Dawes Arrives in London to Set In as U S Ambassador
Charles G Dawes landed in London and went to the American embassy ahead of a Windsor Castle audience with King George He will hold talks with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald in Scotland and invite the labor leader to Washington in a forthcoming visit He avoided discussing his mission with reporters and prepared a formal statement for the press
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United States
Court of St. James
King George
Windsor Castle
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Scotland
Washington
Preas
Lent
London
Charles G. Dawes
Arthur Hen. Gerson
Foreignry
The
Deny Reports Of Mongolia Invasion Across Russia
The article asserts that reports of a Mongolian invasion are false. It notes Flag Day observances in Moscow and claims Russian troops did not advance toward China. Officials deny surrounding Chinese consulates and deny related aggressive actions across Russian cities.
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Moscow
Yngton
Mongolia
China
Russia
Two Iowa Counties Vote On Road Bond Issues Today
Des Moines reports two Iowa counties Har n and Bremer voted on road bonds totaling 1 7 million dollars 1200 400 for county roads and secondary roads A favorable Hardin county vote for 500 000 will speed work on Jefferson highway segments while Bremer county bonds aim to finish paying for road improvements
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Des Moines
Iowa
Harn
Bremer
Hardin County
Bremer County
Hardscrabble Community Notes and Visits
Mrs J M Pulver correspondent reports weekend visits and farm chores around Hardscrabble. Ollie Blake of Washington spent Sunday at Tom Carris home while Curtis Long delivered a horse to Mary Gilland and traveled 30 miles by horse back. Glenn Robinson, Glenn Little family and local residents visited relatives, with Mrs Snyder and Mrs Smith calling on ill N E West, and Tom Carris attending Grand Army encampment in Fort Dodge as a West Chester delegate.
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Ollie Blake
Washington
Spen
Tom Carri
Aul Sparks
M.sormick
Glenn Little
Counil Bhufis
BR. Senft
Cedar Rapids
Curtis Long
Gilland
Hayesville
Glenn Robinson
J's L. Robertson
Ralph Kleese
A. J
Paul Sparks
F.C. Carris
Matt Wear
Henry
Warren Long
Suzy
Porter
Ton
Pin
Acel Rovertson
Glenn Robertson
Clifford
Clara ‘Telford
Oak
Mee
Giannis Groendyk
Oliver Dunbar
Vis Var
Heighton
Miriam Miksch
Ottumwa
Beulah
White Oak
Wellston
Klein
Homer Mayers
Lloyd Luers
Burlington
Martha Mayer Ty
West Chester
Park tree felled by storm during Tuesday evening
Park workers from the park commission cut down a large tree after a limb broke in Tuesday's storm. The tree was in poor condition and posed danger to the area.
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Park Commission
Saturday's Five Best Radio Features of 1929
A fragment listing radio programs on WEAF IWABC and the D Courtney networks. Mentions The Cavalcade Goldman band Nathanis Shilkret and a symphony orchestra with times around 6:45 and 7 EST. Includes a funeral note from the Griffith Humphrey family expressing thanks.
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United Pros
WEAF
WIZ
Goldman Band
Nathanis Shilkret
IWABC
National Forum
Roi Rchestra
Burns and Burns Held Before Grand Jury in Obscenity Case
Rev and Mrs W E Barber bound over on obscene literature charges after grand jury presentation. The Barbers face a pending case in which they are alleged to have sold obscene material. The text notes a Colorado Springs couple visiting Washington relatives, returning from the Middle East tour led by Henry Todd.
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Art Burns
von Peace
W. E. Barber Latax
McLanenin
Colorado Springs
Washington
Ralph
Sho
Aro
Egypt
Palestine
McLaughlin
Henry Todd
Customs Patrol Guard Defends Border Shooting
Treasury border patrol officials defend a shooting death of Henry Virkula a Minnesota confectioner near the border stating the agent acted within authority under self defense. J White claims duty under law while investigations proceed. Virkula was killed during a motor trip with family no liquor found in the vehicle.
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Washinton
J. White
Henry Virkula
Big Falls Minn
Pour Lowman
White
Eeetor
Lowman
Cial
Assistent
Linderberg
Dulu
Virkula
Meeting at Lexington Church Sunday Conference
A Sunday afternoon meeting at the Lexington church is announced for June 16. The program includes devotionals and speakers from Denver and Robins, with participation by county organization members.
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Lexington Church
Lexington
Denver
Robins. i
County — Organization
Iowa City Woman Ends Life With Revolver Shot
Hollis Foote a 1925 University of Iowa graduate shot herself through the heart in her Iowa City home early today. Family said ill health weighed on her, though she appeared well the previous evening. The tragedy occurred within her residence as relatives note her deteriorating condition.
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Iowa City
Hollis Foote
University of Iowa
Bandits Who Slew Catholic Priests Killed or Captured
Six bandits tied to the earlier assault on Passionist priests were killed or captured by Hunan troops near Hankow China. The Wawits leader, who shot Father Odfrey Colbern of Baltimore, was killed by soldiers. Priests Clement Siebold of Dunkirk New York and Walter Coveyou of Petoskey Michigan were among those slain.
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Hankow
China
Hunan
Bes
Huans-Shi-Hihan
Fatherodfrey Colbern
Baltimore
Clement Siebold
Dunkirk Y
Walter Coveyou
Petoskey, Mich
Dickinson 1 to Announce Soon Campaign Schedule
Congressman L J Dickinson of the tenth district will begin his campaign next week. He will speak Tuesday at the Mason City farm bureau picnic on tariff and farm relief at the Fort Dodge farm bureau picnic. He also plans a June 5 speech on reapportionment at Jefferson.
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Algona
G.P
L. J. Dickinson
Ttenth
Dan T
Dickinson
Farm Bureau
Mason City
Tariff
Fort Dodge
Jefferson
Richland notices and local updates in brief
Local briefs report bids awarded for a square contract to H. Kearny & Co of Fairfield and plans to begin work soon. Alvin Allen remains hospitalized in Rochester, Minnesota, with Mrs. Allen visiting. Dave Collett, 48, dies at home, survived by wife, two sons and two daughters, funeral held with Rev. Pike officiating.
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Richland
Town
H. Kearny and Co
Fairfield
Alvin Allen
Rochester
Minn
Allen
Dave Collett
Pike
M.F. Church
Amy Davis
Denver
Col
Epworth League
Treasury
M Church
Friends Church
C. Collett
Swedish Flyer Still at Reykjavik In Transit News
A clipped dispatch notes the Swedish flyer Sverige remains halted at Reykjavik awaiting favorable weather for its next leg, with details of Earnest Lemmon back from Washington County Hospital to his South Town home and a family automobile trip planned eastward through August. The note adds a British Museum fact: 35 miles of shelving hold over three million books.
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Reykjavik
Earnest Lemmon
Washington County Hospital
South Town Avenue
British Museum
Farm measure moves to President Hoover today
Senate ratified the farm measure by a 73 to 8 vote pushing swift passage toward President Hoover. The bill creates an eight member federal farm court and a $500 800 000 revolving fund to supervise agriculture, with rapid enactment anticipated.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
Hlease
Carawag Il
Walsh
Massachusett
Wheeler
la Follette
Norbeck
Ratiff
Vicw
Curtis
Motio
McNary
White House
Federal Farm Cour
Delinquent Tax Collection Contract Noted in County
Kenneth Baker representing H W Baker Co of Wi Petlo organizes delinquent tax collection in Washington County under a county contract. The effort aims to recover back taxes over several months and will cover personal property as part of an ongoing program with the board of supervisors and county treasurer.
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Kenneth Baker
Tha
H.W. Baker Company
Wipetlo
Washington County
Baker Company
Board of Supervisors
Faker Company
Miller Recital Tonight At Methodist Church
The Miller family from Ottumwa perform a recital at the Methodist church tonight at visiting hour. They will present musical numbers and impersonations sponsored by the church choir, with Mrs. Winter offering Celeste songs and marimba performances. Local attendees include the Robertson and Telford families amid a report of storms causing minor damage and phone outages in the area.
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Jesse J. Miller
Ottumwa
Winter
Hells and
Miller
Jesse Earl
Harness Makers Adjourn With Convention Bid Details
Iowa retail harness makers decide to hold next year’s annual convention in Des Moines after the closing session of their meeting yesterday. Waterloo was the only other city bidding to host the event.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Wit Res
Waterlo
Rowers Grayson Given Appointive Positions by Dewey
Delegates to the grand lodge meeting installed Federal Judge Charles A. Dewey of Des Moines as grand master. Harry A. Palmer of Cedar Rapids became senior grand warden and James M. Pach of Sioux City junior grand warden. Other appointees included C. C. Jacobsen and Charles C. Hunt as treasurer and grand secretary respectively, with David O. Tripp named grand custodian.
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Burlington
Charles A. Dewey
Des Moines
Harry A. Palmer
Cedar Rapid
James M. Pach
Sioux City
C. C. Jacobsen
Charles C. Hunt
Cedar Rapids
David O. Tripp
Colfax
George E
Farmer
Grand
W. W. Bowers
Washin
Jennit ¢ Washington
Frank W. Ghize
Oskaloosa
Macon Fe Veterans’ Association
Dublin and Mangola Sunday Visits and Nearby News
A Dublin correspondent reports Mrs Ntek and Myron and Killen traveled to Burlington for a day school convention. Several relatives and neighbors, including Mrs Ernie Temple and Mes. Ja id children, visited from Washington and Parental Allen Johnson hosted guests. Marjorie Blumstein from near Wellman called and others shared Sunday gatherings and visits around the area.
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Dublin
Ntekhes
Myron
Killen
French Flyers Likely to Land at Lisbon
New York reports say the Yellow Bird, piloted by Jean Ascolant, is battling head winds off Portugal with limited fuel. If it reaches Lisbon, refueling may allow a dash to Paris, marking another French cross Atlantic attempt. observers note the 10th anniversary of the Alcock Brown flight in London.
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Lisbon
New York
Commercial Cable Co
Portugal
Paris
Jean Ascolant
Atlantis
Atlantc
Albock and
Brown
Louiton
French Force Moves Against Tribesmen Near Att Yakoub
French troops wage war on mountain tribes as planes bombard and gunfire rips through the area around Att Yakoub. Reinforcements reach the outpost while other units mass at Midelt for upcoming maneuvers to free the besieged position.
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Bordj
Moroca
Att Yakoub
Ait Yakoub
Midelt
Dock explosion kills five at Brooklyn dry dock
An explosion shattered one end of Robins dry dock in Brooklyn New York. Three bodies were recovered Thomas Kennedy Christopher Kelly and Philip Burns. Eighteen other men were seriously injured and half of the floating dry dock was damaged.
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Brooklyn N. Y
Robins Dry Dock
Thomas Kennedy
Christopher Kelly
Philip Burns
Discontinuation Cited After Legislature Passes Laws
The report notes that the event or program has been discontinued for the year due to recently enacted laws by the legislature, affecting scheduled activities and participants.
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Southampton
J. M. Pulver
Griffith Humphrey
Lowama
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Congress
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Washinton D. C
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Smith Brookhart
Gertrude Bowman
Mildred Bowers
Dr. Bowers
Newt Hampshire
MR. Hoover
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Wapello Pirm
Millers
Ira L. Mikeeh
Grayson
Dewey
Dublin Vs. Mangola
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