Colonel Palmer to Introduce Shaw at Saturday Concert
Colonel Palmer selects himself to introduce former Iowa governor Leslie Shaw at an eight o clock Saturday evening high school auditorium meeting. Shaw known as a top campaign speaker has spoken in Iowa for Cummins and addressed Cedar Falls teachers. Farmers are urged to attend the program includes Eden Seminary Sextet Milton Blaul and Samuel Hall with Opal White as accompanist. No admission fee. Capt and Mrs Karl Limerman have returned from a southern honeymoon.
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Cal
D. J. Palmer
Leslie M. Shaw
Shaw
Iowa
A. B. Cummins
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Im Char
Theiead
Eeington
Mr. Shaw
Eden Seminary Sextet
St. Toute
Milton Blaul
Solgvists
Burlington
Samuel Hall
Washington
Mise Opal White
Vote for Major Holsteen in Congress Next Monday
The item urges voting for Major Holsteen on Monday June 7 for Congress and calls the vote safe. It repeats the claim twice with promotional language and mentions a medicinal product claim and a local school official in town.
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Major Holsteen
Congress
Vote for Major Hol steen next Monday for Congress
A fragmented political note urges voting for Major Hol Steen on the upcoming congressional election day. The text asserts safety in voting and includes references to Christine M. Schneider traveling to Cedar Falls and Chicago for education and career moves, with plans to depart Washington for a Sac City Iowa school position in April and a higher salary.
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Christine M. Schneider
Cedar Falls
Iown
Chicago
Applied Art School
Washington
Sac City
Iowa
Local West Chester Notes and Visitors
Local page items list Harry Davis and others visiting Washington, trips to Davenport and Lyons, and a raft of social calls. Career and business mentions include William White of Lincoln directing an oil firm, plus church assembly attendance in Sterling Kansas. Shopping ads promote gloves, dresses, waists, and aprons at Craft's The New York Store and Crail's with price highlights for May into June.
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William White
Lincoln
Neb
Washington
Cnt
New York
Community Announcements and Club Meetings Listed
Vieasant Plains Missionary society meets with Mrs Ed Gallather on Wednesday June 9 for an all day session. Loyal Sisterhood Sunday School annual social and officer election Tuesday at 2 30 in church basement. Fortnightly Club open meeting with Child Study at 403 W Main St on Tuesday at 2 30, Miss Kellman to speak for county nurse. Dampscus Shrine ceremonial Tuesday June 8 at Moose Hall 8 PM with refreshments. Shalom Group M E church meets at 320 W Fifth St Monday 8 PM regular meeting and quilt block crew. W O R C regular meeting Saturday 2 30 PM. Biennial rates one and one fare round trip to Desle for delegates and visitors tickets on sale June 12 18 valid until June 29. purchase in home towns, women with ID cards. Mrs David McLaughlin can provide cards. contact her. Memorial service for Modern Woodmen Sunday June 6 at 2 PM at hall, bring flowers. autos furnished. Washington Fire Department honorary and active members Memorial Day Sunday June 6 meet City Hall 1 30 PM with cars and flowers.
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David McLaughlin
W. Main St
Misa Kellman
Shalom Group
M. E. Church
Amos White
Fifth St
Desle
Rowteter
Saale
Washington Fire Department
City Hall
Missing Wood campaign witness testifies before Senate committee
W B Burtt assistant to Col WH Him Cooper Procter and national Elmtr ian of the Weed campaign, was the first witness before the Senate investigating committee on campaign funds. He described his role as assistant and confidant to Ambrose Monell and said $40,000 was spent in Indiana with total state expenditures possibly reaching $558,000. He denied receiving cash for Governor Lowden's Missouri candidacy and said the money was treated as a personal contribution from Morse. The testimony followed questions on signatures and funds requests by state and district managers.
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Washington
Merace
Stebbins
New York
Lincoln
Wood Tongue
Senate Investigating Committee
Montreat S
W. B. Burtt
Whhim Cooper Procter
National Elmtrian
Weed
Senate
Ambrose Monell
Wood
Burtt
National Wood Committee
Amt
R. T
Robert Tyler
Indiana
Lowden
Missouri
W. L. Coley
Hsiean
EK. Lo Morse
Sho
Hef
Morse
Rename Tnadey to the Preavential and Senatorial Campaign
The request from Senator Pomerene a member of the investigating committee was for a resolution directing the committee to investigate after the adjournment of the Democratic national convention and before the November elections the receipts and expenditures of political committees and campaigns for president, vice president, and the United States Senate and report by the first Monday in December. The committee plans to wind up today adjourning for the Republican national convention. Chairman Kenyon said no more witnesses would be summoned but the panel would hear those already called and await future policy decisions by the Senate and committee members.
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Pomerene
Lege
Maxsachusetts
United States Senate
Senate
Tae
Kenyon
Deschanel Heads to Normandy for Rest After Accident
Paris reports President Deschanel leaving the city by car with his wife for the Chateau de Montellerie at Lisieux in Normandy. He will rest there for several weeks and appeared alert with no serious effects from his recent accident, according to officials.
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France
Chateau
Normandy
Paris
Deschanel
Chateau de du Montellerie
Lisieux
Gani WY
One-Third Of Vera Cruz Homes To Be Burned
Mexico City June 4 One third of Vera Cruz houses will be burned due to bubonic plague infection. The decision was reported by Excelsior citing civic action to halt the outbreak.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Mexico City
The
Excelsior
German Monarchists Active in Britain and US Ties
British and French official sources in Berlin report rising activity of anti republican groups in Germany, including the German People’s Party. Will Davis and sister Miss Carrie returned from Philadelphia, where he attended the Presbyterian General Assembly. They visited friends in Washington and New York City.
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J. M. Wishart
Sterling
Kan
United Presbyterian General Assembly
London
Berlin
Will Davis
Carrie
Philadelphia
Mr. Davis
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Washington, D. C
New York City
Navy Audacity Urged as Object Lesson by Secretary Daniels
Secretary Daniels urged the Naval Academy graduating class of 289 to cast off tradition and embrace risk and invention. He cited the Navy's World War I record of resourcefulness, especially the North Sea barrage, as proof that strategy and weapons must evolve with time.
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Navy
Annapolis
Sal
Daniels
Naval Academy
Northem
America
North Sea Barrage
Reward Offered in Kidnapping of 13 Month Old Boy
Norristown Pa June 4 The mystery of the kidnapping of 13 month old Blakely Coughlin remains unsolved after a night of mass searching by home defense police state police department of justice and private detectives. A 1500 reward was posted by county commissioners for the arrest and conviction of the kidnappers. The Coughlin family friends may offer another reward for the child's recovery. George H Coughlin the father is a Philadelphia lithographing company president and a former Princeton athlete.
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Norristown
Blakely Coughlin
Home Defense
State Police
Department of Justice
Coughlin
George H. Coughlin
Philadelphia
Princeton
U S to Have a Man at Spa Conference
Paris June 4 American participation in the forthcoming conference with Germany at Spa Belgium June 2 has not been the subject of official instructions from Washington. The United States may be unofficially represented through the reparations commission member Roland W Boyden of Boston Massachusetts who was once in dispute with Herbert Hoover's organization.
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Paris
Spa
Belgium
Washington
United States
Reparations Commission
Roland W. Boyden
Boston
Mass
Herbert C. Hoover
Newport Race Riot Sparks Street Clashes in England
In Newport England June 4 white and negro sailors clashed in the streets. Large crowds gathered, windows were broken and homes damaged. Several combatants were beaten. one white sailor was arrested before police restored order as crowd control eased tensions after a quarrel.
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Newport
England
Reward Offered as Mexico Declares War on Villa
June 4 1920 Mexico City minister of war Francisco Callee declares war to the death on Francisco Villa and his followers. The government vows to make Mexico safe for foreigners and outside capital, offering 100000 pesos dead or alive for Villa. Villa defeats at Parral and flees with Ignacio Enriquez as federal forces close in.
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Mexico City
Francisco Villa
Mexico
Villa
PL Elias Callee
Catlee
Sonora
Chilmahua City
Callee
Chihuahua
Are al Ady
Washington
Parral
New Is
Ignacio Enriquez
State Department
Bar Goes From Waukegan in Racial Riots Incident
Chicago reports rioting in Waukegan after a stone was thrown at a car carrying Lt Blasier and Mr Barstow and a young woman. Admiral Bassett barred enlisted men from visiting Waukegan except residents. He blamed spontaneous outbursts for racial friction and offered no single cause.
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Chicago
Admiral Bassett
Great Lakes
Waukegan
Wiskerton
Liewtenant Blasier
Barstow
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Colonel Palmer
Musicctans
State Railway Commission
Capt
Mrs
Karl Limerman
Lemnon
Adot
Ry Ry Harding
Washington City
Harry Davis
West Chester
John Swisher
Davenport
A. J Fishburn
N. J. Barham
Lyons
Barham
Burham
Craft’s
Hi Ke. Long
Lone Tree
Mabel
Dewey Corbett
Childie
Siassballiov U
Leits
Ed Sedal
D. F. Macon
Burnside
Irving Johnaon
Oskaloosa
H. F. Steck
McCall Bros
Mills Taylor
J. M. Taylor
United Presbyteriian General Assembly
Sterling, Kaw
J. T. Darling
Grace
Ogden
Sigler Home
Gus Bramers
Carlin
Frances
Kitty
Ottumwe
Alice Rowne
Nellie Wilson
Ottumwa
Taille-du-nord
Manchester Pereales
Rckrack
Crail’s
W. M. Keeley
Patricia
Joan
Ethel Robison
Wairfield
Otis Nobicon
Vieasant Plains Missionary Society
Ed Gallather
Methodist Church
Dampscus Shrine
Moose Hall
W. OR. C
FUNG
W. B G. Burtt
Procter
Dem
Q Wopyright
Secretary Daniels
Pennsylvania
Coughlin Baby
U. S
Republic
Bassett
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