Surrounding Refuge of Rebel Leader Reported
The Daily Mirror and Daily Telegraph report London coverage on rebels, with the likely capture of De Valera or his refuge. Reports describe surrounding forces, prison clearnings, and ambiguity over how authorities will handle him after possible capture or release ahead of parliament.
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de Virtern
Daily ‘Vejegroy
Hlessins- Tor
Tifmei
Whitte
de Valera
Daily Mail
Dublin
Harvest Hand Wages Reported At Four Dollars Daily
George B. Ticker reports harvest wages at four dollars per day this year as U S farm oversight notes about 1 090 men rushed into harvest labor. The figure reflects wage standards for harvest hands and indicates strong labor demand this season.
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Tlc
George B. Ticker
Univedt
Isherliceau
Ares
Patrolman Hickle Suspended for Improper Conduct
Howard Hickle a north city beat officer was suspended from duty for 0 days by order of Chief Walker. The suspension may become permanent if the police commission acts. This follows another recent suspension of Patrolman William Urie. Eber Whistler has been appointed to fill Hickles position.
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Howard Hickle
Fe. Walker
Ihe
William Urie
Wale Ag
Eber Whistier
Mobile Sheesx
Vnal Central Employe
Hickie
Shopmen Grow Restless as Rail Strike Prolongs
Reported clashes occur at Harahan near New Orleans as strikers beat strike breakers and chase workers of their own race. Missouri roads face curtailment pressure while unions threaten broad action across rail lines including New York area routes.
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Harahan
New Orleans
Missouri
Pensarola
Fis
Missouri, Kansas & Te
St. Leuig
Owensboro Vision
Louis
Tel Sainte
Stenalmes
Wen
Omics
New York
Haven
Hartford
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine Roads
Secret Tests Prove Torpedo Planes N G London
Reports from the Daily Telegraph say secret tests show torpedo aircraft are successful. The dispatch notes engineers verified guidance systems and launch trials, underscoring advances in maritime warfare.
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N. G
Striking Carmen clash with state troopers at Sloan
Striking Carmen streetcar workers clashed with state troopers and sheriffs near Buffalo at Sloan today during a picket at the International Railway Company. Four were arrested in the disorder.
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Carmen
Buffalo
N.Y
Sloan
Te International Railway Coompany
Iowa Leaders Confer on Coal Supply Amid Harvest Strikes
Gov Wendall Howine and union leaders from the United Mine Workers and the Iowa Federation of Labor discussed easing coal shortages for threshing crews. No definite plan was announced, and consulted parties indicated no action would be taken without further notice.
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Wendall Fa
J. “Aforzan
United Mire Workers
Jo. Lewis
Lowa
Babor
Kendell
Morgan
Traverer Moreau
Burlington Road to Seek Injunction for Shop Protection
Preliminary steps on the Burlington rebroadcast to secure a federal injunction against shop strikers were in evidence this morning. Detalined reports indicate no serious trouble yet as pickets appear widely and authorities await orders. Adj. Gun. Lantar.lad asked the Workington railroad to switch 168 box cars into Lamp Dodge for emergency use.
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Horlington
Dtly
Burlington
Land-Ag.a
Pousibia
Ianton
Atiounerimane Wan Saint Thru Yailroad
Adj. Gun
Lantar.lad
Workington Railroad
Railroads Push Higher Freight Rates for Corn
Midwest state railroad commissions from Iowa South Dakota Minnesota Missouri and Wisconsin will oppose a proposed corn freight rate raise. A conference in St Paul on July 41 will unite efforts against tying corn rates to wheat. The interstate commission hearing is set for July 26 at the state house.
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Amfoiner
Batlronda
Middlewest State Railroad Commissions
D. N
Towa Rairoad Commission
Towa
South Dakota
Minnesota
Missouri
Ui-Br
St. Padt
Intersimare Commerce Crn
Pallroads
Ais
Law Commission
Stele House
Sixty Extra Deputies on Duty in Des Moines
Sixty additional deputy sheriffs are on duty in Des Moines and at Valley Junction due to a shop men’s strike. Sherif W. J. Robb authorized the move. Thirty five deputies guard Valley Junction while others protect Chicago Great Western shops in Des Moines. Strike breakers arriving today were persuaded by strikers not to report to work. The strikers treated the new law lunch.
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Lick Moines
Des Moines
Valley Jucction
Sherif W. J. Robb
Valley Junction
Chicago Great Western
Ves Moines
Des Moines Businessman Killed in Vacation Crash
Des Moines man Gus Amend, a local business figure, died this morning in Buena Vista county when his automobile overturned on a curve near Trembrandt while he was traveling from Des Moines to Spirit Lake for the weekend. He was alone in the car.
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Des Moines
Gus Amend
Indicted Negro Charged in Slaying of Chief Johnson
Edward H. Gillespie, a Negro, was indicted by the Polk county grand jury for first degree murder in the slaying of Chief Johnson, an Indian medicine man and notable figure. The case centers on the fatal confrontation in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Algs
Edward H.gillespie
Polk County
Johnson
Lenglen Wins World Tennis Title Over Mrs Mallory
French star Suzanne Lenglen defeats American champion Mrs Maria Mallory in straight sets to claim the world title at the British national championships. Spectators include King George and Queen Mary as Lenglen dominance over the court is shown by a rapid start and a dramatic comeback from Mallory in the later stages.
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Qaluetealra
St. Mile
Wante Lenglen
Ten Cour
Maria Mallory
Plartus
Teyfeh
Reales
King George
Queen Mary
Wiece
America
Mallory
Apple Crop Insurance Promises Hail Protection
Apple growers in Martinstown Val. are insured against hail damage under a new policy. Coverage applies per barrel valuation with a rate of 20 dollars per 1000 and nine cents per barrel. The insured period runs from policy issuance to October 20.
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Martinsturg
Val
Wien
Man and Two Boys Drowned Wading in Iowa River
In Burlington Iowa a man George McGraw aged 16? and two nephews Henry Middaugh 16 and John Middaugh 9 drowned while wading in the Iowa River near Oakville. Middaugh escaped the others went under after slipping from a sand bar. George swam to safety and raised alarm as search efforts continued through the night.
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Iowa River
Burlington
George McGraw
Henry Middave
John Middaughs
Oakville
Frearge Middaugh
George Swan
Ministers ban Sunday funerals in Sioux City
Ministers, funeral directors, and school superintendents in Sioux City reach an agreement restricting Sunday funerals. The prohibition takes effect after July 24, with the pact covering city churches and associated funeral services.
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Sioux City
Ure City
True Teries
Berger Funeral Service Set for Sunday in Greene
The funeral of George Berger, 56, who died Wednesday at Waverly hospital, will be at 2:24 p.m. Sunday in the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev. Mr. Parker. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. He was a Greene resident and carpenter for years, with memberships in Masonic and I. O. F. lodges. Surviving are the widow and one son.
IOWA NEWS BRIEFS
Knoxville reports 2 Oscar Wayes 45 and wife hired, their 11 year old nephew loses a leg after a collision with a Burlington freight train at a grade crossing. Clinton coroner returns verdict accidental death in fall from haymow after inquest into Edward Houck Calamus found dead. Cedar Rapids Mrs Filla Shoeman 40 hanged herself using a dress strap as her husband says she had been despondent and had previously attempted suicide.
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Knoxville
Oscar Wayes
Burlington
Clinton
Haymon
Edward Houck
Calamus
Cedar Rapids
Filla Shoeman
Telegraph Briefs from across the nation
A collage of brief items reports legal injunctions halting Sunday publications in Vicksburg Mississippi, a sorority election in Bloomington Illinois, a Federal Reserve rate cut to 4 percent, a Detroit army purchasing bribery case, a British aviator’s world flight attempt, railroad earnings and rates, a police wakeup scene in Knayrie Tennessee, and travel plans of Dr. and Mrs. Cornish to Los Angeles with stops in Seattle and Vancouver.
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Vicksburg
Miss
The
Herald
Chicago
Lorath Monroe
Bloomington
Sigma Kappa
Washington, D. G
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francise
Federal Reserve System
Washington, D. C
Charles A. Ritaman
Detroit
Army
Alexandria
Egypt
W. T. Blake
Crete
Interstate Commerce Commission
Las Angeles
M. S. Cornish
National Postal Association
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
Seattle
Vancouver
Canadian Rockies
Vera Cruz Quiet After Viet Arrests In Mexico
Vera Cruz Mexico reports stability after a disturbance led to 121 arrests and imprisonment. Consul Foster informed Washington officials of the situation and the restored quiet in the city.
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Vera Cruz
Shopmen strike sparks unrest in Omaha and broader area
Disruptions flared last night and today as Omaha and Council Bluffs union members escalated protests. Police detained three men after a search for strikebreakers. a revolver was found. Union leaders warned of pension and seniority rights tied to a 3 PM deadline.
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Omaha
Neb
Counee Bluffs
Gam Oy
Union Pacific
Howard MB. Gates
Probe Continues Into Bielaski Kidnapping in Mexico
Testimony in the investigation of A. Bruce Bielaski former chief of the U S Bureau of Investigation continued in Mexico City. The Morelos state authorities opened the inquiry alleging Bielaski arranged his own kidnapping for business and political motives.
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Mexico City
Bruce Bielaski
Bureau of Investigation
American Department of Justice
Baveena
Cilemataca
Morelos
Hielaski
Mwn
Motor Club Office Moves to Ellis Hotel Lobby
The Waterloo Motor club office relocates from the Fowler building at Fifth and Lafayette to the Ellis hotel lobby. New quarters include steel filing cases glass map showcases counters and desks. President and manager HB Strothman remains in charge assisted by Kathleen Lawrence and Whalie Strothman.
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Waterloo Motor Club
Fowler
Fifth
Lafayette Streets
Ellis Hotel
Li. HB. Strothman
Kathleen Lawrence
Whalie Strothman
Standard Oil cuts gasoline prices to match freight cuts
Standard Oil announces a gasoline price reduction across the middle western states following the interstate commerce commission freight rate cuts. The new retail price equals a savings of four tenths of a cent per gallon, effective when freight rates are cut. Company officials stated the adjustment aligns fuel prices with freight decreases.
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Chicago
Middle Western States
Standard Oil Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dr. Lockwood Spends Vacation in Research
Dr. K. J. Lockwood pastor of Grace M. E. church spends the first week of vacation doing research among Coreigen language speaking churches in the northern part of the state. He plans a second week in McGregor and a fishing trip in Minnesota, resuming duties the first week in August.
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K. J. Lockwood
Grace M. KE
McGregor
Minnesota
Dawes backs coffee with meals and stays silent on bonus
Brig. Gen. Charles Dawes, first U S budget director and Harding ally, praises coffee served with meals at the White House and in private declines to discuss the soldiers' bonus. He notes as a private citizen his actions carry little weight in national questions.
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Associated Presse
Chicago
Charles Dawes
United States
Harding
White House
Evanston
New
Washington
Gen. Dawes
Cox the Evangelist of League Eyes Its Future
The article portrays Cox of Dayton as a steady, reflective advocate for the League of Nations. It notes his restrained public activity, focus on lessons from Washington, Genoa, and four-power talks, and his belief that the league can restore global order and that America must reconsider its relations with it.
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PAGH
League
Cox
League of Nations
Coax
Seenore
Dayton
Vox
Washington
Genoa
Jis
Fred
Nower
America
Uncertain American stance on League of Nations amid Cox travels
The piece discusses American public interest in the League of Nations during Cox’s abroad study and questions whether the United States will reengage with European affairs. It notes a perceived shift toward detachment and potential revival of league focus when Cox returns, reflecting tensions in 1946 political discourse.
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Cox
League of Nations
Europe
America
Chis Dlicy
Albre
Buty
Aden
Dions
Apa
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Atves Bleck Dry Goods Cap
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Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
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Cutler Hardware Co
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