Goold Shooting Case Reversed by Town Supreme Court
Local taxi driver A E Goold sued in 1921 for negligence after a shooting injuring him and Alexander. The Town Supreme Court reversed the lower court ruling, remanding for new trial, with Judge Wheeler’s verdict overturned and the case sent back for retrial. Defendants include Dean Ruggles Saunders and Highley, Anita residents part of a posse pursuing robbers observed near Arion.
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Supreme Court
Goold
Wheeler
High Court
Plantiff
A. D.dean
H. G. Highley
John ‘Ruggles
Lake Bear
T. 'T.sauniers
Anita
Aly
Carl
Gagldbein
Alexander
Marshal
A-D
Dean
A. S
Arion
J. Marshal
Adair
District Court
No Crews Found in Big Robbery at Kimballton
Special to News Telegraph reports a Kimballton robbery where two stores lost about 4000 dollars in merchandise. A state bureau finger print expert photographed prints at Carlson general store. No crew checked losses. Omaha bloodhounds were canceled after advice from the expert.
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Kimballton
News-Telegraph
State Criminal Bureau
Carlson General Store
Omaha
President Urges Merger Of Rail Lines For Service
President Harding urged consolidation of U S railroads into a few systems as a rational step to solve transportation problems. He warned against government operation and favored rail labor board modifications to aid a successful plan. He cautioned that failure would require costly policy experiments and risk political corruption and regional jealousy.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Harding
United States
Rail ‘Board
Ong
Dart
A& Constitution
Iig
Cminyeviten
Manitoba Votes Wet After Seven Years of Prohibition
United Press reports Manitoba voters end seven year bone dry era by approving government liquor sales. Winnipeg returns show 46 359 for and 20 371 against in city. province wide wet 81 628 to 49 358. Legislature must confirm before sales begin.
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United Press
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
Harding Works In Kans Wheat Field
President Warren G Harding visited a one hundred acre Kansas wheat field near Hutchinson on June 23. He drove a binder and observed harvesting, seeking firsthand insight into middle west wheat farming issues. Senator Capper escorted the presidential party, signaling focus on agricultural policy for the Senate agricultural bloc.
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Associated Press
Hutchinson
Kans
Warren
Harding
Kansas
Ohio
Middle West
Capper
Senator Capper
Senate Agricultural Bloc
King Albert Hurt in Breaks From Riding Incident
King Albert of Belgium sustained a severely fractured wrist and other injuries after being thrown from a horse at Loeken. The United Press report from Brussels dated June 23 notes the monarch’s injuries and the incident’s immediate facts.
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United Press
Brussels
Belgium
King Albert
Loeken
War Over Disbursements Challenged by Comptroller General
Washington June 23. The sweeping authority over federal disbursements asserted by Comptroller General McCarl was challenged today as employees compensation payments resumed after he had refused to pay. The move appeared to have backing from President Harding.
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Associated Press
Washington
General McCarl
Federal. Gov
Harding
Heat Wave Death Toll Rises to Twenty Third
Associated Press reports Chicago records a new heat death, bringing this week’s toll to twenty three as temperatures soar to around 94 degrees. Authorities note the ongoing heat is blamed for the fatalities.
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Associated’ Press
Qhicago
Deareca
Prize for radio training camp instruction in 1923
The Radio Corporation of America offers a modern receiving set as a prize to the man who delivers the best instruction at this year’s military training camps running from August 1 to August 30, 1923. The competition is open to students in the White and Blue courses.
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Omaha
Nebr
Radio Corporation of America
Depositors Organize After Walnut Bank Failure
A Walnut depositor group formed to work with the defunct American State Bank of Walnut and seek plans to raise the bank from collapse. M. Moore was named president and Ole Olson treasurer at Thursday’s meeting. the bank closed on May 28.
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Walnut
Ija
American State Bank of
Dy M. Moore
Ole Olson
Moore
Avoca Man William Franz Dies at 75
William Franz a former Avoca resident now of Fargo North Dakota died Thursday at his family home in Avoca aged seventy five years four months and seventeen days He leaves five children Henry Jr Augusta Eberhart Mrs Bussey of Griswold and Mrs Tollenger of Omaha Funeral services will be held Sunday at two o'clock at the Second Congregational church Avoca with interment in Avoca cemetery
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William Franz
Fargo
Henry Franz
Avoca
Henry, Jr
Shelby
Augusta Eberhart
Post Office Purse Depleted Delays Mail to Europe
Washington June 23 Postmaster General Harry New said parcel post and some first class mail to Europe may be delayed until July 1 due to exhaustion of post office funds. The $6.5 million 1924 appropriation for this purpose is exhausted and delays are inevitable until new funds become available.
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Europe
United Press
Washington
Parcel Post
Post Office
Harry New
United Press Today
Post Office Department
Treaty Extension Signed by Hughes and Geddes
A convention extending the 1920 Anglo American treaty for five more years was signed in Washington on June 23 by Secretary of State Hughes and British Ambassador Sir Auckland Geddes.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Hughes
Sir Auckland Geddes
Council Bluffs Lads Try Death By Own Action In Quarrel
Edward Falers aged 22 and Lester Rhoades 26, both of Council Bluffs, were injured when struck by a switch engine near Missouri Valley after a quarrel with Effie and Ada Kennedy, sisters aged 16 and 17. Witnesses say the youths attempted to end their lives. the engine stopped before hitting them. City Marshal George Culledin stated the girls corroborated the attempted suicide tale. The four youths had been together late night and again about 7:30 this morning when the accident occurred around 8 o'clock.
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Missouri Valley
Edward Falers
Lester Rhoades
Council Bluffs
Effie
Ada Kennedy
al- Tost
George Culledin
Administration Seeks Treaty To Curtail Airplane Horrors
The administration plans to submit a senate treaty with major powers including the U S Great Britain Japan and Italy. It would impose drastic regulations to curb war use of airplanes and outlaw bombing civilians during military operations. Smaller nations would be asked to follow later. The pact resembled the Washington arms conference agreement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
U. S
Great Brance
Japan
Italy
Senator Pitt to Speak at Red Oak July 4
Senator Milton B Pitt of Crus Osi will speak at Red Oak's July 4th celebration under the American Legion, backed by the Iowa Farm Bureau. Dan Turner of Corning and Dan Desdunes Band head a free program featuring baseball games, races, fireworks, concerts, and a horseshoes contest with prizes. The Red Oak event includes five concerts with both the Desdunes and Municipal bands, and an admission free policy aside from a dance and concessions.
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Milton. B. Pitt
Crus Osi
Sel
Uudeicon Splat
Red Oak
American Legion
Pith
House of Representatives
State Senate
Iowa Farm Bureau
Iowa
Dan Turner
Corning
Turner
Dan Desdunes
Montgomery County Horseshods Fitchers Association
Tacoma Man's Boat Held by Soviets
Tacoma reports the coast guard cutter Bear heads for the Siberian coast to aid the American schooner held by the Soviet government on charges of violating trade rules. Owner General J. M. Rishton was informed by the state department that aid was en route.
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Tacoma
Wash
Coast Guard
Bear
Siberian
J. M. Rishton
State Department
National Commander Owsley to address Legion district meeting
About 5,000 American Legionnaires are expected at the Cedar Rapids district gathering Sunday where National Commander Alvin will speak. Banford Post will host the event and coordinate arrangements.
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Owsley
Cedar Rapids
Associated Press
Cepar Rapids
American Legion
Alvin ‘Oo
Ban ‘Ord
U S Seizes Booze Aboard Baltic Protest Is Filed
United Press reports U S treasury agents seized 6 000 bottles of liquor from the Baltic ship store room after breaking British seals at New York on June 23. A protest was filed by Captain Roberts, citing passengers right to liquor outside the three mile limit. London papers discuss British responses and new seizure orders following Berengaria cases.
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Washington
Treasury Dept
United Press
New York
U.S. Treasury Department
Prohibition
Camfield
Baltic
John Roberts
Roberta
A. T. Hattrick
Charles Connor
Customs Service
Brooklyn
Roberts
London
America
Great Britain
Moss
Itis
BE. A. Sprague
U. S. Public Health Service
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Carmen’s Strike Likely In Des Moines
Des Moines June 23 President F C Chambers of the Des Moines city railway said the company would not meet the carmen wage demand. An arbitration board recommended two cents but the men rejected it. A strike vote is expected Sunday or Monday at a mass meeting.
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Associated Press
Des. Moines
F. C. Chambers
The
Des Moines City Railway
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