Americans at Dawes Conference in London
Delegates from the United States Kellogg and James A. Logan Jr. attend the London Dawes reparations conference at the Foreign Office with advisers. Prime Minister MacDonald stresses unity of Germany and security for investors while Herriot regards Dawes as a starting point and proposes MacDonald as chairman. Heriot-Herriot-MacDonald agenda to be set. Hankey named secretary general as talks adjourn to resume tomorrow.
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Associated Press
London
Inter Allied Conference
Dawes
St O’c'rch
Foregn
Ican
Kellogg
Colt James A. Logan, Jr
MacDonald
Mr. MacDonald
Germany
Herriot
France
Premier MacDonald
Maurice Hankey
Commons
Paris
Reparations Committee Outlines Dawes Plan Policy
The reparations committee in Paris laid out a five point foreign policy for implementing the Dawes plan. It calls for Reichstag approval of necessary laws, installation of executive bodies, alignment with German bank and railway provisions, deposit of bond certificates, and securing a loan of 800 million gold marks once conditions are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Paris
Reichstag
Anderson Denies He Wants Agriculture Job
Des Moines July 16 J H Anderson Republican governor nominee candidate denied rumors he would seek secretary of agriculture to replace the late Cassady. He called the suggestion unfounded and unwarranted and said he remains in the race for governor only, not the agricultural post.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
J. H. Anderson
R. W.cassady
Anderson
Cassady
Iowa
Missing cashiar of Wyoming company shot by his friend
Clyde N Fisher cashier of the Gunn Quealy Coal company was shot and fatally wounded by mine foreman J Walker while en route to a mountain cache of food water and blankets two miles from a coal camp. The payroll valued at over 6000 dollars disappeared with Fisher and a public search failed to locate him.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Clyde N. Fisher
Gunn Quealy Coal Company
J. Walker
Fiher's
Fisher
Leach
Robb discusses child problem and crime prevention
Winfred E Robb of Des Moines former Polk county sheriff and 168th Infantry chaplain gave a talk on the making of a criminal at the Methodist church. The event promotes the Iowa Children's Home with pledges from attendees and described home work to place orphans in good homes for useful citizenry.
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Winfred E Robb
Des Moines
Polk County
168Th Infantry
France
Methodist Church
Robb
Conductors Delay Endorsement of LaFollette
In Cedar Rapids the Order of Railway Conductors delayed endorsing Senator Robert M. LaFollette due to late hours. L. E Shepherd said action would occur tomorrow. The convention discusses next year’s venue with bids from Cleveland Cincinnati Minneapolis and others, likely to be decided Friday.
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Cedar Rapids
Robert M. LaFollette
L. E Shepherd
LaFollette
Cleveland
Cinciinnatti
Minneapolis
LaFolette
Conference For Progressive Political Action
Waterman and Byers Lead Cedar Rapids Golf Meet
Mrs Waterman of Davenport and Mrs Byers of Cedar Rapids led the opening rounds in the women's championship flight at the country club course. They both shot 93 to hold medal honors, while Mrs Beardsley of Cedar Rapids broke 100 and trailed by six strokes. Observers expect a final match between Waterman and Byers as they are in separate brackets.
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Cedar Rapids
Country Club
C. D. Waterman
Davenport
F. C. Byers
D. E. Beardsley
Waterman
World Flyers Reach English Landing Field
American army airmen on a world flight landed at Croydon England at 2 08 P M after a 225 mile leg from Paris in three hours and three minutes. Lt Lowell H Smith led the squadron with the Chicago New Orleans and Basti on the field crowds cheered as they signed autographs and exchanged greetings with Mrs Stuart Maclaren. Col Robert M Thompson sent wishes from Le Bourge and the airmen expressed good health and high spirits. A parallel report notes Stuart Maclaren is six hours overdue at Paramashiro Island and a Japanese destroyer heads north to locate his craft.
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Associated Press
Croydon
England
le Bourget
Croydet
Paris
Lieut
Lowell H. Smith
Stuart Maclaren
World Flyer
Far East
Sam
Smith
Maclaren
India
Chicago
Les Ne PF
Arnold
Nelson
John Harding, Jr
New Orleans
Leigh Wade
A. M. Ogden
Bastion
Whch
Robert M. Thompson
le Bourge
Tokio
Paramashiro Island
Kuriles
Paramashira
Toshimoye Lake
Yotorofu Island
New Radio Device Claims Soundless Interference Elimination
John Hayes Hammond Jr describes a radio system that uses curved dented rays to isolate sender and receiver so only a compatible device can read the message. He predicts cross Atlantic print transmission and plans Vatican Observatory experiments and a private audience with the pope about radio use.
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Hy Ausoviated Press
New York
John Hayes Hammond, Jr
Italy
Hammond
Atlantic Ocean
Hammonis
Vatican Observatory
BUREAU PLANS MARKET WORK
The American Farm Bureau Federation outlines plans to invite farmers to buy and operate a $26 million grain elevator system. A five company cooperative will take over facilities, with a $4 million working capital and capital stock structure including common and class A and B preferred shares. Directors from Iowa join the board, with La Salle Street offices in Chicago and a major incorporation.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
John W. Cloverdale
Cooperative Grain Marketing Company
J. M. Dyer
Spencer
Iowa
Iowa Farmer Elevator Association
J. W. Coverdale
South
LaSalle St
Cooperative Marketing
Iowa Tennis Tourney Winners Not Picked
Fort Dodge July 16 Semi finals and finals slated today at the northwest Iowa tennis tourney entering its third day. Ted Swenson Cedar Rapids vs Baker Decorah and Joe Van Ginkle Des Moines vs Dr P V Janse Laverne in semis. Laura Fry Cedar Rapids defending women's champ advances to final. Fort Dodge sisters Alice Ford and Helen Ford contest semifinal for place in final. Third round men s doubles begun Walker Anderson Fort Dodge and Van Ginkle Hefley Des Moines favored to advance.
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Fort Dodge
Northwest Iowa
Ted Swenson
Cedar Rapids
Baker
Decorah
Joe van Ginkle
Des Moines
Dr. P. V. Janse
Laverne
Laura Fry
Floyd Evers
Alice Ford
Helen Ford
Fort Dodges
Walker-Anderson
van Ginkle-Hefley
Past Week Favorable For Corn Says Report
Des Moines reports a week of favorable weather with excellent corn growth but estimates that about one third of acreage may not mature to marketable corn. Haying and harvesting progressed rapidly while oats benefited from cool weather and winter wheat yields remain good. The berry crop looks solid but northwest counties still need rain.
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Des Moines
Northwest
Sioux City Girl, 14, Weds. Family Record
Jessie McKnight aged 14, a Sioux City sixth grader, married yesterday to Guy V. Welch, a packing house worker, setting a new low age record in the McKnight family. Her mother was 17 at marriage and a sister wed at 15.
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Associated Press
Moux City
Jessie McKnight
Sioux City
Guy V. Welch
Packing House
McKnight
Iowa Campaign Man For LaFollette Named Cedar Rapids
Al W. Maxwell a longtime Democratic editor in Iowa and Oklahoma will manage the La Follette campaign in Iowa He plans county organizations and says Iowa supporters will raise funds if the national committee lacks money to fund the effort.
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Cedar Rapids
al W. Maxwell
Iowa
Oklahoma
Robert M. LaFallette
Maxwell
Wisconsin
Wheeler May Support LaFollette in Campaign
Senator Wheeler of Montana said he would likely back Robert M. LaFollette this year, ruling out John W. Davis as a choice. He would not accept a LaFollette vice presidential nomination and stressed he is not quitting the Democratic Party, though he may align with the Wisconsin senator's independent bid.
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Associated Press
Washington
K. Wheeler
Montana
Daugherty Investigation Committee
Robert M. LaFollette
John W. Davis
Wheeler
Morgan
United States
la Follette
Democrat Party
Anle
New York
Senate
la Follette Bloc
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Daugherty Committee
Tax Appeal Board Plans New Work
Washington July 16 Machinery created by the new tax law for adjustment of tax claims was formally set in motion with the organization of the board of tax appeals. The 12 members include Charles D Hamel of North Dakota, chair. Plans call for the board to form committees of three with headquarters in cities central to local communities to reduce taxpayer travel to Washington for claims.
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Associated Press
Washington
Board of Tax Appeals
Charles D. Hamel
North Dakota
Chairan
Canada Church Union Bill Passes Parliament
The church union bill uniting the Presbyterian Methodist and Congregational churches of Canada passed its final stages in parliament. The house of commons approved a senate mandate allowing congregations to remain from the united church if they choose.
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Ottawa
Church Union
Presbyterian
Methodist
Congregational Churches of Canada
House of Commons
Senate
United Church
Gibson Opinion Supports Francis Aide Approval Questioned
Des Moines July 16 Attorney General Gow says in response to opinions by Miss May E Francis superintendent of public instruction and F Clark chair of the house committee that the superintendent and governor hold power but approvals may be set aside by proper proceedings He notes Deputy Nelsom lacks required teaching experience and that the governor's appointment could be reviewed by the legislature Seven opinions by Clark cover the superintendent's action in certain school rulings and the Francis committee plans next week to report to the house.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Ben J. Gow
May E Francis
Public Instruction
F. Clark
House
Ent
Mias Nelsom
Mias Francis
Misa Francie
Clark
Francis Commitee
House of Representatives
Bachool
Interest Drop for Farm Aid Lowers Direct Loan Rate
The Federal Farm Loan Board reduced the rate on direct loans to cooperative marketing associations from 5.5 percent to 5 percent. Officials say the cut will aid this year’s crop investment and reflect a permanent financing system for farmers. The intermediate credit banks lent over 58 million dollars last year to about 200 000 farmers, operating at a small profit with the lower rate.
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Associated Press
Wahimeton
Federal Farm Loan Board Today
Cooperative Marketing Associations
Cooper
Crysfit
Youth 12 Dies After River Wading Accident at Ellig Beach
Cedar Rapids reports George Mocha aged 12 drowned after stepping into a 12 foot hole while wading with two friends near Ellig beach. A lifeguard struggled to free him as Francis Messinger attempted rescues. Mocha later died despite initial signs of recovery.
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Associated
Cedar Rapids
George Mocha
Ellig Beach
Mocha
Francis Messinger
Republican Convention Officers Are Announced
Dubuque July 16. P R Bald ridge secretary of the republican state central committee announced the selection of officers for the state convention July 22 at Des Moines Temporary chairman H E Spangler Cedar Rapids secretary Mrs Nath an E Kendall Albia assistant secretaries Mrs Guy S Brewer and Mrs Lou McHenry Des Moines and Mrs Chas K Needham Grinell official reporter H E Beach Des Moines reading secretaries Thomas Watters Jr E F McMahon Bruce Flyick Paul Hewitt Neil Garrett Ora Williams and Mrs A H Hoffman Des Moines and C J Hager Waukon Chief door keeper G A Brunson Algona sergeant at arms Col James FE Thomas Red Oak chief usher R G Clark Webster City Invocation by Rev W A Longnecker Knoxville.
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Associated Press
Dubuque
P R. Baldridge
Republican State Central Committee
Des Moines
H. E. Spangler
Cedar Rapids
Nathan E. Kendall
Albia
Guy S. Brewer
Lou ©. McHenry
Chas. K. Needham
Grinnell
H. E. Beach
Reading
Thomas Watters, Jr
E. F. McMahon
Bruce Flyick
Paul Hewitt
Neil Garrett
Ora Williams
A. H. Hoffman
C. J. Hager
Waukon
G. A Brunson
Algona
Col
James FE. Thomas
Red Oak
R. G. Clark
Webster City
W. A. Longnecker
Knoxville
Woman Helps In Search For Gabe Simmons
Davenport July 16. A woman recalls Gabe Simmons hiding near the tri cities after the West Liberty murder of Orton Ferguson. Police report sightings in Rock Island and Moline while a road camp destination is noted. A Clermont arrest of a man resembling Simmons occurs. Leo Redbird denies the claim and says he is Winnebago en route to a Dakota reservation.
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Davenport
Jabe 5Simmons
Orton Ferguson
West Liberty
Tri-Cities
Rose Steckle
Simmons
Rock Island
Moline
Tri- Cities
Ferguson
Simmons M
Associated Press
Dubuque
Gabe Simmons
Clermont
CC. C. Wright
Fayette County
Weet Union
Muncatine
Leo Redbird
Wisconsin
Dakota Reservation
Suspect in Ferguson Slaying Not Gabe Simmons
A man held for identification in the West Liberty murder case bears little resemblance to Gabe Simmons. A long distance message notes differences in eyes jaw teeth and other features. Perry reports the detainee will likely be released after description comparisons.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
West Union
Gabe Simmons
Orton Ferguson
West Liberty
Simmons
Strict Censorship Shuts Brazilian News Lines
Rio de Janeiro reports say the Brazilian government halted the American Press Association from sending or receiving news dispatches in Brazil. The blockage also appears to block AP and United Press exchanges deemed unfavorable to government interests.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aiires
Rio de Janeiro
American Press Association
Brazil
United Press
Rebels Free Prisoners in Sao Paulo Clash Report
Official dispatches from the Brazilian embassy state prisoners freed by revolutionists were among those captured yesterday as Brazilian troops fought rebels at Sao Paulo. Front-line activity was reported with rebels said to be giving ground. A later wireless from the General Belgrano in port carried a Brazilian foreign office denial of a British report that rebels had advanced to within eight miles of Santos.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sao Paulo
Buenos Aires
General Belgrano
Brazilain Foreign Office
Andee
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Cloverdale
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J. W. Davis
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George White
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West Virginia
Mr Davis
Frank L. Polk
Stetson, Jennings, Russel and Davis
Davie
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
National Bank of Commerce of New York
Tax Appeal Board
Canada
Gibson
Reed
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Sweetheart
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