Pope Letters Stir Vatican French Ruhr Crisis
Rome reports a tense stand off between the Vatican and the French government over the Pope’s Ruhr letter. A planned July 8 reception at the French embassy was indefinitely postponed amid Senate repudiation of the Pontiff’s actions. Moessagera says Ambassador Jonart will seek motive clarification as Vatican seeks rapid normalization of Ruhr matters.
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Fight special canceled for Dempsey Gibbons bout
United Press reports a conference between Peddy Hayes and Southern Pacific Passenger Agent Monchan led to canceling the Los Angeles fight special planned to take fans to the Dempsey Gibbons fight in Shelby Montana on July 4.
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Nine Salts Injured By Aggie In Philadelphia Incident
A fragment from a Philadelphia report notes nine Salts injured by an Aggie aboard a schooner or ship. The brief mentions sailors Nino and fore and an improvised melee resulting in injuries. No clear dates or full identities are given in the readable text.
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Fragmentary Forecast Promises Minutes Of Searing Johr
A garbled line hints at predicts progress or minutes of a meeting, mentioning Johr and Searing. The readable fragment suggests a forecast or summary but lacks clear individuals, places, or dates to confirm a definite event or outcome.
Harding and party tour Yellowstone today and Sunday
President Harding and Mrs Harding will spend today and tomorrow in Yellowstone National Park after traveling from Gardiner Montana. Park officials map an exact schedule to view geysers as the party travels from Lake City Utah.
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Tailor Shop Fire in Orange Texas Causes Big Loss
A tailor shop in Orange Texas suffered a severe blaze after a match or spark dropped into a gasoline vat in the cleaning area. The resulting explosion and flames destroyed business houses and caused an estimated loss of 250000 dollars. Police and fire crews responded to the incident.
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Insane Commission Remands Aged Man to State Hospital
W. H. Tener aged seventy told the insanity board his home is in Heaven when asked his residence. He was remanded to the Clarinda insane hospital yesterday afternoon and this morning was taken to the hogpitch by two attendants. He is an uncle of Leo Tener and a brother of Mrs. Beil of West 8th Street.
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Election of Ford to Presidency Would Be Bowing to Mammon
New York June 30 Henry Ford campaign issue quoted Charles D Hilles Republican national committeeman from New York warned the idea of Ford's presidency bowing to Mammon He said Ford's candidacy must be taken seriously and printed in the New York World This summary preserves the key named figures and the central claim of the source.
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Typhoon Floods Manila Streets Prompt Flood Transport
A powerful typhoon struck Manila causing major streets to flood. Canoes are now used for transportation as the city contends with rising waters and storm damage. The AP dispatch notes widespread disruption across the capital.
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Olander Seeks Habeas Corpus in U S Court
Olander petitions the U S court for habeas corpus relief after a conviction and sentence. The defense argues the writ should be considered over several days as General Gibson presents the case and arguments on the legality and proper transfer of custody.
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President asserts sympathy for workers amid labor debate
President Harding declares the administration does not seek to crush labor or provoke conflict with unions. He says the goal is to lessen capital labor strife and align both sides with the public interest, noting some seek decisive clashes across the capital labor divide.
Walnut Woman Grand War den elected in Iowa Assembly
Mrs Ruth Neff of Walnut received word on Tuesday that she had been elected Grand Warden of the Rebekah Assembly of Iowa by a large majority. She has chaired the legislative committee and the board of instruction, with congratulations pouring in from friends statewide. Her husband, Le Adack, is Grand Master of Iowa IO.
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World's Champion Hurdlers Near Town for Midwest Meet
Athletes en route to Omaha for a Midwest track and field meet were involved in an accident at Tta and Maple streets yesterday. The incident touched Charles Brookins, University of Town hurdler and world record holder, among others. Brookins was unnamed and linked to Drake club and Tech.
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Gompers Takes Exception To Harding's Speech
Washington June 30 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor assailed President Hardings labor policy speech in Helena Montana arguing labor demands action not words He said repeated charges of conspiracy against organized labor have been denied by high business leaders and that the Harding administration lends aid to the campaign against labor, a claim he rejects.
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City to pave about twenty five blocks this year
The city of Atlantic will save approximately twenty five blocks this year, above a mile and a half, with alleys. Work will be received at seven o'clock on the evening of July 17. The council met to finalize street and alley paving and protests filed by residents were on record. The planned paving includes Sixth Street from Spruce to Pine, Main from 5th to 9th, Elm from 8th to 12th, Luther, Gedur and Birch from 5th to 6th, Hickory from 5th to 10th, Laurel from 4th to 6th, Palm from 6th to south side of Locust, and Third from Poplar to Locust. (Continued on Page 2)
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Judge and Family Start Long Travel Tour
District Judge Tum Whitmore and his wife and son have left the city for a lengthy vacation likely to last until September. They will visit Canada Betruit Heston New York Norfolk Newport News Washington and many other points on a comprehensive eleven place tour their friends hope they enjoy every minute of the journey.
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Illinois Adjutant General blamed for Herrin riot
Springfield report from the legislative investigating committee holds Adjutant General Black of Illinois largely responsible for not sending troops during the threatened Herrin riot. Condemnation is directed at all officials who had a hand in the affair as the findings are made public.
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Fontanelle Plans Fourth of July Celebration
Special to News Telegraph reports Fontanelle boosters in Forttangile stirred up interest for Independence Day events. A dozen cars displayed banners inviting Massenaites to spend the Fourth in the Adair town.
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Weather outlook promises clear skies for Fourth of July
A weather forecast from local meteorologist promises calm conditions for Independence Day. Skies are expected to be mainly clear with normal temperatures and light winds across the city and surrounding territory.
Secretary Mellon In London Sets U S Stand On Liquor Ships
Secretary Andrew W. Mellon arrived in London aboard the Majestic and told reporters the United States has no intention of relaxing the policy of confiscating liquor on incoming ships. He said the issue offers no solution until Congress meets.
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Banks Show Increase in Bank Reserves
NEW YORK June 20 The actual condition of clearing houses banks and trust companies show they hold all excess in reserve 12 805 220 This is any excess in reserve of 4 846 170
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Lasker guests hear speech charging British ship interests
London dispatch reports speeches aboard the Leviathan during its trial trip criticizing Britain. W R Gibbs, naval architect, allegedly claimed British crookedness of shipowners and that America would sweep Britain from the seas. Lasker denied hearing such remarks. Gibbs said the comments were misinterpreted and expressed admiration for Britain.
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Wills Filed for Probate in Clerk's Office Here Today
Two wills are entered for probate in the district court clerk’s office. The first, Heinrich Riedemann of Noble township, leaves all property to his wife for life with the remainder to the children per stirpes, dated August 13, 1909, witnessed by John Mueller and Emil Rail. The second, H E Bartley of Atlantic, who died recently in California, leaves property to his wife then to three children Chas H Burney Mary E Crosby and Amy B Laird, dated February 7, 1913, at Atlantic.
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Massena Young Ladies Return From Eastern Trip
Misses Berths and Katherine Cruize have returned from a three week tour of eastern states. The former teaches at the local school in Massena and the latter teaches at Reokuk, Iowa. Their journey covered many cities and points of interest.
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