Army chiefs gather for July 4 defense master test
Washington July 3 The heads of all war department branches were called to a conference by Maj. Gen Wick J. Hines to plan a nationwide master test of defense machinery for July 4. Seventeen major generals joined 23 officers in preparing unit plans to expand national forces and ensure efficient wartime readiness.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
War Department
Wicku J. Hines
Hines
Washington
Én. Hines
Santa Barbara Quake Shocks City Forenoon Tremor
The Santa Barbara tremor rattled the town with Bank of First National and Wardrobe building structures jolted. Residents on State Street crowded streets in fear while glass and dishes shattered. The Daily News office, touted as quake proof, shook as workers fled to safety. Red Cross reported a serious injury.
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Temblor
First National Bank
Great Wardrobe
Santa Barbara
Berane
State Street
Isa
Daily News
Red Cross
Gunboats Deployed to Shield Foreigners in Canton China
AP dispatch reports gunboats moving to outer communities to protect foreigners amid anti foreign sentiment in China. In Canton residents of Shameen face danger visiting Chinese districts as business regains in native circles. British consul general awaits anticipated British demands on Canton government. Silk merchants and Chamber of Commerce seek to restore trade disrupted by strikes.
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Associated Press
Canton
China
Shameen
Gergan
C Rimues
Chamber of Commerce
Hard Coal Miners Consider Sept. Work Suspension
Scranton July 3 Anthracite miners adopt union demands after a convention. A 1 cent wage increase checkoff and union recognition are included with a dollar daily raise for day laborers, faster grievances handling, and a two year working agreement. A September 1 suspension was foreseen. first operator meetings set for Atlantic City July 9. Cedar Falls budget for city schools totals 420000 with 88500 general fund and 20000 ethno-hoys and 15000 textbooks.
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Scranton
Andrew Ma
Artlantic City
Cedar Falls
Trelan
Loraine Trebow
Glen Wood Street
Tome
Armatrong Manufacturing
Fir
Ace
Holt
Trebon Letter Reveals Vow to Shoot for Vengeance
A Waterloo man Loraine Trebon writes from June 1925 detailing a plan to shoot Edgar K. Wilson, Armstrong Manufacturing superintendent, after being fired. He describes grievances over a layoff, claims of persecution for beliefs, and warns police to expect resistance.
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Lorzine Trebon
Armstrong Manufacturing Company
Waterloo
Chiat
Puliree Halleighton
Loraine Trebor
Edgar KE. Wilson
Trebor
Mull
Watson
Yill
Witerloo
Town
Armstrang Mfg
Armstrong
Foam
Shim Jn
Minny Jones
Anitac
Teason
John
Jan
Million Dollar Brokerage Gragh Quarts Street Receivership
A $30,006,000 brokerage firm Dean Onativia & Co. in Chicago's financial district was placed in receivership by Federal Judge Carpentier. Chester R. Davis of Chicago Trust Co. oversaw offices as allegations of bankruptcy surface. New York and Chicago exchanges suspended Dean Onativia after a bankruptcy petition cited liabilities around $25,000,000 with assets near $4,000,000.
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Uinternational News
Chicago
Financial Distriet Fier Loy
Dean Onativia & Co
Chiea
Hinomial Street
Carpentier
Chicago Line & Trust Co
Sdut
Chester R. Davis
Chicago Titty & Trust Co
Fsup
Davis
Altho
Fim
Lis
Frm
Charles J. Trottman
Trottman
Stidenis
Board of Governors of Board of Trade
At & A.m
New York
United Press
Dean Onativia Company
Stewart-Warner Company
Yellow Cab Company
Fivo
Worker Returns to Plant to Kill His Former Boys
A man named Loraine Trebow attacked family and co workers after a dispute over his job. Authorities report Trebow earlier displayed violent behavior and against his father, with a signed confession detailing a plan to shoot a supervisor. The incident follows prior instability and alleged influence of evolution theory on his mental state.
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Plant
Trebor
Krasell
Michael Trebon
Loraine
Harry O. Dall
the Winds Central
Trebow
Dayton Faces Possible Change in Scopes Trial Venue
Reports from New York indicate defense attorneys may seek to postpone the Dayton trial and move to federal court in Knoxville to challenge the anti evolution law. Key figures Bainbridge Colby Clarence Darrow and Arthur Hays attend meetings as they weigh venue strategy. Charles Darwin, in Dayton antievolutionist HQ, says evolution can be reconciled with Christianity and doubts juror understanding will affect the case.
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Ie Associated Press
New York
Dayton
Tenn
John
Scopes
Knoxville
Peter Jay
U. S
de Argentine
Daytona
South America
Hield
John R. Neal
Defense
Bainbridge Colby
Clarence Darrow
Field Malone
Arthur Garfield Hays
Darrow
Judge Neal
Colby
Malone
Darwin
International News Wire
2Nd Army of Fundamentalists
Charles Darwin
Tennessee
Antievolutionists
Merichant
John T. Scopes
England
Man recounts plan to shoot boss after firing from job
A man describes weeks of anger after losing work and the intent to shoot his boss at Armstrong's, then deciding not to kill and later surrendering to detectives. He details his flight, a series of errands, and letters he mailed before capture. The piece notes a Legion fund gain from a court order and lists marriage licenses.
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Armstrong’s
Lucy
Standard Paint & Glass Co
Commercial National Bank
Henry Thompson's
Rhey Street
Grant Avenue
Handall Street
Chestnut Street
Logan
Logan Avenue
Hll West Eighth
Rath
Chilf
Po- Nee
Nebraska
Elk Run Ark
Elk Run
Dry Sleuths Raid Waterloo Hooch Nuisances
Waterloo police and state agents conducted raids on numerous lairs in Waterloo to disrupt bootlegging. Several arrests, plus seizures of kegs, bottles, and home brew, followed tips of ongoing liquor operations. County Attorney Cook said warrants targeted persistent violators, not casual home use. RISDEN: raids tipped off. four dozen residences searched. 44 houses investigated. 6 kegs of wine and 15 arrestees.
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Pace One
Theodore Young
Linn Street
Ralph Beck
Lane Street
Theodore Griggs
Merriam Street
Lewis Diekmann
Saxon Street
Diekmann
William Smith
Barclay Street
Frank Putney
Vaughan Street
Jim Walker
Glenwood Street
Ed Troyer
Ranktin
Sleuths
Casebeer's Heights
Reese
Cook
Waterloo
State Department of Justice
Risden
United Press
Des Moines
Waterlow
James Risden
Hootiegiger
Des Moines Carmen Plan Saturday Strike Over Demands
Des Moines Street Railway set to halt service at 1 15 a m tomorrow unless the company meets the carmen union demands. They seek discharge of a non union employee and recognition of the contract terms including the union dues check off from pay envelopes. Union leaders gave F C Chambers until 5 o'clock tonight to respond.
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Des Moines
Des Moines Street Railway
Carmen's
F. C. Chambers
Man's Body Found in Creek Sparks Murder Fears
In Imicevilig La vPluY special report, an inquest was to be held after Jay Schualthies of Riceville was found dead in a Cresco area creek. Relatives fear homicide. He was about 60 and a cattle buyer and feeder. His widow four children and his mother Mrs J G Schuithies of Sioux City survive.
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Imicevilig
Hammond speaks on rain dangers at First Christian church
J. R. Hammond of Des Moines addressed a small audience at the First Christian church auditorium, warning about rain related hazards during a special talk titled Tam wlar Walls, Faly 3.
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Hammond
Tam
Abbie Hoofnagle Dies After Illness at 426 Rich Street
Abbie Hoofnagle 50 died after several weeks illness at home of her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Hoofnagle 426 Rich Street. Born Dunkirk May 21 1899 she came here with parents recently. Surviving: brothers Lloyd Hampton and Ralph Waterloo. Body at O Keefe Towne mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
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Abbie, Hoopnagle
Abbie Hoofnagte
Frank Hoofnacle
Rich] Street
Dunkbfrt
Lloyd
Hampton
Ralph
Waterloo
O'Keefe & Towne
Waterloo Independence Day Observed With Parades and Fireworks
Fourth of July will be a real holiday in Waterloo with banks, stores, and offices closing. A morning parade forms at Fourth and South, with veterans and citizens marching to Lincoln Park for a program including military maneuvers, flag drill, and speeches. A doubleheader baseball game Waterloo vs Ottumwa, special train rates, and fireworks conclude the festivities.
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Waterloo
Witerloo
Morrow
Roland G. Taylor
U. S. Army
W. Cotton
F. R. Fisher
Fourth
Commercial
Bridge Street
Fourth Street
Franklin
Park
Lincoln Park
National Guard
Ray
J. M. Molloy
Rev. B. W. Main
Ottumwa
Mann
Electric Park
Patriotic Program At Gates College Today
Gates College students held an assembly program featuring songs and readings. Louis Vanboh presented a talk on the Signers of Independence while Wilbert Bebu, Leone Adair, Della Humphreys, Irene M. Kessler, and Mrs Fern Innes delivered talks on topics including the Declaration’s headin England and the Spirit of Valley Forge.
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Gates Business College
America
Mrs. Fern Innes
Reston Visitor Heston Sees Florida Real Estate Boom
Art Heston former Palace theatre manager now Miami real estate broker stopped in Reston briefly after arranging a 3170,000 syndicate deal in Chicago. He warned that Florida real estate remains brisk through summer and touted Miami as a growing economic center while reflecting on postwar peace and international trust.
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Reston
Art” Heston
Palace Theatre
Miami
Fla
Chicago
Art
Florida
Tomasi Pa
America
Washington
Old World
Playground Mer Track Meet Winners at West High Grounds
Yesterday afternoon under playground activities auspices the meet yielded Thomas Callahan first in standing bread jump and running bread jump while Robert Kloster won the 10 yard dash and the half mile. "The Blues" claimed the quarter mile relay.
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Playground Mer
West High Grounds
Playground Activities
Thomas Callahan
Robert Kloster
Firemen Receive Gift For Quick Fire Crew Action
Chief Ray Tiller of the TerTon Fire Department today received a $10 check from Dr. Cecil Bickley in appreciation of the department's swift work extinguishing a garage blaze at 606 Walput Street. The donation goes to the firemen's pension fund.
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Ray Tiller
Terton
Cherry picker fall leaves man with broken arm
Des Moines resident Frank Tauick, 43, was hospitalized after falling from a tree while cherry picking at his home. He sustained a broken arm and received treatment at the city hospital.
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Des Moines
Frank Tauick
Hudson Residents And Visitors Reach Out Of Town For Short Trips
Rudeon Tadaly Aly and William Crownover with I Blough left for Mine River Minnesota for several weeks. Paul Valmer visits grandparents in Mason City. A 0 Mueller of Denver helps Mrs Mueller and family celebrate birthday. Various locals visit relatives and attend events in Chicago Marshalltown Bookine and Boston. Government hires include chemists microbiologists and pathologists.
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