Extradition of Charlton to be hotly resisted
New York City June 24 Porter Charlton the confessed murderer of his wife awaits arraignment. His counsel said extradition to Italy will be resisted on grounds of mental unsoundness and an inquiry into his sanity will be held. Charlton’s brother seeks extradition and punishment in Italy though Rome considers extradition to the United States for trial.
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Charlton
Italy
U.S
New York
N. Y
Porter Charlton
Recorder’s Court
Floyd Clark
Clark
Mandelato Charlton
Ttaly
Scott
Coast Artillery
Taly
Rome
Chariton
sncHnes
Washington
United States
Peckham and Haas Admit Guilty in Cotton Leak Case
Moses Haas of New York and Frederick A Peckham of Cincinnati pleaded guilty to conspiracy to affect misconduct in office in the department of agriculture leak affair. Haas was fined 6000 dollars and Peckham 5000 dollars. fines paid and the surety loaned.
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Washington, D.C
Moses Haas
New York
Frederick A. Peckham
Cincinnati
Department of Agriculture
Haas
Peckhart
Meare
Man Arrested Near Shannon Charged With Assault
Norman Lewis was arrested near Shannon City on June 24 charged with assault with intent to do great bodily harm. The victim was A. T. Tenant, an elderly man struck with a hammer. Lewis was bound over to the grand jury in 500 dollars bond.
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Sharmon City
Iowa Evening Press
Creston,Ja
Norman Lewis
Shannon Cki
A. T. Tenant
Lewis
Anti Speculation Bill Passes House
Washington June 4. The anti option bill to restrict cotton exchange transactions without delivery passed the house by 190 to 41. The Senate today adopted the house joint resolution authorizing a commission for universal peace promotion with a funding limit of 10 000.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Zeppelin Airship Makes Great Flight
Dusseldorf on June 24 reports the airship carried thirty two persons including ten women and reached a speed of 56 percent miles per hour during a test flight.
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Dusseldorf
Galesburg Man Convicted of Manslaughter in Shooting
Galesburg June 24 Tom Ingraham who shot and killed John McConchie on March 13 was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to two years in prison. Ottumwa police hold 23 year old Benjamin Henry awaiting sheriff from South Dakota in murder case of a young soldier murdered at Fort Lead after Henry requested police protection.
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Galesburg
Tom Ingraham
John McConchie
Poenig Oress
Ottumwa
Benjamin Henry
South Dakota
Henry
Fort Lead
Recount Barred by Court Order in 30th District Nomination
Dalzell remains the Republican nominee after county commissioners are barred from reopening ballot boxes in the 30th district. The ruling, issued in Pittsburg on June 24, bars recounts in contested precincts between Dr Black and John Dalzell from the June 4 primary. An appeal could change the outcome, otherwise Dalzell keeps the nomination and will run as an independent against Black.
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Pittsburg
Thirtieth Congressional District
Dr. Black
John Dalzell
Dune Fourth
Dalzell
Iowa Christian Endeavor Union Convention in Vinton
The twenty fifth annual Iowa Christian Endeavor Union convention will be held July 6 to 8 at the Presbyterian church in Vinton Indiana. Roy J. Lendragh of Nashville Tenn will deliver the leading address with Rev C F Ensign of Cedar Rapids as president and the meeting program issued.
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State Endeavor
Vinton
Iowa Evening Press
Iowa Christian Endeavor Union
Presbyterian Church
Roy J. Lendragh
Nashville
Tenn
C. F. Ensign
Cedar Rapids
Body Found in River with Bullet Wound
Dubuque Iowa June 24 The body of John Babcock aged 60 a retired pacani st is recovered from the river with a bullet hole in the head He was missing since Tuesday and had lost heavily in mining He was an English bachelor active in local public affairs for forty years and had no relatives in this country There was no money to bury him
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Iowa
Boeing Press
Dubuque
John Babcock
Iig
Batchelay
England
Woman Attempts Suicide. Husband Leaves Home
Des Moines Iowa June 34. Mrs Cerrin Benjamin eighty, upset by her husband’s anger over her spending, tried to kill herself with carbolic acid. He left and a cousin alerted rescuers. A chase to the house and doctors saved her life. heat is blamed for possible mental disturbance.
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Town Evening Press
Des Moines
Pbecause
Cerrin Benjamin
Spain to ignore Vatican protest on religious decree
Madrid June 24 Premier Canateja announced after the cabinet meeting that the government will carry out its religious program. He said the Vatican protest against the imperial decree concerning religious orders would be ignored.
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Madrid
Canateja
Vatican
General Funston Seriously Ill At Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kan June 24 General Frederick Funston commander of the army service schools here is seriously ill with heart disease at his home. Elsewhere Emperor William arrived to witness the annual yacht regatta.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Frederick Funston
Army Service Schools
Glesase
Emperor Aot
Wiel
Kiel
Emperor William
Browne Bribery Case Sent To Jury In Chicago Trial
The Browne bribery case against Lee O Neil Browne moved toward a jury as closing arguments ended. State's Attorney Wayman argued the defense hid evidence and bribery of Illinois legislators to vote for Lorimer. Defense counters accused Wayman of pressuring witnesses and masking truth as Springfield reveals alleged witness instruction schemes and anticipated indictments for conspiracy and perjury.
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Chicato
Jung
Browne
Chicago
Wayman
Lorimer
Lee O'Neil Browne
Aéte
Forrest
Representative White
O'Donnell
Michael Link
Dr. O'Donnell
Wat Wayman
Link
Army of Labor
Illinois
Rew
Tor Browne
Schon
Springfield
Sangiumon County
Gort
School of Instruction
Burke
Governor Dickerson to Visit Reno Next Tuesday
Reno November 24. Governor Dickerson is expected to arrive in Reno next Tuesday. The purpose of the visit is unclear, but observers think it will have no special bearing on the big fight.
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Reno
Dickerson
Crop reports improve nationwide after rain in Dakotas
Deadwood South Dakota June 24 crop reports are more favorable as rain fell across the northwest and western South Dakota regions and into parts of Wyoming and Montana. In Mason City Iowa a car wreck left Earnest Watts, a stock buyer, in critical condition with multiple fractures and internal injuries after the collision.
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Deadwood
South Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Iowa Evening Press
Mason City
Mest
Watts
Hanlon Town
Clear Lake
Big Tim Sullivan Denies Fixed Jeffries Johnson Fight
New York June 24 Big Tim Sullivan the stakeholder for the Jeffries Johnson fight says there is no basis for stories that the fight is fixed He believes the bout is absolutely on the level and urges spectators to wait for the official result.
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New York
N. Y
Big Tim" Sullivan
WICKERSHAM IN CHICAGO TODAY
Attorney General Wickersham arrives in Chicago to speak to the Illinois Bar and meet with District Attorney Sims about possible re indictment of the Packers. He says indictments will hinge on the nature of the evidence against companies or individuals.
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Chicago
Wickersham
Illinois Bar Association
Sims
Fairfield Woman Named Killed by Train In Iowa
Fairfield Iowa June 24 Special Miss Nathryne Harvie 27 was killed this morning by Burlington passenger No 1 while near her home. She stepped around a freight and was struck, thrown fifty feet with broken right arm and left leg and scalp wounds. She died fifty minutes later. She headed the suit and cloak department at McHanly’s. She was widowed with several siblings. First step in lighthouse service reorganization George R Putnam Davenport appointed lighthouse commissioner at 35000 per year in Washington DC June 24. The move shifts control from military to civilian after recent congressional authorization.
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Palrfield
Nathryne Harvie
Burlington
Sray
McHlhany's Department Store
Washington, D. C
George R. Putnant
Davenport
Congress
Lawyers Elect Officers Today in Des Moines
The Iowa State Bar Association elected officers led by President J L Carney of Marshalltown and Vice President Saunders of County. Secretary Deutcher of Iowa City, Treasurer Wilcox of Des Moines, Librarian Small of Des Moines. Resolutions urged leg to require states furnish attorneys for default divorce defenses, cap oral argument at 40 minutes, and appoint clerk and reporter by the court.
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Des Moines
State Bar Association
J. L. Carney
Marshalltown
Saunders
Charles M. Deutcher
Iowa City
Charles W. Wilcox
A. M. Small
Supreme Court
Iowa State Bar’ | Association
Former banker to waive examination in Iowa case
Maso City, Ia June 24 P M Toice a Lake Mills banker arrested last night in St Pauls on a forgery indictment returned by the federal grand jury at Ft Dodge telephoned friends here that he will waive examination before the Dodge judge and furnish bonds for trial at the September term He said he was relieved that matters had come to a head and he was glad the suspense was over.
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Iowa Evening Press
Maso City
Toice
Lake Mills
St. Pauls
Federal Grand Jury
Ft. Dodge
Dodge
Madriz supplies on board vessel sails for war
Washington, D. C., June 24, 1945 reported that a large armed vessel carrying drums for the Madriz government in Nicaragua sailed from New Orleans yesterday. Estrada insurgent representatives have appealed to the United States to send a warship after it.
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Washington, D. C
Madris
Nicaragua
New Orleans
Estrada
United States
State 8 8 Meeting Ends New Officers
The forty-fifth annual state Sunday school convention closed at 8 o'clock last night at an outing at Clear Lake. Officers were elected, final results incomplete in the report.
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Iowa
Burning Press
Mason City
Clear Lake
Ee Shes
Franchise proposition loses in Boone election
Boone residents rejected extending the Jasper county telecommunication franchise for ten more years. The meeting in Cedar Rapids favored a Bell franchise site. the old agreement expires July 1. Officials: President Rev W G Eppen, Vice President Rev M Perkings, Second Vice President Frank Currie, Treasurer George A Baody.
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Byliwa
Evening Press
W. G. Eppen- Newton
Proposishelt
Boone
Jasper County
M. Per- Boone
Kins
Linux City
Yester
Tfrank
Currie
Mason City
George A. Baody
Bell
Des Moines
Theyce
Cedar Rapids
A Failure Would Try to End It All
F A Sliter a Chicago traveling salesman, arrested by Clinton police after a letter found on him expressed despair and intent to commit suicide. He was prevented from acting and is now suffering acute nervousness.
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Byows Evening Press
Clnton
F. A. Sliter
Chicago
Clinton
No Change in the Strike Situation at Freight Houses
Dubuque Iowa June 24 There is no change in the strike situation at the four freight houses. Officials and clerks pressed into service are unable to do the work and business is suspended. The Milwaukee and Witness Central cannot accept outgoing freight and tracks are crowded with unloaded merchandise. The situation is becoming serious for Dubuque business houses and those in the territory tributary to Dubuque.
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Iowa Evening Press
Dubuque, Ja
Milwaukee
Witness Central
Dubuque
5000 U S workers in mammoth parade
Davenport June 24 five thousand Sunday school workers paraded the downtown streets today and then went to Central Park for the annual Scott County picnic. Prizes were awarded for the most beautiful boats.
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Davenport
Central’ Park
Scott” “County
Missing heir William Hamilton found in house of correction
Chicago June 24 William Hamilton heir to a fortune who vanished from his Pillsburg home eight months ago was found today in the city house of correction where he had been sent for alleged disorderly conduct.
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House OF Correction
Chiicago
Wiliam Hamilton
Pillsburg
After Election Publicity Wins Labor Loses Fight
Washington June 24 The house conferees receded from the senate amendment to the campaign publicity bill and the act will publish contributions after elections. Labor groups failed to gain exemption from prosecution under anti trust and interstate commerce laws. Taft opposed class legislation, aiding defeat of the Hughes amendment and signaling progress toward adjournment. President Taft sent a telegram to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen outlining his views in response to their protest.
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Washington, D.C
House
Senate
Hughes
New Jersey
Yawney
Minnesota
Austin
Tennessee
Cary
Cooper
Lenroot
Nelson
Stafford
Wisconsin
Davis
Fish
New York
Greene
Massachusetts
Focht and Reynolds
Pennsylvania
Hubbard
Kendall and Woods
Iowa
Hayles
California
Kroumiller
Maryland
Lundin
Rodenberg
Wilson
Tinoi
Murdock
Kansas
Poindexter
Washington
Bartlett
Nevada
Sherley
Kentucky
Page
North Carolina
Boneombe
Tawney
Congress
Republican Party
Taft
Yatt
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
St. Paul
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