Iowa Head of Miners Appeal to Men-Says Few Friends in Cabinet
President Joe Morris returned from Washington and urged all United Mine Workers to stay out of mines until the strike ends. He called for a hands off policy, urged nonviolence, and said the government cannot mine coal without experienced union workers. Morris warned there are few friends in the cabinet for the miners.
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Iowa
Albia
Asociated
United Mine Workers
Joe Morris
Washington
Morris
Last Aviator in Alaska Missing Since Departure
Clarence Prest, native of Clinton Iowa, left Eagle Alaska for Siberian mainland and has not been heard from. Searchers including mushers and prospectors have combed 200 miles with no trace as Alaska endures its worst season with nearly continuous rain.
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Alaska
Iowa
Fairbanks
Associated Press
Clarence
Prest
Eagle
Siberian
Clinton
Cost of Food Rises in Latest Month Report
Washington reports a one percent rise in the retail cost of food for the average family from May 15 to June 15, with wholesale prices up 1.13 percent from May to June. Fuel and building materials led gains, while clothing rose over 24 percent. among 404 commodities, 132 increased, 10 decreased, and 166 showed no change.
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Washington
Associated Press
Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Randall Edges McMullen by One Vote in Primary Returns
Omaha July 20 Associated Press Charles Randall of Randolph leads Adam McMullen of Beatrice by one vote in the latest primary returns. Final tally shows Randall 46889 and McMullen 46388.
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Omaha
Associated Press
Charles Randall
Randolph
Adam McMullen
Beatrice
Randall
McMullen
Weather indications for next twenty four hours
Chicago weather bulletin notes unsettled but mostly fair tonight and Friday. Warmer tonight with extreme east portion Friday.
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Chicago
Lady Beatty's Brooch Found in Dress Fold
Lady Beatty retrieves a $190000 brooch lost at Marshall Field's ball in Mallhouse official residence details say the maid found the piece tucked in the folds of Lady Beatty's dress winged gown.
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Lady Beatty
London
Marshall Field
Mallhouse
London to Berlin By Airplane for $40 Fare
London reports a seven hour London to Berlin air service soon to operate. An English line already runs London to Brussels and seeks permission to extend to Cologne to join the German service to Berlin via Hanover. The fare is planned at about $40, creating the first allied air link with Germany.
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London
Berlin
Brussels
Belgium
Cologne
Hanover
Germany
Teutonines
Mrs. Clara Phillips Pleads Not Guilty to Murder
Los Angeles report says Mrs. Clara Phillips pleaded not guilty to the murder of Mrs. Alberta Meadows. Her trial is scheduled for September 18.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
Judge Wade Keeps Temporary Order For Now
Judge Martin J. Wade in Keokuk Iowa extends the temporary restraining order against Burlington route shopmen after an all day hearing. A temporary injunction will be issued to replace the restraining order. If Cres ton acts are proven there may be men sent to Leavenworth. Santa Fe petition to make the order permanent slated for tomorrow.
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Keokuk
Burlington
Martin J. Wade
Wade
Burlington Road
Creston
Leavenworth
Santa Fe
Jewell predicts rail strike ends in two weeks
Chicago reports B M Jewell president of six federated shop crafts on strike says railroads will capitulate within two weeks. He claims the strike grows more effective daily and labels the seniority dispute as camouflage for the Labor Board. The strikers plan an executive committee meeting this afternoon.
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Chicago
Associated Press
B. M. Jewell
Federated Shop
Mr. Jewell
Train overturns near Albany injuring many
A Florida special train from Chicago turned over at Adams near Leesburg, north of Albany, causing many injuries after a broken rail gave way. Authorities report multiple passengers hurt as the incident is investigated by officials.
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Albany
Associated Press
Florida
Chicago
Adams
Leesburg
Here
Commissions Accepted in Reserve Corps of Army
Washington July 20 The following is a list of applicants who have accepted appointments in the reserve corps of the army as second lieutenants Edwin K Bauma Norfolk Neb Emil E K Taylor Town City Ia Roy M Ames North Platte Neb Perry C Mathews Mt Pleasant Ia Garner H Bittle Cedar Rapids Ia Earl S Bjorned Calmar Ia William A Cronin Kellerton Aldis L Austin Oldham S D
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Washington
Reserve Corps
Army
Edwin K. Bauma
Norfolk, Neb
Emil EK. Taylor
Town City
Roy M. Ames
North Platte
Neb
Perry C. Mathews
Mt. Pleasant
Garner H. Bittle
Cedar Rapids
Earl S. Bjonemd
Calmar
Wiliam A. Cronin
Kellerton
Aldis L. Austi
Oldham
Gakes Landmark Hotel Destroyed by Fire
The Oakes Hotel in Clear Lake Louisiana was destroyed by a fire. Sixty guests were evacuated from the large frame structure, a landmark for fifty years, with losses estimated around 75000 dollars.
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Clear Lake
Associated Presa
Oakes Hotel
Society Women on Coroner's Jury in Kenosha
In Kenosha Wisconsin on July 20 six society women were summoned by Coroner Tru man T Parker to sit on a coroner's jury investigating the death of a week old baby from Mrs Eva Boudin Olive of Bristol. The inquiry aims to sift gossip that negligence contributed to the death and marked the first time women served on a coroner's jury in the state.
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Kenosha
Wis
Wisconsin
Truman T. Parker
Kenosh Society
Eva Boudin Olive
Bristol
Parker
Plans to distribute coal as mined under study
Washington July 20 Plans are being worked out here to secure the distribution of coal as it is mined under present conditions. The Associated Press reports officials are drafting measures to streamline shipments and allocate output efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Premier de Facta and Cabinet Resign in Rome
Premier de Facta and his entire cabinet submitted their resignations to the king in Rome on July 20, reports from Associated Press. The move comes amid political crisis and cabinet turnover as Italy confronts mounting pressure and constitutional questions.
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Rome
Associated Press
de Facta
Iowa Operators Refuse To Work Mines Without Federal Troops
Iowa coal operators say they will not resume mining unless federal troops are sent, not the Iowa National Guard. They fear union-guard tensions would make the move hazardous and doubt government manpower could sustain production. Operators also note long-standing guard-union animosity could be reignited, affecting central competitive rate making.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Associated Press
Iowa National Guard
National Guard
Naional Guard
Coal firm declines to reopen under Harding plan
Bellaire July 20 Associated Press Charles B Allison secretary of the Pittsburg Vein Coal Co said they would not attempt to reopen their mines under President Harding's plan of protection. The mines produce more than a third of the state's coal output and the decision reflects the industry stance on new policies.
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Bellaire
Associated Press
Chas. B. Allison
Pittsburg
Net blouses define a versatile fashion season
The current vogue centers on net blouses paired with sweaters sleeveless coats and jumper effects. Shifts with no waist emphasis are uncommon and often include contrivances to create a costume like silhouette.
Mail Terminal Lease Renewal with Union Pacific
Council Bluffs Iowa July 18 A five year lease for the Union Pacific transfer mail terminal to the United States government was filed in the county recorder's office. Effective June 14 the annual rental is 13187.50 dollars. Signatories include Carl R Gray president Union Pacific Hubert Work Postmaster General and Chas Love second assistant Postmaster General. A stipulation prohibits congressional members from sharing in the contract and no third party solicited the lease. The contract was signed July 6 this year.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Union Pacific
United States
County Recorder's
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Carl R. Gray
Hubert Work
Chas
Love
Congress
Postmaster General Work
Free advertising service offered to farmers by Mr Lyman Nisley
Mr Nisley, field man for the Advertiser, provides free columns service to farmers in Union and nearby counties. He dedicates his time to tracking stock needs and sales, helping farmers buy and sell with no charge.
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Lyman Nisley
Advertiser
Farmers of Union
Nisely
Creston Concert Band Grows in Numbers and Skill
The Creston Concert Band now fields about thirty musicians under director Prof. Chas A Hayden. Since organized by Dr. E K Smith in 1921 and reorganized in December 1921, the group has performed at Thayer Lake on July 4 and for Spanish American War Veterans at McKinley Park in June, with added members and steady practice driving progress and community support.
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Thayer Lake
McKinley Park
E. K. Smith
C. A. Hayden
Hayden
Chas. A. Hayden
Six Die In Canadian Train Auto Wreck Near Steubenville
Six people were killed and one injured when a passenger train struck an automobile at Steubenville near Ontario. The dead include Daniel Reitz and his family of Colorado Springs, Colorado.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Associated Press
Steubengville
Ontario
Daniel Reitz
Colorado Springs
Colo
Velvet Bathing Suit Color Names Catch Fall Trend
Fall color names include fog muffin bobolink Chinese green seal barberry poinsettia navy and marjolica. The latest shade is a deep marine blue offering a rich alternative for wardrobe and design palettes.
Decrease of Production Worries Them
Washington officials fret over continued coal production decline as railroad workers strike ties to the coal stoppage. Owners claim willingness to resume mining but report union workers refuse to return.
Exonerated Man Sent to Insane Asylum
Central City Nebraska July 20 Ed P Hill of Silver Creek exonerated in Boon county court for murder of Boolin V Cooley he was heard by the Merrick county insanity board and judged insane Transportation arranged for immediate removal to Engelside He had shown odd behavior since trial making threats of violence and building miniature jails to destroy in rage
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Central City
Neb
P. Hill
Silver Creek
Boon County
Boolin V. Cooley
Merrick
Country Woman's Exchange Succeeds in Coring ta
For three weeks the Better Community club trades committee ran a country woman's exchange in the empty Biggar building and reports merited success. Produce and buyers increased weekly, with everything sold out by 5 pm. Plans call this an established project if not burdensome on the committee. Mr Bud Bayne, a Lincoln medical student, spent the weekend with Miss Trina Johnson on Nodaway Street.
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Coring
Trade Exchange Committee
Better Community Club
Biggar
Bud Bayne
Lincoln
Trina Johnson
Nodaway Street
Grand Meadows Woman Dies in Ax Attack Case
Mrs. John Wagner of Grand Meadows died in Austin after being wounded five times with an ax at her home. She never regained consciousness to reveal details of her husband’s murder. His will had just been filed, leaving the homestead and $50,000 to his wife and $5,000 to each child from an estate of $185,000.
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Austin
Minn
Associated Press
John Wagner
Grand Meadows
One Third of Idle Are Floaters Senator Says
Senator Gooding of Idaho told the Senate that about three million six hundred thousand men are unemployed in the country with roughly one million floaters who would not work if given opportunity. He argued overproduction and over employment drive economic and industrial unrest and linked it to farm tariff policy.
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Washington
Senator Gooding
Idaho
Republican Farm Tariff
Bloc
Senate
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Jewell
Corps
Facta
Eugene Debs
Dra. Boerma Daniels
Matthiesen Yunkers
Harding
Creston Band
Iall
Richard Agnew
Howard Beatty
Paul Huntington
Franklin Harsh
Russell Hints
Melvin Fife
Cornet
Alito
John Sturgeon
Ronald Eggman
Trombone
Chas. Campbell
Ralston Ponton
Geo. Wickman
Bernard Main
Harold Franklin
Chas, Hood
Carl Waltersdorf
Walter Wada
Chas Woods
Bernard Russell
Glen Else
A. E. Perry
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