Parade of Uniformed Nobles to Close Shrine Convention
The Shriners convention in Washington includes events from a council session to a parade of the uniformed Nobles on Pennsylvania Avenue tonight. Earlier notes report Kansas City chosen for the 1924 convention site and Edson White criticizing government cooperation with big business.
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Washington
Chicago
Edson White
Armour & Co
Chicago Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Kansas City
Shriners
Clarence Irelang
Peoria
Alexandria
Riverside
Pennsylvania Avenue
Northern China Army Outflanks Sun Troops
Northern China forces opposing Sun Yat-Sen’s constitutionalists report outflanking Sun’s garrison at Shiuchow while attempting to sever the Shiuchow to Canton railroad to isolate the constitutionalists. Sun’s headquarters rush Yunnan troops to reinforce as Canton suffers telegraphic disruption.
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Northern
China
DR. Sun
Canton
Northern China
Sun Yat-Sen
East River
Sun
Shiuchow
Officers seize stamps and booze in two raids
New York, June 6. Thirteen men and millions of government revenue stamps and liquor were seized by Federal officers in two separate raids. Stamps making machines were also taken in the operations.
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New York
Rainfall News Across Iowa Prompts Weather Bureau Update
Des Moines reports more than one inch of rain statewide by 9 am with heavy totals in Des Moines and scattered showers elsewhere. The Decorah Wharles City and Waterloo areas especially need rain, while some parts received little or none.
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Des Moines
lIa
Chas. B. Reed
Weather Bureau
Decorah
Wharles City
Waterloo
Weather Outlook for Chicago June 6 Night and Thursday
Unsettled tonight and Thursday with probable thunder showers. Cooler tonight.
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Chicago
Weather Observations Over Several Days In 24 Hours
Local observations show rainfall on May 31 and June 1 at .81 inches. Temperatures ranged from a low near 61 to a high around 85. The latest reading at 1 pm today is 72 degrees with no precipitation reported.
French Demand Ermitation 10 Curb Royalists
Paris reports show the chamber of deputies approving firm measures to curb royalist violence. Debates centered on placarding anti royalist speeches by Herriot and Brousse and Maunoury’s promise of vigorous action. Votes: placard Maunoury speech 378 61. Brousse speech 520 44. full session record rejected 510 30.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Poincare
Chamber
Herriot and
Brousse
Interior
Maunoury
Franca
M. Maunoury
M. Brousse
Leon Daudet
Ex chorus girl not yet bride of British lord
New York June 6 Earl Northesk and Jessica Brown former chorus girl sought a marriage license but left offices without a decision. They planned to marry somehow and may try New Jersey or Connecticut. The license was denied because Jessica’s Chicago divorce was not recognized in New York.
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New York
Earl Northesk
Jessica Brown
Jessica
New Jersey
Connecticut
Chicago
Red Cross Holds Meet at Des Moines Today
Nearly two hundred Red Cross members from seventy chapters gathered in Des Moines to discuss plans for the next annual roll call and related work.
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RED Cross
Des Moines
Des Moines. In
The
Leeper Murderer Returned to Jail After Bond Pullout
Robert Leeper, convicted early Sunday of murdering his father in law Roy Wertz, is back in Johnson county jail after his bondsmen demanded reuse of his bail fearing risk. Sentencing is set for June 14.
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Iowa City
Robert Leeper
Roy Wertz
Johnson County
Edward O'Connor
Leeper
Former wife of Valentino to marry Marquis
Jean Acker former wife of Randolph Valentino, the screen star, announced her engagement to Marquis Luis De Bazan Y. Scandoval of Spain. She returned from the cast and met him in New York, per the Los Angeles Examiner report from June 6.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Jean Acker
Randolph Valentino
Marquis Luis de Bazan Y. Scandoval
Spain
New York
Los Angeles Examiner
Ideal planting conditions across most of Iowa
Des Moines June 6 state agriculture department weekly bulletin reports ideal conditions for plant growth across most of the state with the north reporting the greatest growth. Planting corn continues but stands 6 percent below the ten year average while oats wheat and barley are thriving.
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Deg Moines
Agriculture Department
Honduras Wires Cut Believed Revolt Syndicate
San Salvador reports Tegucigalpa Honduras telegraph lines cut for two weeks. Local authorities and observers believe a revolt involving 15 men was behind the interruption.
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Honduras
San Salvador
Tegucigapa
Boy Killed Returning From Swim Near Grinnell
Emil Ales, 15, died when an auto carrying five boys wrecked near Grinnell Iowa after a lake swim. Three other youths were seriously hurt but expected to recover.
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Grinnell
Emil Ales
Iowa Tax Returns Show Peak Depression Year Incomes
Iowa 1921 tax report shows total individual income $313,762,935 from 111,483 filers with five earners over $100,000 and none above $150,000. Peak depression year 82,391 filers earned $1,000 to $3,000. total net income fell $317,797,854 from 1920.
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Dubuque
Iowa
International Revenue Collector
Harding Gives Cup for Public Golf Title
President Harding donates the Warren G. Harding trophy for the American public links championship. J. D. Standish Jr. of the USGA public links committee announced the cup will compete starting June 25, one day before the 1923 national public links championship at Washington. Teams of four players from cities will play 18 holes medal.
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New York
Harding
Warren G. Harding
J. D. Standish, Jr
United States Golf Association
Washington
Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules Against Warrantless Liquor Searches
The Wisconsin Supreme Court held that prohibition enforcement officers may not search a person suspected of liquor law violations without a warrant. Chief Justice Vinje wrote that possessing a bottle is not unlawful and warrants protection cannot be set aside by temporary enforcement needs. The decision upholds constitutional protections even in times of stress.
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Madison, Wis
Supreme Court
Prohibition
Vinje
American Polo Teams to Play in Hawaii This Summer
Honolulu reports plans to bring three Pacific coast polo teams and two civilian squads to Hawaii for the island’s greatest polo tournament. The Army entry from Fort Bliss Texas joins, with Lafayett Hughes of Denver and Cyril Tobin of San Francisco organizing two civilian outfits. War Department approves army transport for polo ponies from the mainland.
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Honolulu
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Islands
Army Headquarters
B. F. Browne
Schofield Barracks
Lafayett Hughes
Denver
Cyril Tobin
San Francisco
Browne
Texas
War Department
Mainla Ad
Chamber of Commerce aims to fund summer band concerts
At a Chamber luncheon a Spanish American War Veterans delegation sought Chamber help for the June state convention and for financing a fifty member band. They asked $100 for meals and stores to close for a parade. the Chamber authorized a fundraising committee and a plan to investigate concert financing for summer events. Peony Day decor adorned the luncheon.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
A. L. Huntington
Des Moines
United States
Creston
A. W. Crane
Heine Hardman
Homer Harsh
Elmo Ropert
Harsh
Dr. Perry
Harding Plan 19 Addresses On His Tour
President Harding will deliver fourteen addresses en route to Alaska and five on the return coast trip. En route dates include St. Louis June 21, Kansas City June 22, Hutchinson June 23, Denver June 25, Cheyenne June 25, Salt Lake City June 26, Pueblo June 28, Idaho Falls June 28, Butte June 29, Helena June 29, Spokane July 3, Portland July 4, and Tacoma July 5. On return, talks are set for Vancouver July 26, Seattle July 27, San Francisco July 31, Los Angeles August 1, and San Diego August 4.
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Washington
Harding
Pacific
Alaska
White House
St. Louis
Kansas City
Hutchingon
Kan
Denver
Cheyenne
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Idaho
Idaho Falls
Butte
Mont
Helena
Spokane
Wash
Portland
Ore
Tacoma
Vancouver
B.i
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Belgium and Erange Agree in Reparations
Brussels reports Premier Poincare has accepted Belgiums reparations plan but needs time to review. Belgians offer seven billion gold marks split four billion five hundred million for reparations and the rest to redeem paper marks in government vaults. Stanley Baldwin favored as referee among allies.
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Brussels
Poincare
France
Theuta
Belgium
Stanley Baldwin
Society Woman Loses 60 000 in Boxing Exhibition
Chicago June 6 A society woman lost sixty thousand dollars by sponsoring a boxing exhibition. Several promoters and fighters profited largely from recent events without paying income taxes. Anonymous letters to Mrs. George W Reinecke internal revenue collector followed scrutiny of the Leonard Mitchell contest that ended in a riot.
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Chicago
George W. Reinecke
Internal Revenue Collector
American Flag On All Routes Under Government Operation
The Shipping Board decided to proceed with direct government operation of sufficient vessels to maintain the American flag on all world trade routes. A committee of Chairman Lasker and Commissioners OConnor and Thompson will map administrative plans and continue negotiations to decide which routes might pass into private hands.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Lasker
O'Connor and
Thompson
Lissner
New York
Lissner and
O'Connor
Witness in Williams Case Charged With Perjury
Des Moines June 6 Mrs Harry Martin a defense witness in the Joe Williams murder trial was arrested for perjury after testifying that part of her prior testimony was untrue She testified after stepping from the stand following the former trial remarks.
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Des Moines
Harry Martin
Joe Williams
Barbara Thursdale
Dressing tips to alter neckline with pleated georgette collar
An approved method describes adding a collar of finely pleated georgette and fastening it with a velvet ribbon about half an inch wide. The ribbon is tied with long ends and worn over the shoulder or down the back to change the neckline.
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White
Theovernment
Ford
Hank
Hell
Ays
Valentino
Wissonsin
Erange
Williams
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