Union Deny Authority of Labor Board to Stop Strike
Leaders of railroad unions refused to appear for a conference called by the U S Labor Board and subpoenaed union chiefs after denying the Board's authority. Washington backed the Board as the government seeks to avert a 400 000 shopmen walkout scheduled for Saturday.
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Authority of Labor Board
Chicago
Associated Press
United States Labor Board
Jewell
Timothy Healty
Jewett
E. H. Fitzgerald
E. T. Gabriel
D. W. Helt
Labor Board
Washington
White House
Prisoners Denied Road Work Privilege in Lincoln
The state board denied prisoners at the penitentiary in Lincoln the summer road work privilege. The Fred Brown case and two parole violation cases led to the refusal. Some inmates argued over 500 ex-prisoners have become productive members of society as the decision was announced for Nemaha County work plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemahia
Judge Missing Again in Alabama County
Probate Judge James M. Voltz is absent from his office for the second time in a month. Authorities say personal misconduct allegations fuel the upheaval in Baldwyn County and petitions reportedly circulate calling for his resignation.
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Bayminette
Ala
James M. Voltz
Voltz
Baldwyn County
American consecrates Bishop in Rome College chapel
Mer. Bernard J. Mahoney, spiritual director at the American college in Rome, was consecrated bishop of the Diocese of Sioux Falls by Cardinal Lai in the college chapel. The ceremony took place today in Rome.
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Rome College
Rome
Associated Press
Mer
Bernard J. Mahoney
American College
Surety firm charged with fraud in Des Moines case
In Des Moines on June 30, 20 stockholders told district court that the Southern Surety company of Iowa, a $1,000,000 Des Moines stock firm, fraudulently used corporate funds to float individual schemes.
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Des Moines
Southern Surety Company of
Towa
Weather forecast for Chicago Saturday thunder showers
Weather indications for the next twenty four hours show generally fair tonight and Saturday with thunder showers east portion this afternoon or tonight. Temperature remains near present levels with little change.
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Chicago
Weather Summary for June Observations
Weather observations by Dr. H. M. Stanley cover the past 24 hours ending 7 am with highs and lows listed for June 23 through June 30. Rain measurements show traces on several days, including 1.00 inch at 1 pm on the most recent day.
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H. M. Stanley
Stowaway Linked to Rathenau Assassination Ousted
Max Peterson, a stowaway aboard the President Taft, admitted involvement with the Ehrhardt Brigade and knowledge of the pilot behind the Rathenau assassination. He was removed from the steamer when it docked in Hoboken on June 30.
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Hoboken
N. J
Associat~l Press
Max Peterson
Taft
Ehrhardt Brigade
Walter Rathenau
U.S. Board May Delay Hospital at Great Lakes
The central hospitalization board led by Brig. Gen. Sawyer debated building a permanent hospital at the Great Lakes naval training station versus continuing to use the existing temporary facility with vacant beds. No decision was reached and the issue will be revisited next week after weighing arguments for and against a new hospital and the need for a larger medical staff.
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Washington, D. C
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Central Hospitalization Board
Sawyer
Six Stormy Months End Mayor Olms Term
George Olms, elected six months ago as mayor of Youngstown, resigned today. He said his head is full of public trouble and he makes enemies no matter what he does. Petitions had circulated seeking his removal over alleged incompetency and his stance against business leaders on wartime police pay.
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Youngstown
Associated Press
George Olms
Olms
Olm
Two Firemen Injured in Diary Blaze in Des Moines
Des Moines, June 30. Two firemen were injured while fighting a blaze at the Pease Hay Commission Co. presumed incendiary. Ten car loads of baled hay burned and the building suffered heavy damage. Injured firefighters were William Hunt and H. L. Morris.
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Des Moines
Associated Press
Pease Hay Commission Co
William Hunt
H. L. Morris
Release Sought for Ill Elderly Liquor Offender
Red Oak Iowa June 30. Pat Geist of Elliott serving 300 days in county jail seeks release due to ill health. Lawyers and judges urged freedom but Sheriff Ed Peterson learned a federal warrant exists. United States commissioner William A. Byers advised Geist would face federal court in Council Bluffs if released, with bond or jail pending federal action.
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Red Oak
Pat Geist
Elliott
Geist
Ed. Peterson
Peterson
William A. Byers
United States
Council Bluffs
Byers
Federal Court For
Bond
Goto
Woman Trades For Car Seeks Return Of Stolen Ford
Lake City Iowa June 30 Mrs Susie Snyder of Lake City exchanged a Ford coupe and boot for another vehicle with a stranger on Wednesday. The received car turned out to be stolen property and she now seeks the return or remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake City
Susie Snyder
Elected Heads of Baptist Association
Dr. Mark Sanborn of Minneapolis was chosen president and Chas Carman of Grinnell Iowa ganhou vice president of the North Section of the Baptist Young People's Union in St Paul Minnesota.
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St. Paul
Minn
Associated Press
Mark Sanborn
Minneapolis
Chas, Carman
Grinnell
Iowa
Baptist Young People’s Union
Resigns as Supreme Advocate of Knights of Columbus
New Haven Conn June 30 Jose Pulliter today resigned as supreme advocate of the Knights of Columbus.
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Knights of Columbus
New Haven
Conn
Associated Press
Jose Pulliter
The
Prominent Iowa hotel man dies in Davenport
William Hudson Harrison, a prominent Iowa hotel man, died in Davenport this morning, June 30, according to Associated Press dispatches.
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Davenport
Iowa
Associated Press
William Hudson Harrison
Garrison Surrenders at Four Courts Led by Priest
In Dublin the insurgents at the Four Courts surrendered at 4 10 pm after hoisting a white flag. A wall explosion followed, many insurgents possibly injured. One hundred thirty men marched out, headed by a priest, as the besiegers' commander ordered a ceasefire. Casualties tallied about thirty killed and fifty wounded. twelve deaths reported that morning, with twenty injured. Eamon De Valera active against the Free Staters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Associated Press
Four Courts
Press Association
Associatea Press
Eamon de Valera
Tiny Maxwell Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
In Norristown Pennsylvania Robert Tiny Maxwell former all American guard weight thrower sports writer and football authority died from injuries after an auto accident Percy Sanderson golf writer injured with him is unconscious.
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Norristown
Associated Press
Robert “Tiny” Maxwell
Percy Sanderson
Borrowed Wife Two Weeks Sparks Milwaukee Court Battle
In Chicago, Fred W. Spencer Jr. complains that H. F. Rowley kept his wife Hazel Spencer away for nearly two weeks after taking her to a dance. Rowley and Hazel Spencer, 17, were arrested in Milwaukee twelve days after the start of the trip.
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Chicago
Fred W. Spencer, Jr
St. Anthony's Court
H. F. Rowley
Rowley
Hazel Spencer
Milwaukee
Vice Admiral Anderson to Command Asiatic Fleet
Vice Admiral FE A Anderson has been ordered to command the Asiatic fleet succeeding Admiral Joseph Strauss who, after his tour, is ordered home to await further orders. The new commander will hold the rank of admiral on station while Strauss reverts to rear admiral.
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Washington, D. C
FE. A. Anderson
Joseph Strauss
Navy Department
Strauss
Erazter Now Leads McCumber For Senator Nomination
Fargo dispatch reports early returns from 1 665 precincts show Frazier 73 270 and McCumber 69 870 for the Republican U S Senate nomination. In the GOP governor race Nestos leads Ball with 82 786 to 65 963 from 1 646 precincts.
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Fargo
N. D
Asociated Press
Frazier
McCumber
Nestos
Ball
Three Gala Carriages of Former Kaiser to Be Sold
Three gala carriages belonging to former Emperor William of Germany will be sold at public auction. They were shown today in the garage of a hotel in Sceveningen Holland.
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Kaiser
Sceveningen
Holland
Associated Press
Hmamperor
William
Germany
Fireman Dies After Rock Island Train Wreck
Lincoln report states Henry Dart, fireman on Rock Island train No. 7, died in a local hospital from injuries after the wreck near Prairie Home. The wreckage was cleared and travel resumed on the line.
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Lincoln
Henry Dart
Rock Island
Prairie Home
Chicago Youth Drowns at Michigan City Pier
James Scharwas a 12 year old from Chicago fell from a pier and drowned while visiting friends in Michigan City Ind on June 30 authorities reported the drowning victim was a visiting youth from Chicago.
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Chicago
Michigan City
Ind
James Scharwas
Fast Exhibition Between All Nations and Corning in Creston
Local Creston fans saw a brisk baseball contest as Corning and All Nations met. Donaldson pitched and fared well with ten strikeouts, while All Nations plated a pair in the eighth. Box score notes key plays and fielding highlights amid a tight defensive battle.
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All Nations
Corning
All Nationals
Creston
Donaldson
Thomas
Starnick
Stavniak
Williams
Linder
Mendez
Biggar
Daniela
Bastes
Daniels
Stabniak
Kane
Haley
Anderson
Death Claims Mrs Blakely in Creston
Mrs J F Blakely died at 2 00 PM today at the family home 1000 North Division Creston after about a month of illness She was eighty four years old and survived by two daughters Mrs Fred Hill of Moline Illinois and Mrs Brank Griggs of Moline Illinois and a son Will Blakely of Creston Her husband died twelve years ago Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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J. F. Blakely
North Division Street
Fred Hill
Moline
Brank Griggs
Will Blakely
Creston Couple Wed Quietly in Des Moines
A Creston couple Mr. and Mrs. L. L. McGregor of Creston announce the marriage of Miss Helen McGregor and Arthur Hood. The ceremony occurred Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage in Des Moines with friends remaining unaware until after.
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Des Moines
Helen McGregor
L. L. McGregor
Arthur Hood
Creston
Lemp Brewery Plant Sold At Public Auction
The William J. Lemp Brewing Company plant in St. Louis, one of the oldest and largest breweries, sold at public auction for 588000 dollars. Prohibition forced the brewery out of business after years of operation with an appraisal value around 5 million dollars.
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St. Louis
William J. Lemp Brewing Company
Courtry
Higher heels loom in winter footwear trends
Shoe manufacturers forecast taller heels for the coming winter season with bolder color combinations remaining popular. Industry sources note designers embracing higher profiles and vivid palettes to attract trends conscious consumers.
Release of Prisoners Linked to Lacrona Oil Co
Washington dispatch from Consul Shaw at Tampico confirms the release of eighty five Lacrona Oil Company employees, including six Americans, who were held for ransom. The message is brief and unclear, with the state department seeking more information.
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Washington
Associated Press
Shaw
Tampico
Lacrona Oil Company
State Department
Crop report shows widespread drought harming Iowa yields
United States Department of Agriculture weather bureau report for June 27 notes hot, dry weather injuring corn, potatoes and many crops across Iowa. Early corn is knee to waist high, clover hay curing, winter wheat turning, spring wheat poor, pastures drying, cane fruits needing rain, and alfalfa short without timely rain.
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Des Moines
United States Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Charles D. Reed
West Central
North West
North Central
Lee
Missouri
Big Sioux
Timothy
Mitchell County
Wage Increase for Mill Men in the East
Notices posted at Hamilton Co mills in South Bridge Massachusetts announce a 10 percent pay raise for all employees after a two week vacation. Work resumes July 10.
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South Bridge
Mass
Associated Press
Hamilton Co
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Maxwell
Asiatic Fleet
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