Unanimous approval of Paris finance reform law
Multiple brief items from across the United States and abroad report a ministerial council's unanimous vote on a Paris finance reform law proposed by M. Cailaux to unravel tangled government finances. Other notes cover a Martin bombing plane crash at Mitchell Field in Mineola and casualties, bus service plans between Des Moines and Boone, and Manila's ship reflag with unrest during crew changes.
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Paris
M. Cailaux
Flyer
Mineola
N. Y
Douglas F. Logan
Binbee
Ariz
Mitchell Field
Des
Moines
Ft. Dodge
Des Atelier E Southernation
Dex Moines
Boone
Webster City
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Chautauqua Opens Here Next Tuesday With Varied Program
The 1925 Chautauqua assembly presented by Redpath-Vawter opens Tuesday with a Rich array of acts. From lectures by Dr. Edward T. DeVine and Dr. E. T. Hager man to musical performances by Rainbow Saxophone Orchestra and Ridgeway Entertainers, the schedule spans through July 6 featuring humor, demonstrations, and a Hawaii themed concert by Albert Vierrs’s Hawaiian Players. Children's admission is 25 cents.
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Chautauqua
Redpath-Vawter Company
Cam Anente Asiaiticitytnecueeda Exh
Court House Yard
Tiseadsy
Rainbow Orchestra
English Labor Party
Ben Wilson
Rainbow Saxophone Orchestra
Ridgeway
Mra
Mabel Burns
Stiss Barna
C. E. Burgderfer
Tobias-Harper Company
E. T. Hagerman
Tobiaa-Harper Company
Egypt
The
Far East
Edward Burton MacDowell
Vierna
Lawrence
Denyes
Hawaii
Albert Vierrs
Abdel Krim Leads Hot French Attack on Front
Abdel Krim and his Rif forces launched a bold attack against the French Moroccan front. The fighting stretched from the Atlantic coastal waters to inland posts near Mellia on the Mouloya river, about 20 miles inland.
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Abdel Krim
Paris
INS
Abdel Krin
Posta
Mouloya
Mellia
Mediterranean
Pangalos Named Greek Premier and War Minister
London June 26 General Pangalos appointed premier of the new Greek government and has assumed duties as minister of war, according to central news agency from Athens.
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London
Pangalog
Haslso
Central News
Algpateh Today
Athens
Denver gang boss linked to Ames arrest mystery
Ames Iowa January 21 Chief of Police Cure announced the arrest of a man and a woman in a garage on the Lincoln highway. Police believe the man is James Sullivan a Denver gangster though he gave the name Fred Banti of Bronx City Iowa. The woman identified as Mrs Clarke Kenzie had a .32 caliber revolver and claimed her husband was in Fort Madison prison. Others in the car and a second vehicle fled. Telegrams from authorities spurred officials to hold the suspect until further verification.
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Ames
Cure
Fred Banti
Bronx City
Iowa
James Sullivan
Denver
Clarke Kenzie
Fort Madison
Harlan, Lows, Bank
Lincoln Highway
E. M. Jones
George Trousdale
Sullivan
Jim Davis
Ed Welch
Sioux City
de Witt
Chief Cure
Santi
Kenzie
Marshalltown
News-Telegraph adopts cash in advance for ads
The News-Telegraph announces a new policy requiring cash with order for all advertisements, except for Atlantic business district accounts with regular advertising arrangements. The move aims to curb unpaid accounts and streamline the office, not as a credit reflection.
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News-Telegraph
Atlantic
Telegraph
Mney
Chautauqua Ticket Sale Workers Hold Meeting
The executive committee met at Mrs. Carl Granville's home to discuss the seven day program starting June 10. About thirty five Atlantic women conducted a ticket campaign last week and expressed satisfaction with results. The Yocal management seeks community cooperation to secure enough ticket gates and urges gifts of season tickets to friends or to clergy and actors to aid the cause.
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Carl Granville
The
Chautauqua
Atlantic
Forming a New Cabinet in Greece After Bloodless Revolution
In Athens on June 26 the task of forming a new Greece was begun by M. Papanastas aiou after a bloodless revolution toppled the government of M Michalakopoulos and installed a new military regime. The bourse remained closed.
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Athens
Ins
Greece
M. Papanastasaiou
M. Michalakopoulos
Storm relief fund drive boosts tornado area aid
The News-Telegraph leads a storm relief drive for the tornado torn area north of Neëon with Oak Hill Ladies' Aid giving the largest donation. Other contributors include Oak BUN Ladies' Ald, Mia Virginia Wilkin, Brank Watson, Mrs Esskington, Mae nse B. Graham, and several small gifts totaling hundreds.
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News-Telegraph
Neéoin
Oak Hill
Oak Bun
Mia
Virginia Wilkin
Brank Watson
Shepherd Case Heads to Jury by Evening in Chicago
In Chicago on June 26, State's Attorney Crowe wrapped up closing arguments in the William Shepherd murder case, asserting Shepherd's frameup defense and alleging a conspiracy involving courthouse officials. The judge prepared to deliver instructions as the jury neared deliberation.
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Shepherd
Chicago
William Shepherd
Crowe
William Nelson McClintock
Harery Qiven
Municipal Court Aid
John J. Healy
Reichmann
Crowee
Oil at Hamburg Recall of Late Meighan Film
Oil at Hamburg mirrors a late Meighan plot as drilling on the James Spicer farm near Hamburg reaches 400 feet with one quart of oil recovered. A. B. Donaldson of Philadelphia funds the test, halted two years ago and now resumed. Drillers find oil-bearing sand after limestone and blue shale, with salt water beneath. Further oil expected between 250 and 500 feet. work stalled due to funding at 750 feet.
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Jast Jeyenini
Ulmburg
Tom Meighan
Omaha
James Spicer
Vhamburg
Tae Jwell
A. B.donaldson
Philadelphia
Ankeny farmer cleared in manslaughter case
F. E. Law faced a manslaughter charge after a machine fatally struck Mrs. H. H. Harris and her son Clarence in Des Moines on June 7. Judge Herman Beeb dismissed the charge after hearing evidence, clearing Law of the accusation.
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Des Moines
F. E. Law
Ankeny
H. H. Harris
Clarence
Herman Beeb
Law
Early Ball Scores From National League and American League
National League final: Boston 8 over Philadelphia 6. New York tied Brooklyn 0 in the first inning. Cincinnati 0 Pittsburgh 0 in the first inning. American League content shows St Louis 1, Philadelphia 3 in the fourth inning and Philadelphia 3, Washington 1 in the fourth.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York i
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh O
St. Louis
Washington
Bartlett Leads Swick in Trans Mississippi Semi Finals
Bartlett Ottumwa Iowa one up on J O Swick Des Moines after 18 holes in the Trans Mississippi golf tournament at the Omaha Field Club. Clarence Wolf St Louis ahead of Bob McKee Des Moines four up in the other bracket. Bartlett and Wolf favored to win this afternoon.
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Omaha
Art ‘Bartlett
Ottumwa
Golf Star
J. O. Swick
Des Moines
Omaha Field Club
Clarence Wolf
St Louis
Bob McKee
Bartlett
Americans Safe in Greek Camp
Americans were unharmed in Greece's bloodless revolution, dispatches to the state department reported by Consul Robert Fernald at Salonika in Washington today.
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Washington
INS
Greece
State Department
Robert Fernald
Salonika
Gillis Theatre Blast Leaves Dozens Dead in Kansas City
Kansas City firefighters battled a blaze and collapse at the Gillis theatre last night and Sanderson's restaurant today seeking bodies. Fire officials reported 30 to 50 dead, 23 injured, with several in Des Moines and Kansas City hospitals.
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Kansas City
Kenneth Duncan
N.S
INS
Sanderson’s
Gillis
J. M. Holmes
Holmes
Gill Theatre
Sanderson
A.C. Buckley
Robert Carey
Henry H. Schraeder
Schraeder
B. F P. Greene
Fifth Street
Gillis Theatre
Henderson
Walla
John B. Bogan
George Stout
Des Moines
Regents
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Adams
Caac
Evalhnia
Jousen
Penter
Cedar Rapids
Busines
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Bay
Hyateries
F. Koch
Nanly
Te Oa
Ames Police
Edward T. DeVine
American Welfare Workers
Lone Star Military Band
Das. A. Cooper
Hughie Fitzpatrick
William Keighley
Broadway
William Darling Shepherd
William McClintock
Encape
Hubert. M. la Follette
Madison
Wis
Chautauqua Ticket Sale
Storm Relief Fund
Hamburg
Cleo Donald
Jenny
Johny Morrison
Keosauqua Company
Onde
Swick
Alex. Henderson
Woold Reg de
Prece Ee
Vern McCullum
Wright
Lindens
Iamag
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