Lawless Agts Ik Qhuphien 3 Strike
Debris on tracks near Spring Lake Ia caused one death and three injuries when a motor handcar hit an obstruction. Arrests followed in Chicago over a plot to dynamite and wreck trains. Widespread sabotage and attacks on rail lines and bridges were reported with few injuries beyond the Sedalia guards.
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Chicago
Spring Lake
Michigan Central
Gary
Ind
m@trikers
Central West
Sedalia
Wilmington
Cincinnati
Railroads Ordered to Prioritize Food and Fuel Movement
Washington D C. Railroads west of the Mississippi were authorized by the interstate commerce commission to give preference to foodstuffs live stock perishable products and fuel when operating conditions cause freight congestion or blockade.
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Washington, D. C
Mississippi River
Interstate Commerce Commission
Con Men Bond Set At Twenty Five Thousand Each
Denver district judge C J Morley denied a bond reduction request for 30 men arrested last week in an alleged 1 000 000 ring of confidence men. He ordered each defendant held on 25 000 bond as originally fixed.
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Denver
Colo
C. J. Morley
Morley
Oklahoma Governor Scores in Bribe Defense Victory
Oklahoma Governor J B Robertson wins his first victory defending a bribery charge as the state supreme court issues an alternative writ ordering District Judge Mark L Bozarth of Okmulgee to show cause why he should not be disqualified as federal judge.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
J. B. Robertson
State Supreme Court
Mark L. Bozarth
Okmulgee
Five Men Arrested in Mail Conspiracy Tied to Strike
Five men were arrested in Slater Missouri on conspiracy charges for interfering with the United States mail in connection with the recent firemen's strike that disrupted traffic on the Western Division of the Chicago and Alton Railroad for over three days.
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Slater
United States Mail
Chicago
Alton
World events briefed from across the globe
A compilation of short world notes reports Mrs. Finley J. Shepard in hospital in New York, Mike Brady winning the western open in Detroit, Harry Wills defeating Tut Jackson in New York, and a wild Cubs win over the Phillies 26 to 23 in Chicago. It covers tax receipts, rail and railroad issues, dam funding, Prohibition deaths, political moves on railroads, and various accidents and deaths across the United States and abroad.
Iowa News Roundup Includes Flood Deaths and Local Calamities
David Stevens drowned after being swept away in a ravine near Adel during a flood. Appraisers value land by Wall Lake at 185 dollars for possible state park use. Mt Vernon farmer George Garner injured by an enraged bull. Justice Noble fines Everett Hanson for drunken driving. A Storm Lake carrier bitten by a dog. Keokuk judge orders sale of White Manual Labor Institute land to pay debts. Cedar Rapids widow dies after auto collision. Holstein breeders gather for a Dubuque county picnic. J W Bissell dies in Florida. former Upper Iowa president. James Wolf claims 63 years as a barber at age 80. Waterloo reports dog overrun amid heat. Traer seeds market strong. farm women may husk corn in fall. Grace church in Sioux City planning reunion. Oskaloosa mine operator J L Jones reported killed in Montana. Laporte farmerette bankruptcy case. Cedar Rapids divorce suit over drug-containing soda. Hanslon town woman badly burned when clothing caught in fly wheel. Olin child bitten by a dog. dog’s head sent to Iowa City. Council Bluffs boy committed to industrial school for attempted train wreck. Arion camper near fair ground rushed for gastric ulcer operation. Thomas Sweeney, veteran detective from Dubuque, dies at 63. Cedar Rapids teen Thiel dies after fall from car. DeWitt man injured from straw stack accident. Sioux City pioneer Isabelle Montgomery drawn for September jury.
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David Stevens
Adel
Wall Lake
George Garner
Mt. Vernon
S. E. Noble
Everett Hanson
New Hampton
Dave Hughes
Storm Lake
P. J. Padden
Hamilton
Keokuk
White Manual Labor Institute
S. B. Miller
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Seabrook
Dubuque County
Howard Simpson
J. W. Bissell
Upper Iowa University
Clearwater
Fla
James Wolf
Iowa
Waterloo
Traer
F. Barker
Grace Church
Sioux City
J. L. Jones
Oskaloosa
Roundup
Mont
Masons, Elks and Odd Fellows Lodges
Rose Francis Olive
Laporte
Dorothy Bakes
Bakes
Christian Schott
Hanslontown
Uriah Pieper
Olin
W. E. Tallman
Iowa City
Benjamin Young
Council Bluffs
Toledo
C. M. Pollock
Arion
State Fair Ground
Des Moines
Thos. J. Sweeney
Dubuque
Sylvester Thiel
Milwaukee Yards
Perry
Thiel
Elmer Barber
DeWitt
Isabelle Montgomery
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Finley J. Shepard
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Ezra Dickey
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Denison
Tex
Stephen Smith
American Public Health Association
Walter C. Mason
Montotr Falls
N. Y
Federal Chemical Company
Nashville, Tenn
United States Railroad Labor Board
Lieutenant Reeves
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Clarence William Green
Elsinore
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Henderson, Ky
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United States
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Wash
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Samuel A. Merrill
Palo Alto
Edward J. Brundage
Marion
Q Score
Herrin
Ford Tractor
Detroit, Mich
Elk Grove
Higgins Road
Williamson County
Marton
Delos Duty
Cosden
Tulsa
Atlas Powder Company
Carthage
John F. Dodge
William Morrell
Saginaw
John Bauer
Bauer
Morrell
Mansitime
Havre
Foremost
Lethbridge
Alta
Union Bank
Coquimbo
Stockholm
Pachitch
Jugo-Slavia
Benes
Czechoslovakia
Marienbad
Hawkeye
State News
Bella Bellans
Bellans
Mothers
Mothers of the World
Lloyad
Furnitur
Lloyd Mfg
Hvleoe
Lloyd Mig. Co. Waktfeld
Menominee, Mich
Chesebrough Mfg. CO
Consolidated
State Street
Stearns
John
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