American Heroes Parade In Paris Amid High Ticket Prices
Paris July 8 Gen Pershing to lead 3200 American troops to London for Victory celebration July 19. Col Conrad Beabcock commands. Troops may stay through July 26. Paris residents seek high prices for window and balcony seats along the Champs Elysees as hotels raise rates. Arc de Triomphe undecorated. custodian says it would be a desecration to cover its glory.
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London
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Tinkham to seek housing bureau in labor dept
Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts said he will introduce a bill to create a bureau of housing and living conditions in the Labor Department. He cites wartime housing programs and a $119000000 expenditure for industrial worker homes as a data resource to aid communities. A murder trial began in Mt Ayr as Roy Emerson faced charges for his mother's death in Creston.
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Washington, T. C
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Massachusetts
Congress
Department of Labor
Bureau of Housing
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Mt ooAyr
Roy Emerson
Creston
Courier Delivery Timing Notice
The notice requests delivery before 5 36 p clock and instructs readers to call 3330 if not received by then. It adds phone calls should reach the office before 6 30 p m, and a copy will be sent.
Farmers force planes off farms in quirky midwest air shows
Lieut Milo Miller and Lieut Campbell faced hostile landowners during flying exhibitions. Campbell swapped fields after farmer Hughes threatened with a gun and wife kept spectators off with another pistol. Miller, blamed for swine cholera by a farmer, abandoned Traer plans after a heated exchange.
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Denver Car Men Strike for Raise
Denver workers at the Denver Tramway Company initiated a citywide strike at 4 am after a wage cut. About 1200 motormen, conductors, and shopmen joined, with 976 voting for strike and two against. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling on city fare rates and a five cent fare implemented last Saturday. The union seeks 70 cents per hour and recognition, while the old wage was 48 cents. management notes no dividends for years and cites danger of receivership without cuts. Police will maintain order, and outside help may be used to run cars.
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Associated Press
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Denver Tramway Company
Frederick W. Hild
Bargain Frenzy Grips Florence Stores Amid Price Cuts
In Florence on July 7, bargain hunters flooded city stores as price reductions emptied stocks before noon. Workingmen’s committees targeted shops violating war rules, with orders to ration goods and slash prices by about 60 percent. A new super police unit of demobilized soldiers and workers was formed to restore order.
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12 000 striking at Corn Products Illinois plants
Reports indicate 12 900 employees at Corn Products plants in Argo Granite City and Peoria Illinois walked out today for union recognition. Plants remain operating but expected to shut down. at Argo 200 workers refused to join. New York also reports Argo Pekin plants closed after a 2700 worker strike for closed shops, with wages raised July 1 and eight hour day in effect, the firm denying discrimination.
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Chicago
Corn Products Company
Argo
Granite City
Peoria
Ill
New York
Corn Products Refining Company
Argo and
Pekin
B. T. Bedford
Federal Operation of Roads Better Than Restoring Eastman Says
Washington July 8 Joseph B Eastman a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission declares in a communication to the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that better results in transportation come from maintaining and improving federal operation than returning to old methods He argues for continued railroads road control to ensure lower costs avoid high rates aid weak roads and promote unified operation and good relations with labor
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Joseph B. Eastmen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Eastman
Day Debate Is Made Special House Order
The House, by rules committee agreement, set a special order on prohibition enforcement legislation with general debate limited to 32 hours. Indications of a bitter fight emerged as the bill was laid before the chamber and debate was initially capped at one hour. The bill will be set aside tomorrow and resumed Thursday with a possible vote by Friday or Saturday.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Judiciary Committee
House
Rules Committee
Campbell
Waterloo trio sails to Europe for business tour
Edmund W. Miller Claude D. Cass and Harold B. Plumb leave Waterloo for Europe aboard the Mauretania July 11 to study foreign banking railway construction and dairy trade. They will visit France and England with L J Martin of the Associated Manufacturers company guiding the trip. They plan to return by August 2
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Europe
Edmund W. Miller
Commercial National Bank
Claude D. Cass
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
Harald B. Plumb
Iowa Dairy Separator Company
New York City
Mauretania
Liverpool
L. J. Martin
London
Associated Manufacturers’ Company of Waterloo
Martin
France
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Plumb
Cass
England
Hog Prices Hit New Chicago Market Peak
Chicago hog market records: prices rise to 22.60 per hundredweight, up 18 cents from the prior top. Analysts cite growing European demand as the key driver of the sustained upturn in values.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Europe
Fryatt tribute paid by London memorial rites
A national memorial service for Capt. Charles Fryatt was held at St Pauls Cathedral after his body lay in state at Dover and arrived at Charing Cross. A cortege with naval escort and government representatives moved through London to the cathedral, echoing Edith Cavell memorial rites, before the casket went to Dover and on to Fryatt's home parish for burial.
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Associated Press
London
Charles Frywit
St. Paul's Cathedral
Dover
Charing Cross Station
Admiralty
War Office
Banlgntinwss
Trafalgar Square
Northumberland Avenue
Thames Embankment
Laidgate Hill
Edith Cavell
Cdifine
Liverpool Street
Dover Cyart
Capt. Fryatt
Sharehoard
Delays Push B-34 Return Takeoff to Tomorrow
Weather bureau set a 48 hour delay for the R-34 return flight from Mineola Long Island with repairs nearing completion. Maj G M Pritchard said the craft would start tomorrow if forecast favorable as wind conditions shift across the Atlantic. Hundreds eyed the giant airship at Roosevelt Field as officials vowed a dawn departure no matter wind.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Weather Bureau
Mineola
Long Island
Navy Department
G. . M. Pritchard
Tsr-34
Cast
Writehard
Azores
Washington
N. Y
Roosevelt Field
Atlan
Air Ministry
Mangin Receives Grand Cross of Legion of Honor
Paris July 8 Gen Mangin, prominent French war leader, is awarded the grand cross of the Legion of Honor. He rose to prominence with the Verdun counter-offensive in October 1936 and later led the French and American forces in the July 18 1918 counter-attack between Soissons and Chateau Thierry.
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Verdun
Legion of Honor
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Associated Press
Paris
Gen. Mangin
Aisne
Soissons
Chateau Thierry
Kaiser’s Hope I Wallis Delay In Extradition Talks
Former Emperor William and wife remained unperturbed by possible Allied extradition from the Netherlands as talks continued. Allied summit notes indicate tacit agreement to try the Kaiser in London, with Clemenceau and Lloyd George reportedly silent or approving, and Lansing's staff pressing for a Paris discussion.
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William
Entente
Holland
Netherlands
London
Paris
Allied Council
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Council
Alo
Clemenceau
Sir Maurice
Washington, D.C
Hankey
Frank J. Path
Southampton
L. J
Lansing
Wilson
Polk
Washington
Hurleson Denies Resignation Report Cited
Washington Postmaster General Hurleson dismissed rumors that he sent a resignation to President Wilson. He stated there was no basis for the reports and reaffirmed his position.
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Hurleson Dentes Ovitting
Associated Press
Washington
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Hurleson
Wilson
Austrian Treaty Delayed by Territorial Disputes
Paris July 7 The council of five decided to devote further time to Austrian territorial questions delaying the peace treaty. The Austrian note is to be answered with a friendly reply admitting Austria to the league once conditions are met. Boundaries issues to be discussed tomorrow. treaty not ready before week’s end at earliest.
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Associated Press
Paris
Council of Five
League of Naions
Minority Protection Claim From League and Pichon
Paris July 7 Special treaties and the league will protect minority peoples especially Jews in eastern Europe. French foreign minister Stephen Pichon replied to a deputies’ communication outlining concerns over pogroms, massacres, and persecution. Stockholm July 7 A Swedish Seamen's Union strike affects the entire fleet. Owners refuse eight hour day and standard wage on ships under 700 tons in the Baltic and 600 tons in the North Sea. An arbitration commission has headed to Gothenburg.
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Associated Press
Paris
League of Nation
Europe
Stephen Pichon
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Stockholm
Baltic
North Sea
Gothenburg
Kolchak Backed by Big Five to Take Petrograd
Allied note to military attaches signals support for Admiral Kolchak to assist a campaign against Petrograd. Finnish and North Russian forces move on the city as Bolsheviks reportedly plan to evacuate. Embassies and archives in Petrograd reportedly seized by Bolshevik troops amid charges of espionage.
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Copenhagen
Esthenian Bureau
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Urals
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Washington
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Holshevik
Troops Arrive Washington From Brest With President
The transport George Washington arrives from Brest with 208 officers and 2,286 troops. Included are the second guard company of the peace commission and the presidential party. Also aboard are units from the transportation corps, hospitals, laundry, supply companies, convalescents, and other detachments. The Muskatine from St Nazaire diverted.
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Associated Press
New York
George Washington
Brest
Peace Commission
Transportation Corps
Paris
Muskatine
St. Nazaire
Chariestan
Big Bills Bond Approved for I W W Chief to Get Out
Bonds for the release of William Beywood leader of the 93 I W W convicted of conspiring against the government were approved by U S District Attorney Charles F Clyne and the court of appeals Judge Landis had sentenced Beywood to 20 years in the federal penitentiary He is the fifteenth of the 93 to be released on bonds pending appeal to the U S circuit court of appeals. Also Cleveland street cars resume after a strike involving 2 000 employees ends with a settlement. San Felice Cigars 20e ad.
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Chicago
Wm. Beywood
I. W. Ws
Landis
United States
Charles F. Clyne
Court of Appeals
Taywood
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
President Wilson Returns Aboard Transport George Washington
The transport George Washington carrying President Wilson and party reached New York Harbor with a naval escort including battleships Pennsylvania Oklahoma and destroyers. The procession featured a presidential salute from Forts Hancock Hamilton and Worth, a cheering harbor welcome, and a flotilla of craft as Cabinet members and lawmakers observed from ships and shore.
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New York
George Washington
Wilson
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Fort Hamilton
Fort Wateworth
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Pennsylvania
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