British Strikers Get Aid From ILGWU Ten Thousand
The International Ladies Garment Workers union announced a $10,000 contribution to the British coal miners strike. In Waterloo Iowa Devre Watson, Council Bluffs, was named to head the upcoming fraternal order of Eagles for the year, with FS Ot Haven elected secretary. Forty Russian refugees drowned when a ship sank en route from Varna to Odessa after a storm. In Cedar Rapids George A. Stephens, 64, died after falling from a scaffold while at work. Charles E. Ner, 68, noted inventor and electrical engineer, died in Jericho Vermont. Caillaux’s cabinet decree named Georges Robineau governor of the Bank of France. Austin Haines, former Des Moines newspaperman, nominated to the Minnesota legislature. James C. Morgan, Des Moines city park secretary, found not guilty of intoxication at a city hall picnic. Firemen’s dismissal appeal case in Des Moines is on the docket as district court hears the wave of economy.
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Eagles
Waterloo
Dévere Watson
Council Bluffs
Order of Eagles
Ot Haven
Wes
Deb Moines
Jamez C. Morgan
City Park Department
City Hall
Morgan
Frank Mathis
Dlamlaaal
Campaign plans in Missouri race involve speech sales
In Missouri's second district Democrat Clarence Ragadale of Kirnly Mo will raise funds by selling copies of his speech Our Freedom for 20 cents each. Boys and girls who sell the copies will earn two and a half cents per copy, with Ragadale promising to donate 2500 dollars to educational purposes in his district if elected.
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Jim Reed
Missouri
Clarence Ragadale
Moberly
Hia
Cam
Our Freedom
Bomb claim rocks McPherson kidnapping tale on Gold State limited
Train boarding Tucson inspector B F Greenwood reports seeing Aimee Semple McPherson in Tucson three weeks earlier and asserts a twin sister may have posed as the evangelist. McPherson challenges the assertion, the inspector claims the sighting stirred concern, and McPherson herself questioned the witness during interrogation aboard the California bound Gold State Limited.
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Gold State Limited
Los Angeles
Aimee ‘Semple McPherson
Tucson
B. F. Greenwood
Greenwood
Mrs. McPherson
Twedor
Greenwood McDole
McPherson
Hui Maeting
Mbity
Senate panel to probe Anti-Saloon War Chest records
Senate committee orders full financial records of the Anti-Saloon League since 1917. Wayne Wheeler and officials face subpoenas as the panel seeks contributions, subscriptions, payrolls, and campaign expenditures for a nationwide prohibition drive. Public access to contributor names upheld. no exemptions for churches or similar groups.
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Washington
Jon. S
National Organization
League
Ita
Reed
Wheeler
Ilaciteritae
Organisa
Westerville
Ohio
Anti-Salson League
la Foret
Namea“Angels
LaFolette
LaFollette
Uni 3
Funeral Rites For John Diimig In Local Catholic Church
The well known John Diimig died at his home on 702 Lo cust street Wednesday afternoon. Funeral services were held at SS Peter and Paul church this morning at ten, conducted by Rev P N McDermott. Interment was in Axax Dumicy full. Diimig, born August 4, 1855 in Rothenfels Germany, came to America in 1878 settling at Chatsworth. He married Mary Schubert in 1879 and had nine children living in Iowa, Nebraska and nearby towns. He moved to Cass county in 1895, later farmed on the Hayward farm where his wife died in 1908. He retired in 1910 and lived at 702 Locuspepred, Atlantic, until his death. He left widow Mrs Clara Benner Curry and nine children. He had been in good health until recent years and was a former director of the Cass County elation and old Low Pairing.
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SS. Peter and Paul
John Diimig
Locust Street
P. N. McDermott
John Dominick, Dumig
Rothenfels
Bavaria
Germany
America
Chatsworth
Mary Schubert
George
York-Nebst-Fred
Ransalnb
Orsa County
Dumiy
Cass County
Hayward Favre
Locuspepred
On-Detr
Atlantic
Clara Benner Curry
William Curry
M ‘Diimig
Two Killed and Two Injured in Crossing Crash
Sioux City Ia June 26 Two killed and two injured in a railroad crossing accident when a Milwaukee passenger train struck their automobile near McGuck South Dakota line. Mrs Sleezeland and Mrs Ni A Steil hospitalized with injuries including amputation risk. John Steil 14 unharmed. The Sioux City party were en route to Blue Lake for a picnic.
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Sioux City
Bino
Sen
Mc‘Guck
S. Ds
Sleezeland
Ni A. Steil
Ailey
John Steil
Local Shipper Claims Molasses Feed Boosts Cattle Quality
Thomas Hopley, a well known cattle feeder, shipped two loads to the Chicago market amid his cousins Harry and Wayland Hopley selling their cattle. The molasses feed, handled by William Deets, accompanied these Liberty cattle shipments bound for overseas trade.
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Thomas
Hopley
Chicago
Harry
Wayland Hopley
William. Deets
Anys
Mr. Hopley
Cummins Campaign Spent in Second District Report
Des Moines report shows the Cummins for Senator committee spent 3 561 22 in the recent primary to renominate Albert B Cummins as Republican candidate. J Reed Lane Davenport and others each gave 600, funds used for printing advertising and postage. The filing with the secretary of state was disclosed today.
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Des Moines
J. L. Hecht
J. Reed Lane
Anita Band to Furnish Music for Farm Bureau Picnic
The Anita Concert band, drawn from Anita Atlantic Griswold and nearby towns, will provide music for the Cass County Farm Bureau picnic on Monday July 5 in this city. Ira Welch chairs the band committee and C Rasmissan leads the group. The program includes an historic patriotic pageant by Miss Matthews and township baseball at Sunnyside park and the Cass County fairgrounds.
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ANITA
Farm Bureau Picnic
Cass County
S P
Atlantic
Griswold
Ira Welch
C. Rasmissan
Welch-Moore Shoe. Company
Chestnut
Matthews
Cass County County Fair
Sunnyside
Cass County Fairgrounds
Sunnyside Park
Zaiv
Administration Farm Relief Plan Allowed For Senate Vote
Washington June 26 President Coolidge won a concession from the farm bloc when members agreed to let the administration’s 100 million dollar cooperative marketing bill come to a vote before adjournment. Senator Watson withdrew his motion to lay aside farm relief legislation, paving the way for a possible Monday vote after further action on veterans measures. The farm bloc warned it would oppose all relief plans not favored by its members, while Watson said he did not oppose the Fess plan but sought a vote on the measure the President supports for farmer relief.
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Washington
Coolidge
Watson
Indiana
Goolidge
Senate
Watzon
agaiMonday
Farmbloc
Ee Eee
Coos
Three Killed as Freight Engine Explodes in New Haven
New Haven railroad officials report three men dead and two injured after a freight engine exploded today. A crater fifteen feet deep opened near the site, with officials issuing a formal statement on the accident and its cause.
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New Haven
Conn
NJ S
New-Haven
Wife Deserter Nabbed in Iowa
New York June 26 reports a man from Brooklyn identified as a wife deserter was nabbed in Iowa. Details are incomplete due to damaged text but indicate police action and arrest in connection with abandoning a spouse. Further information unavailable from the readable fragment.
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Iowa
New York
Henry
Ober
Brooklyn
Adleea
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International News Service
Aid
New
York
International Ladies Garment. Workers Union Today
Sofia
Varna
Odessa
Charles E.ner
Chitt
Western Electric Company
Jericho, Vt
Patits
Greph Catliguss
Tomy Gegan
M. Caillaux
George Robineau
Bank of France
Austin Haines
Minnesota
Minnepolis
Haines
Town Hound
Firames
City-Firamen
A- Wavasof
Waaf
Anti-Saloon League
Block Island
R. I
Cummins
Humboldt-Bank
Ian
Agricultural Bloc
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