Referendum on Volstead Law Stirring Illinois Debate
The piece notes the Illinois referendum proposal on the Volstead Act amid propaganda by anti-prohibitionists. It profiles George Brennan, a wet Democrat for the Senate, touring the state as 400000 voters sign petitions. Legally, congressional response to such a ballot is uncertain and results carry no authority.
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George Brennan
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Sub S61 Sinks On Hell Gate Rocks Near Journey End
A New York scene reports the US submarine S-51 running aground between the Williamsburg and Queensboro bridges while being towed to the navy yard near Hell Gate. A civilian pilot led the convoy assisted by tugboats Ioka and Saga. No injuries reported, buoy missing, investigation ongoing.
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Disappointed Lover Shoots Self in Clarinda
Clarinda Iowa July 7 Elmer Friend age 3 living near Brad ayville is in critical condition after a self inflicted bullet wound from a .22 calibre pistol. Disappointment over love affairs given as the reason for his act.
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Des Moines Reserve Flier Killed in Plane Crash
Harvey Thomas Ray first lieutenant in the reserve aging corps was killed in an airplane crash near Junction City Kansas while training at Fort Riley He and two Des Moines colleagues were on a two week training trip when the plane fell from about 600 feet Ray died from a broken neck and his burial is to be arranged by Des Moines officials
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Harvey Thomas Ray
Reserve
Junction City
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Fred Hunter
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George West
Don Osbun
Port Riley
Edward Steinhauer
Kansas City
Earth
Ohio Storms Leave Destruction Across State
A violent weather system swept Ohio with high winds and heavy rains, causing thousands in damage and injuring at least four. Lightning killed two people in central Illinois, while Columbus area reported heavy losses and crop damage. Zanesville and surrounding areas were hard hit.
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Mexico City Flood Threatens Food Supply
Mexico City on July 7 reports rising flood waters threatening isolation and risking famine unless imports replace destroyed crops. Rail tracks near the capital were submerged and rail service to El Paso Laredo and interior points could be suspended if conditions do not improve.
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Britainial labor to open drive on red element in union
London July 7 The opening of a campaign on stamp and communist agitation from the ranks of union labor was predicted in parliamentary labor circles as a possible aftermath of J. H. Thomas's decisive victory over the extremist faction that tried to oust him. Thomas charged that the moderate movement within the British section of an international labor unions organization operated under Moscow’s influence.
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French Veterans Plan DC Protest Against Debt Accord
Paris July 7 AP pressure pressed cabinet to rescind order banning Sunday demonstration by war veterans against terms of the Washington debt agreement. Veterans aimed to lay flowers at Washington statues and drape crepe on the embassy and statue of Washington. Premier Briand promised review. opposition lawmakers may press interpellation.
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M. Hersent
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State Agent Raids Own Garage in Brewing Scheme
Cedar Rapids July 7 The police sponge squad raided the garage of Fudge A KE Wigeart a state agent and seized gallons and beer totaling numerous quarts pints and gallons in the making Four beer bottle cappers and a box of caps were found with other brewery equipment Nugent carried out the raid in his own garage after his wife rented a stall to two men last week The men transformed the liquor agent s garage into a brewer s lair unaware of his identity as the city agent in this state area.
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Garese
Italian Court Bars Bobs and Shingles
Rome reports a ban on bobbed and shingled hair in court circles for the upcoming season. Queen Helena opposes the new style as her daughters adopt the bobbed effect, reflecting fashion trends and maternal wishes.
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Abandons Hunt for Death Shotgun After Well Partly Emptied
In Charles City Iowa on July 7 AP reports the Junkermeier family halted the search for a murder weapon after pumping water from an abandoned well where August Junkermeier 22 was found. Sheriff Cutler and family members say the shotgun may explain whether Herman Junkermeier 20 killed August before a self inflicted death. About 16 feet of water remains in the well. It is unclear if search efforts will resume today.
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W. D. Cutler
Chris Junkermeier
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August
Herman
Ishat
Toeal
Merman
Germans Cable for New Radical Trials Debated
Berlin dispatch reports a cable to Massachusetts Governor Fuller urging reversal of the Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti death verdict. Paul Leebe, socialist leader, cites possible justice error. German unions sent a similar message. Also: distress flare from the steamer Bal Seashore near Cape Point, Nova Scotia, prompting navy rescue efforts for a sinking vessel.
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Nicola Sacca
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
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Fuller
Paul Leebe
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Cape Point
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Navy Yard
Missionaries in China Victims of New Outrages
Peking reports fresh representations from the American government over renewed outrages against Americans engaged in missionary and educational work in South China. Secretary of State Kellogg has sent L. Mayer, counselor of the American legation in Canton, to consult with consular authorities as tales of attacks reach officials in Canton and Guangxi province.
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American Stabbed in Mexico May Die
Mexico City July 7 AP dispatches say Mordel Vincent, American general manager of the Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Petroleum Co., was stabbed in the abdomen and severely wounded. Private telegrams state he is still alive and has a good chance for recovery. A thief is suspected as the attacker who entered his hotel Sunday night.
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Divorces Wife Who Liked Small Town
Nes Moines July 7 UPI reports Mrs. Robert F E Griffith of Moulton was content in a small town and refused to move to Des Moines. Her husband, a Rock Island Railroad brakeman, obtained a decree of divorce in domestic relations court. Griffith said he left Moulton for a better job in Des Moines but she would not accompany him.
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Courier delivery deadline notice for home delivery
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 3:90 o'clock. If the carrier errs or you do not receive the paper by then, please phone 3100. A copy will be sent. Money calls must reach this office before 6:30 p.m.
No Silly Reforms. Richmond Names Bobbed Mayor
Richmond appoints Mrs. Matter Chandler to lead as mayor with a no reform plank. The 54 year old widow of a barber is described as the city's first woman mayor with bobbed hair. Her platform rejects campaign issues on short skirts female smoking and bobbed styles. The article notes Richmond lies across the bay from San Francisco and has a population around 17 percent.
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Milk in demand at Byrnes park golf links
Milk is becoming the most popular drink for golfers at Byrnes park links near the first tee according to Saxton Pettit owner of the confession. He notes after nine or 18 holes players feel warm and milk cools them quickly, though sales of pop and near beer stay high. Ice cream remains the top refreshment sought by Waterloo golfers at journey’s end.
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Signatures Pile Up for Illinois Referendum Campaign
In Chicago 100000 signatures for a state referendum modifying the Volstead act are announced by Democratic campaign headquar ters led by Senatorial candidate George E Brennan. Petitions will be submitted to Secretary of State Emerson by Sept 1. Brennan, campaigning on a dripping wet platform, plans a downstate tour next week with stops in Louisville and other cities to be scheduled.
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Louiville
Freybourg to Try Channel Swim Again
London July 7 Lieut. Bernard Freybourg, veteran of nine wounds, plans a second attempt to swim the English Channel this month after his previous effort fell short by 400 yards near the English coast.
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No Split Season in H-V League Protest in Cedar Rapids
The Mi Valey league refused to split the season as proposed by Marshalltown Burlington and Rock Island protested against the proposition and it was not voted on. An unanimous consent must be obtained before action can be taken in the H V League in Cedar Rapids.
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Madrig goy t ex officers of Ataneo in prison
Hendaye July 7 Vice President Jimenez and 20 other former officers of the Ataneo were arrested in Madrid amid tense scenes. The Ataneo was linked to a liberal plot against the government and the government installed a new board after ordering resignations. Assua and the former officers refused to withdraw or recognize the new officers.
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Senate probes Illinois primary slush fund charges
Washington July 7 The Senate campaign funds committee opens inquiry into Illinois Republican primary expenditures with up to 3 2 million cited for McKinley and Frank J Smith and to meet in Chicago July 26 to pursue the Cunningham case. Pennsylvania race money is also reviewed as John Morin testifies about Vare campaign ties and funding.
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