Minnesota Senate Races Shift as Johnson Leads
Magnus Johnson, farmer laborite, gains in Minnesota’s special U S Senate race with early 1 110 precincts counted showing Johnson ahead of J A O Preus and James A Carey. Gov Preus concedes election path as turnout climbs toward 600 000 plus statewide voters.
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St. Paul
Minn
Magnus Johnson
Gov. Press
Carey
Johnson
Preus
M&m
Pauly
Kimball
Newt Nelson
J. A. O. Preus
James A. Carey
World Court
League of Nations
United States
Minnesota
Associated Press
James A.larley
Republian
James A. Carley
Harding
la Follette
Sammer-Labor Party
Douhble
Fewer Convicts Escape Ft Madison Says Warden Report
Des Moines reports a drop in escapes from Fort Madison prison. Warden T P Hollowell writes to the state board of control that only one escape occurred in the last six months. Earlier years saw eighteen in 1922 nineteen in 1921 and twenty one in 1920.
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Des Moines
Fort Madison
T. P. Hollowell
State Board of Control
Drake Artist Accepts Chair in Colorado
Prof. Richard Ernesti resigns as head of Drake University art department in Des Moines Iowa. He will return to Colorado Springs to direct public school art programs at summer's end and takes a new chair position in Colorado.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Richard Ernesti
Drake University
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Weather forecast for Chicago area for next day
Chicago weather forecast indicates fair conditions in the east and partly cloudy skies in the west tonight and Wednesday. Little change expected in temperature.
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Chicago
Weather summary for recent local observations
Local observations show highs and lows across days with rainfall on Wednesday and Friday. Notable values include 91 high and 69 low on one day, 58 rainfall totals on that same period, and multiple days with no precipitation. Temperature at 8:30 p.m. today recorded 83 degrees.
Says Wife Wed Him Without His Yes Sues for Divorce
Lloyd E. Stoops of Ames files for divorce from Mae Stoops alleging he was a minor at marriage, without his consent and that the license was obtained through fraud and misrepresentation. The suit, filed in Nevada Iowa, claims the ceremony occurred last October against his will.
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Nevada
Towa
Lloyd E. Stoops
Ames
Mae Stoops
Stoops
Mussolini Wins Confidence Vote On Electoral Reform
In Rome on July 17 Premier Mussolini secured a confidence vote from the chamber of deputies by 303 to 140 with seven abstentions. The reform would abolish proportional representation and grant the largest party two thirds of seats. Mussolini, during the debate, used forceful rhetoric and dramatic applause followed by chants from galleries.
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Rome
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Autoists Top Arrest Record of Des Moines
In Des Moines Iowa during June traffic violations led arrests with 522 motorists cited for speeding or carelessness. Fines totaled 3000 dollars. The liquor squad ran 138 raids yielding 39 arrests and 501 gallons of whiskey seized. Forty four cars were stolen and 40 recovered.
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Des Moines
Towa
Cun Shot in Fowl Triggers Late-Found Ailment
Des Moines Iowa July 17. James Lloyd an Audubon Iowa sportsman and businessman had an appendicitis operation after doctors found No 13 duck shots in his abdomen Lloyd believes the pellets came from wild fowl he ate on a hunting trip four years ago.
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Des Moines
Maines
Iowa
James Lloyd
Audubon
Lloyd
Uncle Sam's New Aircraft Foes Shown
Washington July 17. A War Department memo outlines indirect aiming for air defense and lists new anti aircraft gear. Innovations include 32 caliber gun with 9 000 feet vertical reach and 27 000 feet horizontal range, 500 shots a minute. 37 machine gun at 120 rpm. 3 inch mobile weapon at 21 000 feet. 4 7 inch gun firing 45 pound shells 45 000 feet high. and a sixty inch searchlight readable from 20 miles with 1 800 foot beam at 6 000 yard range.
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Washington, D. C
Game Board
Army War College
War Department
Brutal Moros Tortured by Philippine Constabulary in Basilan
Manila July 17 Sensational charges of cold blooded murder and torture of Moros on Basilan island by Philippine constabulary troops were presented to Governor General Leonard Wood. Captain Jolpan alleged an aged Moro mail carrier was shot by a sergeant and that troops stringed Moros up by thumbs and drove pegs between their toes after binding their feet. He warned the conduct could spark an uprising.
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Manila
Basilan
Philippine Constabulary
Leonard Wood
Jolpan
Dolpan
Jasilan
Constabulary
Wood Accepts Resignations Of Manila Officials
Manila reports say Governor General Leonard Wood received the resignations of Manila officials in a body as political tensions in the Philippines rise. Secretary of the Interior J P Laurel allegedly resigned along with most departmental secretaries, though Wood had not confirmed the move. Mayor Ramon Fernandez of Manila also planned to resign, with Wood seeking a Laurel conference before acting.
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Manila
P. L
Philippines
J. P. Laurel
Gilmore
Leonard Wood
Laurels
Wood
Ray Conley
United States Service
Laurel
Ramon Fernandez
Clergyman Delegated From Yakima To Lions Convention
The Rev. W A Moore former Iowan and pastor of First Christian Church Yakima Washington served as a Lions Club delegate to the Lions National convention in Atlantic City He noted his interest in overseeing convention affairs and suggested church benefits from better convention management Moore’s mother lives in Clarinda and he previously preached in Lewis and Webster City Drake University graduate.
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Clarinda
Iowa
W. A. Moore
First Christian Church of
Yakima
Washington
Lions Club of
Lions
Atlantic City
Moore
Lewis
Webster City
West
Drake University
Out-of-town shoppers visit Thayer store scene
Mrs. Letty White of Thayer joins a crowd of visitors browsing local shops today, highlighting a busy shopping day for the town.
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Letty White of
Thayer
Creston Carpenter Survives Three Story Roof Fall
Frank Oliphant of South Livingston avenue narrowly escaped death after falling 25 feet from a three story scaffold at 106 East Millis street while working on a Clyde IE house. He landed on his head and suffered a stiff neck. coworker Arthur Davis avoided injury by grabbing a scaffold piece and descending. They resumed work the next morning.
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Frank Oliphant
Livingston Avenue
Clyde IE
East Millis Street
Arthur Davis
Oliphant
Davis
OWA Girl to Teach School in Honolulu
Clarinda Iowa July 17 Misa Mary Stimson a relative of the late John Stimson who served Page County in the state legislature will depart for Honolulu to teach in a girls school. The schools were founded by Princess Bernice Paul ia Bishop to train Hawaiian children in American citizenship and practical education.
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Clarinda
Iowa
Misa Mary Stimson
John Stimson
Page County
Honolulu
Bernice Paulia Bishop
Widow of Italian hero Francesca Garibaldi dies at 76
Francesca Garibaldi, widow of Giuseppe Garibaldi, dies in Cagliari at age 76. A Piedmontese, she served as a nurse to Garibaldi’s grandchildren in 1867 and later became his wife after his annulment from the Marchioness Raimondi.
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Cagliari
Italy
Francesca Garibaldi
Francesca
Caperera
Garibaldi
Raimondi
Bombing of Ruhr City Isolates It From World
Dusseldorf July 17. Bochum is completely isolated from the rest of the world as bombing has closed street cars restaurants and all public places. Belgian soldiers at Gladbeck have arrested 48 soldiers and placed them in military trains for sabotage.
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Dusseldorf
Bochum
Belgium
Gladbeck
Death Rate From Typhoid is Small
Typhoid fever deaths fell to a record low in 1922 with a rate of 5.6 per 100000, based on a survey of a seventh of the US and Canadian population by Metropolitan Life. The 1911 rate stood at 22.8, a result welcomed by the American Child Health Association assisting efforts against childhood and maternal diseases.
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New York
Metropolitan Life Insuranc Company
United States
Canada
American Child Health Association
Attorney denies anti salooner charge in New York
District Attorney Banton rejected William H. Anderson's claim that he promised to "put Anderson out of business" as false. Anderson, under grand jury probe for grand larceny forgery and extortion, asked the governor for a hearing to present proofs. Banton said he has no ambition for governor and plans to remain in public office.
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New York
Banton
William H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League of
Anderson
Smith
Senator Brookhart Says U S Gov Tops Russia in 1920 View
New York July 17 Senator Smith Brookhart arrived from Boston and asserted the Russian government is second to the United States. He praised European crops predicting a European surplus. He warned that Johnson’s Senate win signals Republican warnings and commented that three more Harding speeches could create a 10,000,000 vote for Henry Ford as next president.
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New York
United States
Smith Brookhart
Boston
Europe
Russia
Witness tells of escapees kidnapping and car theft
Philadelphia July 7 police hunted six convicts who fled from the eastern state penitentiary. Thomas G. McAllister Jr., a tester for a local car dealer, says the men bound him, took his car and rode to Elkton Maryland before leaving him tied and gagged about a mile from Elkton.
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Philadelphia
Eastern Estate
Thomas G. McAllister, Jr
Elkton
Indiana Official To Lead Iowa Anti-Saloon League
Des Moines Iowa July 17 8 P McMeugh deputy attorney general of Indiana will become superintendent of the Iowa Anti-Saloon League Wade became superintendent in September R N Holsaple formerly held the post Wade resigned July 1 due to ill health of his daughter
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Des Moines
P. McMeugh
Indiana
Iowa Anti-Saloon League
William L. Wade
R. N. Holsaple
Wade
Becaus
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