Johnson Hag Leads in California Senate Primary
The California primary results show Senator Johnson leading Moor for the Senate with 84 252 votes to Moor's 12 883 in a statewide tally. Johnson swept San Francisco by about 18 000 and carried many northern counties, while Moor won Los Angeles and San Diego counties. Municipal counts indicate a strong split with Johnson dominating the north and urban centers, and Moor strongest in the south. In the governor's race Republican William Stephens contends with Friend Richardson while Democrat Woolwine leads in the Los Angeles attorney contest. Montana's Rankin leads for Republican U S Senate nomination as Riddick trails, with Wheeler ahead of Stout for the Democratic slot.
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Cal
Senzioy
Jill
C. Moore
Republic
Mominauun
Tego
Johnson
San Princisco
Oakland
Alameda
Sacramento
Humboldt
California
William
Staphens
W. Richardson
R Richardson
Stephens
Wlcho Stephens
Ister
Woodring
C. C. Young
Thomas Lea Woolwtoe
Atttorney
Los Angeles
Fas
Ku Klex_klan
Mattison B. Jones
Woolwine
Kien
San Bernardino
Sherif Shay
Rankin
Montana
United Pros
Helena
Mont
Ington D. Rankin
Carl W. Riddick
Burton Kk. Wheeler
Tom Stout
Harding Censured for Raise in Coal Against Year Ago
A fragmented paragraph outlines coal industry tensions with references to union and nonunion operators, production shares, and wage scale controversies. It discusses strikes, price pressures, and anticipated shifts in coal pricing and supply, mentioning anthracite tonnage and market dynamics amid labor disputes and market adjustments.
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Harding
England Way Deport Blaomington Pastor
London August 30 The home office today recommended that Rev John Lilliard of Bloomington Illinois be deported for failure to register as an alien.
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England
Blaomington
London
Home Office
John Lilliard
Bloomington
Ill
Bej
Clinton Doctor Drowns While Swimming in Mississippi River
Clinton physician Dr. Cunningham drowns during a river swim near Clinton while attempting to reach a passing craft. He was the son of Rev. William Cunningham of Albia, and leaves a widow Ethel Grace Blockskale and two daughters Thelma Irene and Margaret Caroline. Born September 17, 1873 in Elroy Wisconsin, he moved to Iowa, studied at Toledo High School and Clark College, earned his medical degree at the State University of Iowa in 1897, and served as supreme medical examiner for the Mystic Workers of the World.
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John W
Caandnehe
Nau
Wiliam Cunptigham
Albis
Iowa
Cunfugliai
Tin
Minsk
Ethel Grace Blockskale
C. J. Stockdale
Aplington
Agant Hialph W. Cunningham
Thelma Irene
Margaret Caroline Gunningham
Tle
Run Elroy
Wis
Lowa
Toledo
Clark College
State University of Iowe
Board of Education
Dunant
Kx Yuara
Mystic Workers of the World
Pulfog
Flo
Clinton
Military Instructors at Iowa University Relieved from Duty
Washington Aug 30. Large numbers of army officers serving as instructors at colleges and schools across the country will be removed from active duty tomorrow. Orders from the War Department cite reduced appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1922. Institutions affected include the University of Minnesota and State University of Iowa among others.
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Washington
War Department
Congress
Fife
University of Minnesota
State University of Lows and
Moonshine Melons Bootleg Trick Busted in Sioux City
Sioux City Iowa August 30 Potlen pugsted answering a call Tuesday night found Andy Roadisch Amy Klatt and a watermelon. Klatt and Redisch fought for the fruit when it smelled like moonshine whisky. They were taken to the police station charged with intoxication. Police seek the bootlegger who allegedly pours whisky into melons and sells them as a Georgia cocktail.
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Sioux City
Pugsted
Andy Roadisch
Amy Klatt
Klatt
Redisch
Pollea
Rodilach
Kliatt
Polico
Georgia
Iowa Girl Outwits Robbers in Maine
Kittery Maine August 30 The story tells of a 21 year old Iowa girl Mish Sarah C Levett Burlington Ta a summer resident here who faced three young men on a road after dark They demanded money and jewelry She opened her purse but pulled a revolver instead The highwaymen fled into the woods and were later arrested by authorities
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Kittery
Maine
Sarah C. Levett
Burlington
Tan
Governor Orders Probe of Prices for Coal in Town
Governor orders investigation into local coal price fluctuations after a town contract dispute. The report notes shifting output levels, with plans to increase production from 700 tons to about 800 tons daily after March, and a 25 percent cut in carload tonnage last week.
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Contine Bum Magi Snh
Driver Killed When Blinded by Lights
Clinton Aug 30 Joep Leroy Walton 24 of Walton was instantly killed about a mile west of Bison when his touring car left the road and rolled into a ditch after being blinded by the lights of an oncoming car. Teo Curran Peter Moore and Arthur OMalley of Dixon were injured. Walton’s companion attempted to pass another car and was blinded by bright lights.
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Clinton
Joep Leroy Walton
Walton
Bison
Tea Curran
Petar Moore
Arthur O'Malley
Dixon
Tixon
Waitton
Charles City Librarian to Attend Journalism School
Miss Helen Caldwell, librarian of the public library, has been granted four months leave of absence to accept a Roberts fellowship in the School of Journalism at Columbia University, New York City, and will leave for New York about September. Man Wil Frawley, a student of the University of Illinois Library, will act during Caldwell’s absence.
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Helo Cablweil
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School of Frariuailem
Columbia War University
York City
New York
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Tongnesity of
Hilaoie Library
Willle
Quarantine Names for Anna and Nearby Addresses
Quarantine notices list individuals Anna and Ray Willan linked to at 263 Falls Avenue and 667 Nevada, with references to Scarlet Fever and related confinement. The fragmentary item notes Maxiqe and Ralphian midl also connected to the quarantines in this street area.
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Maxiqe
Ralphian Midl
Falls Avenue
Anik Ray Willan
Nevada
Meshes
Cedar Falls Woman Severely Hurt Escaping Fire
Cedar Falls Aug 30 Spectator Lena Peterson is in a serious condition at Sartor Memorial hospital from burns and injuries after jumping from her Headroom veranda to escape flames that heavily damaged her residence. She broke a window glass to reach the roof then jumped to the walk, breaking an arm and suffering other hurts. She is badly burned about the head and arm.
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Cedar Falls
Lena Peterson
Erleiva
Sartor Memorial Husyplin
Atlantic Rainfall Heaviest for State
Des Moines reports show last night’s rainfall the heaviest on record in Iowa this year. Weather service head Charles D. Read notes the rain was general across the state, with Atlantic area near tamadale vicinity receiving 4.5 inches. Omaha reported no rain and Des Moines saw less than one inch.
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Des Moines
Atlin
Iowa
Charles D. Read
Iowa Weather Service
Tamadale
Atlantic
Craston
Omaha
Doctor at Keokuk Injured by Automobile
Keokuk Iowa Aug 20 Dr S H Moorhead longtime postmaster and writer now practicing physician was seriously injured this morning when struck by an automobile while crossing a street He was dragged several feet and is reported in the hospital awaiting further care
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Keokuk
S. Hl. Moorhead
Eriter
Miss Katie Herzor Wins $15000 In Damages Suit
Iowa briefs report Miss Katie Herzor awarded fifteen thousand dollars after a loss claim against Iowa Service Co. Judge Rockafellow denied reducing damages to four thousand six hundred. Fort Madison strikebreakers clash with Santa Fe workers plan to sue. Shenandoah lightning fatality in a parked train car. Clarinda husband’s death linked to spring fever and a daughter’s back injury. Union County jail term for Arles Williamson. Injunction violators Glenn Poland and George Allen released.
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Iowa Service Company
Rockafellow
Fort Madison
Santa Fe
Chicago
Shenandoah
Clarinda
Herband
J. F. Turner
Union County
Arles Willamson
Creston
Oklahoma Lieutenant Governor Arrested on Perjury Charge
Lieut Governor M. B. Trapp of Oklahoma was arrested in Seminole County on perjury charges connected to a bond deal alleged to date to the 1921 legislative session. The arrest occurred as he traveled toward the state capital, amid prior impeachment proceedings and later “vindication” by a 1920s legislature.
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Gov. Trapp
Oklahoma
Kinhoma City
Okla
Seminole County
M. Bi. Trapp
Saminole County
Cmumrey
Setainole County
Ape
Tra
Battle Looms as Murguia Revolution Advances
San Antonio Aug 20 reports say Murguia's revolutionary group led by Francisca Mrr. Kula with 1,000 armed men is marching through Coahuila toward Carranza territory. General Joaquin Amira leads Coahuila forces assembling cavalry and infantry to intercept.
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Tex
Mexico
Republe
Francisca
Kula
Coahuila
Carranzista Regioon
Tien Joaquin Amira
Amira
Bell Telephone Official Shot to Death Near Moundville
Moundville Missouri August 30 an official of the Bell Telephone company was shot to death near here while motoring from Tulsa to Moberly with friends. Cart Delphono of Nevada is held as a suspect in the case.
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Moundville
S. Ww
Cowlin
Tulsa
Okla
Bell
Compan
Moberts
Cart Delhono
Amit
Nevada
Rescue Efforts Continue At Argonaut Mine Disaster
Aug 20 1930s report from Jackson California notes 47 miners trapped as fire and smoke hinder rescue at the Kennedy mine’s wall with Argonaut. U S Mine rescue crews work in relays reaching 2700 feet as Red Cross aid groups provide hot coffee and comfort. Geophone devices rushed from Berkeley to locate sounds and guide efforts while experts test gases to gauge safe rescue progress.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Cal
Atrroniue Nihe
Kennedy Mine
United States
Ead
Ald
San Francisco
Gal
Will J. French
Chatrman
Uhe State Industrial Accident Coomlssion
Berkeley
L. W. Duschak
Commission
Jackton
Wrench
Franch
Duschak
Bursum Amendment to Bonus But Beaten, Sales Tax Rejected
In Washington DC on Aug 30 the Bursum amendment to pay soldiers half cash and half in five year certificates failed 44 to 27. Party lines split with 16 Republicans and 121 Democrats for, 31 Republicans and 13 Democrats against. A Smoot sales tax amendment was rejected without a roll call after a point of order that it was unconstitutional. Senator Read, Democrat of Missouri, raised the point.
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Washington, D. C
Read
Migsouri
Chicago Loop Hounds Petition for Modified Dry Law
A parade through Chicago with colored streamers and cheers accompanied petitions calling for a modification of the dry law to permit sale of light wines and beers. The Society Opposed to Prohibition circulated the petitions, claiming 550 090 signatures supporting a change to the Volstead Act.
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Cally
Decker
Chicago
Tlinois
Prohibition
Rail Guard Killed and Companion Wounded near Hamburg yards
Augusta Ga August 30 One Southern railway guard was killed and another seriously wounded when ambushed near the Hamburg yards in South Carolina across the river today Feaster 34 was instantly killed in Reed Booth 22 may dies of wounds Feaster's body was slashed with a knife after he had been shot down Booth was badly beaten after he was wounded A search has been begun by police for the assailants
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Augusta
Southern Railway
Hamburg Yards
South Carolina
Feaster
Reed Booth
Booth
Floyd County Veterans Set Reunion With Picnic Thursday
Floyd County Veterans association plans a Thursday reunion in Charles City Iowa with a noon picnic dinner and an afternoon program headlined by Rev. Beatty. An evening campfire and band concert are scheduled in Central Park with activities outlined for veterans and families.
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Charles City
Floyd County Veterans’ Association
SR Beatty
Central Pa
Stable Boy to British Peer in Rail History
Detroit, Aug. 296. Tord Ashfield, once a stable boy in the Detroit Street railways, rose to superintendent and later led underground railways in London. In 1912 he became a British subject and in 1914 was knighted by King George, now holding the title Baron of Southwell.
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Detroit
Mish
Tord Ashfield
Southwell
Albert Neary Stanley
New York
London
King George
Rebels Fire On Maryborough Prisoners Mutiny Ends In Fire
Five rebel prisoners at Maryborough prison were injured when guards used a machine gun to quell a mutiny as prisoners, having dug a tunnel, tried to escape. The incident followed arson of bedding and a brief ambush by Irish irregulars, with Loyalist forces restoring control. Irregulars have stepped up in the south with ambushes and attacks on Kinsale. Women rebels are increasingly active in sniping and assaults. Rumor says Eamonne de Valera may flee via Dundalk.
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Daniel O'Connell
Dublin
Maryborough
Lieut Cullen
Free State Army
Tullamore
Free State
Patrick Nealls
Nealis
Kinsale
War Ministry
Eamonne de Valera
Dundalk
Consideration of New Wage Scale Delayed by Rail Labor Board
Aug 30. Chairman Ben Hooper said the maintenance of way men's wage scale would not be considered until Wallter i MecMentinen and Albert Phillips return by Sept 12. A wage decision is expected by Oct 1. President Grable of the Maintenance of Way Men is confined to his room after a minor operation but may attend hearings tomorrow. Voluminous evidence was introduced at today's hearing before the railroad labor board for 105 railroads seeking a wage increase.
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United States Railroad Labor Board
Walle Ter i. MecMentinen
Albert Phillips
Grable
Great Northern Hotel
Only Daughter of Gen. Grant Is Dead
Chicago Aug 30 Mrs Pranklin Hatch Jones only daughter of Gen AL Grant, one of the country s White House brides and a popular heroine of the century, died at her home here. Death was due to paralysis and she had been an invalid for years. Burial will be at Springfield. Liquor cash continued Preliminary hearing in the case against Fred O Parrish for framing blackmailing has been continued to tomorrow in Municipal court.
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Pranklin Hatch Jones
Gen
AL &. Grant
White House
Barial
Springfield
Fred O. Parrish
Big Four rail union blocks settle amid nationwide strike
Chicago Aug 30 Associated Press report outlines settlement of unauthorized walkouts by train men on the Chicago & Alton Missouri Pacific Joliet & Eastern and related actions as the nationwide rail strike enters its sixty first day. Widening inquiries into wrecks sabotage and a renewed plea in Congress for a living wage for rail workers accompany renewed union stance and local stoppages at Slater Roadhouse Joliet and Barling Cross Arkansas.
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Chicago
Bowth
Chicago & Alton
Ba Fin
Joliet & Eastern
Missouri _Pacific
Congress
Big Four” Transportation Brotherhoods
Cleveland
Slater
Roadhouse
Tein
Joliet
Baltline
Chicago Steel and Shipping District
Newkirk
Will County
Missouri Pacific
Chaffee
Union Feaders
Road Offeials
Gary, Ltd
Gary
Illiois
Michigan Central
Cheboygan
Mich
Missouri Pacific Roundhouse
Baring Cross
Little Rock Ark
U. S
Fort Smith
Ark
Inois Central
Princeton
Hale Holden
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Three Beaten to Death with Iron Bar in Canton
Canton Ohio August 30 three persons were beaten to death with an iron bar at the Burns home. Victims are Mr Frank Burns Mrs Mary Nols and Frank Armstrong who accompanied Mrs Nola to the Burns residence. Police and sheriff deputies search for rank Nola age 23 spouse of one victim.
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Canton
Paulice
Frank Burns
Mary Nols
Burns
Nola
Frank Armstrong
Burny
Alan
Tno
Veterans Injured in Milwaukee Wreck Near Waukesha
A C N W railroad wreck west of Waukesha halted the Milwaukee bound train from Madison. It carried Red Arrow men of the Thirty second division assembling at Madison. Engineer Harry True of Baraboo was killed. Several others were seriously injured, with six Red Arrow men reported severely hurt.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Waukesha
Madison
Red Arrow
Harry True
Baraboo
Cedar Heights school drives contract awarded
Last night Cedar Heights school district directors awarded a contract to Dearborn Construction Co. of Waterloo to lay about 9235 square yards of concrete driveway at 1.94 per yard on the new school property. Other bids came from E. Leckington & Son Waterloo and WW. Coombs Cedar Falls. Building nears completion and the term will await this. Opening date expected September 18.
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Cedar Heights
Dearborn Constructtion Company
Waterloo
E. Leckington & Son
Mortuary Obituary for Infant Wangler Wangler Baby
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Anton L Wangler died shortly after birth this morning. Interment was this afternoon in Calvary after a prayer at the residence by Very Rev J Slattery, pastor of St Josephs church.
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Robert James Wangler Tehert James
Anton L. Wangler
Calvary
J. Slattery
St. Joseph's Church
Greeks Fall Back As Turks Advance In Anatolia
International wires report Turkish nationalist troops push 12 mile front in the Bilejik sector. Greek evacuation of Karahissar cuts northern flank near Broussa as Turkish forces threaten to roll up the main Greek body. Heavy casualties and prisoners claimed. rain may halt fighting. Greek war council to meet Smyrna commander Hadjanestis as rumors of Russian planes and guns circulate.
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Constantinople
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Anatolian
Fay
Karahissari
Angora
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Karahissar
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Athens
Theotkis
Stratos
Hadjanestis
Smyrna
Grand jury probes Herrin mine massacre in Illinois
Marion Illinois reports the third day of the grand jury investigation into the Herrin mine massacre. Witnesses including survivor A P Findlay testified as officials expect indictments for those connected with the mob violence that left 19 or more dead. Federal agents assist as Brundage and Duty push for indictments, with hearings set to begin September 12 and damage suits filed against responsible parties.
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Marton
Findlay
C. W. Middlehaut
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State
Delos Duty
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Saene
Chicago
Brundage
Marian
Herrin
International News Wire
Illinois Industrial Commission
Ill
Woman files slander suits against three
Elsie R. Forney filed three district court suits, two slander actions against FL B. Forney and Deska M. Kagley and a damages claim against Herman H. Kagley. The Kagleys are listed as husband and wife. addresses shown. The suits were withdrawn by Mrs. Forney’s attorney, leaving only the basic allegations.
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Toftay
Elsie R. Forney
Glenn C. Forney
Fourth Street East
FL B. Forney
Conger Street
Deska M. Kagley
Fourth Street
Herman HK. Kagley
Kagleys
Pittsburgh Gazette Foreman Dies After Operation
Pittsburgh Ta August 20. Julius Pichel aged 62 longtime foreman of the Pittsburgh Gazette died this afternoon after an operation. He was known from coast to coast by thousands of printers. He started with the Gazette in 1877.
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Julus Pichel
Pittsburgh Gazette
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Gazette
Steel Works Gives Laborers Increase in Granite City
Granite City Steelworks will run at full capacity eight hours daily starting next Tuesday. About 2 300 men will receive steady employment and a six percent wage increase for unskilled labor. The Tire plant, a National Enameling and Stamping Co. branch, has been operating part time.
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Granite City
Granite City Steelworks
National Enameling & Stamping 1 Co
France Threatening to Leave Commission Article
Paris report cites Premier Poincare warning that France may withdraw from the international reparations commission if Germany gains a moratorium. Read alongside a list of towns and residents including Dysart Dysart Waterloo Cedar Rapids Dubuque Mt. Vernon Muscatine Gilbertville and others with various ages and names.
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Paris
L'oeuvre Today
Premier Poincare
France
Germany
John Harran
Dysart
Anna Fischer
Otto H. Bonarden
Porte
Anna Sauerbref
Jesup
Gus L. Anderson
Waterloo
Pearl Ruby
Lulu Carnahan
Cedar Rapids
William Latimer
Dubuque
Tressia Duffy
Ryan
Charles W. Stegall
Mt. Vernon
Herbert Missél
Muscatine
Clara Lorenz
Gilbertville
Divorce Petition Filed by Helimund Woman
Margaret Helimund filed for divorce from Leonid Helimund in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin where they wed on July 30 1917. She seeks custody of two minor daughters and such alimony as the court may deem just.
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Leonid Helmund
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Equiu
Ebie
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