Coronation of Carol Delayed as King of Roumania
In Bucharest reports say the coronation of Carol as king will be delayed about a year as he seeks to establish a new government. Zizi Lambino, once married to Carol, claims she sacrificed herself for the nation and has left Roumania. A reconciliation with Princess Helene is proving difficult, while Carol strengthens royal unity by naming Prince Nicholas inspector of the armed forces and signaling toward Helene’s return. Princess Marie and Princess Wehne telegraphed congratulations from Istanbul.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Ziak
Zizi Lambino
Carol
Nice
Helene
Prince Nicholas
Marie
Wehne
Istanbul
Near East
Reed's Radio Interruption Prompts Probing SOS Signals
Investigations by the Commerce and Navy departments target the source of elusive SOS signals that caused a 26 minute interruption of former Senator James A. Reed's denunciation of a "radio trust" from Sedalia Missouri. The National Broadcasting Company offered Reed a chance to replay his speech from its New York station.
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Washington
Commerce and Navy
Jame A
Three Die in Des Moines Traffic Accidents
Des Moines reports confirm three fatalities and one serious injury from last night traffic incidents. Violet Yarowsky age 23 and Faith Turvall, 25, were struck while crossing, with Turvall listed as seriously injured but improving. Joe Collura, 63, died after his car hit a Chicago Great Western freight engine at a crossing. Mrs Mandra died at Broadlawns General Hospital after being thrown from her car in a collision with a vehicle driven by J N Franklin. Mr and Mrs John Detwiler of Wellman visited Washington today.
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Des Moines
Violet Yarowsky
Aara
Joe Collura
Migs. Yarowsky
Faith Turvall
Walsh Urges Senate Action to Probe Cannon Quiz
Senator Walsh of Montana pushes a Senate resolution to authorize a lob by committee to investigate Bishop James Cannon Jr. He seeks power to question Cannon about a $65,300 gift from E. C. Jameson during the 1828 presidential campaign.
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Walsh
Senate Action
Washington
Senate
Lobby
James Cannon, Jr
Dem
Montana
Bannon
E. C. Jameson
New York
Ministers Meet For Joint County Church Gathering In Ainsworth
Ministers from Louise and Washing counties met at the Ainsworth Methodist church for a joint gathering with over thirty attendees. Rev. Parker presided, Mrs. Parker provided piano accompaniment, a noon chicken dinner was served, and Dr. Clyde E. Baker spoke on religious education noting Iowa students lack Bible knowledge. Washington pastors contributed a quartet performance.
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Louise
Washingon Counties
Methodist
Ainsworth
Mr. Parker
Bethel and Cotter
Clyde E. Baker
Upper Iowa
Decoration Day Crowd Attends Richmond Program
Pilotsburg reports a large turnout for the Decoration Day program in Richmond. Visits include Mrs. John Snyder and baby from Chicago at the James Chalupa home. Mrs. Axel Anderson cared for by Ralph Hamilton, with a new well drilled by Will Brown.
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Pilotburg
Richmond
John Snyder
Baby Laughter
Chicago
James Chalupa
Carl D. Anderson
Frank Stranby
Axel Anderson
Muscatine
Ralph Hamilton
Will Brown
Nellie Jones
Otto Zwicki
Kin|ross
Clara Fisher
Pilotsburg
Re nominating cost Steck four dollars
Des Moines June 10 up nomination as democratic candidate for the United States senate cost Senator Daniel F Steck Ottumwa 44 00 he reported today to Secretary of State Ed M Smith the care amount Steck said was spent for postage for mailing nomination blanks
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Des Moines
United States Senate
Daniel F. Steck
Ottumwa
Ed M. Smith
Steck
Identity of Lingle slayer claimed by police in Chicago
Chicago authorities announced they know the killer of Chicago Tribune reporter Alfred Lingle who was shot in a crowded subway near Randolph Street. Pat Roche said the suspect is an ex convict. Lt Cusack led a broad manhunt, with rewards totaling 40000 from Tribune, Chicago Evening Post, and Chicago Press Club.
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Chicago
Pat Roche
William Cusack
Chicago Police Department
Albert Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Washington Park
Roche
Cusack
Lingle
Randolph Street
Assissin
Alfred L. Lingle
Tribune
Chicago Evening Post
Chicago Press Club
Lingleas
Linglete
Sherman Hotel
Michigan Lake
Randolph Stress
Michigan Avenue
Trattle
Anthony Ruthy
Ruthy
Wabash
Face al" Capone
Capone
Scarface
William McViggen
Pennsylvania State Penitentiary
Probe Explosions Kill Thirteen In Alameda Tunnel
Investigators assess that a dynamite misfire caused one of three charges to explode in the Spring Valley Water tunnel. The blast threw rock and debris, killing 13 and injuring others. seven bodies lie in the morgue at Livermore California as investigators work to determine responsibility.
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Livermore
Calif
Tolx
Alameda
Spring Valley Water Company
Anton
4H CLUBS IN CONVENTION AT AMES
Representatives of 18 000 members from 411 clubs gathered for the third annual OWA 4H convention at Iowa State College Ames. Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt headlined the opening session delivering a commencement address on a girl's responsibility to her world. Tonight's program features 150 Penn College students from Oskaloosa presenting Plotowski’s opera Martha.
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Towa
Towa State College
Carrie Chapman Call
State College
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Plotows
Pera Martha
Thousand Masons Meet in Des Moines
More than 1,000 members of the Town Grand Lodge of A F and A M attended the annual session in Des Moines. Separately, George B Rice, son of Mrs. O J Rice, will receive his master's degree in accountancy next Wednesday from the Southeastern University. Capone referenced in Ottumwa visit. witnesses subpoenaed in Lingle death inquiry. evidence suggests silk gloves hid fingerprints.
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DE Moines
Grand Lodge
George 8. Rice
0. J. Rice
Southeastern University of the Young Fen's Christian Association
Washington D. C
Capone
Lingle
Calvin Goodard
Woman Dies in Columbus Junction Car Crash Fire
A Ottumwa woman about 55 years old was fatally burned when a car wrecked on primary road two miles east of Columbus Junction. The vehicle struck gravel, went into a ditch, exploded after rescue attempts, killing Mrs. Nelson. others from Ottumwa were injured but survived. Her husband and two children were notified as the body was moved to a local undertaking establishment.
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Nelson
Ottumwa
Junction
Columbus Junction
J. H. Anderson
Ekselt
Rock Island
Colum Junction
Rotary Club Features Two Pittsburgh Preachers
The Revs Hoy McElhinney and John Simpson, visiting from Pittsburgh, spoke at the noonday Rotary program. Hoy sang with praised vocal range and was recalled for an encore. John urged parental vigilance in social emergencies, urging steering children toward responsible paths. The talk impressed Rotarians and highlighted Christian citizenship among the community’s rising leaders.
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Hoy McElhinney
John Simpson
Pittsburgh
Rotary
T. J. McElhinn
J.P. Simpso
Rotary Program
Hoy
Jane Stewart
John
Ian
A. M. E. Singers to Perform at Lexington Church Social
Singers from the Washington A. M. E. church will provide music for the annual strawberry and ice cream social at the Lexington church, northwest of town, Thursday evening at eight. A freewill offering will be taken for the A. M. E. church. The public is invited to attend. Mrs Averette tuber of Wellman was shopping in Washington yesterday.
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Washington A
Gorilla Picture Withdrawn After Being Faked in Hollywood
Hollywood June 10 The Producers and Distributors association will stop showing ingagi the gorilla picture amid charges it was largely produced in Los Angeles with actors from the city’s black belt portraying American savage tribesmen. Will Hays announced the decision, with Nat J. Spitzer of Congo Pictures admitting about five percent of the film was faked.
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Hollywood
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association
Ingagi
Lark
Los Angeles
Black Belt
Will H. Hays
Nat J. Spitzer
Congo Pictures, Inc
United Press Today
Canvass Finds No Vote Changes in County Races
The official canvass by the county board of supervisors shows no material errors in the primary vote. Ferguson leads Hamilton by nine votes for supervisor, Minnie Green remains short for recorder, and G. Wray gains do not alter outcomes. Morrison and others received small corrections with no effect on results. The county Republican convention meets Friday.
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County Board of Supervisors
RC. Ferguson
West Cheater
J. D. Hami
Crawfordeville
Ferguson
Hamil
Minnie Green
G. Wray
Orge Morrison
Bond salesman held up and robbed in Cedar Rapids
J B Hadley a Des Moines bone salesman told police he was held up near Cedar Rapids last night slugged and robbed of more than 50 dollars and the key to his car. Police seek two youthful bandits believed responsible for several recent motorist robberies in the area.
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Cedar Rapids
J.B. Hadley
Des Moines
Millers to Offer Friday Musical Program at Methodist Church
Ottumwa couple Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Miller and their son Jesse Jr. will present a Friday evening program of instrumental and vocal music at the Washington Methodist church. The Ottumwa sisted performers will include xylophone solos and novelty instrument numbers, with readings and other musical features. The Millers have previously staged similar concerts in Ottumwa and other communities, promising an exceptional program backed by their training and experience.
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Jesse Miller
Jesse Jr
Methodist Gharch
Millers
Ottumwa
Miller
First Methodist Church
Washington
Methodist Choir
Amy
Blaine Moves to Send Back to Conferees
Senator Blaine of Wisconsin moves to recommit the tariff bill to the House and Senate conferees amid protest over compensatory duties. Watson defends Smoot Hawley while outlining changes, noting agriculture gains and a narrow Republican hold on votes as Reed Grundy remain undecided.
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Blaine
Wisconsin
Washington
Une
House
Senate
Ine
Watson
Bill Washington
Hoover
Congress
Indiana
Republican Party
Reed
Grundy
Oi Democrat
Utah
Mms
Borah
Idaho
Robinson
Metcalf
Rhode, Island
United Press
Classified Ad Insight Prompts Trial Convincing Read
Read the classified ads section to be persuaded that a trial could convince. The brief appeal suggests evaluating offerings, prices, and terms through a concrete trial experience. It emphasizes practical demonstration over theory and invites reader engagement with tangible results.
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Brookhart
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Tex
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Ieee Tang
Detroit
California
Ames
Thousand Masons
John Koch
Rotary Club
A. M. E. Singers
Lexington Church
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