Demands on Great Britain Attacked at Reparations Conference
At The Hague the conference heard Britain and Roumania press for revising the Young plan. Italy and France defended the plan as indivisible. Germany sought early Rhineland evacuation and Saar understandings while Portugal urged an international reparations bank.
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Hague
U.P
Britain
Antonio Mosconi
Henri Cheron
Italy
France
Young
Paris
Owen Dr. Young
Cheron
Aristide Briand
Snowden
Roumania
Great Britain
Mosconi
Bank of Portugal
Joao Henrique Ulrich
International Bank
Gustav Stresemann
Germany
Rhineland
Saar Basin
Mussolini
Rabenold Funeral Set for Thursday in Ainsworth
Announcement states the funeral for E.2. Rabenold, prominent Ainsworth farmer, will be Thursday afternoon at 1:30 in the Methodist church. The funeral party is due in Ainsworth about five o’clock this afternoon. Rabenold died yesterday morning in Zanesville after an operation during a trip to visit relatives in Ohio.
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E.2
Rabenold
Zanesville
Ohio
Ainsworth
Russian plane to start for New York via Siberia
Moscow August 7 The air plane Land of Soviets will start at 2 a m tomorrow on a flight to New York via Siberia and Alaska, officials announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Land of Soviets
New York
Siberia
Alaska
Peace pact signed by rival tongs in New York fails to stop Chinatown gunfire
In Chicago a Hip Sing member, Joe Wei, 27, was wounded after a peace treaty was signed in New York improving prospects for truce. Chin Gin, an On Leon member, fled, while tong leaders in New York endorsed arbitration over violence. Boston Chinatown stayed tense with heightened police presence amid skepticism about the truce.
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Hip Sing Tong
Chicago
U.P
Chinatown
New York
Joe Wei
Hip Sing
Chin Gin
Leon
Chin
Riva Hip Sing
Leon Tongmen
Boston
Boson’s
Pig Crop Special Train Plans Stop in Washington County
Joe Wright chairs a Washington County Farm Bureau committee to host the Burlington pig crop special train in cooperation with Iowa State College. The educational train will stop Monday evening September 16 for three hours and tour southern Iowa over two weeks with 33 stops in 29 counties.
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Joe Wright
Washington County Farm Bureau
Burlington Railroad
Towa State College
Burling Or
Iowa
Boyd Foster
M. M. Flynn
M. C. DeLong
E. L. Stewart
Carl M. Keck
J. C. McKay
Harold Montgomery
Farm Bureau
County Agricutural
Rex Beresford
Agricultura Extension Service
Iowa State College
Waler B. Remley
Buakington Agricultural
S. Louia
J. Counett
Burlington Superinendent Division
E. F. Jones
Q’tumwa
Burlington
College of Agriculture
Alatos
The
Puritan Minister Increase Mather Warns of Irreligion
In Puritan New England near 300 years ago Increase Mather laments growing irreligion among the people. The address underscores concerns over declining piety and civic virtue in colonial society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Increase Mather
Victor Berger Dies After Street Collision in Milwaukee
Victor L. Berger world famous socialist leader and journalist died in a coma at age 69 from a fractured skull and internal injuries after being run down by a street car in Milwaukee. He fought the injuries for three weeks, with his wife and two daughters at his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Victor L. Berger
Berger
Pe6 Os
Dr Ida H Bailey Dies in West Virginia
The Parkersburg Sentinel reports the death of Dr Ida H Bailey in West Virginia after months of illness. A Washington and Knoxville physician, she was educated at Mount Pleasant Iowa and Iowa University Medical College class of 1899. Survived by daughter Mrs Karl Johnstone and five grandchildren, burial in Iowa City.
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Parkersburg
West Virginia
Ida H. Bailey
Washington
Earl Johnstone
Avery Street
Mount Pleasant
Iowa) College
University of Iowa
Bailey
Knoxville
Iowa
Order of Eastern Star
Daughters of the American Revolution
Knoxville Presbyterian Church
Karl Johnstone
J. B. Helson
Fariva, al
J. C. Helson
Sargent, Neb
William Vlach
Modesto, Cal
Aliene
Joan
Justine
June
Karl Jr. Johnstone
Iowa City
Accuser of Boy Scouts Arrested in Iowa Crash Saga
Sidney Kapin 20 and John Gore 17 Detroit youths face reckless driving charges after a crash in Vinton Iowa. The pair’s scout memberships prompted an inquiry that led to a warrant for Ray Henderson of Rochester Minnesota, now believed to be responsible for the wreck that damaged his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
U.P
Sidney Kapin
John Gore
Detroit
Mich
Boy Scouts
Ray Henderson
Rochester
Minn
Dublin Campaign Targets Irish Name Use on Non Irish Goods
Dublin authorities campaign to curb use of Irish names on goods not produced in Ireland. Officials warn that mislabeling may mislead consumers and harm national branding. Local retailers and producers are urged to follow guidelines for origin claims.
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Dublin
Ireland
Two Convicts Killed in Kansas Prison Break
In Lansing Kansas six convicts attempted an escape from the state penitentiary. Two fugitives William Webb and Robert Collins were killed after a pistol duel with Deputy Warden Hudspeth and Captain Graham. Guards and trustees were wounded. three convicts escaped.
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Kansas
Lansing
Kan
U.P
Kansas State Penitentiary
William Webb
Robert Collins
R. H.hudspeth
Arthur Graham
John Edwards
Eddie Jenkins
Oklahoma
Charles Cheatham
M. F. Amrine
American Legion Drum Corps Tour Promotes Isler Carnival
The American Legion drum and bugle corps visited Kalona Wellman and Keota yesterday evening to drum up support for the Isler carnival in Washington this week. Concerts are planned in nearby towns tonight if plans work out. The carnival will be at the Berdo show grounds this evening and through the rest of the week, after a scheduling conflict at Centerville moved its location to Washington.
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American Legion Drum and Pugle Corps
Keota
Wellman
Kalona
Berdo Show Grounds
Washington
Centerville
Two Killed In Auto Crash In Des Moines
Lorena May Scholes, 8, Des Moines, was near death today after an automobile crash Monday that killed her mother and another woman. Doctors reported slight improvement but little hope for the child's recovery.
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Des Moines
Lorena May Scholes
Open Inquiry Into Malone Shooting Leads to Inquest
Malone Ia August 7 Inquest begun into a shooting death and injuries in a family feud story holds three men as victims and suspects Ed ward Crampton 35 Thomas Mulholland 60 and Robert Yates 60 were involved in rival accounts of the event. Crampton shot Vale then Mulholland before killing himself according to authorities.
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Malone
U.P
Edward Crampton
Thomas Mulhoh
Robert Yate
Crampton
Clinton
Vale
Mulholland
DeWitt
Knights of Pythias to Name Iowa Officers Today
Cedar Rapids Iowa Aug 7 The Knights of Pythias of Iowa prepare to elect officers for the coming year on the convention’s second day. The state Pythian sisters also meet with no other sessions scheduled that morning. John S Tuthill Waterloo grand chancellor delivered the principal address last night and Mrs Mayme Hunter Montezuma grand chief spoke to the sisters at the opening session.
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Cedar Rapids
Knights of Pythias of
Iowa
Pythian Sisters
State
John S. Tuthill
Waterloo
Mayme’ Hunter
Montezuma
Forest Fire Still Bays in Oklahoma Raging
Forest fire rages across southeast Oklahoma as flames sweep pine timberland in three mountainous counties. About 2000 volunteers have fought flames for nearly two days, with hundreds of acres burned and containment uncertain.
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Oklahoma
Poteau
Okla
Iowa corn near ten year average despite heat and drought
Iowa corn condition is near the ten year average though not a bumper crop. The weekly crops bulletin notes normal advance from blister to roasting ear stages with harvest mostly complete except in hail damaged and wet Monona county areas and other drought affected zones. Yields are variable but expected to average close to the decade, while cucumbers and potatoes face heat and rain effects and rains Aug 1 5 aid drought relief in many regions.
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Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Monona
Reed
Towa
West Central District
South
Iowa’ River
Mississippi
Proposed Soldiers Monument in Central Park
At a meeting of I. G. Whitepost G A and A, discussion centered on placing a county wide monument in Central park to honor veterans of all wars including World War I and Spanish American War. The plan would involve all of Washington county's 20 000 residents with broad patriotic group support and modest funding.
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I. G. Whitepost
G. A
Central Park
The
Post
Washington
Iowa
Sigourney
Keokuk County
Motor Vehicle Registrations on US Farms Reported
A statement from the Eastern Iowa Motor Clubs cites 5 450 000 motor vehicles registered on United States farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eastern
Iowa
Graf Zeppelin set for around the world flight from Lakehurst
The Graf Zeppelin prepares at Lakehurst Naval Air Station New Jersey for an eastward around the world cruise. Weather data, full hydrogen inflation, and loading of mail freight and limited passengers are in progress with departure possible tonight pending conditions.
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Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Naval
U.P
Naval Station
Nugo Eckener
Graf
Eckener
Pew
Freidrichshafen
Germany
Tokio
Los Angeles
Atlantic
Japan
Aleutian Island
Alaska
Seattle
Washington
Rocky Mountain
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Exchequer
Bureau
Victor Berger
Congress
Tim
W. Virginia
Washington Physi
Cian
Hudspeth
Craham
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Enard
Knight
Kalona, Wellman and
Drum Corps
Nival
Malone, TA
Knights of
Pythias
Washington County
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