Parole Granted to Three Des Moines Teamsters
The Iowa board of parole released three Des Moines teamsters from Anamosa prison after serving part of their sentences for violence linked to a Des Moines teamsters strike three years ago. The men, all with families, were said to have been led astray by more guilty co-conspirators. A public sentiment drive failed to sway the board, which reviewed the case with church officials and prison leaders speaking on inmates' moral and religious lives.
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Board of Parole
Anamosa
State Board of Control
Felix Pickworth
Lfe
W. G. Biggs
National Life
National Life Association of Des Midines
W. C. Biggs
Biggs
Sully
Frank Sherman
Fred C. Andreas
Bank of Sully
H. H. Whitaker
Sherman
Andreas
Gibson
Dallas
J. L. Gibson
hoge@holera
Sanders
Fort Madison
John Fletcher
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Great Western Accident Insurance Company
State Insurance Department
Ouimet Fails to Factor in Prestwick Open Race
American open golf champion Francis Ouimet trails badly after the first round at Prestwick in the British Open. Ouimet shot 86 for the 18 holes while rival Harry Vardon posted 73 and others scored 76 or better.
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Prestwick
Scotland
Francis Ouimet
Ouimet
Harry Vardon
Baseball Results Across Leagues Highlight Full Week
American League scores show Boston 8 over Chicago 0 and Philadelphia 4 over St. Louis 6. Detroit 4. National League features St. Louis Tastom 4 Pittsburgh 4 New York 3 Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 1 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 12. Federal League games Buffalo 3 Indianapolis 5 Baltimore Kansas City 2 Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 3 Brooklyn 6 St. Louis 4. Western League results Sioux City 5 Omaha 1 Lincoln 0 Topeka 1 Des Moines 6 St. Joseph 5 Wichita 5 Denver 8. Nebraska State League Norfolk 0 York 5 Beatrice 2 Grand Island 1 Superior 2 Kearney 8 Columbus 4 Hastings 14.
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Omaha
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Wichita
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York
Beatrice
Grand Island
Superior
Kearney
Columbus
Hastings
Empress of Ireland steering fault questioned in inquiry
In Quebec a legal counsel Haight said word reached him that the Empress of Ireland steering gear was disabled the night of the disaster. Galway testified he claimed steering issues on the last westward trip and wheel jamming occurred between 10 and 12. Kendall denied any bad steering and said the ship steered normally on the bridge. In Paris Deschanel suspended a sitting over Socialist upheaval as Binder demanded a discussion on streets collapse after the June 15 rain.
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Quebec
Haight
Storstad
St. Lawrence
Quartermaster Galway
England
James Francis Galway
Williams
Kendall
Lord Mersey
Galway
Kendal
Father Point
Paris
Paul Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Charles Maurice Binder
Embezzling Bank Teller Is Released
In St Louis Harry C Basler former paying teller of the Third National bank released after serving part of a five year term for embezzling fifteen thousand dollars. He has been with his family for ten days. President Wilson supports church unity in a letter to the Presbyterian General Assembly clerk in Philadelphia.
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Harry C. Baseler
Third National Bank
Wilson
Philadelphia
William H. Roberts
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Movement For Unity Among All Christian Churches
Mexico
Washington
Kelson O'Shaughnessy
New York City
Copenhagen
White House
O'Shaughnessy
Berlin
Vienna
Henry Lane Wilson
Georgetown University
Oxford
London
Tuesta
Iberta
Hlson O'Slaughnessy
Maffaires
Former Senator Hiscock Dies in Syracuse
Syracuse June 19 Former United States Senator Frank Hiscock died suddenly after an illness. He had been in poor health for some time.
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Senator Hiscock
Syracuse
N. Y
United States
Frank Hiscock
Reserve banks eyed for August 1 start
The organizing committee aims to have reserve banks operating by August 1. Secretary McAdoo will employ the secret service to catch income tax dodgers. Overseas filer Lieutenant Porte has mapped a route for his planned airplane trip. The Buelow steamship of the North German Lloyd ran ashore in fog near Myrtleden England. A mob’s second attempt to drive Mrs Paralee Collins from Horton Missouri ended with the probable fatal shooting of Isaac Collins and injuries to Mrs Collins, plus their cabin set ablaze.
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McAdoo
Secret Service
Porte
Buelow
Myrtleden
England
Ozark
Paralee Collins
Horton
Isaac Collins
Nelson O'Shaughnessy Emerges as Mexico Authority
Nelson O'Shaughnessy returns to Washington after securing Mexican passports amid a delicate crisis. The former chargé d'affaires in Mexico met President Wilson and advised diplomacy, having earned respect through constant efforts to aid Americans and Mexicans alike.
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Nelson O’shaughnessy
Mexico
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