Review of Pennsylvania primary corruption hearings in Senate
Edward W Pickard surveys the Pennsylvania primary corruption disclosures before the Senate committee. He notes immense campaign spending by Ware and Pepper factions, the Mellon backed effort, legality of watchers, and serious questions about funding sources. Witnesses include Mayor Kline and Harry Mackey, with testimony on vote buying and political influence amid national financial turmoil.
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Keystone
William S. Ware
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Beldleman
James
Ward
Pepper-Fisher
Mellons
Republican Organization
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Senator Reed
Joseph KR. Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Grundy
Folwell
Kline
Pittsburgh
Harry A. Mackey
Philadelphia
Ware
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Nets
Viare
Reed
Wheeler
League
Congress
Brazil Withdraws From League of Nations Amid Global Tensions
Brazil formally withdraws from the League of Nations with two years notice under the covenant. President Bernardes leaves office in November, hoping successor Senhor Luis may rescind. Officials fear South America may lose nonpermanent council seats, while Spain China and Persia hint at exits. The Tacna Arica plebiscite plan collapses as Chile and Peru quarrel deepens. U.S. prestige in the Americas suffers amid parliamentary anger over the Monroe Doctrine.
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Bernardes
Geneva
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Brazil
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Spain
China
Persia
Asia
Primo de Rivera
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South
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Tacna- Arica Plebiscitary Commission
Peru
Chile
Washington
United Stites
Western Hemisphere
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Lassiter
Notable Polish leaders duel in Cracow
COUNT SKRZYNSKI and General Szeptychiy nearly dueled with pistols in Cracow. At command the general fired but grazed Skrzynski's scalp. Skrzynski then aimed at Szeptychiy's head and refused to fire, declaring he did not know how to miss and did not want to kill.
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Ount Skrzynski
Poland
Szeptychiy
Marshal Pilsudski
Piet Presque
Cracow
Brighton News Briefs and Visit Notes
Local column from Brighton reports numerous visits and family updates. Families mentioned include Mr and Mrs Lawrence. Mrs Milford Day and Shirley Ann of Kirksville Missouri. KE Rudolph. Margaret Jean Lechner. Will Rader visiting from Iowa. Lizzie Flitner visiting Effie Mullen in Iowa City. Mrs Scott McFarleand visiting Mera. Lloyd Prizer for medical exam in Towcity. Frank Weidner and children with Mr Weidner in Marshalltown. Wil Chagst and children moving to Marshalltown. Vince Fox extended visit with mother Mrs Marty Fox in Oska looea. John Courtney and Martel of Baker City Oregon visiting relatives. Mery Arvinean of Oklahoma at HW He Mick home. Merle back from Wright, Iowa. Rog Edwards and Verte from Iowa City for Sunday. Katheryn Hopkins of Marion visiting Verne Madden. Earl Morgan family of Rubio and Frank Bell of Oskaloosa at Stone home. Katheryn Mann of Caldwell Idaho visiting Hesser. Katheryn staying while Gary Stone and Katheryn visit Cedar Rauns. Grace Brinton returning to Chicago. Kessel buying old Washburn brick for a home.
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Brighton
Lawrence
Tie Tabe
Milford Day
Shirley Ann
Kirksville
Aire
Rudolph
Margaret Jean
Henry Lechner
Fairfield
Will Rader
Jake Rader
Indianarolla
Indiana
Lizzie Flitner
Mise Effie Mullen
Iowa City
Scott McFarleand
Prabeev
Mera
Ira’ Schafer
Lloyd Prizer
Towsity
Frank Weidner
Weidner
Marshalltown
Wil Chagst
Marshaltown
Christ
Marty Fox
Oskalooea
Vince Fox
John Courtney
Ms Martel
Bakere City
Oregon
Mery Arvinean
Okishoma
Lea
Wright
Lows
Rog Edwards
Verte
Sundey
Merle Remo
Grett
Verne Madden
Earl Morgan
Rubio
Frank Bell
Oskaloosa
Stone Home
Katheryn Mann
Caldwell
Idaho
Hesser
Coppock
St. Gary Stone
Katheryn
Cedar Raunds
Gary
Grace Brinton
Snday
Chicago
Veo, Kessel
Washburn
Crawfordsville Social News Highlights None
Willard Moulton of Virginia visited Monday with Waldo Wells and Will Anwyl homes. Minnie Sprague returned from Monmouth Missionary convention. Mr and Mrs A Griffith of Washington visited relatives. Margaret Gault led Sabbath School contest at United Presbyterian church. winning side entertained the losers with games and refreshments hosted by teacher Margaret Gault and Marian Davidson.
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Crawfordsville
Willard Moulton
Virginia
Waldo Wells
Will Anwyl
Minnie Sprague
Monmouth
A. Griffith
Washington
Margaret Gault
Schoek
Marian Davidson
Doubtful Thomas No Longer Unsure of Maya’s Cure
An anecdotal testimonial claims a stomach ailment cure by Maya’s preparation sold by all druggists. The speaker, once a “doubting Thomas,” says prior medicines failed but Maya’s product removed catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract. One dose allegedly convinces, with money back guarantee.
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Thomas
St. Louis
Maya
Davia of Washington Teaches Music Here Yesterday
Davia of Washington conducted music lessons in the area yesterday, teaching a class and sharing technique tips with local students. The event showcased her musical expertise and generated interest among attendees.
Lexington Notes Show Visitors and Socials
June 16 local items report Wayne Norman and family visiting Washington. Residents Willison Ashby and Warren Mathess hauled hogs to Wellman. Cliff Campbell works for Harry Rittenhouse. John and Mildred Patterson visited Burington and stayed with Mable Hush. An ice cream and strawberry social at Pilotburg drew crowds despite rain.
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Lexington
Wayne Norman
Washington
Willison Ashbys
Win Myestone
Warren Ma'thess
H. KE. Matthess
Wellman
J. A. Huber
C. M. Keck
Clifford Campbell
Harry Rittenhouse
John
Mildred Patterson
Burington
Mable Hush
Piloteburg
Arnet Mather
Wesley White
E. RB. Young
Had Huber
Notable Local Guests And Visits In Columbus Junction
The column records visits and health updates from Columbus Junction residents. Helen Valley and her Los Angeles family stayed with W. C. Hall. J. J. Kven recovering after Hershey Hospital operation in Muscatine. Mrs. George Anderson and Betty Lou visiting J. Carson Duncan’s parents. J. S. Stone hosted by Oakdale relatives. J. M. Norris bought the late Nora Hill estate house on Second Street. Cliff Hain of Muscatine spent time with Carolyn Morford at grandparents A. H. Parsons. Mrs. George Masonholder visiting Iowa City with daughter. Mrs. Mabel Shoults of Minnesota and Mrs. Vina Lindley of South Dakota visiting local relatives. Edna Shellabarger attends summer session at the State University. Orville Abbott from Galesburg High School visiting relatives in Conesville. Will Pence returns from Kansas. Lloyd Masonholder recovering from a serious thigh injury at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after a tractor accident. no bones broken. Mrs. F. W. Jolinston traveled to Ce.
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Columbus Junction
Helen Valley
Los Angeles
W. C. Hall
J. J. Kven
Hershey Hospital
Muscatine
George Anderson
Betty Lou
Scheller
J. Carson Duncan
J. 8. Stone
Oakdale
Floyd Pine
Clair Clark
J. M. Norris
Second Street
Nora Hill
Clifford Hain
Carolyn Morford
A. H. Parsons
George Masonholder
Glenn Rummelhart
Iowa City
Mabel Shoults
Missionary society delegates and local gatherings
Delegates to the forty third annual Women's General Missionary Society convention met in Monmouth IL this week. Local clubs held socials and showers at Shellbark and for Mrs John Hoover whose home burned last month. Morris Marshall family visiting J M Marshall home. Concord township farm bureau set a Curtis grove picnic. Mrs Dale Gentzler from Greenfield visiting relatives.
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Day Rapids
H. L. Duncan
Women’s General Missionary Society
Monmouth
Mesdames T
Johnston
Roll Johinston
J K. Beat
Mistes
Norma Giffey
Irene Alsip
Oskaloosa
Wima Masonholder
Muscatine
Chester Lavery
Women's Relief Corpa
Chautangmua
John Hoover
R. WE. Williams
Irene
Denver
Nesta
Frank Rock
Gertie Gardner
Priscilla Club
Morris Marshall
J. M. Marshall
Concord Township Farm Bureau
Curtis Grove
Blanch Jones
Des Moines
Dale Gentzler
Greenfield
Bankers Close Convention With Notable Addresses
Election of officers and talks by General Giuseppe Garibaldi of Italy, State Superintendent L A Andrew, and Frank M Huston of the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank will cap the 40th Iowa Bankers Association convention at the Shrine Auditorium Sioux City.
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Sioux City
GuesBppi Garibaldi
Italy
L. A. Andrew
Frank M. Huston
Dlevision of Research
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Iowa Bankers Association
Shrine Auditorium
Federal agents raid wet establishments in Sioux City
Federal prohibition agents and Sioux City police conducted a second clean up of illegal saloons after months of undercover work. About a score of places were raided and many arrests were made with hearings set for today.
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Sioux City
Federal Prohibition
Mello-Glo Powder Promises Shine Free Complexion
Advertising copy touts Mello-Glo French Process Powder from Sherman Bros Druggists. It claims a pure fine formula that keeps shine and perspiration away, hides lines and pores, and gives a natural looking complexion with a beautiful finish. A box is urged for purchase.
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Mello-Glo
Sherman Bros, Draggists
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