace. In a Pilgrims Society address he outlined U.S. plans and policies on disarmament, aligning with British Premier MacDonald and the new Labour government. Dawes stressed united action and effective negotiations, while MacDonald echoed similar aims in Lossiemouth Scotland.
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Tarry C. Flory
LN. 5
Stati
London
Amon
Charles United States
Pear
Dawes
Pilgrims Society
Premer Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Little
Lossiemouth
Scotland
MacDonald
Ambassador Dawes
Atlantic
Bee
United’ States
Hoover
Addiion
Ambasador Dawes
MacDonall
Forres
United Spanish War Veterans Elect Officers In Parade
Disorderly OCR reads show the United Spanish War Veterans electing officers during a yearly parade and dinner. The record lists addresses and a program of remarks and toasts.
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United Spanish War Veterans TQ Elect
United
Reapportionment Census Measure Signed by President
President Hoover signed the census and reapportionment bill confirming a census to be taken April 1, 1930, to determine congressional representation. California and Michigan are noted, with fast growing states gaining seats while stagnant southern states lose. A large workforce of 100,000 enumerators will collect standard statistics plus unemployment data.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
California
Deg Reynolds Clinches Medal in Red Oak Golf Tourney
Deg Reynolds of Creston wins medalist honors at the eleventh annual Red Oak tournament after an 80 in yesterday’s round. Reynolds defeated Ralph Smith of Council Bluffs 4 up in today’s match, as 129 players qualified in night flights. Results list several Red Oak players advancing amid a busy day of qualifiers. Streets in the business district are being marked with white parking spaces under street commissioner Frank Beekman.
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Red Oak
N. S
Deg Reynolds
Creston
Iowa
Reynolds
Ralph Smith
Country Bluffs
Courteil Blatt
R. MM. Boyce
Max Brown
Lyman Turner
EB. J. Powers
Atlantic
Bert Chippyel
Harkin
Dr. Petrsaf
Shenandoah
Ack Sparks
Clarinda
R.N. Mann
Villisea
John Knomis
Ralph, Overholster
Gene Vaughn
C. T. Campbell
Qualia
Dew Reynolds
Gene Vaught
Red Quk
Harlan
Yueth
Council Blasts
Avi Ralph Overholser
Council Bluffs
Jack Sparks
Ed Koht
Frank Beekman
Baseball Scores From Early American League and National League
In the American League New York defeated Boston 9 to 0 in the first game while Washington beat Philadelphia 3 to 0 in the second inning. The second AL game had Boston winning 8 to 0 over New York in the fifth inning. In the National League Brooklyn edged New York 8 to 7, while New York won 3 to 0 in another record Baltimore 2 Giants 4, Boston 4.
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New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New
York
Lyn
Baltio
Loule
Gauri Cee
Congress Orders Tariff Revision and Adjournment
Washington June 18 The House passed a senate resolution for a summer recess from tomorrow to August 19 and the House to September 23. Leaders moved to postpone the 469 million French material debt and to start a tariff revision with 100.5 million for Hoover farm relief, as Congress heads into a vacation while key committees finalize work. The Senate faces a two month break. many measures will be sidetracked until after recess. The Borah and Jones amendments on agricultural and farm-related revisions were defeated. Johnson of California cast a deciding vote against the agricultural revision. The result directs the Senate Finance Committee to shape tariff changes after August 15. Also noted is the 115th anniversary of the Waterloo battle.
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Washington
House
Senate
Uni
Congress
Borah
Idaho
Jones
Vousard
Dill
Heflin
Ransdell
Steck
Trammell
Walsh
Massachusetts
Johnson
Senate Finance Committee
Atlantic Canning Company Shuts Corn Supply
For the first time in four years Atlantic Canning Company in the city reports no corn stock. Last year’s pack has been depleted and shipments were sent out from the factory. Mr. Cuykemtall says the plant will output about the same amount as last year and the pack will begin in August if weather permits, with a pumpkin pack to follow after the canning season.
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Atlantic Canning Company
Cuykemtall
Petition drainage on Turkey Creek at Cass County meeting
At a Cass County board of supervisors session yesterday a petition to straighten Turkey Creek from Anita to Viola was filed by P J Wolenberg and Gus F Zellmer. E M Willard named attorney at 20 dollars per day. engineer to be appointed for preliminary survey. Monday meeting to discuss Highway drainage district No 1 and a ditch north of Griswold into the Nishnabotna River. Plumbing contract awarded to TW Brink for 143 dollars at the county farm.
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Cass
County Board’ of Supervisors
Turkey Creek
Anita
Viola
P. Jh’ Lowenberg
Gus F. Zellmer
E. M. Willard
Griswold
Nishnabotna
Brink
Camblin
Fyes
Gaylord
Aceb Buick
Cooking School at City Hall Tonight in Atlantic
The city hall auditorium hosts a free cooking school this evening led by Miss Augusta Hall under the Westinghouse Electric Company and local electric departments. Bojens Hardware, Peacock & Baxter, Purity, and Wiard & Pickens display washing machines, refrigerators, and Westinghouse products. Four electrical appliances will be given away. Remember the time 7:30 p.m. and place City Hall auditorium.
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City Hall
Thor
Company
Universal
Wiard& Pickens
Westinghats
City Tall
Five Die In Alvany Fire In Hamilton Street
A deadly fire in Alvany, Jura, claimed five lives including a woman who leapt from a third story window as firemen prepared to stretch a net. Three firemen were killed during the blaze that swept through five buildings in Hamilton Street.
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Alvany
N. S
Jura
Hamilton “Street
Sadie Margiar
Mrs. Nig
President Hoover warns against misuse of arms in border turmoil
Washington June 18 President Hoover deplores prohibition related killings and urges border state citizens to aid treasury in ending systematic warfare by international criminals. He frames shifts in enforcement limits amid protests and calls for stricter treasury regulations on weapon use by agents along the Canadian border.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Treasury
Department
United States
International
Minn
God Save Us
Tregsery” Department
Ashington
I. N
Cen
Federl
Prohibition Enforcement
Erson Hey
Ron Hid
Mss
Prophesied Fashion Trends At Freres Gallery
An exhibition at Manuel Freres gallery features future maid fashions with pink ruffled panties and tight satin breeches. The show divides observers with reactions, as pinks and colors attract crowds while some visitors blush or giggle at the provocative designs.
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Lowan
Dhinlun
Hooyer
Keperutacy Otwi Jet
Ryey
Uhizuan
Bord Vondiat
Ro“Sadwin
Aniginegrs
Rman
Ernest Graves
Sidney B. Williamson
New York City
Anson Murof Ames
Frenk
Eiiana
Albiny
N. Ye
Owa City
U. S
Atlanta
Atantic City
Cincinnati
Charleston
Chicago
Detroit
Galveston
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Miami
New Orleans
Norfoate
Oklahoma
Iby
Omaha
Pittsburgh
San Antonio
Bevanah St. Louis
St. Paul
Portland
Ore
Ban’ Francisce
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Cepeel Whitney
Clinton Police
England
Friends of World Peace
MacDonn
Ind
Austen ‘Chamberlain
Britain
Waterleo
Water‘Joo
Brussels
Napoleon
St. Heluna
Fron
Fidge
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