Iceland Premier Magnusson Dies in Nordfjord
Latest wire dispatches report Iceland Premier Magnusson died today in Nordfjord. Also noted: Charles Hoffman from Iowa State College departs in August to teach mathematics at Teheran Presbyterian College. Trust to pay 10 percent dividend at Lockridge Savings Bank. Betty Kilmer, 21, injured in Des Moines accident. jail liquor seizure in Des Moines. Iowa track meet results with Cedar Rapids favored. Indictments for assault in White Plains. Presbyterians expected attendance at 4th town synod and fellowship conference in Ames.
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Towan
Persia
Mount Pleasant
Charles Hoffman
Towa State
Presbyterian College
Teheran
de- Milaya
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Systod
Ames
Committeemen to Meet After County Convention Here
Local party leaders reveal details of Democratic and Republican committeemen named in wards and townships. The county convention is scheduled at city hall on July 3 with opening at 11 o'clock. Names include ward and township selections across Benton, Brighton, Franklin, Grant, Grove, Lincoln, Noble, Pleasant, Union, Washington, and other precincts.
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Toca Ind
Republic
Republican Party
L. M. Getz
John Blake
S.J. Marshall
Joe Burnea
Harry Swan
Relyca
Republican E
John Curry
Josh E. Marshell
Benton
Claude Kiteliiger
Leo -Prall
Brighton
W.C. Harvey
Cana
H. D. Kunze
Edna
George J.anetey
William
Keigh
Franklin
F. W. Beebe
F. E. Dennison
Grant
Sherm_ e Myers
BF H
Osen
Grove
Elmer Pellett
Union
PB Sherrer
Jennie Corbett
Victoria
E. E. Hastings
Washington
Henry Knop
A. G. McNeil
Mike
Fred "Herchenbach
Andrew
Former Atlantic Hospital Head Has Unusual Nursing Record
One of the first American nurses to sail for service in the early days of World War I was Miss Myron, former superintendent of the Madison General Hospital and ex-supt of Atlantic Hospital. She will attend the National Women's Overseas Service League convention in Oxville on June 27. Miss Dunn also served in Base Hospital 12, Chicago unit, from 1917 to 1919. She is a niece of J. S. Harlan, a well known Atlantic man, with many local friends.
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Frater
Myron
Nr. Mailison
Wis.) General Hospital
Oxvike
National Women's Overseas Service League
Miss Dunn
Peter Sorei
Chicago
J.S. Harlan
Atlantic
Eight Jurors Named From About Thousand Veniremen
Chicago June 24 Judge Harry B Miller presiding over the Durkin trial threatened to adjourn overnight as he voiced anger at nearly a thousand veniremen examined with only eight accepted for jury duty He warned that those not willing to serve were slackers and must face the country’s call in the wartime sense The jury selection proceeded amid tension with a night session possible to complete the panel.
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Chicago
N. S
Harry B. Miller
Martin J. Durkin
Edwin C
Severty Veniremen
Durkin
Miller
Former Elliott Residents Face Family Misfortune
Former Elliott residents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Warren, after a two year California visit, returned to Elliott and then Omaha. Their two daughters were in a severe auto accident and remain patients at a Methodist hospital in Omaha. Warren’s brother O J Gibson of Red Oak had a serious operation at Emmanuel hospital. Warren was later taken to Clarkson hospital for a serious condition at age advanced.
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News+Telegraph
W. H. Warren
Flliott
Elliott
California
Omaha
the-Methodist Hospital
Warren
Red Osk
Emmanuel
Ait Omahe
Clarkson Hospital
Bush Released by Washington Today
June 24 report says veteran pitcher Joe Dush was released by the Washington club. He endured a disastrous season, winning only one game and losing many. He joined Washington in a trade that sent Tom Zachary to St. Louis and may sign with Baltimore.
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Joe_Dush
Washington Club
Bush
Washington
Tom Zachary
St. Louis
Altmore
Internoagile
Club Held Session Amid Evening Involvement
Special report notes a club meeting conducted with a calm session. The wording mentions assistance and a communal effort, highlighting a supportive stance and shared involvement among members.
Frode Hansen charged carrying concealed weapon at dance
Frode Hansen, a well known Lochman, was arrested intoxicated and charged with carrying a concealed weapon. He waived to the grand jury after a hearing, bond set at $1,000. WIlliam Keefe of Creston was fined $300 for driving while intoxicated after waiving to the grand jury. bond set at $2,000.
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Frode Mc Haron
Lochman
Hansen
Keefe
Erand
Glending
Mantz
Audubon
Kette
Man Rescued From Tornado Dies in Shenandoah
Shenandoah Iowa June 24. George Fisher age 80 county supervisor of the poor died today from injuries suffered two months earlier in a car accident. He was rescued last week from the path of the Clarinda tornado that struck here while he was bedfast.
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Shenandoah
LN. S
George Fisher
Poor
Fisher
Girl Ponzi Grace Rouge Sentenced In Larceny Case
Grace Rouge known as the Girl Ponzi was sentenced to two and a half to five years in Auburn prison for larceny after netting about 200000 from stock activities. Her husband Charles W. Bangslee received two to four years at Sing Sing prison despite her plea that she acted alone.
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New York
I. N.S
Grace Rouge
Auburn
Charles WW. Bangslee
Sing Bing
Colonee Mitchell Undergoes Operation
Washington June 24 report states Colonee Mitchell former assistant chief of the army air service underwent an operation yesterday and is reported doing fine.
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Washington
Cal
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Yeaterday
Walsh targeted by charges over police chief position
Washington reports Peter Paul Walsh, Pittsburgh police chief, faces removal amid alleged improper actions to aid Pepper and Fisher in the Pennsylvania governor’s race. Senate inquiry planned. King of Utah notes no clear illegality but alleges concerted efforts to influence voters. A large vote count followed reports of liquor sales in Pittsburgh.
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Washington
Peter Paul- Walsh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Aolien
Atur Pepper
Fisher
Wey
Pennsylvania
King
Utah
Walsh
Senate
ae _ King
Tellis
Jones and Mehlhorn Lead British Open Race
Bobby Jones and Bill Mehlhorn share the lead in the British Open at St Annes and Lytham with 36 holes totals of 144 each. Walter Hagen sits third at 143 as American players outpace British contenders in difficult weather and fast greens.
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ST. Anes
Lytham
N.S
Bobby Jones
Mehlhorn
Chicago
Jones
Walter Hagen
Greatest religious tribute in history ends congress climax
Mundelein Ill June 24 The twenty eighth international congress closed with a pontifical Sayag and a grand procession. More than half a million Catholic prelates and tens of thousands of worshippers filled the seminary grounds by Lake Michigan as Cardinal Bonzano celebrated mass and Cardinal Hayes delivered the sermon. Representatives from many nations marched past the altar as drums and chimes marked the final rites.
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Mundelein
U.N. S
Eres
Montreal
Can
Copeland C. Burg
Mundeleln
Ill
Theological Seminary of
St.Mary-By-The-Lake
Chicago
George’ Cardinal Mandelin
Eed
Jona
Bonzano
Pius XI
Patrick Cardinal Hayes
New York
Cardinal Bonzano
Iowa State Home Economics Dean Resigns
Des Moines June 24. The resignation of Miss Anna E Richardson dean of the home economics division at Iowa State College Ames was accepted by the state board of education. She has served three years and will direct field work in child care and parental education. The resignation was accepted with regret and becomes effective September 1. Herman Knapp acting president announced.
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Des Moines
Anna E. Richardson
Home Economica Division
Iowa State Ent‘rege
Ames
State Board of Education
Richardson
Herman Knapp
Iowa State College
Sheriff Bound Over In Drunk Driving Case
Charles City June 24. Sheriff FE. E. Attleason of New Hampton posted $1,000 bond after being bound over to the Floyd county grand jury on a charge of driving a motor car while intoxicated. He serves as sheriff of Chickasaw county.
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Charles City
LN. S
FE. E. Attleaon
New Hampton
Floyd County Grand Jury
Chickasaw Colinty
American girl Lillian Metmar marries General Teruzzi in Rome
In Rome today an American bride Lillian Metmar wed General Teruzzi of the Italian army in a civil ceremony attended by Governor Cremonesi Ambassador Fletcher and many Italian notables including Mussolini and Signor Federzoni as witnesses.
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Rome
Juine
Pretier
Mussolini
Lillian Metmar
Teruzzi
Cremonesi
Fletcher
Signor Federzoni
Made New Plat Grisroad June 24
Fragmentary OCR notes report a June 24 event at Grisroad involving Ly Wright and Rel, with recent placement or arrangements referenced. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a local notice or brief item about a social or procedural action.
Farm Bloc Bill Endorsed in Senate Test Vote
The Dawes McNary Haugen farm relief bill cleared a major test when the Senate endorsed the measure by 45 to 33, creating a federal farm board to export surplus crops amid administration opposition to a loan plan. The House had previously defeated the Haugen component, ending the bid for the farm bloc.
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Dawes-McNary-Haugen
Washington
Ate
Federal Farm Board
American Agriculture
Senate
Robiscos “Farm Loan
Plas
House
Favor Farm Board
Dawes
Ea Il
Atlantic cattle top fat heifer market at Chicago this week
Two consignments of fancy Hereford heifers fed by Harry and Wayland Hopley of Atlantic led Chicago receipts on June 21, selling at $10 per cwt, the top for this grade. W. A. Hopley sent 97 head averaging 750 pounds, Harry 53 averaging 770 pounds. They cost about $254 per head last December and were fed on silage, corn, and meal with hay. About $10,700 represented the largest cattle deal of its kind in months.
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Harry
Wayland Hopley
Atlantic
Chicago
W. A. Hopley
South Dakota
Bottle Explodes Wounding Youth Near Shenandoah
A soda bottle at a small garage stand exploded injuring a crippled youth, cutting his eye and threatening sight. The incident occurred after a local outing with the Boy Rangers led by Rev William Mack, leaving participants shaken by the accident.
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Shenandoah
Earl Clutes
J. F
Boyz
William
Mack
Boy Rangers
Lewis
Afd
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