Dawes Confers With MacDonald on new disarmament drive
Dawes arrives in London for talks with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald as both aim to advance Anglo American ties and pursue world disarmament. The two leaders plan a public address, with Dawes slated to address the Pilgrim Society and MacDonald to speak at Lossiemouth, signaling a coordinated push toward peace and a four power European conference.
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Ur—Atasador
Charles G. Dawes
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Forresterday
MacDouall
Dawes
Fcotland
Pam
Lossiemouth
Dutie
Pilg Society
M Donald
Fostemouth
Cowneil
Hothy
Hes
Laborit
Arthur Henderson
Fran Rmany
Belgium
Hoover
Per
America
Mate
Tolows Svehve
United States
Ealoney
Ambassador Dawes
Ali
Shai
Prine Ma
Prin
Ewe
Dawes Sant Joritton
Boston man nominated for head of Northern Baptists
A.M. Harris, a Harvard graduate and New York broker, is nominated as a candidate for the head of the Northern Baptists. One of the youngest men elected to the office, he previously worked as an instructor at the University of Michigan before entering business.
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Boston
Northern Baptists
A.M. Harris
New York
Harvard
Ins
Michigan
Judge Bechley To Hold Court Here
Judge Frank Bechly of Moni auma to hold a day of court in Washington on June 5 for adjourned sessions of the March term. Saturday afternoon Judge DW Hamilton of Grinnell held a brief criminal session. Howard Dawson pled guilty to wire desertion and was sentenced to up to one year in the reformatory at Anamosa. Kate Murns pled guilty to obscene matter and was sentenced to sixty days in the Washington county jail. Objections to George F Morrison as administrator were overruled and his appointment confirmed amid probate matters. George C Lemon named executor of J C Lemon estate without pend. Guardianship of Lava May Lukovsky advanced. bond fixed.
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Frank Beshly
Moni Auma
Washington
Howe
Tate
DW. Hamilton
Grinnell
Howard Dawson
Anamost
Kate Murns
Washington County
Frederick M._ Underwood
George F. Morrison
George C. Lemon
J. C. Lemon
Lava May Lukovsky
Auto rollover leaves several injured in dash on highway
Five occupants of a Dodge touring car suffered minor to broken injuries Sunday when the Humble party veered off the primary road near Ulm. Mrs Don Young Yeong endured a broken collar bone while Mrs Bord Humble and Mrs Young each had a broken rib. Driver G M Humble and others were nursing cuts and bruises as they were taken to the county hospital. The crash followed an attempted pass when the front car blocked and Humble’s vehicle was forced into a ditch and rolled over. Also noted Dr W S Kyle and family returned from a Chicago trip with a report of a reunion at the Sherman hotel Bungalow rooftop.
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Ecvan Ulm
Don Youn
Bord Humble
Ashington
MS Humble
M. Humble
Billy Young
Lorydon
Young
Poyd
Kyle
Aurora
Chicago
Sherman Hotel
Hoover Faces Day Killings and Prohibition Protests
President Hoover seeks to quiet protests over enforcement shootings as officials review a telegram from International Falls citizens calling for protection against border patrol excesses. He pauses admin business to consider possible actions, while Treasury and Justice officials discuss responses and enforcement should stay within the law.
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Washington
Hoover
International Falls
Minn
Treasury
Whin House
Justices Department
Nator Wests Jones
James Jr
Th Methodist Episcopal
Eeteerenrt Etereri
Hie
Emo
New York
White House
Mrs Hooser
Ruth's husband secures divorce in Panama Canal Zone
A final decree of divorce was granted by the Panal Zens court in Balboa on June 17. Lyle Womack, former 10th Canal Zone, was divorced from With Elder after suing on grounds of desertion. the suit was not opposed.
Bet er Washington club dinner set for Friday evening
President J W Enstin announces regular meeting of the Bet er Washington club to be held Friday at 6 o clock in the community room of the MC A with a dinner served on the same basis as the last one. All members and interested friends urged to attend.
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J. W. Enstin
Beter Washington Club
Thenb
MC. A
Clyde V. Brown
Club Bounty Sunday School Association
Frsi
Lexington
Coppock
Brown
Three Drowned in Iowa Sunday and Auto Crash Kills Man
A weekend of tragedy in Iowa left three drownings and one fatal auto crash. James Atkins, 15, drowned in the Raccoon River near Des Moines after swimming across and nearly reaching shore. Fred Spielman, 21, drowned near Cedar Rapids when the boat he rode in swamped. Ross To be died in Carter Lake near Crescent Bluffs while swimming. Joseph Hng, 52, shot himself in Dubuque. James Roche, 38, killed near Des Moines when his car overturned at high speed. Thomas McNulty, 11, injured probably fatally near Rapid City in a rollover accident.
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United Sons
Leas
Mouat
Cedar Rapids
Cornell Biffs
Qe Pers
Des Moines
Dubuque
Coon
James Atkins
Les Moines
Raccoon River
Cedar
Fred Spielman
Carter Lake
Cil Bluffs
Ross Tobe
James P. Roche
Des Mote
Thomas McNulty
Rapid
McNulty
Mission talk on Egyptian church work draws crowd
In Colorado Springs observer McLaughlin praised the Beypt mission, noting seventy two years of growth and more than a hundred churches led by native pastors. He urged American mission workers, citing untouched regions and Moslem openness to Christianity, while outlining ongoing church union discussions from the Pittsburgh assembly.
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McLaughlin
Colorado Springs
Colo
Davi McLaughlin
United Presbyterian Church
Beypt
A MeLatugilin
America
McLaighlin
Hugh H. McCivery
General Assembly
Pittsburgh
Keokuk
Presbyterian Church
Northern Presbyterian Church
Speculate on Strief Activity in 1930 and Senate Plans
Speculation centers on Strief who will leave the board of control July 1. State leaders are intrigued by uncertainty over his plans as he reenters politics after years away. An interview with United Press confirms his intent to engage in state and senatorial campaigns this fall and next spring, with Dickinson favored as a likely Republican opponent if Strief supports him.
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Ur—J
Board of Control
State Federation of Labor
Cbn Ht Michaels
Ottumwa
John Hammill
Striet
Sioux City Tribune
Woodbury — County
Nator Albert
Alleged Forger Placed in Jail After Arrest
A young man is jailed on forgery charges after Deputy Fred Sweet detained him while attempting to pass a $10.75 check under the name of farmer Edmondson at an Ainsworth store. The same individual is suspected of cashing two more bogus checks at Washington stores on Saturday.
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Fred Sweet
Ainsworth
Hdmondson
Sweet
Washinton
Officer Charged With Murder After Bootlegger Killing
Newport, Texas June 17. First degree murder charges filed against D George Johnson for the death of Dion Whamson a bootlegger killed while fleeing custody. Johnson, a deputy, fired while pursuing Dion after arrest for intoxication and possession. Dion died from gunshot wounds in hospital. Johnson was jailed after a mob threatened to storm the Batesville jail. a preliminary hearing was scheduled.
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Newport
D. George Johnson
FL Paso
Texas
Dillion
Whamson
Johnson
Dion
Batesville
Patriot sermon by Dr Bowers honors patriotic day at Methodist church
Dr Bowers delivered a patriotic sermon on the theme any Plas from the text In the awe of our God we have set up our banner at the Methodist church Sunday evening. The service included patriotic songs led by the audience with solos by Elma Rice Schuster and Margaret Corbin and a choir anthem. Members of the Washington lodge of Free and Accepted Masons and hichem commandery Knights Templar attended in center seats.
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Bowers
Washington Lodge
Free and Accepted Masons
Hichem —Commandery
Israel
Dr. Bowers
Spoech
Schuster
Elma Rice
Margaret Corbin
Plane crash at English Channel kills seven aboard City of Ottawa
Imperial Airways flight City of Ottawa carrying 13 passengers plunged into the English Channel near Dungeness. Seven died, five injured were brought ashore to hospital, including Woodbury racing driver Keech among the survivors. Rescue boats aided by physicians reported at Mercy hospital.
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Stone
Eng
Imperial Airways Passeng
Ottawa
Dungeness
Altoona
Woodbury
Tipton Bow
Mercy Hospital
Keech
No Opposition As House Passes Federal Farm Board Bill
Washington June 17 Without a dissenting vote the House approved a $151,500,000 appropriation for the Federal Farm Board with two brief speeches against. Chairman Wood defended the measure citing Hoover support as the board begins operations to address farm problems. The president sent a budget message requesting the same amount for immediate operations and revolving funds through administrative expenses.
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Washington
House
Federal Farm Board
Wood
House Appropriations Committee
Hastings
Oklahoma
Congress
Burn
Democrat
Tennessee
Hoover
Fm Naking
Bureau of the Budget
Cone
Legion Auxiliary County Meeting Set for Tomorrow
Legion Auxiliary members will hold a county meeting tomorrow with 10 a m opening in Legion rooms. The program includes flag salute, America singing, invocation, welcome by Mrs Keneth Garris, response by Mrs Woodford, Brighton, solo by Mrs Dan Lindblad, luncheon, roll call, The Star Spangled Banner, talk Why We Have An Auxiliary by Mrs Harqldoss, unit activities reading by Brighton, six piece orchestra, address John Bartholomew, committee report, question box, color retirement and adjournment, Jay A Fordyce of Investors Syndicate Minneapolis visiting Harry Siz er in Washington.
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Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
America
Kneth Garris
Woodford
Brighton
Dan Lindblad
Harqldoss
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