Robbers Loot Two Stores At Kimballton
Robbers looted two Kimballton stores early today stealing about 4000 dollars in merchandise. Carlson's dry goods and grocery and Paaborg's gentile furnishings suffered the heaviest losses, with Paaborg reporting 2500 dollars in goods taken. Sheriff Jorgensen and state agents investigated, leaving prints and photos as leads.
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Kimballton
News - Telegraph
CO. E. Carlson
Paaborg
Gente
Carlson
Faaborg
Aaborg
Jorgensen
Audubon
Ugd
Hrbrande
T Vonly
Omaha
Green’ ‘Bay
Green Bay Lumber Company
Ft. Dodge
Members of Legislature Picnic at Four
A fragmented notice reports a town legislature gathering held after months of political rifts and defeated bills. The event emphasized harmony, public building, and a renewed accord among invited lawmakers.
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Aroun Ashi
Ake
Towa
Jung
Des Moinés
Robbers Strip Man Then Release Him On Chicago Tracks
Peter Anderson, in underwear and a straw hat, was seized by police after blocking traffic and two elevated trains in Chicago Loop. Robbers stole his clothes. one bandit was captured and Anderson’s garments were returned.
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Ivy Courtlawwy Press
Chicago
Peter Anderson
Anderson
Bluffs Boosters Visit City Next Week
Des Moines booster tour counters the event as a two day visit planned for Tuesday and Wednesday with a parade and entertainment in each town. Council Bluffs businessmen travel with a high school band that placed third in an international Chicago contest. The delegation will arrive at noon, perform a concert, and leave after an hour as Mayor Mountain confirms the schedule and a large crowd is anticipated.
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Des Moines
Chicago
Bluffs
Mayor Mountain
Woman slashes throat in author A G Wells apartment
An Austrian woman, unnamed by police, cut her throat with a razor in the apartment of the British author A G Wells who was translating several of his books into other languages. No motive was given.
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Associated Press
London
A. G. Wells
President Arrives in Kansas City for 12 Hour Visit
United Press report notes President Harding and party arrive in Kansas City Missouri at 10 80 oclock for a 12 hour stay en route to the Pacific coast and Alaska. Governor Hyde accompanied the party and will join later for an address by the president tonight amid radio announcements and transportation talks.
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United Press
Kansas City
Harding
Pacific ‘Coast
Alaska
Hyde
Kangas
Liner Berengaria and Baltic liquor seizures at sea
New York reports that the Baltic liner slipped into quarantine with 6182 bottles of liquor under British seal defying the three mile limit. Treasury officials planned to board foreign ships to seize all liquor aboard as New York dry agents act. London asks about British jurisdiction after the three mile limit.
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New York
Treasury Department
Washington
London
Appraise Land on Ruhr Place for City Sewer
Appraisers Bend Wood E T Shannon F Jensen D O Herbert C D Mc Neil M P Nichols appointed by Sheriff McKee set the Louis Ruhr place land value at 145 per acre for sewer construction in the city’s southwest area. Rahr may appeal but has not decided on action.
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Ruhr Place
Yale and Harvard in Annual Water Classic
Yale and Harvard crews prepared for the fifty sixth annual rowing classic in New London Connecticut. Weather was excellent and heat cooled while Yale freshmen defeated Harvard freshmen by four lengths in the two mile varsity race.
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Associated Preas
NEW
London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Brookhart Gets Out Of Russia Alive Today
Constantinople June 22 reports Brookhart and Senator Smith leaving Russia safely after a tense transit. Brookhart remained steadfast, moving onward toward Hungary as observers describe the perilous journey and the stubborn resolve of the Odesea delegation.
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Brookhart
Russia
United Press
Constantinople
Smith— W
Odesea
Hungan
Tragedy Report From Clinton Ta June Incident
A fragment notes a tragedy in Clinton Ta with details unclear. The terse item references Gao and an incident on June 22, leaving key names and context unreadable in the OCR snippet.
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Clinton, Ta
Gao
Legion Spectacle Staged at Sunnyside Park
A large crowd witnessed the Legion post production titled Victory at Sunnyside Park last night. Joe's Concert Orchestra led a program postponed from Flag Day due to weather, delivering a pleasing spectacle by about a hundred Legion members.
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Sunde Park
Legion Post
Joe
Baruch Advises Farmers to Buy Armour Grain Firm
United Press reports Barnard Baruch proposes co operative purchase of Armour Grain by farmers or grain growers groups. Ogden Armour and Geo Marty confirm Baruch suggestion and indicate Armour open to conversations with potential farmer partners to form a cooperative marketing firm to raise wheat prices.
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Baruch
Armour Grain
United Press
Chicago
Armour Grain Company
Barnard My Garuch
Ogden Armour
Geo. Marty
Armour
Old School Mates Hold Reunion in Atlantic Omaha
A reunion of long time school mates is under way in Omaha with Atlantic residents prominent in attendance. The gathering echoes a 32 year old round robin letter among local ladies and will bring visitors to Atlantic next week. Notable attendees include Mr and Mrs John Annen of Chicago and Mrs Plum Garruthers formerly Miss Plima, among others, marking a notable social event across the country.
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Atlantic
Omaha
Ifrom
John
Annen
Chicago
Rose
Gona
Gathvin
Plum ‘Garruthers
Plima
Klingaman resigns to head National Retail Dry Goods group
O E Klingaman director of Iowa University extension will resign to lead the research department of the National Retail Dry Goods association and join a joint committee on trade relations. Headquarters will be in New York City and he plans to leave June 34. The extension division has grown since 1913 and spans municipal information social welfare education service business administration and public health education.
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Iowa City
O. E. Klingaman
University of Iowa
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Tiy
New York City
Klingaman
State of
Town
Shepard-Towner Funds
Iowa
My Klingaman
Des Moines to host first annual state shooting contest
DES MOINES IOWA June 22 An event for bank robbers and vigilantes to hold a shooting contest is announced. It is the first annual state shoot of the Vigilant Committees of the Iowa Bankers Association. County meets will precede a Des Moines state tournament at Camp Dodge with aims to select an Iowa civilian to compete at Camp Perry.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Almaner
Iowa, Bankers Association
Camp Dodge
Camp Perry
Waterloo Man Elected Commander of Spanish American War Vets
Waterloo resident John Boeller was elected department commander at the state annual encampment of Spanish American War veterans in Creston Iowa on June 22 1924 Geo Peters of Des Moines was named senior vice commander A L Huntington of Creston was chosen junior vice commander and Edward Sands of Des Moines became chaplain The Waterloo man received the 1924 convention honor.
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Associated Press
Creston
John Boeller
Youth Is Hanged at San Quentin
Lawrence Campbell aged 19 was hanged here today for the murder of Leslie Nichols, an automobile man, last year. The report notes a house party planned by J. G. Whitney and wife and references a past reunion in Atlantic and Omaha with mention of Amy Wood Bagg of Springfield, Massachusetts.
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Associated Press
San Quentin
Calif
Lawrence Campbell
Leslie Nichols
J. G. Whitney
Tih
Sprice
Traitors Not Political Prisoners Debate Draft Evaders
In Greston Nebraska a World War I era reunion deplored press and officials for labeling draft evaders as traitors. A resolution urged President Harding against releasing them and criticized the media’s stance on the issue.
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Greston
Harding
Dr Jones Returns to Practice in City
Local surgeon and Jones Hospital proprietor Dr G R Jones has fully recovered from illness and completed an overhaul of his facility on Walnut Street. After months away practicing in California, he confirms re opening the hospital and readiness to take on patients and cases.
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G. R. Jones
Jones Hospital
Walnut Street
California
Atlantic
Justice Stevens Likely To Head Bar Assn
Mason City Iowa June 42 An address by J I Lewis former U S senator from Illinois and election of officers mark the high spots of the concluding session of the State Bar Association here today Justice B Stevens of the supreme court is expected to be elevated to the presidency of the association
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Associated Press
Mason City
J. I. Lewis
Furmer U. S
Illinois
State Bar
B. Stevens
Supreme Court
Heat Wave Toll Rises Across Cities With No Relief
Chicago reports four more deaths and widespread prostrations as the week ends, total heat fatalities reaching nineteen. New York sees relief but twenty four hour tallies show high heat and fifteen deaths yesterday. Detroit notes a lightning death and seven heat prostrations amid rising temperatures and a light rain.
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United Press
Chicago
Weather Bureau
New York
Detroit
Mich
Perry Postmaster Harry Mash Dies at 62
Harry A Mash aged 62, Perry postmaster, died at his home after brief illness. No mourning was observed locally, per Associated Press dispatch from Perry dated June 22.
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Ing
Associated Press
Perry
Harry A. Mash
Hig
World Court was Harding's theme in first speech
In St Louis on June 22 President Harding addressed a packed Coliseum crowd and Rotarians, framing his West tour speech around the World Court. He criticized the League of Nations and outlined a more independent court, funded by nations and with judges appointed by each country. He emphasized national recovery and industrial progress since the war, signaling careful consideration of criticisms.
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ST. Louis
United States
Missouri
Presi Dent
Coliseum
West
Hiss
World Court
League of Nations
Senate
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