Customs House Seized in China by Yen Hsi-Shan
In Peking June 20, Yen Hsi-Shan seized the Tientsin maritime customs house forcing staff to withdraw. The action, taken within the French concession, complicates foreign intervention prospects amid ongoing railway front fights near Peking and Nanking. The Nanking nationalist government had ordered the staff withdrawn as the establishment was closed temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Tientsin
Feader
Yei Hsi-Shan
Yen -Hsi-Shan
Tiantsu
Yen
Nanking
Carlier
Hayley Bell
Cass County Fair Premium List Now Off The Press
The premium list for the twenty sixth annual Cass County Fair in Atlantic is available at several locations and from secretary Carl E Hoffman. The booklet includes rules, information and prizes, with department superintendents named for horses cattle swine pig club poultry farm produce fruit and other divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Carl E. Hoffman
Relyea
Ray Qdem
A. A. Carlion
He A. Marshall
Carl H. Gocken
County Pig Club
Frank Oxen
Sheppy F. McCourt
R. F P. Roe
Clarence Vetter
Charles Jonson
Gompatie Arty
Clarenee Pallett
Family Day at Sunnyside Park Offers Free Fun and Baseball
Sunday event at Sunnyside Park promises a full family program with free playgrounds and a 2:30 p.m. concert by the Fri-Cities band. An Atlantic juvenile club faces the Marne kids in an opening 1:30 p.m. baseball game, followed by a Walnut Grove versus Hughes Motor Company clash. Admission is 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Atlantic
Cert
Anita
Adair
R. C. Rasmisson
Atlantic Juvenile Club
Marne “Kida
Walnus Grove
Brodycity
Atlantic Indenendent Club
Young’ Baseball Stata of
Diamond Nees
Hughes Motor Company
Council Bluffs
Lester (Boody) Ritondas
Jensen
University Irish
Pageant staged by M E church children
The junior department of the Methodist Episcopal church school will present a pageant titled The Best Day for Children’s Day observance. About thirty six participants perform a musical tale where children debate which holiday they like best and ultimately choose Children’s Day, with Ruth Linn as lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methoidist Episcopal Church School
Eyat
Ruth Linn
Harriott
Joyce Barnett
Bob
Robert Derry
Elsie
Bertha Snyder
Jane
Zetn Nichola
May
Jim
Charles Snyder
Sarah
Carol Askey
Donald Meredith
Benny Rows
Faye Rotherham
George Ross
Roy Baron
George Washington
Robert Milford
Robert Morris
Frederick Nebe
Jeni
Wowarth
Morey
Jane .Moyer
Pruilenea
Helen Pressnall
Charity
Mary Rotherham
Jonathan
James Connor
Ezekiel
Donald Milford
Hoyo
Velores McConnell
Dorothy Anker
Cinaman
Irwin Miller
Wendell Pollett
Robert Moyer
Uldrich
Betty June Welton
Esther Scarf
Shirley Gladson
Josephine Snyder
Biblical
Childrens
Marthd
Eve
Es Johnson
Miriam
Marjorio Foutapene
Ruth
Matiosd Ni Ray
Measure carries 136 million for waterway work
Washington June 26 The 136000000 omnibus rivers and harbors bill passed without a record vote and will go to conference to reconcile Senate and House versions. The measure expands authorizations for waterway improvements across hundreds of sections, with final action expected in conference. Senate adjournment over the weekend followed by nominations debate on Hanford MacNider for Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William KE. Hutchinson
SN. S
Washington
Senate
House
Senate Commerce Committee
MacNider
McNary
Oregon
Brookhart
Iowa
Former Iowa Woman Ends Life in Denver Slashing Throat
The body of Ella Everhart, 45, was returned to Boone Iowa, her former home, after a coroner ruled death from wounds self inflicted. Found in her Broomfield residence near Denver on Monday, the throat was slashed from ear to ear with a butcher knife. Her husband Frank Everhart is held for questioning.
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Hugland
Markets at a Glance New York June 20
Stock reaction after forenoon strength shows curb stocks generally lower with utilities off sharply. Bonds steady, easy money, renewal at 244 percent rate. Futures firm up to 16 points. Chicago wheat futures break sharply, foreign exchanges irregularly higher.
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New York
Eail
Ratton
Chicago
Forly Ball Beares Near Loula Bacon 3
A garbled OCR item references Forly Ball Beares, Loula, and Bacon 3 with scattered terms including New York and Cleveland. The readable fragments suggest a local or sports mention but lack coherent facts, dates, or measurable outcomes to summarize into a strong, discrete item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loula
Ae Bacon
New York
Cleveland
Inoue
Gangster Slain in Chicago as Warfare Resumes
In Chicago on June 20, police uncovered the body of Lorenzo Juliano, 37, head of a bootleg syndicate, marking the first gangland murder under Commissioner John Alcock and the return of violent underworld clashes after a brief lull following Alfred Lingle's death.
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Chicago
L N. S.1
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Tron
John Alcock Yearling
Lorenzo Juliano
Bootler
Democrats Map Platform At State Convention
Des Moines June 20 The Democratic state central committee met to set the platform opposing the state income tax and weighing a possible prohibition referendum. Daniel F Steck was chosen chairman of the state convention and George Finch was named temporary chairman of the convention. Otha D Wearth of Hastings was named temporary chairman of the state juvenile convention to meet August 6.
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Des Moines
N. S
Democratic
Fiehe
Pucity Lealers
United States
Daniel F. Steck
George Finch
Anas!hamed
Otha D. Wearth
Hastings
Poisoning Probe Targets Seventeen Men in San Francisco Project
A fragmented report notes seventeen workers on a San Francisco water project were poisoned after dinner. The botched investigation began today as several laborers were hospitalized with illness.
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Raat Feanuista
Reollow
San Francisco
Dinyer
Bank and Trust Firms' Law Practices Debate
Council Bluffs Iowa June 20 The Jews State Bar association discusses reform of bank and trust law practices with a committee to study real provisions. George Hise Des Moines vice president to preside and push for legislation to curb corporate legal activity. Justice Grimm urges closer attorney cooperation and opposes banks offering legal services. The group endorses a commission to revise corporation laws and consider waiving juries in certain cases.
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Councit Bluffs
Honey Upson Sims
Birrainghar
American Bay
Town Bar Association
Sims
George Lise
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Georg Hise
Des Moinés
Jews State Bar Association
Joseph I. Brody
Brody
Sant Trust
Grimm
Ilise
Bar Association
John M. Grimm
Cedar Rapids
General Assembly
Ito
Ratate
Iowan Slugs Wife With Hammer Then Commits
A chaotic clipping reports a man in Charles City Iowa killing his wife with a hammer and then taking his own life. The victim and suspect are named in a partial OCR, noting a Henry Sale and a Sekander signatory detail amid garbled lines.
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Hammer
Charles City
Jura
N.S.J
Henry Sale
Sekander
Public utilities magnate apologizes amid power cost criticism
Samuel Lasull of Berlin apologized to Frederick M. Sackett of Mentucky and withdrew criticism of Sci D's high power prices before a world conference. Sackett charged the sales price reflected the cost of production, asserting a 14 cent per kilowatt rate.
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Samuel Lasull
Inset
Berlin
Frederick M. Seckett
Mentucky
Eovey
Ggkashy
Sackett
Newlyweds Lost in Wilderness Near Alaska
William HL Albue of Carmel California and his wife Marjorie vanished while honeymooning in the Arctic Dawson region. They reportedly ignored trapping warnings and trekked northward toward Alaska intending to winter there before sailing for Siberia. Rescue teams failed to locate them as of May, with officials noting signs of possible death amid a harsh northern summer.
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Vanierhoot
RB. C
Jim
Manne
Meuntea
Arctic
Dawson Territory
Wilderless Hoethef
Earch
Mies
William HL Albue
Carmel
Cals
Jan
Alaska
Sibyria
Mes
Albeoide
Vanterhouf
Ini
Paying worker killed in Bedford truck accident
Bedford Indiana June 20 Edgar Tansy 21 was killed Thursday morning when the truck he was living in skidded and overturned on a muddy road near Bedford. He was employed by a paying construction company and lived with his parents in Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Edgar Tans
Payin Construction Companhy
News-Telegraph Force Picnic at Sun Nysale Park
Members of The News-Telusgraph Force and their families plan a picnic this evening at Sun Nysale Park. A program of sports including a baseball game has been arranged with a covered-dish luncheon to be served at Za'elouk. Miss Igne Pawnley and Miss Leong Tidwick of the city, attending various school activities, are mentioned among attendees.
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Lgne Pawnley
Leong -Tidwick
This
Jones Wins British Open and British Amateur in Same Year
Bobby Jones of Atlanta captured the British Open at Hoylake, finishing 291 for 72 holes to seal a historic double by winning both the Open and the British Amateur in the same year. Archie Compston led briefly but faltered with a final round 83 as Jones rose to 291, the seventh straight Open title for the United States era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews
Jones
United States
Great’ Britain
Archie Gampston
Diegal
New York
Diesel
Lw Neeied
Diegel
Bobby
Gallery
Wals
E MacDonald Smith
Henry Cotton
England
Compston
Stert Og
Baen
Co Jones
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Minnesota
American Supérer Corporation
Vermont
National Electric Light Association
Imail
Sleight
Ann Arbor
Mich. A
China
Cass County Fair
Noel Smoley
Righ
Wosepa
Moxyasas
Smoley
Mozyncky
Sunnyside Park
M. E
Fae
Aires
Tion of
Minny Brona
Glen ‘Pollatt
Milas Pollet
Shergo
Inusio
Segae
Marlo Pollett
Nce
Denver
Forly
Ball Beares
Charles Durant Maines
Peekskill Military Academy
Tader
Catlet
Windsor Fiver Military School
Probe Bank and Trust Firms
State Bar Association
Isi
Atlanta
Miv
Job Jepson
Misa "Thelua
Wielma
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