Hughes To Soothe South America At Bar Session
Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes will address the American Bar Association on the Monroe doctrine and U S policy in the West Indies and Central America. He aims to ease South American suspicions while defending U S occupations and urging better understanding with neighboring republics.
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International News Wire
Minneapolis
Minn
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
West Indies
Central America
Ehaiti
Santo Domingo
Central América
Italy Builds Navy for War With Greece Amid Frontiers Crisis
Italy concentrates forces at Taranto and shores up demands on Greece after the Julin frontier killings. Mussolini presses for reparations and ultimatum while Britain and the League weigh intervention. Reported troop moves and a possible assault loom over the Aegean as Italian diplomacy hardens.
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Slatu Krom
Janina
Santa Quaranta
Cort
Vole
Italy
Greece
Albania
International New
Lantion
Sarajevo
Star Today
Watuin
Musgolin
L Lgague of Nations
Ita League of Nations
Foreign Office
Mediterranean
Mussolini
The
Daily News
Evening Standard
Signor Mussalini
Daily Dispatch
Pratt Mallonnette
Paris
Taranto
Turin
Timlinn
Tha Kiling
Vellini
Interallied Commission
Junina
Tiraeus
Ttaly
Boundary Commission
Rowe
Aig
Messagnara
Athens
Piaz
Rome
Romba
Obituaries: Nissen Gladstone Standish Pass Away in Waterloo Area
Fever tolls 34 year old Mortuary Nissen dies at home of his son Hans Nissen in Waterloo after moving from Gladbrook. Emma Gladstone 62 dies at daughter’s Horton home after lingering illness. Ida Standish wife of Fred Standish dies at home after a stroke and pneumonia. Bodies at Petersen Bros, O Keefe & Torns, pending arrangements.
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Peter Nissen
Fever Nissen
Hans Nissen
Seventh Street West
Treia Kreus
Schleswir
Germany
Gladbrook
Lincoln
Waterloo
Lutheran Church of
Anna — Schulz
Grundy Center
Petersen Bras
Emma Gladstone
Nape
Horton
Washington Street
New York
Hotton
William i. Gladstone
Chicago
Petersen Bros
Ida Standish
Fred W. Standish
Fourth Street
O'Keefe & Torns
Mayor Hylan Recovers From Illness After Bedrest
Saratoga Springs Aug 30 Mayor John F. Hylan of New York City who was confined to bed last Saturday with a heavy cold developing into influenza is recovering and is described as well on the road to a full return by his physicians last night.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
John F. Hylan
New York City
County Teachers Attend Institute in Black Hawk County
More than 00 teachers from Black Hawk County will attend the annual Black Hawk County Institute at West High on Monday and Tuesday, September 3 and 4. HC Moeller, county superintendent, arranged the program with sessions, meetings and conferences led by A R Karr of Chicago and Edna Garland of Omaha, with Cedar Falls the only district not represented.
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Black Hawk County
West High
Moeller
O. Uu
Karl Spetker
A. KR. Karr
Chicago
Aoclation
Civic Chibs
Leuchora’ Associationa
Edna. Garland
Omaha
Calar Mally
Cedar Falls
Heey
Clinton FL Smith
Jed
Traci Burney Schmidt
Iowa State
College
A. Warn
Misa
Edna Burland
Cy W. Line
Grammir Confersues
Supt
J. CG. Mediade
Woutalstriet
Fred Dd
Cram
Eliasbeth Schmidt
Karr
Miss Burland
Su Mefslane
Agimar
Taday
Kling
Sa.m
A. C. Preston Addiress
Klink
Mina Budies
MetGlace
State Fair Announces Swine Cattle and Horse Winners
Iowa State Fair officials reveal grand champions in swine cattle and horse departments as judging nears completion. Awards list includes markets for Clydesdale Shires Ayrshires Guernseys Jerseys Holsteins Galloways Polled Shorthorns Brown Swiss Spotter Poland China Hampshire Chester White and more with farms and club names across Iowa Nebraska Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
Es Moines
Iowa
Slater E. Cho
Tom Skola
Slater
Brute Pig
Mildred Cook
Webster Ty
Kiainns
Oakdale
W. CU
Ken Carl Ranch
Littigton
Colo
Fomaote
Juliet
M. Largent & Sons
Merkel
Tex
Hollandate Farm
Milton
Hollandata Farm
W. S. Robbins & Sons
Jarave
Ind
Isabella's Pride
Larrabea & Mooney
Fort Dodge
Carl Sehvensy
Larrabie & Mooney
Poland
China
Pathfinder
Wry & Palmer
Town City
Light
Singleton
Pordar
Hampshire
Royal Cherokee, Jr
Timmerman
West Liberty
Pershing Lady
Biz Four Farm
Brooklyn
Chester White
Bour
Ted Newsome
South English
Eeason
Albert WH. Stewart
Newhall
Flarvester
Willais
Newman
Saw
Beauliti
Wonder
W. I. Rasmus
Sson
Norfolk
Neb
Armistice Boy
M. A. Dowsing
Valley
Bie Lil
State Chamber of Commerce Head Found Dead in Auto
Robert B. Wallace a prominent business and civic leader and president of the town Chamber of Commerce was found dead by suicide in his automobile on a country road near Council Bluffs Iowa. Physicians said he had high blood pressure and had been under care. no inquest will be held. He led major realty and loan interests in the state.
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Associated Press
Council Bluffs
Robert B. Wallace
Town Chamber of Commerce
Bamiily
Here
Wallace
Aumerars Business Enterprises
Hert
Sioux City Officers Suspended for Sleeping on Duty
Sioux City August 30. Police Commissioner Thomas L Taggart suspended Patrolman Rey Dodge and Thomas Barron for 10 days each after they were found asleep in barber chairs two hours into their beat. The commissioner warned they should work eight hours and sleep eight hours but not at the same times.
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Sioux City
Thomas L. Taggart
Rey Dodge
Thomas Brarron
Taggart
Auction of Navajo oil rights planned for Oct 14
Washington August 30. Secretary Work orders auction of all exploratory rights on the Navajo Indian reservation in New Mexico to be held at Santa Fe October 14. He also denied applications filed by nearly 100 oil companies since the discovery of the first high producing well on the reservation.
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Washington, D. C
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Work
Drink and Driving Costs Deputy's Job
Denison August 30. Ed. Gary has resigned his commission as Deputy Sheriff following charges of driving while intoxicated after a collision that killed Herbert Cushman earlier this week. Gary awaits grand jury appearance under $1,506 bond.
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Denison
Gary
Herbert Cushman
Johnston to Play Anderson in Davis Cup opener at Forest Hills
New York Aug. 36 William J Johnston of San Francisco will face James O Anderson. William T Tilden TI of Philadelphia will oppose John Hawkes tomorrow at Forest Hills N C in the 16 singles matches opening the Davis Cup challenge round between the United States and Australia after the draw at the United States Lawn Tennis Association office.
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New York
William J. Johnston
San Francisco
James O. Anderson
William T. Tilden TI
Philadelphia
John Hawkes
Forest Frills
N. C
United States
Australia
Methodist Church Seeks 28 Million for World Service
United Press reports Dr. Diffendorfer says the Methodist Episcopal church plans a 28 million dollar world service program to be apportioned across missions boards and education efforts. He notes the denomination averages 15 million yearly for benevolence and cites allocations to foreign and home missions education temperance and other causes.
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United Press Fenton
World Service Program
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. E. Difendorfer
Chicago
Diffenderfer
Department of Education Committee On Conservation and Advance
Methodist Episcopy Church
Dilfendorfer
Diffendorfer
Board of Foreign Missions
Board of Home Missions
Board of Education
Board of Education For
Board of Sunday Schools
Epworth League
American Bible Society
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Board of Deaconesses
Board of Hospitals and Homes
Board of Conference
Polk County Judges to End Removal of Court Files
Polk County judges plan to stop the practice of removing court files from clerks offices at the September terms starting Sept 4. Judge Leslie M Thompson announced the move after noting numerous records have been lost when attorneys receipt for files in cases of interest. The issue also involves delays in accessing files and claims it is used to hide publicity in criminal actions.
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Des Moines
Polk County
Leslie M. Thompson
McCormick Stevens Engagement Announces October Wedding
London reports the engagement of Allister McCormick of Chicago to Miss Joan Tyndale Stevens. Stevens is the daughter by a former marriage of Mrs. Charles Melton Astley of Paris, brother of Baron Hastings. The marriage is planned for October.
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London
Allister
Big Fire in Dubuque Destroys Tri-State Plant
Fire followed an explosion at a large still destroying the building housing Tri-State Products Company in Dubuque this afternoon. The blaze threatened the business district as police search for company officials. Damage estimated at $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque.ta
Burling
Tri-State Products Company
Steamship service from Chicago to Europe announced
Chicago officials say a steamship service linking Chicago with Europe via the lakes and Welland canal will begin around September 15. The plan, confirmed by local information, outlines a sailing route connecting Chicago with European destinations.
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Chicago
Tuerope
the Lakes
Welland
State May Prove Higher Up Plot In Slaying Of John Looney
The state intends to prove a deep conspiracy between several businessmen and four underworld figures to kill John Looney publisher of Red Island News and his son John Connor Looney. Four men face murder conspiracy charges. indictments against others linked to a riot that killed the younger Looney have not been issued. Looney, a fugitive, owns properties in Rock Island and a New Mexico ranch. his daughter Ursula Hamblin says she does not know his whereabouts.
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Associated Press
Rock Island, Ill
John Looney
Red Island News
John Connor Looney
Looney
Anthony Wi. Billbury
George Buckley
Dan Drost
George Holsapple
Rock Island
New Mexico
Ursula Hamblin
Poet Henry Conant Dies Quietly in Chicago Hospital
Chicago report states Henry Reid Conant known as the Wisecousin Poet died after an operation. Born in Janesville, Wisconsin, he was once hailed as the Robert Burns of America. Friends in Wisconsin plan a memorial in his home state.
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Chicago
Henry Reid Conant
Robert Burns
America
Dells
Wis
Conant
F. Murlong- Anup
London Times
Wisconsin
Janesville
Roger Conant
Massachusetts
Crown Prince May Get Permission to Return to Germany
Berlin reports the national Prussian government has agreed in principle to permit former crown prince Frederick William to return to Germany. He must guarantee to stay on his estate and refrain from entangling himself in politics before final approval.
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Germany
Berlin
Principia
Frederick William
Hig
Free State Chiefs MLL Returned In Regent Elections
Dublin reports noon counts show 36 Free Staters elected to the Dall Hireann, 22 republicans, nine independents, seven laborites with a pro Anglo Irish treaty majority claimed. Five women republicans elected including Mary MacSwiney. Labour party underperformed and President Johnson barely favored.
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International News Vira
Dublin
Ireland
Frea
Dall Hireann
Eget
Ihe
Mary MacSwiney
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Johnson
Labor Lateration
Free States
Cathal Brugha
Old
Irish Republican Army
League of Nations
Associated Press
Holyhead
William T. Cosgrave
Free State
Geneve
Eamon da Valera
Cosgrave
de Valera
Soldiers Escape Life Terms By Throwing Hats
Two French soldiers Podovin and Tourbes in Casablanca shout death threats after being sentenced to life penal servitude for insubordination. They toss their hats at Col. Julliard, while a court martial reverses its ruling to order their guillotine for striking a superior officer.
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Associated Press
Casablanca
Marocco
Podovin
Tourbes
Col. Julliard
Sioux City Dances Must Bar Minors
Sioux City police under Commissioner Taggart order dance hall proprietors to bar minors and suspected characters or lose permits. In yesterday raids Pat Dillion, already under federal indictment for alleged drug dealing, was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Taggart
Pat Dillion
Hiram Johnson Unsure on 1924 Presidential Nominations
Hiram Johnson, visiting Cheyenne, says his mind is not made up about seeking the Republican presidential nomination in 1924. He plans to decide while he stays on the coast for several months after returning to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
United States
Hiram Johnson
California
Three Drown While Fishing Near Stockbridge Wisconsin
In Lake Winnebago near Stockbridge, a boat capsized while land ing a fish. Jake Jacobs of Lincoln Nebraska and his two sons John four and Jake fourteen drowned. Jacobs wife and children were field workers. Crowder in Chicago reports ambassador to Cuba Gen E H Crowder stopped in Chicago and plans a trip to Colorado Springs before returning to Cuba.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
White
John
Lake Winnebago
Stockbridge
Jake Jacobs
Lincoln
Neb
Jake
Jacobs
Veterans of Foreign Wars backs TB hospital memorial plan
Norfolk mentions approval of a 12,500,000 tuberculosis hospital to honor war mothers and sacrificing women from World War I era. The item notes the VFW annual encampment approving the project and highlights memorial aims. The report also cites other global items including German marks selling at a profit and the Harding casket event in Marion Ohio.
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Norfolk
Veterans of Foreign Wars
New York
Marion
Oliver H. Miller Heads Central Life Insurance Co
Des Moines reports Oliver H. Miller elected president of the Central Life Insurance Society of the United States to succeed the late George B. Peak. Miller began with the company in 1897 as a clerk at five dollars a week as the firm now reports about 120 million dollars in insurance in force and assets of around 16 million dollars.
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Des Moines
Oliver H. Miller
Central Life Assurance Society of the
United States
George B. Peak
Miller
the Assurance Society
Inorce
Indiana Governor Faces Financial Troubles Reach
Indiana Governor Warren I. McGray called a creditors meeting for Friday at 2 PM in Indianapolis after resigning as president of Discount & Deposit Savings Bank Kentland. Reports say his financial difficulties stem from stock farm operations and a sagging land and cattle market. trustees may manage assets to ease debts as he seeks time to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapoli
Ind
Warren I. McGray
Hotel Sevarin
Discount & Deposit Savings Bank
Kentland
Stock Farm
Shieh
Miners Hope Pinchot Plan Averts Coal Strike
Officials in Harrisburg and Washington express confidence that the Pinchot proposal can resolve the national coal dispute. Miners in Hazelton begin pulling tools from underground as talks intensify and a Sept 1 suspension looms while pumpmen and engineers may remain at work to prevent flooding and cave-ins.
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Harrisburg
John Hays Hammond
United States Coal Commission
FP. R. Wadleigh
Hazelton
Associated Press
Miners’ Union
Politics Keeps Ohio Stenographer from Burial with Kings
A Cleveland stenographer later known as Mrs. Leeds forged ties with European nobility after marrying William B. Leeds, a tin plate magnate. The narrative covers divorces, marriages to Prince Christopher of Greece, and their son Willian B. Leeds Jr marrying Princess Xenia of Greece, with implications of vast inheritance and transfers to a New York hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Leeds
Cleveland
Paris
Marines
Leeds
Europe
Christopher
Greece
Hohenzollerns
Willian B. Leeds, Jr
Xenia
New York
Colorado Becomes Navy’s Queen of the Seas
The battleship Colorado was commissioned at Camden New Jersey and joins the U S fleet as the largest and most powerful fighting ship. It features eight 16 inch guns four turrets advanced fire control and air defenses as well as extensive city like amenities for 1469 officers and men.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Colorado
Gamdeo
N. J
Navy Department
United States
Queen of the Seas
National Merchant Marine
Navy
Camden Yards
New York Shipbuilding Company
Jutland
Coloeradea
Westinghouse
Camden
Cement Maker at Rapids Ends Life
Cedar Rapids Iowa August 70 No inquest will be necessary over the body of T A Kaufman cement manufacturer who committed suicide in his plant on the west side late yesterday by swallowing poison Coroner T A Vorphalan announced this morning Kaufman who was 56 years old had been despondent for some time on account of business reverses He leaves a wife and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Elks Lodge
Uanford MacNider
The
American Legion
West Virginia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Thornton
Marius P. Flay
Seren Peterson
Peterson
Floy
Nes Moines
Des Moines
Whiteway Road
Ivy
Eneral
Cedar Rapids
T. A. Kaufman
West Side
T. A. Vorphal
Kaufmani
Denver Women Not Shot at Same Time
Denver authorities disclose that Mrs Jditian McGione and Miss Emma Yascovic, found dead with head wounds and an automatic pistol between them, were not killed at the same time. Deputy coroner George Bostwick releases details night after discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Jditian McGione
Emma Yascovic
McGione
George Bostwick
Enronar
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Pacific Coast
Floyd EL Thompson
Supreme Court of Illinois
Committee On
Judicial Ethics
Taft
Saye Ague
Council of Ambassadors
Servilian
Smari
Near East
Kltho
Mortuaru
Hylan
Cettle Department
Ayrshires
Arycroft Cavalier Goldind
Simmons & Sons
Pendukea
Guernseys
Mayrose
Cherub
Wo W. Marah
Jerdoys
Meredith Jarsey Farm
Westgate
Penn Jersey
Jesup
Board of Control Farm
Cherokee
Dorothy Ormsby Prinde
Hargrave & Arnold
Norwalk
Galloway
Roy Rey
Lincoln Ranch
Aberdeen
Miss Gentle
Belles Lavender
W. Stewart & Sons
Kennard
Royal
State Chamber of Commerce
Johnston
Anderson
Tilden
Hawkes
Methodist Church
McCormick
Dubuque
MLL
Judge
Hiram
Central Life Insurance Co
Indiana
McCray
Bank
Ohio
U.S
Rapids
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