State must care for children says Judge Lindsey
Des Moines July 6. Judge Ben B Lindsey urged the state’s duty to educate and protect children at the National Education Association meeting. He argued the state is becoming the child’s overparent, must ensure health, morals, and nourishment, and support maternity laws to prevent undernourished, needy youngsters.
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Associated Preas
Des Moines
Secori
Representative Assembly
National Education Association
Fred E. Hunter
Wacondary
William Owen
Chicago Normal School
Ben B. Lindsey
Lindsey
Tate
Wandit
Rotarians in Paris Tour Auto Factories
American Rotary club delegates visiting Paris spent their last day sightseeing and inspecting French industry. They visited all Jarga automobile plants in groups led by prominent businessmen. The 500 delegates were received by President Millerand at the See palace. A breeding program will coach with 2 bang for the Rotarians and their wives. Many of the delegates bound for New York will tour Europe before returning home.
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Associated Press
Paris
American
Rotary Club
Jarga
Millerand
See Palace
Kenyon to Lead Coal Riots Probe in Senate Hearings
Senate labor committee Chairman Henyok will head hearings on coal discontent with members Senator Phipps from Colorado Shortridge from California Keller from Tennessee Walsh from Michigan and other Republicans. Democrats and Republicans debate venue for West Virginia hearings as of July.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Kentucky
Henyog
Labor Committee
Senator Phipps
Colorado
Shortridge
California
ieKellar
Tennessee
Walsh
Michigan
West Virginia
Woman Pays Freak Bet On Carpentier Parade
Omaha observers watched Mrs. Rose Stodden present a freak bet on the Dempsey Carpentier hour as she piloted Walter Binkley in a gaily decorated wheelharrow procession. A placard reading I bet on Carpentier was pinned to her back and the route took 25 minutes to complete.
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Omaha
Neb
Rose Stodden
Walter
Bolsheviks Buy $100 Million in Goods From Europe and U S
London reports Soviet Russia expanding trade with Europe and America, listing purchases in Germany England Sweden and the United States totaling 100 million. Arcos offices host Soviet delegation while London and Bridgeport observers note industrial unrest and protests against unemployment and wage suppression.
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United Press
London
Russia
Europe
United States
Petrograd
England
Arcos
all-Russia Cooperative Society
Galesi
Sweden
Soviet Russia
Fur
Nish
Elong
Riot Quelled After A B & A Road Clash
July in Georgia reports a riot between strike sympathizers and Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad workers near the shops. Troops from two units arrived at 8 am and restored order. Striking engineer W. T. Reid was wounded five times, with slight recovery expected. Marines were placed on guard as a 1 2 service train continued during the disruption.
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Atlante, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad
Cones Shops
Deacon
Cordelie
Sheriffl
Dorming
W. T. Reid
Trotzky in Jay Report in Paris
Reports from Paris describe mentions of Leon Trotsky and international affairs as the Third International began sessions in Moscow about a week ago. The text references prison, congress, and inter nations without clear details. The fragmentary dispatches lack verifiable specifics and names.
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Associated Press
Paris
Mars
Nikos Lynine
Bible Best Seller Near Children's Tales At Book Fair
Chicago publishers say the Bible now ranks beside juvenile stories as a best seller at a book fair opening today. Juvenile books predominate and demand for children’s titles is said to be higher than ever while the Bible also shows rising popularity amid a shift toward modern fiction.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Two Children Die in Coon River Tragedy
Associated Press reports the deaths of Marie and Bessie, two young girls, in a river accident at Coon River. Authorities halted search efforts as the community mourns.
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Coon River
The
Associated Press
Marie
Bessie
War Ended Between Austria and U S Declared by Congress
Austrian officials and newspapers report the American congress adopted a resolution ending the war with Germany and Austria Hungary. Hope for U S financial aid is regarded as doubtful at the present time.
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Brown Ae
Vienna
American Congress
Germany
Austria- Hungary
Germans plan to test legality of peace resolution
Rep Flood predicted legal challenges will reach the supreme court to decide if Congress can declare peace with Germany and Austria-Hungary. Germans whose property was seized by the alien property custodian plan suits to recover assets, including dye patents, with New York lawyers to contest sales to American citizens under wartime law.
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United Press
Washington
D. C
United States Supreme Court
Representative Flood
Virginia
House Foreign Affaira Committee
Congress
Germany
Austria-Hungary
High Court
Germanus
New York
Scow Crew Drifts in Fog on Lake Superior
A derrick scow owned by a Duluth based concern drifted for 12 hours in Lake Superior under heavy fog while its tug was maneuvering near Two Harbors. The dredge scow was found near Devil's Island after an all day search, having traveled about 25 miles into the shipping channel as steamers passed.
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Duluth
Minn
Lake Superior
Two
Devil's Island
Sioux City Girl in Dallas Fire Pitches Sister Out Window
Seven people injured in a Dallas Regal hotel fire, three severely. Miss Alice Roberts, 17, and Miss Elenora Roberts, 24, from Sioux City were among the injured. Elenora hurled her sister from the window to escape the smoke. both sisters later hospitalized. A second blaze at Dublin hotel prompted police to investigate arson suspicions. One man held for inquiry.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
Regal
Dublin Hotel
Thse
Alice Roberts
Elenora Roberts
Sioux City
Elenora
Arrest Looms for Last Milwaukee Whisky Ring Member
Milwaukee police expect arrest of the final alleged conspirator in the Kenosha and Milwaukee whisky scheme after Harry Feuer and Charles Grosscurth surrendered in Chicago. They pleaded not guilty on $5,000 bail, joining Walter M. Burke, Joseph A. Budar, Bert Herzog, Joseph Custo, and others in an alleged prohibition enforcement conspiracy to bring whisky into Milwaukee and Kenosha.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Harry Feuer
Charles Grosscurth
S Feuer
Grosscurth
Walter M. Burke
Kenosha
Joseph A. Budar
Bert P. Herzog
Joseph Custo
Internal Revenue Office
Milwauke
Man Found Dead in Boat on Pewaukee Lake
Arthur Taubert of Milwaukee was found in an oarless rowboat on Pewaukee Lake with a knife in his heart. He had been last seen Monday night with a young woman whose identity remains unknown to his Milwaukee friends and his brother W Taubert. The group had been spending the weekend at the lake.
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Associated Press
Waukesha
Wis
Arthur, Taubert
Milwaukee
Pewaukee Lake
Taubert
W. Taubert
British Mediterranean Fleet Concentrates Near Constantinople
The British East Fleet and accompanying ships, including the aircraft carrier Pegasus, move toward or near Constantinople as anxiety rises over the Turkish situation. Reinforcements of pilots are reportedly being sent from England to the region.
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Presa
Malta
Pegasus
Constantinople
England
Endeavorers Seek More Young Men for Pulpits Study
United Press reports from New York July 6 that the world Christian Endeavor convention opened with relief of the nationwide pulpit famine as its first aim. Buffalo committeeman M. Sherwood said organized effort would recruit young men to study for the ministry and bolster the nation’s half empty seminaries.
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United Press
New York
World Christian Endeavor
M. Sherwood
Buffalo
Widow of British Captain Survives Sharaban Tragedy
Mrs. L Buchanan, widow of Captain E L Buchanan killed in the Me sopotamia riots, endured weeks in the Sheik Majid’s harem and a perilous ordeal before rescue by a British relief column led by Brigadier General F E Conyngham. Her account praises British bravery and the woman’s resolve during the rising.
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L. Buchanan
E. Ll. Buchanan
Mesopotamia
Sheik Majid
F. E. Conyngham
Sharaban
Terrife
Birth Registrars Delayed as Board Adjourns in Black Hawk
Black Hawk county delays new birth and death recording system until July 11 after board adjourned without listing township registrars. June births total 152, 5 per day, attributed to aggressive pursuit of records by Fred S. Pettit and officials. A midwife and physician were urged to file overdue returns ahead of the July 4 law change.
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Black Hawk County
Fred S. Pettit
Pettit
Los Angeles bids for Dempsey Johnson fight plan
A Los Angeles group of businessmen wired manager Jack Kearns proposing a Dempsey versus Johnson bout on Labor Day with 50 percent of receipts to fighters and 50 percent to war veterans. A $200,000 guarantee was set for Dempsey, who said he would fight Johnson or any opponent, leaving scheduling to Kearns.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Jack, Johnson
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Jack Dempsey
Fort Leavenworth
Kearns
Manseer
Germany May Not Frame Treaty If Allies Interpose
A fragment from the New York Evening Post discusses political factors delaying or blocking a postwar treaty with Germany. It notes fears of a senate rebellion and renewed irreconcilable opposition to the Versailles settlement, suggesting time cools passions but unresolved resistance persists.
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Germany
Senate
Babies Great Aid to Complexion and Beauty
United Press reports Paris surgeon Dr. Breitman arguing American women must have more children for beauty citing Venus. In New York, Anne Kennedy counters that American women should have fewer babies to protect complexion and health, noting poverty districts show premature aging and poorer offspring.
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United Press
Paris
Breitman
Parie
United Press Today
America
Brettman
Venus
New York
Anne Kennedy
Birth ‘Control Review
Kennedy
Father's Writ for Children Dismissed in Oklahoma Case
Adjudication of the custody dispute between J. Roy Maltbie of Cherokee Oklahoma and Mrs Fairy Maltbie ended this afternoon as habeas corpus was dismissed in Judge Wood's court. The matter involved two boys ages 7 and 9 and sensational kidnapping accusations by the father. The mother testified her Waterloo trip was to visit her sister and she did not intend to spirit the children away, claiming the husband opposed the visit. The couple agreed to return to Oklahoma to settle differences in the courts there. Both parties appeared well dressed and affluent, and the children greeted their father as the mother stood apart.
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J. Roy Maltbie
Okia
Fairy Maltbie
Oklahoma
Auto Wrecking Firm Pleads Not Guilty In Junked Car Case
Morris Fish and Carl Unger of Fish & Unger auto wrecking were arraigned in municipal court after Sheriff H. T. Wagner charged them with violating motor vehicle law by refusing to transfer ownership of a junked vehicle. Attorney W. L. Belt entered a not guilty plea and asked for a continuance. hearing set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. County attorney W. R. French to prosecute. The case centers on license transfer issues for cars declared junked and later disposed of as rebuilder cars, with the defense contending the car was sold as junk and later re-licensed with guidance from a treasurer's office attaché.
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Morris Fish
Carl Unger
Fish
Strohbehn Family Holds 1921 Reunion at Reinbeck
The Strohbeh n family held its annual picnic and homecoming Saturday on Roy Strohbehn’s property in Reinbeck Iowa. About 141 dined, guests came from Idaho the Dakotas and eastern Iowa. The afternoon featured readings talks and baseball games while Otto Albert spoke on family history and farm bureau affiliation.
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Reinbeck
Strohbehn
Roy Strohbehn
Idaho
Dakotas
Iowa
Otto Albert
Ithru
itWo
Grundy
Tama
New Gun Claim Sparks Five Ton Shell at 300 Miles
Scientists and inventors discussed a claimed gun by John Temple that could launch a five ton shell 200 to 300 miles. Dr. Miller Reese Hutchinsen demonstrated a small model on the fifty first floor of the Woolworth Building with a three inch long projectile. The test aimed to mute noise by confining gases, with a cash register like sound noted during discharge.
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Associated Press
New York
Miller Reese Hutchinsen
Thomas A. Edison
John Temple
Dr. Hutchinson
Woolworth
Hutchinson
Jay
Leavitt and Johnson National Bank Reserve Report
Reserve District No 7 reports the condition of Leavitt Johnson National Bank Waterloo Iowa as of June 30 1922 listing totals for loans discounts notes and bills rediscounted with the Fed and various assets and liabilities including cash real estate and reserves with the Federal Reserve Bank and other banking items totaling several million dollars. The page shows line items with exact figures such as cash vaults deposits and miscellaneous assets including securities and overdrafts in a standard national bank condition report format.
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Reserve District No
Leavitt & 2
Johnson National Bank
Waterloo
Iowa
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
United States
U. S
Bawk National Bank
State of
Banking House
Due Reserve Bank
GU. S
Pstante Soerus Mabe
Toney
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