52 Bodies Recovered From Coal Mine Disaster
Latest By Wire reports that the Carolina coal mine wrecked by explosions yielded 62 dead, with all but three victims identified. Other items note a mayor’s appeal against certain magazines, war dead buried in Iowa, famine cannibalism reports from Yunnan, a priest’s $53,000 estate, booze labeled fish in Illinois, goat gland claims in Moscow, and debt funding moves involving France and Canada.
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Coal Glen
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Carolina
Chinese students storm police station leave eight dead
In Shanghai on May 30 thousands gathered as police fired on a crowd trying to free fifty demonstrators arrested during a strike at Japanese cotton mills. Eight people were killed and four wounded in the clash.
Healing of Civil War Rift Shown at Atlantic Cemetery
A well known Southern woman, member of the Daughters of the Confederacy, laid flowers on a departed Union veteran's grave at Atlantic cemetery. The act symbolized a mending of old wounds as the stars and stripes flag waved over the graves in the city.
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Atlantic Cemetery
Southland
Daughtara
Confederacy
Stara and Stripes
Local Schools Outline New Teaching Roster for Next Year
The county district plans a full slate of re elected instructors across elementary and high schools. New hires include Emma Apfer as normal training instructor at 1800 and Carl Goeken teaching agriculture and mathematics. Vacancies remain in English public speaking physics and commerce.
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Susan Saar
Carrie Wilkon
Anna C. Temple
Morris
Hazel Busgee
H. G. Singer
Ainual
Helen Warteh
Commercial Nova Whoa
Miss Butler
Ergenbright
Misa. Sprague
Grant
Jackson’ School
Alma Beckwith
Ana Miss Bell
Vern Br Ul
Miss Byrne
Lincoln School
Putchner
H. E. Smith
F. Johnson
Nellie, Johnson
Carrothers
Berg
S.C. Frink
P. GC. Russell
Guthrie Center
W. R. McIntire
Russell
Carl Goeken
Myr. F. C
Commercial Department
Nellie M. Smith
Cass County Fair Board Holds Good Meet Last Evening
The Cass County Fair Board held a constructive meeting last evening. The group discussed measures to improve stock pens, including a seven door fence with an angled wire top. Winners for the final events will receive prizes and ribbons, with possible cash prizes next year for grand champions.
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Cass County Fair Board
Iiense County Fair Board
Cass County Calf Club Tours County Tuesday
Cass County Calf Club will tour the county by auto on Tuesday with Roy Snyder of Iowa State Extension leading talks on judging, feeding, and care of stock. Parents, club members, and local farm groups accompany, with visits to Henderson, Hedrick, Possel, Metz Selbeck Kitelinger Brewer Walker, McMadden and Sannyterds, and final stops in Cass township. A picnic dinner at the McMadden farm precedes judging and weight estimation, with cash prizes for closest weights.
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Cass County Calf Club
Cass County
Roy Snyder
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Anes
Mer
Snyder
Hays
Farm Bureau
Gass County
Ine Naute
John Henderson
Mern Hedrick
Renton Township
Lowell Possell
Metz
Selbeck
Kitelinger
Brewer
Walker
Brighton Township
McPadden
McMadden
Burnside
Blakesley, Pont
Wissler
Cass Township
Des Moines Honors War Vets In Memorial Day Parade
Des Moines observed Memorial Day with a downtown parade at ten o’clock and services at cemeteries. In Woodland’s Gold Star plot, mothers of Iowa who fell in France led a service honoring Captain Harry McHenry and other war casualties, with Mrs. Low McHenry presiding.
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Des Moines
Woodland
Mothers of
Iowa
France
Low McHenry
Harry McHenry
Rainbow
Early ball scores from national games reported
National contest results show Polehnre four St. Louis one in the final. American Phil nine NK two in the final.
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National
Polehnre
St. Louis
Americac
Phil
President in Memorial Talk Flays Scofflaws
President Coolidge delivered a sharp critique of federal overreach and lax local enforcement during a Memorial Day address before Grand Army of the Republic members. He urged stronger local government and warned that national unity relies on states fulfilling duties and upholding laws, praising stricter crime prevention. He noted prohibition as a state prerogative once national action compelled uniformity and criticized uneven enforcement and legal evasion across states.
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George EL Purnon
Grand Army of the Republic
Coolidge
Washington
Grinnell Commencement Exercises Set for June Sixth
Grinnell College will hold its seventy eighth commencement on Saturday June 6 with Hill prize contests in singing an annual trustees meeting in the forenoon followed by class exercises and the censor play Annie and the Man by Bernard Shaw in the evening President Movin will deliver the graduation address Sunday morning the seniors and faculty will assemble in the Congregational church and Dr Edward A Sterner will give the benediction
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Grinnell
CIA
Grinnell College
Edidorelage
Homard Shaw
Movin
Siilay
Edward AL Sterner
College Choir to Present Sullivan Te Deum in Major Key
The college choir will perform Sullivan's Te Deum in a major arrangement, with a ceremonial concert expected to draw faculty and students.
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Sullivan
Muatjor
Norwegian Cabinet Divided Over Amundsen Search Plan
Oslo reports a split in the Norwegian government over sending an expedition to search for the Amundsen Ellsworth flyers who departed Spitzbergen a week and a half ago. After cabinet talks, officials plan another meeting to decide on relief plans and possible dispatch of planes amid anxious public mood.
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Oslo
Norway
Polar
Amundsen-Ellsworth
Spitzbergen
Amundsen
North Pole
Aeronautic Society
Navy Beard
Woman Surrenders After Shooting Under Bridge
Lorna McDonald a Black woman turned herself in to Des Moines police after hiding under the University avenue bridge for 48 hours. She claimed self defense when Dave Scott attacked her with a razor, though Scott faces a 60 day sentence for excessive liquor use and his razor incident.
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Des Moines
INS
Lorna McDonald
University Avenue
Dave Scott
Lorna
Scott
Hoover to deliver Penn College commencement address
Herbert C. Hoover, member of the President Coolidge cabinet, will speak at Penn College commencement in Oskaloosa Iowa on June 12 or 13. He is a Friends Church member. his mother was a Friends preacher. Voice amplification plans aim to reach ten thousand attendees in the Chau tauqua auditorium.
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Oskaloosa
Herbert C. Hoover
President Coolidge
Penn College
Friends Church
Washington, D. C
Friends Educational Institution
Iowa
Hoover
Chau‘tauqua Auditorium
Atlantic and Territory Honor the Nation's Dead
Veterans of all wars observed a loving day with fitting exercises and flowers at gravesites. The ceremony reflected the highest ideals of those who served, honoring the nation’s departed heroes.
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Atlantic
Territory
Memorial Day Observances Decorate Graves At Atlantic
Graves of soldiers in Atlantic were decorated this morning as patriotic groups gathered at the courthouse and marched to Evergreen cemetery. Rev George D Rogers spoke at the city hall tribute to heroes, with readings from Lincoln and Gettysburg addresses. Sunset service at Sunnyside Park closed the day with Navy honors and patriotic songs.
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Court House
Oeldeks
George D. Rogers
The
Baptist Church
Rogers
J. S. Presanall
G. A. R. Post
F. M.mutter
Rev
America
Alp
Sunnyside Park
Tov
M. A. Gable
McMermaott
Legionaires
Atlantic Boy Scouts
Farvaver
News-Telegraph
Haliday
Anita
Uptown Park
Evergreen Cemetery
Main Street
Christian Cnurety
Fourth
Chestimut Streets
B. Wi. McEldawney
Wm. Hyckman
Death riding on cowls as drivers seek new laurels at speedway
Indianapolis May 30 The 50 mile leaders were Poolo Cooper Hartz Lewis Duray Shafer Hepburn Ellingboe. At 75 miles Cooper pressed De Paolo for the lead and the distance time was 43 27 77 at an average 103 49 mph. The 600 mile race started at 10 am with a $20 000 purse plus awards for best lap lead at half way and every 100 miles. About 200 000 spectators filled the Speedway as cars lined up in rows for the start.
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Indianapolis
Danl W. Harris
LN. S
Speedway
Ind
Death Fidine
Miller
Duryea
Luezenberg
de Polazy Miller
Hartz
Junior
Cooper
Lewiss Miller
Hepburn
Ellingbow
Fiat
Burding
Duepelite Keises
Elliott
Miltany Miller
Cammers
Hill
Shattuck
Devore
Duvzenberg
Moerton
Jones- Whither
Jones
de Palma
Vail
Duesenberg
McDonaugh
Skelly
Duesvenberg
Shaler
Drive Against Vice On Mexican Border Announced
Washington May 30. Col. Le C. Andrews generalissimo of government duty law enforcement announced an international drive to clean up the Mexican border where crime and vice have raised a stench that reaches the high heavens.
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Washington
Col. le -C. Andrews
Generalissime
Osteopaths Elect Des Moines Leaders At Convention
In Des Moines on May 30 Dr. Joseph Swart of Kansas City Kansas was elected president of the General States Osteopathic association at the close of a three day convention at the Hotel yesterday afternoon. Dr S H Kierner of Kansas City Mo was chosen treasurer and Dr R B Gilmour of Sioux City was re elected secretary.
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Des Moines
Joseph Swart
Kansas City
Kas
Ceneral States Osteopathic Association
S. H. Kierner
R. B. Gilmour
Sioux City
Weather outlook with storms and warmth in east
Partially overcast with likely local thunder storms tonight and Sunday. Warmer temperatures expected in the extreme eastern portion tonight and into the weekend.
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