Iowa labor backs Brookhart in key convention endorsement
The Iowa Federation of Labor endorsed Senator Smith W. Brookhart for re election at its Waterloo convention. Labor called for a federated program including old age pensions, abolishing private employment agencies, more funding for employment bureaus, child labor amendment ratification, injunction limits in disputes, and life tenure removal for federal judges.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Iowa Federation of Labor
Smith W. Brookhart
Brookhart
Labor
Inwa
Labor Federation
Cooperative Legislative Council
Labor and
Farmers
Federated Legislative Program
Aty Law
Furthe
Judicial convention at Bluffs July 29 to name two judges
The Fifteenth judicial district Republican convention will name two candidates for district judge to fill vacancies left by the death of Judge G W Gullison and late Regem Woodruff. Call shows Cass county entitled to eighteen delegates. Bench contenders Dewell and Ratcliff expected nominees with no others seeking nomination.
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Republican Judicial Convention
Fifteenth Judicial District
G. W.gullison
Regene BR
Woodruff
Council Bhaffs
Q. Bruinizton
Ferguson
Casq County
Dewell
Ratcliff
Thu
Funeral for Mrs Edella Frost Held at Presbyterian Church
Funeral services were held today for Mrs Edella Frost a well known Atlantic pioneer who died Wednesday at a local hospital The service began at two o clock at the Presbyterian church with Rev G D Rogers officiating The Eastern Star attended in a body and many floral offerings marked the affection of a wide circle of friends Pallbearers were B M Willard Chas S Lian Wat Nichols A A Wmigh J F Byers and Bert Y Bukter The county courthouse was closed from 2 30 to 3 30 in tribute to her husband H F Frost long time custodian of the county building
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Edella Frost
Any “Atlanntic
Presbyterian Church
G. D. Rogers
Hastern Star
Atlantié
B. M. Willard
Chas
Lian
Wat! Nichols
A. A. Wmigh
J. F. Byers
Bert Y. Bukter
County Court House
H. F. Frost
Council Defers Storm Sewer Action Amid Golf Row
Washington reports a fistic incident at Chevy Chase Roll links where Senator Joe Robinson knocked down Dr. James F. Mitchell, a nationally known surgeon, during a four‑some with Col. Edward Glifford and Mitchell’s party. Robinson said the affair is regrettable. Mitchell offered no comment.
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Washington
U. P
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
James F. Mitchell
Chevy Chase
Robinson
Statesman
Mitchell
Col
Edward Glifford
Treasury
Thos. J. Walsh
Jones
Kendrick
Teachers Enjoy Big Reception At Sunnysite Park
More than 300 teachers and faculty members from the summer extension school attended a large reception at Sunnysite park. Guests toured the city, lemonade and wafers were served by PTA and Camp Fire volunteers, and free movie tickets were distributed by Atlantic theatre sponsors. An auto tour and a forthcoming July track meet were noted.
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State Teachers’ College
Sunnysite Park
Atlantic
R. W. Steen
Atlantic Theatre
Tedders
PTA
Walter Gregorsen
Mrs. Steen
Lewis Ball Team Plays Here Sunday
Lewis and Atlantic play ball at Sunnyside Sunday afternoon. The game will be called at 8300 pi mu. Atlantic is hoped to win and the Lowry players are confident of a victory. A good game of ball is anticipated regardless of which dean tei Chiplis.
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Lewis
Atlantic
Sunnyside
Lowry
Dean Tei Chiplis
Gashed Senators Demand Protection In Rhode Island
In a chaotic scene described as a flashpoint yesterday, senators fled the state capital amid threats and unrest. Protesters demanded protection, and the senate adjourned as authorities moved to shield lawmakers from potential harm.
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R. I
Stato Santkal
Hye State
Senate
Henny
Indictments Unsealed Over Million Dollar Fast Mail Robbery
Ten persons were indicted by a federal grand jury for the sensational $2,075,000 robbery of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul fast mail train on June 12 near Randout Illinois. The case marks a major federal probe into the high profile heist. Meanwhile in Rangoon British India three American round the world planes arrived today after a leg from Bangkok Siam signaling progress in transoceanic flight.
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Randout
Rangoon
British India
Bangkok
Siam
Wilsons political will disclosed in Baltimore dispatch
A Baltimore dispatch quotes a New York correspondent reporting that Woodrow Wilson drafted a memorandum before death outlining party principles. It calls for League of Nations membership, support for the Permanent Court of Justice, enforcement of all laws, lower federal taxes, tariff reform, farmer relief credit, a revamped transportation department, and strict religious freedom with church-state separation.
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U.S
League of Nations
Permanent Court of Justice
Treasury
Congress
Department of Transportation
Wilson
Slayer of College Student Is Hanged
Florence June 20 A D Ward a man from New Ko was hanged at dawn today in the state prison for the murder of Ted Sie Mid Arizona University student. He killed McNally with an axe after bringing her into a car and shot Gioach Miss McNally. The victim’s father witnessed the execution and testified against the slayer.
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Florence
Ann
A. Polwin D. Ward
newKo
Ted Sie
Arizona University
McNally
Ward
Miss McNally
Lightning Strikes Stanford Man in Hamburg Chickenyard
A 45 year old identified as Stanford Colting was struck and killed by lightning in Hamburg on Tuesday while his parents looked after a chickenyard. The incident occurred during a bolt of lightning. Local authorities report the death as an accidental fatality.
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Mhhnandoah
Stanford
Colting
Hamburg
Bull Creek Flood Problem Theme At Meeting Last Eve
City council discussed a five foot sewer project to tame Bull Creek on Elm to First streets with an estimated 40 000 cost funded by front foot charges. Despite public backing after recent floods the motion to postpone passed with one vote against.
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Tenth
First Streets
Elm
Walnut
Maple Street
L. Getz
Elm Street
Mayne
Morrow
Second
Bergh
Gela
Tom CG. Smith
Botna
Audubon County
Cass County
Bull Creek
Beelanan
Elm‘street
Third Street
Betna
Addy
Arthur Mayne
Japanese Press Reacts to Hughes Reply on Immigration Act
Tokyo papers express disappointment at Secretary Hughes reply to Japan's protest against the immigration act. Jiji deems it insincere and unrepresentative of American sentiment. Asahi, Nichi Nichi, and Kokumin voice doubt and regret, predicting continued conflict over racial provisions.
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TOKIO
U. S
Hughes Ty Jpan
Poe
Jiji
America
Aisahi Flathy
Coca Cola King Seeks Divorce From Youthful Wife
Atlanta June 20 special to News-Pilegraph Asa Candlored, famed for heart affairs, filed suit for divorce from his second wife Bes Little Ropun Landler. The multimillionaire and father of children charges cruelty and humiliating conduct by the youthful wife. The couple, married after an elopement in Texas, separated about a year ago amid a $500000 breach of promise suit pending by Mrs Oneisenn de Rouchelle of New Orleans.
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Atlanta
Asa
Bes
Ropun Landler
Hileman Spher
Adler
Tes
Bride in Knickers Weds in Des Moines Yesterday
Alu M. Janes of Des Moines wed Giles Render of Des Moines at five yesterday afternoon. The ceremony at the Baptist parsonage on Seventh Street was performed by Rev. Georges D. Rogers. Friends from Des Moines attended as witnesses. The bride wore a boyish suit instead of traditional wedding attire and the couple departed for Omaha that evening.
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Suirt
Alu M. Janes
Dey Moinus
Giles Evoe Render
Oleluck
Seventh Street
Georges D. Rogers
Des Moines
Omaha
Reds Still Control Farmer Labor Party In Minnesota
In St Paul on June 20 the national committee of the new Farmer Labor Party met after adjournment at the convention to organize and discuss methods of work. It aimed to finalize plans for negotiating with the conference for Progressive Political Action in Cleveland and to elect an executive committee and chair. The communists who ruled the convention reportedly hold control of the national committee.
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BT. Paul
National Farmer Laboor” Party
Orgauiae
Conference For Progressive Political Action
Cleveland
Judy
Wife of Senator Curtis Is Dead
Washington June 20 1920 Mrs Charles Curtis wife of Senator Curtis from Kansas died after years of illness. She had long been ill and had recently shown visible improvement prior to her death. She was affectionately known to the senator and recognized him only at rare intervals.
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Curtis
Washington
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Storm Deluge Strikes Clinton City and Vicinity
A sudden heavy wind and rain damaged property across Clinton and surrounding areas. Utility services disrupted as communications and power suffered. extensive but unverified losses reported from the storm’s surprise approach.
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Clinton
U. P
Heat Wave Deaths Spark Midwest Storm Relief
Heat wave across the Midwest caused multiple deaths and prostrations as temperatures spiked to 110 degrees in some areas. Thunderstorms cooled cities like Chicago, with six deaths in Ohio and one in the East. Storms disrupted wires and forecasts called for unsettled weather tonight across the region.
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Chicago
U. P.y
Middle West
Ohio
Iowa
Missouri
Indiana
East
Niagara Falla
Tuva
Weather Bureau
Cook
Greer Freed of Shooting Charge Then Rearrested
Horace Greer former chauffeur to Mable Normand was acquitted by a Los Angeles jury of shooting Denver socialite Courtland S Dines at a New Year party Miss Normand and Edna Purviance attended The same day Greer was rearrested on liquor possession charges found in his rooms shortly after the shooting
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Los Angels
Horace Greer
Mable Normand
Courtland S. Dines
Denver
Greer
Theo Charre
Dines
Dawes to Make First Campaign Speech in Lincoln
General Charles G. Dawes, Republican vice presidential nominee, will deliver his first political campaign speech in Lincoln Nebraska. He plans the event around September 1 to honor Nebraska delegates who backed him at the Cleveland convention.
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Dawes
Lincoln
Chicago
Uspj
Charles G. Dawes
Neb
Nebraska
Cleveland
Forest Fires Rage Across New Mexico Forests
Ten forest fires driven by strong winds scorch five national forests in New Mexico and Arizona. Firefighters report little headway amid extreme dryness and heavy gales as efforts to contain the blazes continue in Albuquerque and surrounding areas.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
N. M
U. D P
Arizona
Effurt
Weather Summary With Partial Forecast
Partial forecast notes cooler temperatures in the southeast and southern portions tonight. Saturday is expected to be fair with light to moderate winds and no precipitation indicated in the readable text.
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