Daughton Carries City and County as Evans Is Elected
J F Daughton of Grand River carried Creston by 245 votes and Union county by 235 votes in the congressional election. Judge Hiram K Evans won the Eighth District seat by about eight hundred votes, with low overall turnout. Daughton praised Evans victory as the district leans Republican two to one. Returns from 217 of 233 precincts show Evans 13 635 to Daughton 12 105.
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J. F. Daughton
Grand River
Creston
Union County
Hiram Evans
Congress
Caughton
Iand River
John P. Daughton
Hiram K. Evans
Daughton
Evans
Iowa Veterans Bonus Funds On Deposition Ahead of Schedule
Des Moines reports state treasurer says Estabrook Syndicate will have 12.345 million dollars in 4 percent bonds on deposit by Thursday enabling rapid payment. State auditor Haynes says over 50,000 World War veterans will get bonus checks within ten days with 5,000 warrants mailed daily until 650,000 are issued and remaining claims paid weekly as fast as claims are prepared.
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Des Moines
Estabrook
Iowa
Haynes
Morgans
New Reparations Note Due Thursday in Berlin
Berlin reports a new reparations note will be delivered to the nations Thursday afternoon. The contents remain undisclosed but it is stated to specify the subscribed number of annuities.
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Berlin
More than a hundred communists arrested in Tokio
Tokio reports more than one hundred communists arrested today on charges of involvement in a plot against the government.
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Tokio
Court house bonds fail at Mt. Ayr election
Mt. Ayr Iowa voters rejected the proposed court house bonds by a margin of 284. The vote occurred during yesterday's election and the measure failed to carry.
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Court House
MT. Ayr
Picture Hat Described As Unusually Lovely
A black satin picture hat features a king blue ostrich feather that arches from the brim at the back. The feather adds a dramatic, elegant touch to the stylish accessory.
Weather Outlook for Chicago Next 24 Hours
Local thunder showers expected this afternoon or tonight. Cooler tonight. Generally fair Wednesday.
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Chicago
Weather Summary for 24 Hours Ending 7 A.M.
Local observations cover the past 24 hours ending at 7 a.m. Details include temperature, precipitation, wind, and humidity readings from area stations. The summary notes any notable deviations from normal ranges and highlights conditions affecting early morning activities.
Canadian town wiped out by forest fires near Saint Honore
Saint Honore Quebec June 5 The village of Whatworth seventeen miles from Riviere Du Loup was wiped out by forest fires yesterday. One man was killed in Regina Saskatchewan the same day as severe storms dumped hail and torrential rains across the province. The dead man Wasyl B Zowie was struck by lightning.
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Saint Honore
Que
Whatworth
Riviere du Loup
Regina
Sask
Wasyl B. Zowie
Fires in outlying districts under control near Sault Ste Marie
Forest rangers hold fires in the area between Sault Ste Marie and Oba, with no new spread since Saturday. District Forester Connell reports the situation is currently controlled by ranger crews.
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Ont
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Oba
Forest Rangers
Connell
Hold Up Man Shot as Gambler Kills in Self Defense
Ezra Fowler of Pittsburgh Illinois attempted a hold up at a gambling resort four miles southeast of Herrin. Ralph Hill refused to comply and shot Fowler in both legs. Fowler collapsed. Hill fired back, fatally wounding Fowler. Hill was hospitalized with a probable recovery.
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Ezra Fowler
Pittsburgh
Ill
Here
Ralph Hill
Fowler
Hill
Lost Girl Helen Gray Dies After Cattle Trail Search
Montrose Colorado June 5 Helen Gray 13 daughter of Warren Gray was found by a posse after a disappearance on May 26 while guiding cattle. She died of hunger moments after being found. Tracks led to San Miguel river. footprints and wilted bouquets marked the search. She was three miles northeast of Hedvale and eight miles from last sighting.
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Colo
Helen Gray
Warren Gray
Cedars
Helen
San Miguel River
James Lick
Aif
Hedvale
Summer heat drives Chicago dogs to biting summer heat
The city faced a belated spring heat surge as temperatures hit 89 degrees at 4 p.m. causing three people to be overcome. Seven children and one man were bitten by dogs. Officials plan to open bathing beaches next week with summer weather arriving.
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Chicago
Doga
Clues Link Priest Missing in Kansas Towns
Investigators trace missing Rev. Father J. A. Vraniak to Ottawa and Franklin County Kansas after tips from Sedalia and Nevada Missouri. A man in disheveled clerical garb matching Vraniak was seen in Pomona Richter and Richmond areas. J. W. Diamond, a private detective, aids brother Vraniak in the inquiry.
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Ottawa
Kans
Sedalia
Nevada
Virden
J. A. Vraniak
Franklin County
J. W. Diamond
Vraniak
Pomona
Richter
Richmond
Father Vraniak
Moorehouse 15 Elected President at Drake College
Des Moines June 5. Daniel Moorehouse was elected president and Dean of Liberal Arts of Drake University by the Board of Directors. He has served as acting president since Arthur Holmes resigned and was formerly dean of men.
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Des Moines
Daniel Moorehouse
Liberal Arts
Drake University
Moorehouse Haseen
Arthur Holmes
Monument to Franco American friendship unveiled in Chaumont
A Franco American friendship monument was unveiled in Chaumont France with President Miller Premier Poincare M Colrat and marshals Joffre Petain Gouraud Mangin Buat present. The ceremony attracted peasants and residents while Myron T Jerrick and General Wright stood in for General Pershing.
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France
Miller
Poincare
M. Colrat
Marshall Joffre
Marshal Petain
Gouraud
Mangin
Buat
River
Marne
Myron T. Jerrick
General Wright
General Pershing
Cardinal Romero Assassinated in Saragossa
Cardinal Romero archbishop of Saragossa was killed by unidentified assailants yesterday. One of his friends was also shot dead in the same incident.
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Saragossa
Soldevillay Romero
League Seeks Plan for Pali to Limit Arms
Geneva June 6 The League of Nations temporary mixed commission for armament reduction met to study mutual guarantees among nations and to consider schemes for a general convention for mutual assistance by Lieut. Col Eduard Requin France and Lord Robert Cecil for demilitarized zones. Lord Robert chaired the sub committee session detailing the proposed mutual guarantees.
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League of Nations
Eduard Requin
France
Robert Cecil
Robert
Farmer dies after drinking wrong bottle near Elliott
Arthur Godfrey, a farmer from near Elliott, Council Bluffs, Iowa, drank a disinfectant from a pop bottle on the way home and died on the road. He left a note to his wife explaining the accident.
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Council Bluffs
Arthur Godfrey
Elliott
Northern Pacific R. R. Grants Wage Increase
Wage hikes of 1 to 3 percent and 6.84 to 10 dollars a month, effective May 16, will raise annual payrolls by about 458,800 dollars for 8,330 maintenance of way workers of the Northern Pacific system. Similar raises totaling 228,000 dollars a year will be granted for 3,200 workers on the Minnesota International and Big Fork line, also effective May 16, as reported to the railroad labor board.
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Chicago
Northern Pacific Railroads
Railroad Labor Board
Minnesota & International and
Big Fork & International Falls Railway
Colorful glass bracelets and heavy Indian silver pieces gain fame
Colored glass bracelets are among the season's popular novelties. Heavy silver models of Indian origin with large matrix stones and crude carving also attract buyers.
Students Blame Ames Armory Fire On President
Ames Iowa June 5. Following the letting out of Charles Maser as chief athletic director at the State college, hundreds of unsigned handbills appeared on campus urging the ouster of President Robert Pearson. The notices accuse Pearson of censoring the student paper and fault him for the armory fire due to insufficient fire protection. Coach Maser has received several offers to coach elsewhere but has accepted none.
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Charles Maser
The
State College
Robert Pearson
Pearson
Jewell W. Johnson
Waterloo
Maser
Home Made Safe Even For Home Brewer By Rule
Michigan Supreme Court yesterday set aside the Ottawa county conviction of George Hertz for home brewed beer. The ruling held no warrant may be issued to search a purely private dwelling unless it is a public resort or used for unlawful liquor manufacture or sale, preserving the home’s sanctity.
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Lawson
Mich
Michigan State Supreme Court
George Hertz
Ottawa County
Hertz
Supreme Court
Four Die in Duran Rail Accident Duran Mich
A Knight Templar special train derailed two miles west of Duran Michigan killing four and injuring four as they traveled from Grand Rapids to the state convention in Flint. The group from Grand Rapids was en route to attend the Flint gathering.
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Duran, Mich
Knight Templar
Here
Grand Rapids
Flint
Encampment Opens At Fort Dodge For Iowa G A R Meet
Fort Dodge Iowa June 5. More than fifteen hundred delegates of the G A R and Relief Corps arrived to attend the 49th Iowa Encampment. The day featured a reunion and camp fires set to begin tonight.
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Fort Dodge
G. A. R. and Relief Corps
49Th Iowa
Harding's Act Displeases Hull
Washington reports Chairman Hull of the Democratic National Committee condemns President Harding for not reconsidering tariff changes on sugar. He calls the decision an utterly indefensible course and says the American people will be amazed at a 60 percent tariff relief denial.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Hull
Democratic National Committee
President Harding Reviews Shriners Parade in Washington
President Harding reviewed the Shriners parade in Washington and told the crowd the fraternity upholds law and love of country. He warned against groups that teach hate and undermining institutions, urging global fraternity as with men.
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Washington, D C
Harding
Shriners
Therr
Seize Property of Mrs Harris in Bank Suit
A writ of attachment was issued in St Louis against the belongings of Mrs Blaine Lee Harris wife of Beverly D Harris former vice president of the National City Bank of New York. Lee Meriwether files for 3000 dollars in attorney fees claiming he once counseled Mrs Harris. Depositions in the Harris case were completed and trial is set in New York next week. The defendant’s husband is president of a local chemical company.
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St. Louis
Circuit Court
Blaine Lee Harris
Beverly D. Harris
The
National City Bank of New York
Lee Meriwether
Harris
New York
Turks Thwart Allied Effort to Grab Riches
At Lausanne talks the allies pressed Ismet Pasha to insert a protective clause for foreign concession holders in the Turkish treaty. Ismet insisted concessions must be handled separately at Angora. Allies fear signing while concessions remain unsettled, including a French railroad deal conflicting with the Chester grant.
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Angora
Turkey
Ismet Pasha
Semet
Sixty Heat Sufferers From Shrine Parade In D C
More than sixty spectators were taken to hospitals with heat prostration during the Shriners parade in Washington D C today as thousands watched. The temperature reached ninety degrees.
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Washington, D. C
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