Crowds Halt Program At International Eucharistic Congress
In Chicago on June 21 the first general session of the twenty eighth international Eucharistic congress faced a mass rush toward the altar. About 200000 worshippers burst toward the altar as John Cardinal Bonzano celebrated the pontifical mass and the papal blessing was given, forcing the abandonment of the remainder of the program.
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Chicago
John Cardinal Bonzano
Great Memorial Stadium
Lake Michigan
Cardinal Bonzano
Sunken Sub to be Raised
New London June 21 A torpedo boat destroyer Fox carries reporters to witness the salvage of the sunken S 51 off Block Island. The sub lies 130 feet down after a collision with City of Rome. final lifting plans call for pontoons to be filled with air and the hulk to be towed to Brooklyn for body recovery.
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New London
Block Island
Fox
Navy
Savannah Line
City of Rome
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Missing Argentine Flyers Are Safe
Missing Argentine sportsman Bernardo Duggan and companions Eduardo Olivero and Ernesto Campanelli arrived safe at Vigia Brazil after seven days missing on a seaplane flight from New York to Buenos Aires. They were picked up by a fishing boat after landing near the Island of Maraca off the Brazilian coast as weather worsened and fuel ran low. A gasoline-tug will be sent to Mamca to resume the flight to continue their journey.
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Buenos Aires
New York
Bernardo Duggan
Eduardo Olivero
Ernesto Campanelli
Vigia
Brazil
Para Maribo
Dutch Guiana
Maraca
Mamca
Duggan
Father and Son Duel Ends in Father Owens Death
Joseph D. Owens aged 62 was killed when his son Harold Owens 33 fired buckshot in a shotgun duel at Milwaukee last night. Harold Owens admitted firing the shots after a long quarrel stemming from alleged abuse of his mother. The son was held by police.
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Milwaukee
Joseph D. Owens
Harold Owens
Joseph
Owens
Eastern Star Memorial Services Held at Masonic Temple
The Eastern Star members gathered at the Masonic temple for their annual memorial services led by the organization's officers. The temple decorations featured the emblematic colors red white blue yellow and green and Edith Brown sang Face to Face before processions to Graceland cemetery to decorate graves.
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Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Edith Brown
Graceland Cemetery
Former Creston minister ill after stroke at Des Moines hospital
Word from Creston reports Rev. E. E. Iigenfritz once pastor of the First Methodist church here is seriously ill in the Des Moines Methodist hospital. He was base pastor at Monroe and has endured poor health for some time, a stroke followed by a second. Little hope is held for recovery.
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Creston
E. E. Iigenfritz
First Methodist Church
Methodist
Des Moines
Iigenfritz
Monroe
Clergy Names for Catholic Leaders Across Cities
Right Rev. Monsignor Francis A. Rempe of St. Clement's church in Chicago joins leaders including the Right Rev. George War ing of New York the Right Rev. Timothy Dempsey of St. Louis the Right Rev. William Foley of Chicago and the Right Rev. Peter Quealy of Brooklyn New York in a list of senior church officers.
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Francis A. Rempe
St. Clement’s Church
Chicago
George Waring
New York
Timothy Dempsey
St. Louis
William Foley
Peter Quealy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Reed Questions Ware Backers in Primary Probe
Senator Reed questions financial backers in the Ware campaign during the Pennsylvania Republican primary. Albert M. Greenfield testifies about funds moved through the business men's committee. Witnesses include Mrs George and Mrs Seymour, with emphasis on Pepper Pinchot factions. Fisher and Beidleman also appear as witnesses in the broader race inquiry.
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REED
Washington
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Albert M. Greenfield
William S. Ware
Business Men’s Committee
Ware
Greenfield
Thomas F. Watson
Pepper
Pinchot
Wheeler
League
Westerville
Missouri Democrat
George
Seymour
Temperance Union
Fisher
Beidleman
Iowa Motorist Faces Manslaughter Charge
Cedar Rapids June 21 County Attorney Walter J Barngrover filed manslaughter charges against Arthur J Wall the motorist whose car struck William E Rick killing him instantly Barngrover said Wall may have been traveling 40 to 50 miles an hour Wall admitted he turned his head to look at another car Wall jail. Rick a Davenport native long resident of the city left a wife recovering from a broken leg and several children Barngrover says the charge will be pressed
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Cedar Rapids
Walter J. Barngrover
Arthur J. Wall
William E. Rick
Barngrover
Wall
Rick
Davenport
Creston Couple Receives Marriage License
A marriage license was issued to Eugene Brotherton twenty one of Creston and Louise Peak twenty of Kent by the clerk of course. A Creston man arrested yesterday for intoxication was sentenced to 30 days in jail at mayor's court arraignment.
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Eugene Brotherton
Creston
Louise Peak
Kent
Woman arraigned for dis orderly house in mayor's court
A woman faced mayor's court this morning on a charge of conducting a dis orderly house. She was fined 50 dollars plus costs, with appeal bonds set at 200 dollars. Oral notice of appeal to the district court was given.
First Bay of Summer Brings Longest Day in Iowa
Today marks the official start of summer with 15 hours 14 minutes of daylight in Iowa as the sun reaches its northernmost point. A cold Creston storm downs branches and causes damage, while spring rainfall totals show a 2.85 inch statewide deficit to be made up through summer.
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Iowa
Equator
Creston
Creston Ball Teams Win Two Lose One
The Creston town team defeated Bridgewater on their home diamond 5 0 when the game was called after seven innings due to a storm. Rhodes pitched well with two hits allowed and nine strikeouts through seven. Monarchs beat Nevinville 19 to 4 at Nevinville with Miller tossing three hits and fourteen strikeouts. Macksburg toppled Armour 11 to 4 on the Macksburg diamond.
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Creston
Creston Town
Bridgewater
Rhodes
Peak
Avitt
R. Walters
Heller
Herring
Conrad
Wray
Harne
Sandeman
Walters
Oleon
Strey
Ours
Macksburg
Armour
Lachenmaier
Huntington
Cozad
Wilkie
Donovan
Hewitt
Braumberger
Anderson
Young
Loew
Whitworth
Scarrlet
Gillespie
Cassidy
Ross
Walker
McKibben
Muck
Lenox Defeats Cromwell in Low Scoring Pitchers Duel
The Lenox baseball team beat Cromwell 2 to 1 on Sunday afternoon at Cromwell Diamond. Griffith struck out 17 for Cromwell, while Campbell fanned 12 for Lenox. Cromwell had four hits off Campbell to Lenox two.
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Lenox
Cromwell
Griffith
Campbell
Briand Forms Broad Coalition To Stabilize French Finances
Paris June 21 Edouard Herriot failed to form a government to succeed Briand Briand was drafted back into service and secured Poincar e collaboration to place France finances on a sound basis Briand also met with former Briand cabinet members including Jean Durand as he establishes a new cabinet drawn from factions that supported financial stabilization.
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Paris
Edmuard Herriot
Aristide Briand
M._ Briand
Poincare
Briand
Jean Durand
Interior
Radicals
France
Marines Held for Alleged Liquor Deals
Nine enlisted men and one officer are under arrest at the San Diego marine base amid an investigation of alleged liquor deals and the escape of Sergeant Joseph Dereck from the marine prison. Capt Cripps detained. others include Sergeants Ryckman McGowan Tolifson and Batchelder, Corporal Dander, and Privates Goodwin Cooper Brownard Farrar. Dereck was a star football player. court martial action is anticipated.
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San Diego
Calif
Marine Base
Joseph Dereck
Marine Prison
B. T. Cripps
Cereck
W. T. Ryckman
Conoral O. Dander
William A. McGowan
A. J. Tolifson
Clarence W. Batchelder
R. Cooper
C. B. Goodwin
Alfred W. Brownard
Charles H. Farrar Dereck
Ryckman
Corporal Dander
Smedley D. Butler
Marine Headquarters
Farm relief hinges on Senate McNary bill. house adjourns
Washington reports the house agriculture committee adjourned until next December with no further farm relief efforts expected this session unless the McNary corn bert bill passes the senate. The committee named Chairman Haugen to reconvene if approved and set the Tinder bill as first order of business next winter to require private stockyards within ten miles of public yards to meet public yard rules.
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McNary
Washington
House
Senate
House Agriculture Committee
Chairan Haugen
House Debates Adjournment Postponed by Committee Referral
In Washington on June 21 the House voted 190 to 134 to send the adjournment resolution to the Ways and Means Committee. The move blocks a definite adjournment date for now and reflects opposition to a June 30 closure.
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Washington
House
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Opening of New Trade Route Celebrated in Chicago
Mayor Thomas McKinnon of Sioux Falls and a businessmen’s party arrived in Chicago to join the Chicago Association of Commerce in celebrating the opening of a new trade route over the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad. The route serves northern Iowa and southern Wisconsin with stops at Mason City, Madison, and other key cities. The Sioux Falls delegation made the 16 hour trip by train, led by W. R. Dawes of the Chicago association of commerce.
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Chicago
Thomas McKinnon
Sioux Falls
Chicago Association of Commerce
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Iowa
Wisconsin
Mason City
Madison
Wis
W. R. Dawes
4-H Club Rally in Union County at McKinley Park
Charlotte Kirchner will headline the Union county 4 H rally at McKinley park on Wednesday with a speech on state 4 H work. Nine clubs will participate in a full day program including registration a picnic lunch officer ballots and talks by leaders and delegates.
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Charlotte Kirchner
Union County
McKinley Park
Miss Kirchner
Farm Bureau
Friends of the Club
F. D. Ickis
W. J. Hamman
Wayne Bertholf
Elmo Harkness
L. A. Nordhausen
Ira Walker
Lincoln
Lincoln Little Helpers
Ruby Hartman
Highland Nimble Fingers
Gertrude Britten
Highland Lassies
Roy Wvcoff
Union Dale Club
Ray Long
George Hart
Grant Speeders
Donald Henry
New Hope Progressives
Southwest Iowa Exhumations Hint at Human Flesh Eaters
Dr. Robert F. Gildern of Omaha reports that twelve mounds on the Crescent bluffs near Council Bluffs yielded split and charred bones suggesting a human flesh eating people in southwestern Iowa during or before early Indian times. Similar finds in Sarpy County Nebraska support the possibility of legends among Nebraska Indians about such a group east of the Missouri River.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Robert F. Gildern
Omaha
Missouri River Bluffs
Crescent Hear
Gilder
Sarpy County
Nebraska
Start Across Ocean in 50 Foot Boat From Newport
Four college students launch a 54 foot schooner named Primrose from Newport aiming for Plymouth England. Captained by Francis M Gardiner Harvard 19 with crew F Lothrop Ames Jr Nicholas Biddle Jr Joseph Roby Jr Reginald Bishop all from prominent families. The radio equipped craft carries provisions for eight weeks and they expect to reach Plymouth in about a month.
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Newport
R. I
Plymouth
England
F. Lothrop Ames Jr
Boston
Nicholas Biddle, Jr
New York
Joseph Roby, Jr
Rochester
N. Y
Reginald Bishop
Francis M. Gardiner
Harvard
Primrose
Road meeting planned in Creston to discuss state road bills
Creston hosts a Thursday meeting for the eighth congressional district to explain proposed state road improvement bills. Senator Bergman and Rep Diltz will attend with Fred R. White, Iowa State Highway Commission chief engineer, outlining three bills ahead of a possible special session.
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Eighth Congressional District
County Boards of Supervisors
Farm, Bureau
Farmers’ Union
Des Moines
Court House
Road bond issue hearings planned in four Des Moines districts
Four district meetings will discuss the proposed hundred million dollar road bond issue. Volney Diltz, secretary of the sponsoring legislative group, says Fred State highway commission will outline engineering and highway aspects. All legislators absent from the Des Moines meeting are urged to attend. Meetings start at 10 30 a m in West Union Tuesday Washington Wednesday Creston Thursday and Harlan Friday.
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Des Moines
Volney Diltz
Fred R. White
State Highway Commission
West Union
Washington
Creston
Harlan
Osceola Wins All Six Matches in Intercity Tennis Meet
Osceola defeated Creston in every one of six matches yesterday. Singles results: Jones 6-1 11-3 over Johanson. Abbott 6-2 6-1 over Royce. Adams 6-0 6-4 over Russell. J Jones 6-? 6-4 over Zollars. Doubles: C Jones Abbott 6-1 6-3 over Johanson Russell. J Jones Adams 6-4 6-2 over Royvee Zollars. Meredith did not play.
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Osceola
Creston Tennis Club
Creston
Jones
Johanson
Abbott
Royce
Adams
Russell
J. Jones
Zollars
C. Jones
Meredith
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Eastern Stars
Grand
Herriot
Fred R. Whitewill
A. H. Bergman
Neweton
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