Civil War Rumors Hit Bulgaria as Stamboulisky Flee
London dispatches report civil war in Bulgaria with ex premier Stamboulisky fleeing on horseback toward Pirdop pursued by revolutionary arsonists and troops. Widespread anxiety in allied capitals followskillings of cabinet members and shifts in Sofia officials.
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Associated Pree
Sofia
Stamboulisky
Bulgaria
Pirdop
War Office
London
Prague
Belgrade
Paris
Constantinople
Measures to Settle Booze Difficulty on Coast
Informal negotiations have begun at the state department with maritime powers to find a reciprocal solution to ship liquor issues and the rum fleet problem amid prohibition enforcement. Officials say extending trade and allowing limited search up to twelve miles could ease foreign ship inconveniences and curb smugglers off the Atlantic coast.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Atlantic
German marks drop to new low in New York market
The Berlin rate fell to seven eights and a new low record in the New York foreign exchange market as more than 100000 marks could be bought for one dollar. The June 13 report notes the rate at .000% and discusses the historic drop.
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New York
Berlin
Drought relief noted in northeast Iowa crops
A Iowa weather and crop bulletin reports rains greatly relieved drought in northeastern Iowa but calls for more rain to close the deficit. Corn remains below average with weed-choked fields in many areas. Oats, winter and spring wheat, rye, alfalfa and pastures advance. strawberry harvest ongoing. fruit prospects are good.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Jury Dismissed In Mount Inquest Revival
Coroner Ovear Wolff dismissed the entire Mount jury during the inquest into Leighton Mount's disappearance from Northwestern University in 1921. He reappointed all jurors except Samuel Harrison, who had offered a ten thousand dollar reward for Mount’s discovery.
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Asociated Press
Chicago
Ovear Wolff
Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Samuel Hicrson
Young Mount
Harrison
Mount
Iowa bankers open 37th annual convention in Ames
Dr. Irving Fisher and C H Johnson address the opening session of the Iowa State Bankers Association meeting in Ames. C R Wooden elected president, H E Berger secretary, M O Fontz VP. Report cites a drop in bank robberies due to rewards and vigilance. President Henderson urges local agricultural research.
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Associated Press
Ames
Irving Fisher
Department of Political Economy
Yale University
C. H. Johnson
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Frank Warner
Iowa State Bankers Association
J. L. Powers
Ames Chamber of Commerce
Parley Sheldon
Ames and Story County
R. A. Pearson
Iowa State Colege
R. A. Lou
Waterloo
Iowa
A. M. Henderson
Story City
Making Plans to Deal a Real Blow To Liquor Traffic
Detroit reports plan to strike at illegal liquor networks in the Detroit district through federal prohibition enforcement leaders and Michigan officials. The conferences involve E C Yellowley J R Davis and E J Davis, plus local residents, with travel notes and family updates interwoven in the dispatch.
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Detroit
Mich
E. C. Yellowley
Federal
Prohibition Enforcement Agents
J. R Davis
Michigan
E. J. Davis
United States
Eastern Michigan District
Tulsa Flood Devastates City as River Rages
Tulsa Oklahoma endures Arkansas river flood as water shuts the city water works at 1 30 am and threatens power facilities. West Tulsa oil fields flood. three to four thousand homeless and one reported death.
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City Water Works
Tulsa
Newspaper Man Is Victim of Bandit Who Gets Only $18
Burlington dispatch reports Fort Madison Democrat editor B D Glaha was driven twenty miles to Burlington at gunpoint. A rear passenger demanded eighteen dollars and fled as they neared the business district.
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Associated Press
Burlington
B. D. Glaha
Fort Madison Democrat
French adopt measures 10 control Ruhr
In the Ruhr occupation the French military headquarters report a gorilla warfare campaign against occupying forces as vengeance for Schlageter’s execution. Plans mention assassinations of General DeGoutte and others, with precautions against night attacks and arrests of two German police officers. Streets closed after nine in many Ruhr cities. A French court martial sentenced German engineer George from Ludwigshafen to death for sabotage after confession.
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DeGoutte
Hich Army
Secret Service
Ruhr
Mayence
Germany
George
Baden Aniline and Soda Works
Ludwigshafen
Traveling salesman's town visit sparks manhunt notes
Joe Reynolds of Nichols & Shepherd Threshing Co. arrives in town for a rare stay at Cairo eight miles from the railroad. Officials are now searching for a bandit who departed down a side street toward the river.
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Joe Reynolds
The
Nichols & Shepherd Threshing Co
Cairo
Equalization of Rates Debated in Interstate Hearing
John Morrell & Company of Ottumwa Iowa asks federal regulators to equalize freight rates for meat products and livestock from interior points to the Atlantic coast. Sixty five packing firms intervene backing Morrell, arguing meat rates are about thirty percent higher than livestock rates and should be adjusted to restore competition with eastern packers.
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Associated Preast
Chicago
Eastern
Western
John Morrell & Company
Ottumwa
Iowa
Atlantic Coast
Morrell and Company
Eastern Packing Companies
Davenport approves $250000 school bond in record vote
Davenport Iowa reports the largest school election turnout, approving a $250000 bond to enlarge three intermediate schools and build two new grade schools. The night scene includes a Ku Klux Klan jubilee with white robes, a fiery cross on the levee, and a second blaze at the cemetery.
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Davenport
Davenpot
Ku Klux Klan
Denial of Riots at Fort Madison Penitentiary
Burlington reports claimed a riot and jail break at Fort Madison but Warden T P Holowell and Des Moines board of control officials said there were no disorders since the previous Monday when two guns were seized. Officials stated the rumors were unfounded.
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Associated Press
Burlington
Fort Madigan
State Penitentiary
T. P. Holowell
Hollowell
Des Moines
State Board of Control
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Local girls return home for summer vacation
Miss Lillian Singmaster who has been attending St Tressa college in Minnesota came home this morning for summer vacation. Miss Lura Reece of Brighton who has been visiting Mr and Mrs Rex Reece returned to her home in Brighton this morning. Miss Lucille Brady of Fairfield passed through here this morning on her way to Delta Iowa where she will visit her sister a few days.
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B. J. Page
Keota
Orley
Eva Mosinski
Pleasant Plain
J. W. Teeter
Frederick Dunsmore
Iron River
Michigan
Dunsmore
Cora Teeter
Ellen Mae
Cora Porter
Lillian Singmaster
St. Tressa College
Minnesota
Lura Reece
Brighton
Rex Reece
Lucille Brady
Fairfield
Delta
Iowa
Li Yuan Hung resigns as militarists press PMs and warning
In Peking on June 13 Li Yuan Hung left for Tientsin after militarists demanded his resignation or they would bring troops into the capital. The cabinet resigned June 6 amid conflicts over party appointments as Li tried to re form the government.
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Preas
Peking
China
Li Yuan Hung
Tientsin
Chang Shao Tseng
Tseng
W. W. Yen
Victor K. Wellington Koo
United States
Li Hung Starts Second Term as Chinese President
Li Hung, who led land forces in the 1911 revolution and twice served as vice president, became president in 1916 before resigning in 1917 after a coup. He retired in Teintsin, then returned to Peking to seek unification, facing opposition from provincial militarists and internal dissensions.
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Li Hung
China
Teintsin
Peking
Quash Indictment Against Communist Leader in France
Paris June 13 Investigation Magistrate Jousselin ordered the quashing of indictment against Marcel Cachin leader of the communist party in France and other members charged with crimes against international security of state. The charges stem from actions taken two days before French troops entered the Ruhr region.
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Associated Preas
Paris
Jousselin
Marcel Cachin
Communist Party
France
Third International
Cachin
Gegsmarn
Basen
Rutt
Sugar Market Gains In New York Today
Sugar options rose in New York trading on June 13 with gains of 67 points in early action. The market showed momentum as options advanced and attention focused on near term supply and demand dynamics.
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New York
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Okla
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