Brookhart Attacks Herring at Iowa Senate Speech
The Des Moines candidate Brookhart denounces the nonpartisan league of Wall Street in a Sibley speech, arguing the league pressures Herring and discusses farm and labor blocs, socialist labels, and policy stands as he appeals to voters in central Iowa. The address, delivered at the county fair, targets Herring and aims to rally support for Brookhart’s platform.
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Gentral City
Senes Brookhart
Farmere
Clrde L Herring
United States Senate
Oceola County
Slhley
Iber- Ying
Nonpartisan League of Wall Street
Iows
Leagua
Col
Brooklinaris
Palgn
Ierring
Bat Shadow
Des Moines
Brookhart
HS Renerat
Teague
Wall Street
League
Terving
Sii
Sibley
Nerring
Banus
Ferring
Herring
Mr. Herring
Jownier
Willquit and
Berger
Atreet and Herring
Iowa
Qok Brookhart
Tentral City
Warn Business Men Against Excesses as Prosperity Looms Up
Commerce department statistics for May show rising prosperity across 42 industries with higher production than April. Officials warn business leaders to avoid excesses during booming times to prevent future depressions and stabilize the economy.
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Hington
ND. C
Illinois Day at Progress Pageant Declared
G Len Smail issues proclamation designating Saturday August 1 as Illinois Day at the Chicago Pageant of Progress. He invites citizens to attend as a mark of honor to the state’s commonwealth. The notice references Spriegheid, DE and mentions preparations for the event.
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Spriegheid
Len Smail
Chicago
Lincoln widow dies after long illness at Ames home
Mrs. Lincoln wife of Col. Lin coln longtime head of the quiet corps at Iowa Srace college in Ames dies at home after prolonged illness. Survived by husband five sons and one daughter. Funeral Friday at the family home. Miners visit Buxton district to urge end of mining during strike. reports say nonunion mines may resume in Wapello and near What Cheer Indiana.
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Anis
Jiune Rush Glinvela
Can. Lincoln
Quiet Corps
Iowa
Lincal
Ames
Robert E. Lee
Lancoln
State National Guard
Lincoln
Col
C. 5. Lincoln
San Antonio
F. OH. Lincoln
Fort Leavenworth
Rush WB. Lincoln
Washington, D.C
W. B. Lincoln
Nashville
Tenn
Arthur Lincoln
Chicago
Mre
Albin
Scekking
Buxton
Nonunion
Wapello County
What Cheer
Wis
Ed Mogan
Iowa di Uric
United Mine Workers of America
Joe Morris
Sid
John Gay
Curl
Melder
Marion County
Morgan
C G W Strikebreakers On Job at Des Moines
Des Moines note reports the first consignment of strikebreakers arriving to take the place of striking workers at Chicago Great Western shops. Pickets in railroad yards did not deter them as they began work. Secretary A B Young of the affiliated shop crafts committees stated the union will not use signaling to block workers taking the vacancies.
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Des Moines
Chicago Great Western
A. B. Young
Ilefererated Committees of
Three Prisoners Escape. Two Recaptured in Iowa
Three prisoners escaped from a jail in Des Moines on a day in July. W. C. Brown and John Gonaper were captured by police as they attempted to board a work train behind the freight yard. The third prisoner, Lawrence Todd, remains missing.
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Ims Moines
Heick
Tie Con
W. C. Brown
John Gonaper
Lawrence Todd
Illinois Central Reports Force At About Normal
Illinois Central announces no developments in the ongoing strike at its Waterloo line. Most departments operate with near normal staffing as reinstatement requests from strikers flow in and vacated positions are filled. W O Williams, general superintendent of western lines, reports no trouble and trains on time.
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Alheis Central
Waterloo
W.O. Williams
Western Dines
Hegpaulittes
Bandits Overrunning Province in China Bandits Overrunning Province in China Tokio
Report from July 6 cites 3,500 bandits overrunning and ravaging Chien Tan in China. Japanese police rush to protect interests as troops are dispatched to the Korean border to curb the invasion threat from bandits.
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China
Tokio
Adetives
Chien Tan
Janabese
Iintere
Ben
Spectators Thrilled by Race Cars Clash in Sioux City
Spectators at a half mile track in Sioux City on July 4 witnessed two racing cars collide and crash into the backstretch fence. Both cars were demolished but both drivers escaped serious injuries.
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Sioux City
Monalhan Post
Vesion
Engle Named Socialist Candidate for Governor
Engle of Newton will carry the Socialist party banner for governor in the November election. The decision was made at the party state convention held yesterday in Mokves.
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Mokves
Perry Engle
Newton
Socialist Party
Local News Briefs: Teen Fatality and Farm Calves Birth
Frances Engle, 15, died from injuries after her car rolled down an embankment when the steering wheel failed in Glenwood. In Reland, a twin set of calves, one brown one white, were born on Alfred TW Tweet’s farm. Cedar Rapids bakery King & Richardson suffered a $10,000 fire loss due to a wiring incident.
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Glenwood
Frances Engle
Reland
Alfred TW
Cedar Rapids
King & Richardson
Train Kills Good Samaritans In Hospital Escort
Killed were Mrs Josephine Wakeman 44 and Dr F L Morrow 32 of Port Perry in a collision while transporting James Shields to a hospital. Shields injured and listed in serious condition. Casualties also include several named residents across Iowa and Missouri.
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Train
Good
F. L., Morrow
North Braddock
Josephine Wakeman
Perry
James Shields
Ohjo Fyer
Port Perry
Shields
Dublin Rebellion Grinds On Amid Bombardment Fire
Dublin reports show Sackville Street fighting as national army bombards republican strongholds. Fire damages the Hamman Hotel while snipers fire from rooftops. Cork and Belfast see renewed clashes and 500 rebels captured. authorities claim key positions held in O Connell Street and surrounding blocks.
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Dublin
Sackville Street
Hamman Hotel
National Army
Kingstown
Booterstand
MacNeill
Dublin Hills
Sligo
Bullbeg Naval Station
Cork
Mallow
O'Connell Street
Parnell Square
Free State
F International News
Belfast
Glenaraugh
County Donega
Irish Free State
Daly
International
Eamonn de Valera
Trish
Ireland
Shopmen Fight Wage Cuts in Rail Labor Row
Union leaders claim a perfect right to strike amid rail labor tensions as Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Burlington shop workers are told to return by July 10 or lose seniority. Maintenance of way union delays strike. scale of participation varies by region with arrests for anti picketing and scattered clashes reported along the lines.
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ND. W. Hfelt
Chicago
Milwaukee,& St. Paul
Burlington System
B. M. Jewell
Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Pacific Coast
Southern Pacific
Povemen
St. Louis
J. L. McCallin
Kansas City | Southern
DeQuincy
McCollin
Texas &Pacific
New Orleans
Louisville & Nashville
Burlington
John Doe
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Eail
Hale Holden
Havelock
Nev
Havelock City Park
Training Course At Camp Ingacheoe Planned For Scouts
Camp Ingacheoe on the Cedar will host a training course for Boy Scout leaders and junior staff as planned by Ray L Short and committee. An advance crew departs July 14 to prepare, with the first period opening July 19. The staff lists 15 adult leaders and 10 junior leaders, with three tribes of four scouts each assigned definite camp sections.
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Ingacheoe
Cedar
Ray L. Short
Department, of Education
Cama
Not an Accident or Fire July 4 in Frisco San Francisco
A July 4 report notes no fireworks incidents in Frisco with police and fire departments reporting full enforcement of fireworks bans. The day was described as safe and orderly with no arrests recorded. Wimbledon updates show Mallory reaching the semifinals after a rain disrupted play and a 2-? 6-5 victory over Gentten in a tough match.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Cal
Ardfinhce
Police Court Opens as 22 Defendants Are Booked
Twenty two defendants were enrolled on the police court calendar as John N. Sweitzer opened the morning session after a holiday. Four drunks paid fines of 23.50 each, Ruth Lee was found guilty of operating a disorderly house and fined 50, with five inmates fined 16 each or forfeiting hands. Others jailed or fined included Reckless Driving 4, speeding 106, Lamont Meadows and S J Longfel forfeited sums on traffic charges, A M Shaffer found not guilty. four traffic charges remained untried at recess.
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John N. Sweitzer
Ruth Lee
Hayes
J. W. McWarran
Wasta
L. FP
Roache
Lamont Meadows
S. J. Longfel
A. M. Shaffer
St Louis Street Car Bandits Rob Bank
Seven armed bandits hijacked a Tower Grove streetcar in St Louis disarming the foreman Oscar King and looting a messenger, Joseph Vosso, of about $21,200 in currency and over $21,190 in checks. The crowd witnessed the robbery as the group fled with the satchel toward downtown.
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St. Louis
Tower Grove
Oscar King
Joseph Vosso
Convict Celebrates Fourth in Pen with Oldfashioned Stew
New York July 5 Barney Conway, found guilty of conduct on becoming a convict, celebrated Independence Day in Sing Sing by brewing homebrew from mash of sugar yeast and other ingredients. He shared the drink with other prisoners and celebrated reform while in solitary confinement.
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New York
Barney Conway
Sing Sing
Barney
Lawes
Two Escape as Loop Car Demolishes Auto
An elderly man and another occupant escaped unharmed when a loop street car struck their automobile at Burton avenue crossing. The car was wrecked and tipped on its side, two wheels torn off, with no serious injuries reported. Police noted several vehicle collisions in the area. one other crash left a couple in critical condition at St Francis Hospital.
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E. WL. Gregory
Knoll Street
Burton Avenue
Creticat
Stave
Theodore Covell
Waterloo
Gerald Wood
Lafayee Street
St. Francis Hospital
Smiles and Kinks Off Today’s Wires at Coney Island
Coney Island bathers appeared more relaxed as women lifeguards replaced men in inspecting bathing costumes. In New York, sportsman C. J. Fitzgerald bought a painting offered at auction for 450 dollars, later identified as Isaac van Ostade’s work valued at thousands.
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Coney Island
New York
C. J. Fitzgerald
Isaac van Ostande
Champion Codfish Skinner Wins Independence Day Contest
Gloucester Massachusetts July 4 1900 White today hailed as champion fish skinner in the Independence Day fish skinning contest. White set a new record of 47 12 seconds for skinning a five pound cod. The previous record of 46 seconds was set by John Graham in 1858. White receives two cup emblems of the championship.
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Gloucester
Masy
Fuly O
Iverett White
White
John Graham
Letter Clears Man's Name After 32 Years
Atlanta dispatches report HH M Sharp confessed in a 1890 letter found in Hallsville Texas that he killed BE A Ownereelk in 1884 over a sardine dispute near Fayette County. A L George, imprisoned for the same killing, maintained his innocence until illness ended his bid for relief. Local relief groups cared for him. he died in a Tennessee burial.
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Austin
Tex
Abia
Atlanta
HH. M. Sharp
Texas
George
Sharp
BE. A. Ownereelk
Hottentot
Fayette County
Tennessee
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