Tragic Crossing Crash Kills Cedar Falls Family
Cedar Falls July 2 A car driven by P M Sheffield collided with an Illinois Central train near the Janesville road. Mr Sheffield 31 and his wife 49 died. Granddaughter Alice Sheffield 9 suffered serious arm injuries and possible internal damage. A Waterloo man aboard the train said Sheffield was alive briefly after the impact. Four other children survived. An inquest was opened by coroner Sidney D Smith.
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Trade Treaty for Germany Follows Pengé Resolution
President Harding signed the war resolution at Senator Frelinghuysen’s Raritan home confirming peace in law and fact. Senate leaders say a treaty of amity and commerce with Germany will be negotiated soon to settle all outstanding questions between the two governments.
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Million Returned to Wife of German Ambassador
Washington July 2 Alien property Custodian Miller was ordered by Justice Hitz to return to Countess von Bernstorff, wife of the former German ambassador to the United States, stocks, bonds and cash totaling $1,000,000 seized under the trading with the enemy act.
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Justice Hitz
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Countess von Bernstorff
United States
Middlekauf named to U S helper in Volstead case defense
Chicago July 2 It was announced that C W Middlekauf Freeport J former assistant attorney general of the state has been appointed special assistant to the attorney general of the United States to handle the case filed by James Hamilton Lewis testing the constitutionality of the Volstead act.
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C. W Middlekauf
Freeport
Lienois
United States
James Hamilton Lewis
Union Leaders Fight To Avert Rail Strike Aboard Conference
United Press reports that railroad union leaders meeting in Chicago resisted a walkout over a 12 percent wage cut ordered by the US rail labor board. Despite strong rank and file opposition, leaders aimed to prevent a crisis, with actions likely postponed into next week while discussions continue.
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Hare Kidnapers Believed Headed South to Nevada
Trin Falls Ida July 2 Mrs Kate Richards O Hare Socialist authoress is at Montella Nev where 10 of the men who yesterday kidnaped her here are under arrest according to a telegram received here today. Mrs O Hare has appealed to the governor of Nevada for protection ac cording to the message. Boise Idaho July 2 who clue to the hereabouts of Mrs Kate Slare Socialist lecturer who was kidnaped at Twin Falls last night had been developed early today. Mrs O Hare was taken from the home of BH H Friedheim who had arranged for her to deliver a lecture at windans Friday night. An account of the abduction stated that about 25 men appeared at the Friedhheim home and quietly lamored Mrs Hare to an automobile. Junte reports from Hollis ter Ida about 20 miles south of Twin Falls were to the effect that several automobiles passed thru rapidly headed south presumably toward Wells Nev. Mrs O Hare was believed to have been in one of the machines. Mrs O Hare was pardoned by President Wilson after she had served 14 months of a sentence of violation of the espionage law. None of the members of the party who escorted the woman out of Twin Falls were identified and officials professed ignorance of her destination.
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Kate Richards O'Hare
Monttela
Nev
Boise
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Kate Slare
Twin Falls
O'Hare
BH. H. Friedheim
Windans
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Ottumwa Woman and Son Killed on Railroad Crossing
An Ottumwa woman Mrs George Short and her five year old son were struck and killed by Burlington passenger train No 179 while crossing a railroad crossing. They appeared unaware of the approaching train. The accident occurred this afternoon in Ottumwa Iowa.
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Ottumwa
George Short
Burlington
Beaten by a better man Carpentier after-fight views
In Jersey City on July 2 Georges Carpentier said he was beaten by a better man after a bout with Dempsey. He noted a broken right thumb in the second round and that Dempsey’s blows were the strongest he had felt. Dempsey called it a real champion bout and a fair match. A note from Dempsey to his mother was sent after the victory. A separate item reports William Civner resigning as Toledo manager with Fred Inderus named new skipper.
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Track Kearns
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Dempsey Beats Carpentier in Brutal Three Round War
In Jersey City a ferocious title fight ends in Round four as Dempsey overwhelms Georges Carpentier with relentless body and head punches. Carpentier drops twice in the fourth, unable to rise after heavy rights to the body and chin. Dempsey, 188 pounds, prevails, with Carpentier fading at the bell.
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Dempsey Stops Carpentier With Quick Fourth Round KO
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey battered Georges Carpentier from the opening bell and floored him twice in the fourth round before a final right hook finished the French challenger in one minute and 16 seconds. Dempsey dominated with brutal rights and lefts as Carpentier fought back gamely but could not match the champion's speed and power.
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Dempsey Overwhelms Carpentier In Four Rounds
Ringside at Jersey City sees Jack Dempsey decisively stop Georges Carpentier in the fourth round. A swift sequence of rights to the jaw ends the French idol’s bid, as Dempsey delivers a ferocious performance that leaves Carpentier unable to rise. The crowd erupts as Dempsey is saluted by fans and press alike, with Carpentier congratulating the new champion.
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Weather summary for Iowa and Wisconsin cities 1921 report
Weather Bureau report covers Albert Lea Miano Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waterville and La Crosse with temperature readings and forecast. Local showers reported with partly cloudy conditions and general good air temperatures around 63 to 70 degrees in various locations.
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