United States Reaffirms Versailles Rights in New Treaty
The text reaffirms U S rights and privileges under the Versailles pact while disavowing participation in the League of Nations covenant. It signals possible Senate ratification after Congress reconvenes and notes ongoing questions on German Rhine occupancy and future peace proclamations.
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Gabington
D. C
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Unites
Trea Ity
Versailles
Peparstag
Germany
Berlin
United States
Europe
State Department
Senate
Congress
Rhine
Mate Wuhilc
Det
Emperor Wilhelm
U. S
International Commissions of Control
League of Nations
Belgium
Lett Bank of the Rhine
Alsate-Lorraine
Czecho- Slovakia
Austria
Poland
Prussia
Prussia,“Memel, the Free Ely
Danzig
Schleswig
Heligoland
Russia
China
Siam
Liberia
Morocco
Egypt
Turkey
Buleatia
Shanring
International Organization of Labor
League, of Nations
Logan Ave road grading bids opened by county board
Eight miles of primary Logan avenue road grading drew ten bidders from Omaha Des Moines Sioux City Keokuk Davenport and Waterloo. Bids ranged from 7.5 to 39 cents per cubic yard for loose earth 95 cents to 2.59 for loose rock and 2 to 5 for solid rock with low rock content. The contract may go to a higher bidder who can complete by year end after executive session.
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Logan Avenue
Omaha
Des Moines
Sioux City
Keokuk
Davenport
Waterloo
Cox Bros
Little Constr. Co
aAurhes Monstr. Co
Dex Main
Phelan Shirley Ci Petersen
Shirley Omaha
I ‘ Lamereaux Bros. & Co
Ae Tussell Condon
Miller Constr, Co
Sioux de McAndrews & Hannah
Kook
Leo J. Bodard
Waterlog
Erzberger, German Vice Premier, Shot. Actor in 1920 Attack Cited
The German vice premier and finance minister Erzberger was shot and wounded while entering his car after a Berlin court event. The assailant, von Hirschfeld, a student and former cadet officer, claimed Erzberger endangered the empire. Erzberger, a leader of the German Center party, helped negotiate with Marshal Foch and later headed efforts to form a postwar government. Born 1878, he rose from a poor background to prominence in public life and diplomacy after World War I.
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Erzberger
Finance
Criminal Court
Berlin
Karl Helfferich
von Hirschfeld
Germany
Reichstag
Bethmann- Hollweg
Helfferich
Foch
Herr Erzberger
German Center Party
Marshal Foch
Potsdam
Buttenhaus
Wikes and Kinks Show Turbulent Display in Duluth
Joe Kelley pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct after fleeing and injuring four patrolmen during an ice cream parlor melee in Duluth Minnesota. In New York Albert Hackerman reportedly halted traffic by strolling unclothed onto the Brooklyn Bridge.
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United Press
Duluth
Minn
Joe Kelley
New York
Albert Hackerman
Brooklyn Bridge
Harding Cup Goes to Washington Newsman Golfer
President Harding presented the cup to Robert J. Bender, manager of United News bureau, as the capital’s correspondents held a golf tournament. Harding admitted he is not the best golf reporter in Washington, praising Bender's “beat” and skill.
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Harding
Capital
United Press
Washington, D. C
Warren G. Harding
Marion Star
White House
Washington
Robert J. Bender
United News Bureau
Bender
Rita Clark 34 dies at Waterloo home
Mrs Rita Clark aged 34 died at 10 a m today at her residence on South street Waterloo born in New Orleans and came to Waterloo May 27 1920 She was a member of Antioch Baptist church Surviving husband and two children Edna and Ettie The body is at Petersen Bros undertaking parlors and will be taken Saturday to New Orleans for burial
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Rita Clare
Rita Clark
Flo South Street
New Orleans
Waterloo
Antioch Baptist Church
Edna
Ettie
Petersen Bros
Wreck Lifted as Inquiry Opens into Airship Disaster
Hull Aug 26 Two bodies recovered from the XR-2 wreck in the Humber include Albert D. Loftin American mechanic and Lieut. Kye British crew. Salvage cranes raised the airship skeleton as officials prepare an official inquiry at Howden with a naval attache from the United States.
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Associated Press
Hull
Eng
The
Amz
Albert DL. Loftin
Hight Lieut. Kye
England
Humber
Howden
United States
Lieuts, Little and Esterly
Charles G. Little
U. SN
Newburyport
Mass
U. 3
United Press
Washington, D. G
Great Britain
United States Navy Department
Navy Department
Sir John Salmon
Motorist Fined for Smashup in Police Court
Judge J. W. Gwinne adjourned a neighborhood row case after weighing evidence to determine fault. H. L. Allen was fined 350 and costs after asking to change his plea to guilty for a three car collision. Damage settlements were cited at about 260 dollars. Ben Schermer's speeding charge was continued after a claimed misrecording.
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J. W. Gwinne
H. L. Allen
Costa
Hepears
Ben Schermer
Senator Would Open Relations With Red Soviet
Senator Joseph I. France of Maryland urged immediate diplomatic ties with soviet Russia after returning from a visit. He said the U S should resume trade and open relations, noting Britain and Germany are pursuing similar maximum trade with soviet Russia. Margaret E Harrison, imprisoned correspondent, returned home aboard the Rotterdam.
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United Press
New York
United States
Russia
Joseph I
France
Maryland
Rotterdam
Margaret E. Harrison
Baltimore Fivening Sun
America
Great Britain
Germany
Bathie and Hutchison Shine in Western Open Golf Action
W S Bathie of Waterloo Ev exits after a 236 total on a windy day at Oakwood Country Club. Jock Hutchison and Walter winner lead with 216 after 54 holes as 67 players enter final 36 holes in the Western Open over 6389 yards. Storm gusts interrupt play while Bobby Jones lingers near the leaders.
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United Press
Oakwood Country Club
Cleveland
W. S. Bathie
Waterloo
Creck
Associated Press
Jock Hutchison
Walter
Western Golf Association
Oakwood Club
jPlayers
Booby Jones
Ama‘tour of Atlanta
Emmett French
Bobby Jones
Jin Barnes
New York
Ones
Jones
Sinn Fein ultimatum rejects coerced subordination
Irish representatives insist that Ireland cannot accept British strategy as a condition for peace. They state they seek no war but will defend independence, denounce forced surrender, and demand consent of the governed as the basis for a just peace. They offer to appoint delegates to negotiate if Britain accepts this principle.
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Ireland
Great Britain
Halland
Denmark
Germany
Belgium
France
Portugal
Spain
Wenies Ireland Sccarel
Dail
Farmer Killed at Grade Crossing En Route to County Fair
Lineville Iowa August 26 Homer Petty a Lineville farmer was instantly killed when a southbound Rock Island train struck the auto carrying his family to the Coryville country fair His wife is believed fatally injured his father suffered a broken leg and the children escaped with bruises
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United Press
Lineville
Homer
Petty
Rock Island
Coryville
Fishermen Urged to Aid Warden in Rescue of Small Fish
A 40 foot seine adapted for capturing small fish was received by Ed Chapman deputy fish and game warden from Warden Albert. Volunteers and anglers are asked to help in moving fish from drying ponds to running waters as Cedar Falls sportsmen have done to stock Cedar and support future angling.
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Ed Chapman
Albert
Chapman
Cedar Falls
Golf round summaries highlight lateteen terms and scores
Twenty players competed with strong wind as a ninth hole apple tree was blown down. tt French carded 78 on rounds of 65 and 75 totaling 218 to lead the field. He ran out in 28 and earned no prize. Bobby Jones started strong but incurred penalties totaling 40 in the first nine.
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French
Bobby Jones
Cities Beginning to Cut Milk Price for Delivered Product
Chicago announces a 2 cent per quart milk price cut starting Sept 1 making delivered milk 12 cents per quart. New York, Boston, St. Louis, Denver and San Francisco have already seen declines. Butter prices have fallen 5 cents per pound across many groceries.
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United Press
Chicago
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Denver
San Francisco
Veterans of 88th Division Back at Camp Dodge
More than 2 000 veterans of the Mighty Eighth gathered at Camp Dodge for the division reunion as Gen W B Beach arrived from San Diego and Gen William Weigle was expected this day. About 3 000 more veterans were due by tomorrow for the first two year mass assembly. Squad reunions dominated the program as old buddies met and recalled the World War II days.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
W. B. Beach
San Diego
Cal
Willliam Weigle
France
Campix
Buddy
Populace Endures Heat Wave as Humidity Piles On
Citizens sweltered under a hot sun with 105 degree heat in July memories, while thermometers varied from 91 to 83 degrees. High humidity made conditions oppressive and clouds offered faint rain prospects as forecasts hinted cooler relief tonight.
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Old Sol
Cooter
Divorce Plea Follows Brief Union in Dubuque
In Dubuque Iowa on August 26 a petition for divorce was filed after a short courtship and a decade long marriage ending in five years of separation. The petitioner cites unresolved differences and seeks the court's dissolution of the marriage.
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Dubuaque
Divorced Man Alleges Wife Disappeared After 1916 Marriage
A district court filing cites Allen Sad seeking a divorce from Ellen Sad claiming she deserted him shortly after their 1916 marriage and has not been seen since. The matter details alleged abandonment and ongoing absence.
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Gtvares
Ellen
Cansel Hey
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