Recalled Russian Ambassador Martens Faces Deportation
Washington authorities say Ludwig C. K. Martens recalled as self styled ambassador will likely remain in the United States during deportation proceedings. His secretary Sanford Muorteva has left for England with Bolshivik minister Gregory Krassin. Hearings are set for July 8 with final decision to be sent to Assistant Secretary Post and President Wilson.
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Arrest in Elwell Murder Case Signals Legal Step
The first detentions loom as District Attorney Joyce announces plans to hold Marie Larson housekeeper and Edward Rhodes chauffeur as immaterial witnesses in the Joseph B Elwell murder case. Both suspects are said to hold critical knowledge that may unlock the mystery.
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Government transports urged to haul grain on Great Lakes
Clifford Thorne of Chicago representing the national farmers' grain dealers association asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to use government owned transports on the Great Lakes to relieve the car shortage and boost grain movement to New York via Buffalo. He said the government fleet included 50 to 60 lake transports able to carry grain to New York by Buffalo.
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Poles Claim Victory Over Bolshevists Near Kiev
Official Polish communique from Paris reports repulse of bolshevist groups on the Tet ereft river feeding the Dnieper north of Kiev. General Rydzigly leads Polish forces. In the Bobruisk sector the 15th and 26th bolshevist infantry brigades were destroyed. Hand to hand fighting along the Berezina river ended with bolshevist attacks repulsed.
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Hoover backs Harding as Republican unity pledge
Herbert Hoover announced his support for Senator Warren G. Harding after breakfast with Harding at his invitation. The move ends doubts about Hoover's stance following the Chicago convention and signals unity across Republican ranks.
Plague Outbreak Reaches Vera Cruz Death Toll
Mexico City reports 32 bubonic plague cases with 22 deaths since the first outbreak at Vera Cruz on April 14. The new figures emphasize the spread of the disease across regional centers.
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World News Roundup Highlights 1920s Political Tensions
Major General Leonard Wood attacks Nicholas Murray Butler in a Chicago issued statement branding Butler a fakir. Chicago police headquarter seizure in Duluth Minnesota where six black men were hanged after a mob took over. Jack Dempsey found not guilty of draft evasion in San Francisco. A tornado devastates the Portage area causing farm damage and road blockages. Republican convention endorses Warren G Harding for president and Calvin Coolidge for vice president on the tenth and first ballots respectively.
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Summer camp for women set in Asheville this July
A women’s summer camp conducted by the United Training Corps for Women will run in Asheville North Carolina from July 15 to August 26. Chicago announcements note a national convention of the committee of forty eight to choose candidates for a third party ticket will be held at the Auditorium hotel on July 10.
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Foreign schemes and world turmoil featured in dispatches
A digest of items describes Langston harbor development plans in Portsmouth England, the assassination of Police Inspector Wilson in County Wexford, Jusserand set to return to Washington, and Russia's debt stance via the London Times. Also noted are Wrangel’s advance in southern Russia, Italy fixed reparations, MackKeady movements in Ireland, mining depot explosions in Anina, Bolshevik Persia activity, and Tuscany earthquakes.
Hawkeye State News Highlights and Local Updates
Sioux City boy Benjamin Fish 9 was killed when run over by a truck. Iowa's money strain eases. cattle sales at Hedrick averaged 3210 with top cow at 10000. Iowa highway paving limited to projects already underway. Belle Plaine to add two carriers under free mail plan.
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Prune Whip to Maple Sponge and Other Dishes
A collection of old time kitchen recipes and a brief essay. Prune whip tapioca pudding oatmeal cookies maple sponge and marshmallow pudding are detailed with steps and ingredients. Also notes on cherry olives preserved with vinegar and water. A short Helen Campbell excerpt reflects on human life and civilization.
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A Symposium of Salads Variety Menu
A cookbook style guide offers quick salad ideas. Cabbage Salad uses crisp shredded cabbage with pineapple almonds and whipped cream. Combination Salad blends gelatine pineapple juice lemon sugar onion cucumber and grated pineapple. Pineapple and Pear Salad adds pineapple, pear, blanched almonds and creati dressing served on lettuce. Peach Salad arranges peach with celery, grapes, cherries and nuts in a creamy filling.
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