Armed Mail Robbers Strike Denison Station
Three masked men bound and gagged D B Gra, station agent at Ariel Iowa, stole six pouches of first class mail then vanished in a large auto. Sheriff Green organized a posse and lawmen watched roads toward Sioux City, but the robbers remained at large with potential losses in the thousands.
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Denison
D.B. Gra
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Ariel
A. C. Green
Green
Mall
Arion
Defiance
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Assaulted Girl Still Wyote Rigal
Huron D June 11 Special Still hysterical after being dragged from a buggy returning to her farm five miles north of Hitchcock by an unidentified man. Miss Dora Shrader 17 beaten over the head left unconscious in the roadway. Doctors baffled by condition as farmers search region for the assailant who remains at large.
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Huron, & D
Hitchcock
Dora Shrader
Miss Shrader
Teenager Found Beat and Bound at Angus Farm Home
Katle Tobias, 18, was discovered tied to a chair at a farm house near Angus, Minnesota, Friday afternoon in a badly beaten state. She lay unconscious with clothes torn as authorities investigate the alleged assault. her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Tobias had been away and found her on returning.
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Crookston
Minn
Katle ‘Tobias
Angus
Albert Tobias
Jersey City Wet Parade July 4th
Jersey City plans an anti prohibition parade on July 4. Governor Edwards may attend to review the march. Women will be invited to participate and expenses will be met by popular subscription. Ming Helle Norton reports 200 more women applying to march.
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New York
Jersey City
Edwards
Hudson County
National Association Against
Ming Helle Norton
Murder charge filed in Des Moines for Sara Thoradine death
Des Moines Iowa June 11 A first degree murder charge is filed against Tom Lewis a black man by Sheriff W E Robb for the brutal slaying of Sara Thoradine near Valley Junction. Robb says evidence supports the charge and another black man is being sought.
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Des Moines
Tom Lewis
W. E. Robb
Lewis
Sara Thoradaie
Valley Juction
Valley Junction
Robb
Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber in Cleveland jail amid murder case
Eva Catherine Kaber and her daughter Marian, both charged in the murder of Daniel F. Kaber, arrive in Cleveland’s Cuyahoga county jail after a New York confession. Prosecutor Stanton seeks an immediate trial as court adjourns July 1 and bail for Marian is possible while the mother remains jailed.
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Cleveland
Eva Catherine Kaber
Daniel F. Kaber
Edward C. Stanton
Stanton
Universal Service
New York
Marian
House passes Sweet bill creating federal veterans bureau
Washington June 11 The House voted 335 to 0 to create a veterans bureau under the treasury department uniting all government activities caring for former service men. The measure would consolidate veterans affairs into a single agency.
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Washington
House
Veterans’ Bureau
Treasury Department
Bootlegging Trusts Rapped by Wheeler
Washington, June 11. Wause B. Wheeler, counsel for the Saloon League, testified before the House rules committee that large bootlegging trusts with substantial financial backing exist in several cities. He said these trusts threaten prohibition enforcement and aim to overturn the Volstead law, but he did not name cities or alleged heads.
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Washington
Wause B. Wheeler
tl-Saloon League
House Rules Committee
Wheeler
Curdled Tales and Court Notices From Milwaukee and Edinburgh
The items mention a wife recovering after a perilous situation with an orphaned girl and a vow for future marriage, a Summons in Milwaukee District Court against Standard Oil for allegedly undersized pint shipments from Indiana, and taxicabs replacing horse drays. Other brief notes reference demobilized captains and fashion in London Times.
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Gistrict Court
Milwaukee
Pollah
Indiana
Hiaidard Oll Company
Mellon Koes Aid For Cattlemen
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon met with J. P. Morgan and federal reserve officials plus western senators to discuss credit relief for the livestock industry. A private funding approach is being explored as Treasury weighs longer loan terms, with participants including Strong, Gooding, Kendrick, Smith, and Meyer.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
J. P. Morgan
Federal Reserve
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Governor Strong
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Reprisals in Ireland Must Cease
Special cable dispatch from London reports the British cabinet has ordered an end to reprisals in Ireland. The item also references D Annunzio and a claim about Fiume and a divorce scheme, plus a sensational aside about a legendarily named partner.
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Ireland
Special Cable Dispatch
London
Roosevelt Memorial for Harvard University
Milwaukee plan to erect a Roosevelt memorial at Harvard University with a $325000 cost was approved at the Associated Harvard Clubs meeting. A unanimous resolution urged the president to appoint a committee to work with the Harvard Corporation to select the site and name the Cambridge memorial.
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Milwaukee
Harvard Clubs
Seasion
Harvard Corporation
Message of Patriotism Cited After Wilson Speech
Colonel Harvey sent a glowing note to the White House praising President Wilson after the idealistic war message to Congress. He lauded the nation's patriotism and the president's leadership, calling the realisation glorious and inspiring for Americans.
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Wilson
Congress
Harvey
White Mouse
Six Now in Net of Law in Kaber Murder Mystery
In Cleveland on June 11, authorities have charged Eva Catherine Kaber, 28, widow, with first degree murder along with Mary Brickel, 69, and Marian McArdle, 19, Kaber’s mother and daughter, all in the Kaber murder case. An unnamed woman is suspected of supplying arsenic and planning the crime, another is linked to a cap-clad man, with two additional suspects still sought.
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Cleveland
Kaber
Eva Catherine Kaber
Mary Brickel
Marian McArdle
Faber
Bluff Aldermen Forced to Resign in Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs Iowa residents see Aldermen L Lee Evans and Charles D Campbell resign from the city council after May indictments for conspiracy to obtain bribes. Their resignations create two vacancies to be filled. Evans is a Democrat and Campbell a Republican, leaving the council at three members each. The resignations followed a court settlement quashing the indictments. A London dispatch reports weather disturbances and storms across Europe and New Zealand.
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Council Bluffs, Ja
L. Lee Evans
Charles D. Campbell
Swanson
State Department
Evans
Campbell
Bergdoll matriarch pays 23000 to avert jail
Mrs Emma C Bergdoll mother of the Bergdoll brothers convicted deserters avoided jail for conspiracy to aid Grover and Erwin Bergdoll by paying 23000 in fines imposed by the U S district court The action involves co defendants and a high profile wartime case.
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Philadelphia
Emma C. Bergdoll
Bergdoll Brothers
Grover C
Erwin R. Bergdoll
United States District Court
Navy Chief faces action over Sims London remarks
Washington reports delay in Admiral William Sims reply to Secretary Denbys demand for disavowal of his London jackass speech. Denby awaits answer while Sen Harrison and Rep Kindred push for a thorough probe and action against Sims. A third measure seeks to ban Sims from reentry to the United States.
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William
Sims
Denby
Jackass
London
Medill McCormick
Ilinois
Department
Cane
Admiral Sims
United States
Capitol
Shine
Harvey
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Navy
Harrison
Senate
England
Kindred
House
John Kindred
New York
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
House Rules Committee
James A. Gallivan
Massachusetts
Sims Eulogized by London Banqueters
Rear Admiral William S Sims, welcomed back to the fray, praised his pro Anglo American French alliance stance at a banquet of the American Luncheon Club. Wilson C Ross lauded Sims, and guests cheered him, leaping from chairs as he spoke in support of his brand of Americanism.
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Sims
London
Robert J. Prew
William
Onawa Grocery Robbed. Thief Escapes With Merchandise
A burglary at EB L Montgomery’s grocery and feed store in Onawa Friday night netted about 300 dollars in merchandise. The thief fled in an automobile, authorities reported.
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Onawa
EB. L. Montgomery
Son of Late J. J. Hill Sued for Divorce in Los Angeles
Walter Fill, son of the late James J. Hill, is targeted by a divorce suit filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court by his wife Dorothy Ut. Hill. A similar Minnesota Ramsey County suit was dismissed, according to attorney W. B. Miller.
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Los Angeles
Walter Fill
James J. Hill
Los Angeles County
Dorothy Ut. Hill
Ramsey County
Minnesota
Four Einstein Looks In Broadway Punchline Oddities
The Indianapolis News recounts quirky gags from a Broadway show with a crose-eyed judge and three prisoners giving odd answers. A separate Hudson River race compares a train or plane’s speed, noting a 12 mile per hour discrepancy and a reference to the Tweetie Century Lim.
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Einstein
Indianapolis News
Jim
John Amit
Hudson River
Legion News Highlights Veterans and Language Policy Shifts
The Methany Reformed church in Baxter Iowa will replace German with English in services after a congregational vote following talks with Roy Hamilton of the Baxter American Legion. The piece notes Legion events honoring Sergt Joseph A Hora and other post activities across Minnesota, Nebraska, Kentucky, and Washington, including fundraising, memorial work, and civic support for veterans and their families.
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Methany Reformed Church
Baxter
Roy Hamilton
American Legion
Clutter
Hora
Staples
Minn
Asbury Hospital
Minneapolis
Long Prairie Legion
Horseshoe Lake
Grounds for Divorce Testimony In Chicago Court
Mrs. Ethel Goldstein testified in circuit court that her husband talked in his sleep and gently kicked her. Judge Rush granted a divorce, terminating the marriage.
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Chicago
Ethel Goldstein
Rush
Fighting at Belfast as police shot in street
A police sergeant and two constables were shot on a Belfast street this afternoon and are reported to have been bravely wounded. The attack is blamed on Sinn Fein to deter King George from attending the Ulster Parliament opening in state on June 22.
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Belfast
Sinn Fein
George
Arizona man admits postoffice robbery was blind ploy
Postmaster Lon R. Halley of Blabee Arizona confessed to postoffice Inspectors that the April 1 robbery of the Bixbee post office was a blind to mask a shortage in his accounts. A total of 17,860 has been recovered, with alleged shortage estimated at 44,000.
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San Francisco
Lon BR. Halley
Blabee, Ariz
Bixbee
Stephen H. Morse
Bailey
U S Told Where O Callaghan Now Is
U S officials disclose current location of O Callaghan with plans for secrecy. secretaries brief department on updates as high level leads consider private, secure channels for further information sharing.
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U. S
O'Callaghan
Joyce Joyce Peggy’s Attorneys in $10,000 Alimony Battle
Chicago court heard James Stanley Joyce taunted as a vamp as Peggy Hopkins Joyce seeks $10,000 monthly alimony and $100,000 in expenses. Attorneys vow to reveal affairs and European witnesses to prove mis conduct while Peggy may testify to illustrate lifestyle rights and needs.
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Earl L. Shaub
Chicago
James Stanley Joyce
Lumber Prince
Peggy
Johnny
Charlotte Johnson
Joyce
Weymouth Kirkland
Kirkland
United States
Atlantic
Henri Letellier
Venice
Prince Vitora
Europe
New York
Congress Panels Grapple With Nominations and Bills
Military affairs committee takes up nominations while Ford Newberry probe runs parallel. Judiciary weighs cooperative marketing bill. Agriculture wraps copper tinder grain gambling review. Interstate Commerce vets railroad valuation. Porter peace revolution to begin after passage of the Brew bill consolidating agencies aiding men. Volstead urges rules to speed his supplemental prohibition measure.
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Military Affairs
Ford-Newberry
Judiciary
Agriculture Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
House
Representative Volstead
Rules Committee
Jean Calvins Tomb Found in Switzerland
Special Cable Dispatch from Paris reports a Geneva family member revealing the tomb of Jean Calvin. The reformer is said to have been buried May 24, 1604, in the cemetery at Hlainingula Switzerland, solving a 400 year search by Calvinists.
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Paris
Jean Calvin
Calvin
Hugene Deapeyr
Geneva
Haw
Hlaingula
Switzerland
Prom the New Sark Sun
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