Robbery in Des Moines Nets $4500 from Tobacco Collector
In Des Moines Iowa at about 11 00 a m C L Cole collector for a local wholesale tobacco house was robbed of about 4500 dollars in cash in the Hubbell building lobby. Robbers then held up several men in the building and escaped in cars waiting at the entrance. no arrests reported.
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Des Moines
Associated Press
C. L. Cole
Hubbell
Earthquakes Reported by Observatory in Washington
A heavy quake was recorded by the Georgetown Observatory with a tremor at 6 o clock a m and a first quake felt last night at 11 54 continuing to 1 00 a m The center was estimated about 2100 miles from Washington likely to the south east.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Georgetown Observatory
Washington
Honeymoon Flight Ends in Tragic Crash Near Chicago
Groom R. C. Wheelock of Zion City is killed in a plane crash during a honeymoon flight. Bride, Johnny Metzger the pilot, are injured or stunned after the aircraft crashed from 200 feet. The couple married two weeks ago and had been on a Chicago honeymoon for several days.
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Chicago
R. C Wheelock
Zion City
Johnny Metzger
Hale the Chicago capitalist willing to spend a million
In testimony before the grain commission J K Mason of Milton Indiana identified Burton W F Hale a Chicago trader and member of the Board of Trade as the man willing to spend one million dollars to promote a grain handling organization in Chicago Illinois on June 12 as reported by the Associated Press
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Chicago
Associated Press
J. K. Mason
Milton
Ind
Grain Commission
Burton W F. Hale
Board O Trade
Slaying by Colored Crowd Stirs Fear of Reprisals
Richmond Virginia June 12 a Virginia Railway and Power Company motorman was stabbed to death late Sunday by a pursuing crowd of colored men. He fled into a passing auto but was followed and killed. Police reported four arrests and feared further trouble could follow.
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Richmond
Virginia Railway and Power Company
Weather outlook for Chicago over next day
Chicago weather indications for the next twenty four hours show generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with slightly warmer temperatures tonight.
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Chicago
Justice Peace Pastured Cows in a Cemetery
Glenwood Louisiana June 12 Information filed by T G Byers Justice FE E Goodrich was arrested and arraigned before Justice F G Day charged with pasturing cows in the potter s field of Glenwood cemetery He said he had permission from the cemetery board to pasture that section He was held on a 500 bond pending the next grand jury session
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Glenwood
T. G. Byers
FE. E Goodrich
F. G. Day
Glenwood Cemetery
Goodrich
Cemetery Association
Harding Invited to Des Moines Visit on Western Trip
Des Moines reports President Harding has been invited to visit during his contemplated western trip by Iowa Senators Rawson and Cummins through the Greater Des Moines committee. The invitation cites a visit during the G A R encampment in Des Moines as part of the itinerary.
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Des Moines
Associated Press
Harding
Rawson and Cummins
Iowa
Greater
Aerial Officer Lodik Killed in War Game Fatality
Galveston Texas June 12 Sergeant Wright of the 27th Squadron was killed this afternoon in Ellington Field during a war game between the 27th and 94th Squadrons. The accident drew hundreds who watched the exercise.
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Galveston
Tex
Associated Press
Wright
Ellington Field
Train Auto Crash Kills Father and Child in Iowa
Clinton June 12 Two killed and several hurt in railroad crossing collision at Princeton Iowa last night. Harry Schultz and his eleven year old daughter of Davenport are dead Mrs Schultz severely injured and two others with minor injuries. An auto driven by Schultz struck a C B & Q train at the crossing.
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Clinton, In
Associated Press
Harry Schultz
Davenport
Schultz
Princeton
Iowa
Husband Objects to Bob Bed Wife Tries Death by Gas
In Jersey City Mrs Tillie Livingston attempted suicide by inhaling gas after a quarrel with husband Jacob over her bobbed hair. She survived and told police his objection prompted the act. The incident occurred Sunday. her condition is not serious.
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New York
Tillie Livingston
Jersey City
Jacob
Canada to direct possible railroad strike from abroad
Chicago reports that 350 000 railroad workers face more wage cuts. A $40 million reduction may follow, raising total cuts to $150 million. Rumor says any national strike will be directed from Canada to dodge the ruling holding unions liable for damage during strikes.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Canada
Heart medicine overdose claims life in Clinton
Clinton Iowa June 12 Mrs Francis Harriet Thurston 35 is dead from an overdose of heart medicine. The Associated Press reports the death occurred at her home in Clinton.
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Clinton
Associated Press
Francis Harriett Thurston
Couple Married By Radio in California
In Oakland on June 12 a radio wedding took place during a Saturday night program at Ksy Rockridge. The bride Miss Vivian Kidd and the bridegroom Leland H Hodgson were married in the station’s concert room as thousands of listeners heard Laehengrin wedding march. Audience members called in with congratulations and the ceremony was clearly audible.
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Oakland
Wal
Ksy
Rock Ridge
Vivian Kidd
Leland H. Hodgson
Hitchcock to Seek Republican renomination in July primary
Omaha Nebraska June 12. Gilbert M Hitchcock announced he will enter the July 18 Republican primary seeking renomination. The Associated Press reports Hitchcock aims to secure a second term.
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Omaha
Nebr
Associated Press
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Walter Sorensen Ends Life in Cedar Falls Home
Walter Sorensen, 33, shot himself at his Cedar Falls home in Iowa. Ill health was given as the cause for the act. He died today at his stepfather's residence with Associated Press reporting.
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Cedar Falls
Associated Press
Walter Sorensen
Stark Named Director on War Finance Board
Washington June 12 Associated Press Fred Stark of Ohio, a former Washington newspaper correspondent and prominent political figure, was appointed by President Harding as a director of the war finance board. Atlanta June 12 William S Coburn, former grand goblin of the Ku Klux Klan in California, will return to Los Angeles to face the indictment following a raid at Inglewood, suburb, announced tonight by E Y Clark imperial wizard pro tem.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Fred Stark
Ohio
Washington
Harding
War Finance Board
Atlanta
William S. Coburn
Ku Klux Kin
California
Los Angeles
Inglewood
E. Y Clark
Cromwell Robberies Leave Town On Edge
Three break in attempts target Cromwell businesses over a few nights. A gas station pump was damaged during Sunday night raid. Saturday saw Harry Mills merchandise store burglary with merchandise taken worth several dollars. An Thursday night effort at Smith & Son failed to gain entry. Residents fear further raids and possible gunfire next night.
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Cromwell
Harry Mills Merchandise
Smith & Son
Smith Bros
Hurricane Sweeps New York City Toll Rises
A powerful hurricane struck New York metropolitan area with more than sixty dead and eighteen more bodies later found drifting ashore. City Island suffered the hardest damage as searches continue for missing relatives and questions linger about the final toll.
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New York
Miller Drowns In Cedar River At Waterloo
Waterloo reports Howard Bernice Miller aged 22 son of Grant Miller and a civil engineering graduate drowned in the Cedar River. The body was recovered shortly afterward.
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Ed Press
Howard Bernice Miller
Grant Miller
Engineering College
Cedar River
Auto collision near Danielson leaves one dead two injured
Keokuk, Iowa June 12 Associated Press Thomas Kite of Keokuk is dead and Chester Rhodes of Keokuk seriously injured in a collision between two autos at Danielson near here last night. Three others are in a hospital from another accident.
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Thos. Kite
Keokuk
Chester Rhodes
Danielson
Here
Orators and Banquet Highlight Knights of Columbus Event
The Third Degree ceremony of General Sheridan Council No. 1228 featured an extended program of oratory and music, followed by a banquet prepared by the Daughters of America. Notable speakers included creston and Des Moines officials and clergy, with thirty three initiates from three towns.
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Knights of Columbus
The
Daughters of America
General Sheridan Council
W. H. Brady
W. F. Finefield
J. F. Golden
BK. FP. McEnuiry
J. M. Hickey
Boesen
Bernard Sheridan
Frank Braunberger
Art Kelley
Chas. Burnett
John Ward
Joe Mudra
R. H. Baker
Clifford McGraw Hall
J. B. Hawks
Wm Mitchell
Matt Conway
Corning
Shenandoah
Call issued for statement of savings banks
Des Moines June 12 Associated Press W J Murray state superintendent of banking issued a call for all state banks in Iowa to make reports as of June 10.
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Deg Moines
Associated Press
W. J. Murray
Iowa
Reclusive Charles Garland Renounces Marriage again
Boston June 12 Charles Garland a recluse millionaire who scorned wealth and marriage vows has changed course. He now says he is through with women will cling to his fortune and refuse to live with his wife and family.
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Boston
Mass
Charles Garland
Chief Johnson Found Murdered in Des Moines
Des Moines police report the murder of George Johnson aged 4 a well known baseball player found shot in the rear of 907 South 10th street. Johnson had played with the Tulsa Oklahoma Western League before arriving in Des Moines. Three men and two women all colored are in custody for investigation.
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Des Moines
Associated Press
George Johnson
South 10Th Street
Johnson
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Treaty ratification prepared for French government
Paris June 12 The Associated Press reports bills to ratify the Washington conference accord between the United States and other powers have been prepared and are ready for submission to the French government.
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Paris
Associated Press
United States
Washington
Today's Markets mixed receipts and lower livestock prices
The Associated Press notes US market activity with cattle receipts around 24 000 and hogs 66 000 with cattle uneven and down as veal and sheep show declines. Grains and poultry edge higher in Chicago while later totals show softer hogs and lambs across regions.
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Chicago
Roosters
Lamson Bros. & Co
Hubbel Bidg
Des Moines
Tel
Walnut
Market Report With Mixed Farm Commodities
Fragmentary notes show cash market items for corn oats and hides. References to shelled corn oats beef and horse hides appear with odd pricing like 3.00 and 800 units. Overall the text is garbled with few readable entities and no clear transactions or dates.
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