Hughes Seen A Dominant Parley Figure In London
London July 19 Secretary Hughes attended the reparations conference consults with American participants and aims to influence the effort to make Germany pay. He will meet Premier MacDonald and Premier Poincaré informally while in London. The conference remains in committee as Italian and Italian allied positions cause delays.
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Aras
Telian Armivers
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Rot
France
State Department
Washington
Reparations Commission
Experts’ Commission
Denver Post
Denver
Harry H. Tamman
Cat’s Meow Sparks Violent Night in Auburn
Roy Dickson, 18, fired at a nuisance cat disturbing residents for nights. The bullet killed the cat and wounded neighbor John Codren, 65, who is expected to survive. Dickson contacted police and was not detained.
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Roy Dickson
Roy
Cat
John Codren
John
Dickson
Miners Rescue Suspect in Murder of 7-Year-Old Anna Kreso
Kondrat Gwozdenkow, 38, was saved from a mob of about 300 miners at the Bellaire city jail after being identified as the man accused in the murder of Anna Kreso, whose body was found near Bis Run. Authorities say he claimed amnesia after a night of drinking. The mob, formed in Big Run area, threatened to throw him into the river. he was later guarded in Bellaire.
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Kondrat Gwozdenkow
St. Clairsville
Anna Kuskow
Bis Run
Ohio
Anna Kreso
Kreso Gies
Big Run
Here
Poli Notrem
State Fair to Feature Pageant of Religion at Iowa Fair
Des Moines July 19 sunday school workers across Iowa plan a monster religious pageant at the upcoming Iowa state fair on Sunday August 24. More than 10 000 children from counties will participate portraying religious truths and the church in community life. A noted pageant director will direct staging. More than 100 acres on the grounds are prepared for campers with no grounds fees. Electric lights water police fire protection and sanitary facilities will be provided. Over 10 000 campers are expected.
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Des Moines
Towa
Iowa
State Fair Board
Brazil Faces Armed Rebuke From Powers
Interven Buenos Aires July 19 reports foreign powers aboard Brazil to safeguard national rights. Italy and other European nations may protest Rio Janeiro government for failing to assure foreign rights. U S warship proposed to Santos sparks fears of international military action while censorship heightens turmoil fears across Brazil.
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Rio Janeiro
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Sao Paulo
Rio Grande Do Sul E Crosso
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Troops Guard Mines Amid Unrest in Wilburton Oklahoma
Wilburton Oklahoma July 19 large guards move to protect mines operating on an open shop basis as national guard readiness is declared to avert unionist interference. A first outbreak saw 100 sympathizers and miners disarm guards and force 175 men from Kali-Inla mine. Sheriff Austin Park reported nonunion workers at Deagnan and McConnell mine warned against reporting for work with deputies dispatched to shield workers and property.
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Wilburton
Okla
National Guard
Kali-Inla
Ieriff Austin Park
Deagnan and
McConnell
Wilcox Sets Enforce New Parking Ordinance in City
In San Francisco on July 19, Public Safety Chief Charles E Wilcox announced strict enforcement of a new parking ordinance with restricted zones. The plan also includes a one way street initiative and patrols to back up the fire response as forest fires rages. Troops will be deployed to relieve rangers for patrol and lookout duties amid a serious fire season.
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Charles E Wilcox
Public Safety Department
Elimi
San Francisco
Wilcox Francisco
Reddington
Light Company Makes Semiannual Tax Payment
The Sioux City Gas and Electric company paid the city treasurer yesterday a semi annual tax of 23187 representing the city's 2 percent share of gross receipts for the first half of 1924. A check for 2142 from the Sioux City Service company for steam heat supplied in Sioux City during the same period was received.
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Sioux City Gas and Electric Company
Sioux City Service Company
Sioux City
Iowa Sister Reunites With Brother After 23 Years Absence
Mason City Iowa July 19 after a long estrangement a sister rejoined her brother Ed Parker Lennie Parker of Rockford Illinois and Jim Parker of Chicago learned of the reunion in Mason City. The siblings had not communicated since 1901 until a visit by Jim Parker revealed Ed’s location.
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Mason City
Ed Parker
Lennie Parker
Rockford
Miss Parker
Jim Parker
Chicago
State Teachers Faculty Get Summer Pay Checks
Approximately 55000 in checks were issued for the first six weeks of the summer term at the Town State Teachers College. Secretary Benjamin Boardfan distributed the payments here, with about 1500 dollars daily paid by the state of Iowa for summer instruction activities.
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Cedar Falls
Town State Teachers College
Benjamin Boardfan
State of
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Iatrustore
Bellevue catfish by hands draws 58 pounds in odd tale
In Bellevue Charles Brady says he caught a 58 pound catfish with his hands after the fish tired from swallowing a turtle and lying in a surface stupor. Shenandoah report notes a Sid ney horseback incident where a 4 year old was kicked in the face by a horse after dismounting and striking it, needing nine stitches.
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Bellevue
Charles Brady
Shenandoah, Ia
Sam Thompson
Sidney
Population of U S Shows Marked Gain in Growth
Washington July 19 population estimates of the principal cities indicate shifts in ranking. New Orleans passed Cincinnati and Rochester, Chicago nears 4,000,000, Philadelphia approaches 2,000,000, and Cleveland edges toward 1,000,000, revealing continued urban growth and changes in city standings. Detroit shows limited growth.
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D. C
United States
United Murse
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Cincinnati
Rochester
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Wife Seeks Divorce Over Five Dollar Weekly Allowance
Marie Foltz petitions for divorce from J B Foltz alleging five dollars weekly for family needs is insufficient for five children and notes threats and infidelity. She seeks alimony of twenty dollars weekly and custody. The couple married November 1 1916. Clara T Mahood also files for divorce alleging her husband struck her and used vile names.
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Marie Foltz
Foltz
Clara T Mahood
Gibson R. Mahood
Lincoln Man in Leap From Window Dead
E W Helwig 80 former Lincoln Neb city treasurer commit suicide by leaping from ninth story of a downtown hotel in Los Angeles. His body found on a garage roof seven stories below. He left a note saying he could not stand it any longer. He served as deputy city treasurer for 15 years and moved to California ten years ago. He had no immediate relatives in Lincoln.
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Los Angeles
E. W. Helwig
Lincoln
Neb
Helwig
Ferdinand W. Helwig
California
Meridian Lyncing of Harry Shelton Reported Near Scoeba
A mob of about 60 men abducted Harry Shelton from Scoeba jail and hanged him from a tree last night. The accused man, a young Black man, had been held on an alleged assault claim near here. Authorities had moved Shelton from DeKalb to Booeba for safety before the lynching.
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Auss
Harry Shelton
Scoeba
Shelton
DeKalb
Booeba
Death of U S vice consul provokes Tehran protest
Washington reports confirm the killing of Robert W. Imbrie, U S vice consul at Teheran, by a native mob. An American witness wounded, the incident sparks a diplomatic protest and inquiry into Persian police protection. Imbrie, born 1884 in Washington, had a long career in consular service from Petrograd to Teheran.
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Robert W. Imrie
Teheran
United States
Imbrig
State Department
Imbrie
Teonul
Evening News
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Legation
Suapeane
Hughes
England
Hughes Joseph Samkornfeld
Ofgohie
Amerigam
Persia
Robert W. Imbrie
Chamber Plans Armory for Des Moines Units
Des Moines chamber of commerce considers building a large armory to house Iowa national guard units. Three cavalry units face disbandment unless permanent quarters are secured. The plan involves forming a company of business men and pursuing construction by popular support.
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Des Moines
Iowa National Guard
Des Mois Chamberv of Commerce
Des Moines Cavalry
Fleet Steeds Head Winnesheik Fair Opening
Decorah Iowa July 19 among attractions for the Winne sheik county fair to be held August 8 will be the appearance of Singles 1 58 Margaret Dillon 1 58 and sir Roche 1 59 they race for a purse of 5000 dollars as the opening day feature on the closing day Martin Plestina lenkage wrestler will try to throw Ondeman twice in an hour foosball and platform acts will be featured also
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Winnesheik
Margaret Dillon
Sir Roche
Martin Plestina
Ondeman
La Follette Endorsed by Railroad Unions for President
Senator Robert M. La Follette won unanimous backing from officers and general chairmen of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees and Railroad Shop Laborers at their Detroit meeting. The 300,000 member group pledged wholehearted support and urged members to contribute to La Follette's campaign fund and actively participate in his bid for the presidency.
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Detroit
Robert M. la Follette
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
la Follette
United State
Sunday Register asks readers to call for missed copies
The Sunday Register urges readers who do not receive their copy tomorrow to call the office before noon. A special carrier will deliver the newspaper to the reader's address. Call 58835 before noon Sunday to ensure delivery.
Three Hurt In Greek Riot at Chamber of Deputies
Ambulances responded to an all night session as a pitched battle broke up at 7 a m. An ex minister an admiral and a deputy were seriously wounded and a score of deputies badly beaten. The chamber planned to reconvene later to express confidence in the cabinet.
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Athens
Chamber of Deputies
Corn Growers Urge Rigid Warehouse Act At Des Moines
The Towa corn growers association urged the Republican convention in Des Moines to back a secretary of Agriculture candidate who supports vigorous administration of the warehouse act. A Corry statement credits the act with better crop marketing and reports a state saving of about 50,900 from improved agricultural handling.
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Des Moines
Towa Corn Growers Association
Edgar C. Corry
Department of Agriculture
Other Man Named In Dill Divorce Case
Charles L. Dill files answer and cross petition in district court alleging his wife Clara E. Dill is unfaithful with F. W. Maples. He says Maples benefited from absences, sent notes via Dill’s son, and Mrs. Dill answered them. He claims she refuses to stop the relationship and criticizes her housekeeping as wasteful and negligent.
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Charles L. Dill
F. W. Maples
Sioux Street
Dill
Waples
Sioux City Lawyer to Instruct at University of Michigan
E B Stason of Sioux City has accepted a post as instructor at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. He will begin duties at the fall term, earning 6000 dollars yearly, after graduating from the law college and previously serving as electrical engineering assistant professor at Michigan 1919 to 1922. He has since practiced law with his father, J Stason.
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E. B. Stason
Grandview Boulevard
Sioux City
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Stason
Law College
J. Stason
President Lincoln Mail Liner Fire Threatens Ship
Fire in storerooms and cabins of the Pacific mail liner President Lincoln caused $12,000 damage before city firefighters and sailors from the Tennessee extinguished the blaze. The fire likely started from a cigarette dropped by a Chinese worker. The Tennessee and Hunters Point dock were briefly threatened.
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Pacific Mail
Lincoln
U. S
Tennessee
Hunters Point
Wheeler Accepts La Follette Vice Presidential Nomination
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana, a Democrat, accepts the vice presidential bid on Robert M. La Follette’s independent ticket after urging from La Follette. The national committee forms to organize the campaign as Wheeler plans a noon announcement. Wheeler, famed for a sharp Senate speech against Attorney General Daugherty, frames his decision amid a rising Progressive effort in Washington.
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National Committee
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Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Robert M. la Follette
Wheelsers
Prooresarves
United Press
Tab Poltette
Montana Kihator
Convern Fom
la Follete
Monetana
Thomas J Walsh
Independent
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Senate
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Coolidge
Gener
Iowa Plans La Follette Ticket For Election
Des Moines Iowa July 19 the secretary of state has secured an attorney general opinion on placing Senator Robert M La Follette on the general election ballot as a presidential candidate in Iowa The opinion says 1275 valid signatures are required on petitions 600 electors at large and 25 signers for each of 11 district electorates petitions must be filed at least 40 days before the election.
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Des Moines
Walter F. Ramsay
Ben Gibson
Robert M. la Follette
Towa
Des Moines Traders in Corn Make Big Haul
Des Moines traders report a sensational corn market with receipts totaling $500,000 or more in recent days. W H Sieveret, manager of Lamson Bros Des Moines branch, cited the strong gain and described conditions without a grain pit for wild trading scenes.
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W. H. Sieveret
Lamson Bros
United Press Today
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