Dawes Urges US to Lend 625 Million Yearly to World
Rufus C. Dawes told Minnesota Bankers association that the United States should accept the obliteration of domestic wealth to distribute surplus abroad. He proposed an annual 625 million dollars in credit to foreign markets for 20 years, arguing it would restore world productive capacity and consumer purchasing power while advancing American interests. Dawes, brother of Vice President Dawes, spoke on international finance, debt, tariffs, and expanding foreign investment.
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Associatind
Duluth
Minn
Rufus C. Dawes
Minnesota Bankers Association
United States
Dawes
The
Reparation Commission
Ailain
England
Department of Ecommerce
America
Pinchot’s bid for Pepper’s senate seat and power plan
Gov. Pinchot aims for Pepper’s Senate seat while proposing regulation of electrical development in Pennsylvania. The Inquirer, a leading Republican organ, tepidly approves the western crusade and warns against building a monopoly, noting the vast task and inevitable opposition from power interests as Pinchot markets rural electrification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peinahacbahie
Inquirer
Pallades Pila Inquirer
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
the Inquirer
Commonwealth
Herali-Telbune
Showgirl Who Shot Actor Still in Jail
Edith Arehl, a former Vanities girl who came from Oklahoma to Broadway, remains jailed for shooting her actor husband, Allen Davis. Authorities report she claims she was wounded. prosecutors pursue a $10,600 bond as arrangements are made. The incident occurred in a Manhattan apartment where the couple argued with producer Melville H. Renducer and others in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Arehl
Broadway
Oklahoma
Allen Davis
Roll
Davia
Trict
Wang
Harry Wagitaf
Piaswricht
Melville
Tien
Oki Lerselt
Pisiel
Ves
Millionaire Deck Hand Arrested for Tax Evasion
Eugene Constantin, a French emigrant turned oil fortune maker from Oklahoma, was arrested by federal agents in New York, awaiting extradition to Tulsa. He faces charges for failing to pay income taxes and penalties for 1920 and 1921 totaling 482 565.69. He built a $14 million fortune after working as a laborer in Louisiana rice fields and as a Mississippi steamboat deck hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eugene Constantin
France
Louisiana
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Trail of Shooting Rum Runners Reaches Woman in San Francisco
San Francisco on July 9 reports the chase of alleged rum runners shifted to Mrs. Emily Rahlin whose San Francisco address matched a license plate from an abandoned car used by the suspects. Police found pistols and liquor at her apartment and charged her with violating the federal prohibition act. Three men in Mantlerey County were questioned after Monday night’s gunfight near Suhmas, as investigators traced weapons including a Bergmann machine gun to a German war era service.
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San Francisco
Cal
Su- Hnas
Emily Rahlin
J. Mes Rehlin
Fair Oaks
Mantlerey County
Salinas
Embassy London Says Clash Over China Unlikely
In London the U S Embassy commented that a clash over China is unlikely while officials declined to discuss press inquiries. Sterling D Ammerstein, chairman of a national council, was named in an investigation as partially responsible amid wider inquiries. Hanghal by and more unclear details follow.
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U.S
London
China
Ivest
State Department
Sterling
AmMertisin
Tanmchief
Obituaries and Funeral Notices for Mrs Bradley and Mrs McDowell
Funeral and funeral service details for Mrs Bradley of Lerlon Con eted Moines and Mrs James McDowell are reported. Mrs Bradley’s services will be held in Boone with burial arrangements noted. Mrs McDowell’s services occur at Will be at 16 a m and burial at a local prestone. The notices reference spouses Arthur Bidans and James McDowell and include family ties to Wis Brooks and Cor Mr Jiow SH.
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Arthur Bidans
Are Bradley
Lerlon
Moines
Boone Bradiey
Wis Brooks
Coumet
Odehoit
Mareh Rd
Hradie
Biteree
May
Marshalltown
Aames McDbowele
James
Jiow- SH
Kistner
Wood
Thome
Dayton hotel to charge guests a dollar a day
Dayton city commission investigates living costs and hotel rates. The Dayton hotel plans to charge guests one dollar daily for single rooms and meals after Friday. A Chicago newspaper is arranging broadcasts of the Scopes trial with amplifiers for the courthouse crowd and a public audience area on the north side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Chicago
Rains Flood Homes in Japanese City
A Japanese city suffered widespread flooding after days of heavy rain. Railways and roads were submerged, with property damage reported and several areas isolated. A heat wave is noted in nearby Tarower, causing casualties in Tohic, Nateva.
Attempt to Scare Overs Goes Wrong
In a muddled report fragments describe a scare attempt that backfired. The text mentions individuals and an incident involving a van and a capture, but details are unclear and names are garbled.
Wehking Be electri reality president at Lutheran Hospital
The text reports the election of a president at the Lutheran Hospital, mentioning repeated re-election and a reference to a twenty fourth term. It notes financial details about discount rates and bankers. Names and places are partially garbled, but indicate a local election and banking rates context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Hospital
Wehtia
Raids Bring Many Liquor Cases to Sept. 1 Hearings
In a crowded municipal courtroom Judge Beem opened liquor case hearings tied to recent county state and federal raids. Nearly all 22 cases were continued to Sept. 1 with bond mantenence, while Duke Hogan and George Kline and Oscar Beck faced special handling. The district court adjourned for noon with many defendants awaiting trial and bond at $500 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Beem
Frank Puntney
W. A. Cook
Jal
Duke Hogan
George Kline
Oscar Beck
Hogan
Jeffery Sullivan
Star Witness
Roy Scott
Sullivan
Scott
Cook
Inj District Court
Ballist
Been
Harry Maharres
William Smith
Jimmie Wilson
Chrig Hattrap
Fritz Knipp
Theodore Griggs
Rarmiond Stesich
Dave Stranahan
Willard Bell
Minnie Davis
Edwin ‘Troyer
WH. Ritchey
New Hampton Man Ends Life Half Way to Goal He Coveted
George Underwood, a New Hampton man, shot himself in his office dwelling, aiming to live to 100. Friends say melancholy and his stated ambition pushed him to the act. He tied a cord from an electric device to a chair and used a mirror as his seat, leaving a letter with burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
New Hammon
George Underwood
Underwood
Ascani
Vrnderwood
Cunningham issues no warning to farmers on expenses
Des Moines report quotes Cun ningham former federal reserve board member saying farmers should conserve their bankroll as crop prospects are excellent. He notes farmers are improving finances and have liquidated obligations to federal reserve banks. he has not seen better crop conditions in town than now.
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Des Moines
Indy
Cunningham
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
San Don Nod
Power in Politics Drives Ohio Campaign Network
Doulthen attorney Cool idge serves as Ohio campaign manager and chairs the executive committee of the Harding Memorial association, playing a key role in the organization's success within Ohio politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doulthen
Coolidge
Ohio
Harding Memorial Association
Criefly
State Briefs Sioux City Cattle and Fatalities
Twenty five purebred Shorthorn cattle from Urbandate farm Huriey D sold for an average of 363 a head. Max Walton Baron two year old bull brought 1520 and ten Shorthorn cows averaged 2520 each. Frank Minton 21 was killed on a high voltage line near Madale Chester Missouri Valley. Lawrence Larson 25 killed in Chicago after stepping in front of a Burlington engine. Hearing of O P Flower discharge superintendent of schools continued until July 20. One heat related death reported in Flynn Des Moines as mercury hit 92 degrees. B L Keay 67 prostrated while working at home died en route to hospital. Burlington temp for seven fex trees. Sioux City Knights of Columbus clubhouse $225000 work resumes after steel beam shipment delay.
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Sioux City
Huriey
Max Walton Baron
Missouri Valley
Frank Minton
Madale
Chester
Lawrence Larson
Chicago
Burlington
Dubuque
O. P. Flower
Flynn
Des Moines
B. L. Keay
Knights of Columbus
Night Rain and Lightning Dampens Heat Wave in Town
Sporadic rainfall and vivid lightning occurred overnight with temperatures dropping from 92 to 69. Rail lines reported no major damage though a Minneapolis train ran four hours late due to wind and hail. July rainfall so far nears 2 inches, hinting at a heavier month than 1924. Further rain and cooler nights are expected with a warming trend tomorrow.
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Ralph Slippy
Rock Island
Minneapolis
Twin City
Weather Bureau
Bridegroom Dies at Wedding Celebration in Iowa Falls
John T. Long, 45, died after a wedding celebration in Iowa Falls last night. County coroner to hold an inquest this afternoon to determine the cause. Long, married to Irene M. Shannon of Minneapolis, was a former towerman at the interlocker and had worked for Swift & Co. for several years.
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Iowa Falls
John T. Long
Long
Irene M .Shannon
Minneapolis
Monds
Longs
Swift & Co
Aunt Howard Heiress to Give Her Fortune
An heiress named Caroline A. Howard, reportedly living in California, is said to be worth a fortune and is under inquiry by County Clerk Henderson in Sioux City Iowa. She has not been located and was possibly in Iowa after a small 1917 California real estate investment.
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Sioux City
Caroline A. Howard
Los Angeles
Cal
Henderson
Iowa
California
Fornia Real Estate
Nonstop Paris New York Flight Proposed This Fall
Announcement tabde today says a nonstop Paris to New York airplane service may start in August or September. Latvia seeks to fund its debt to the United States, informing the treasury of the plan.
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Paris
New York
Latvia
Washington, D. C
The
Treasury
United States
Defense in Looney Trial Abides by Illegality Claim
Rock Island July 9 The Looney trial halted as defense seeks court to compel state to return papers seized in an allegedly illegal raid on the Looney home. Prosecution denies possession of material. A continuance to prepare cross examination of state witness Pedigo is sought.
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Rock Island
Lit
John PB. Looney
Looney
Lawrence Pedigo
Pedigo
McClintock Will Case Delayed by Third Postponement
Chicago July 9 Today for the third time a court postponement prevented William D D Shepherd from obtaining the $1,000,000 Mc Clintock estate. Altho acquitted by a jury of charges that he murdered Billy McClintock Shepherd has yet another fight before coming into possession of Billys fortune. Seven distant cousins have filed a demand that Billys will be broken on grounds of undue influence. The arguments were to be heard tomorrow but postponed until Tuesday July 14.
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Chicago
William DD. Shepherd
McClintock
Altho
Billy McClintock
Shepherd
Billy
Interurban expands as it buys rival bus line
Des Moines company Fort Dodge Des Moines Southern rail road gains authorization to run Des Moines to Webster City service and acquires the bus line from Des Moines to Madrid, leaving the interurban with no competition on the Des Moines to Webster City route.
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Des Moines
Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern Railroad
Webster City
Madrid
Interurban
Doctor Says Christy Mathewson Is Sick
Saranac Lake July 9 reports to the contrary are denied Christy Mathewson is very sick his physician Dr E N Packard says the illness is a recurrence of his old enemy tuberculosis and he remains under care and observation
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Saranac Lake
Christy Mathewson
Iman
E. N. Packard
Electrocuted Installing Ice Box in Varina Iowa
Leslie C. Keene a 31 year old Sioux City World War veteran was electrocuted here late yesterday while installing a refrigerating machine for his firm two other men were rendered unconscious and the body was shipped to Sioux City Keene survived by a widow and two children
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Varina
Leslie C. Keene
Sioux City
Keene
Federal Prisons Facing Overcrowding Pressure
Washington July 4 federal prisons are filling rapidly. Attorney General Sargent plans to address governors again to seek state takeover of federal prisoners convicted in their jurisdictions.
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Washington, D. C
Sargent
Missouri Scientist to Testify at Dayton Scopes Trial
Columbia Mo July 9 Dr William J Curtis professor of psychology at Missouri has been invited to testify at the Scopes trial and said he probably would testify if called.
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Columbia, Me
William J. Curtis
Missouri
Scopes
Curtis
Pirates Defeat Giants 12 3 In Opener Of Doubleheader
Pittsburgh won the first game of a doubleheader against the New York Giants by 12 to 3 in New York. Scott and Snyder combined for 16 Pirates hits while the Pirates held the Giants to eight. The Pirates lost the second game but still lead the National League standings.
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Pirates
Giants
New York
Pittsburgh
Scott
Snyder
Californian to Court Clerk in China Appointment
Lynn Mass July 9 President Coolidge appointed Touls T Kenald of California as assistant clerk of the United States court for China. The announcement places Kenald in a key support role within the court system serving China. The move reflects U S administrative appointments during the period and ties to California born officials.
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Lynn
Mass
1Coolidge
Touls T. Kenald
California
United States Court For
China
Davenport Quieted by Tragedy After Mother's Suicide
Davenport Iowa residents report Mrs Charles P Philebar, 19, killed herself Wednesday night amid domestic trouble. Her body was found by her husband on returning from work at 2 30 am. The couple had no children.
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Davenport
Charles P. Philebar
Terhody
Outing Trip for Hummel Family and Others
The families of O Hummel and J M Hileman with relatives travel from this city to Waterville Minnesota for a vacation. Also noted is a cottage vacationing party of J C Hileman and family at the same resort, with other local names mentioned in transit. Bimonthly agricultural forecast from Washington estimates corn at 3 995 000 600 bushels and wheat at 680 600 000 bushels. A missing army flyer Trent Taylor is being sought after three days without contact as three army planes join search efforts in Manila.
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Oo. O. Hummel
Karry Flummel
Chor
Washington, D.C
Department of Agriculture
Sere Meng
Manila
Trent
Taylor
Army
Shipping Board Rejects Bid for 200 Ship Board Vessels
Washington July 9 The Shipping Board rejected the Emergency Fleet Corporation plan to accept Boston Iron and Metal Co bid of 1 350 000 for 200 ship board vessels to be scrapped. Admiral Palmer instructed to pursue negotiations until July 16 when final decision will be made and subject to consideration of all bids including Ford or others.
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Washington, D. C
Shipping Board
Palmer
Emergency Pleat Corporation
Boston Iron & Metal Co
Baltimore
Admiral Pahner
Henry Ford
Shelby Mayor Resigns Amid Kidnaping Charge
Shelby Mayer resigned as mayor after the arrest of Ja. Sutton on a kidnapping charge for confining his wife to their home. Sutton, 73, was bound over to the September grand jury on a $1000 bond, with the wife, 71, unable to discuss her condition due to illness.
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Shelby, Ja
Jess L. Sutton
Shelby
Sutton
Couple Narrowly Survives Lightning Strike Near Home
Mr and Mrs Celia Clark of Cottage Grove avenue escaped serious injury when a bolt struck a large cottonwood tree eight feet from their window at 10 30 pm yesterday. They were momentarily stunned by the blinding flash and deafening crash as the tree lost several limbs and narrowly spared them from harm.
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Celia Clark
Cottage Grove Avenue
Poison Caused Death of Mrs Swift in Spirik Lake
Chemical analysis disclosed that Mrs. FL Swift of Harlan died from poison. Coroner Dr. George Grimm said last night the coroner's inquest verdict was delayed until the Omaha report arrived. Mrs. Swift died July 3 here after taking what she supposed were salts. she was the mother of County Prosecutor Swift Harlan, who then faced a similar case in Harlan.
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Spirik Lake
FL Swift
Harlan
George Grimm
Omaha
Swift
Swift Harlan
To Extend Vization Training at Eldora
Des Moines July 9 A M MelColl chairman of the board of control said plans are under way with government officials to extend variational facilities of the shows reformatory at Eldora. This is Iowa’s first use of federal aid for the purpose. About 450 boys are confined in the reformatory.
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Des Moines
A. M. MelColl
Board of Control
Shhows
Eldora
Iowa
Dies of Injuries in Automobile Smash
Fort Dodge Iowa July 9 Dever Gibbons 36 died this morning from injuries after his car struck the side of a bridge three miles north of Manson Tuesday He lived on a farm near Rolfe and was brought to Fort Dodge where physicians could not save him His skull was fractured and a rib bone broken
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Fort Dodge
Dever Gibbons
Manson
Gibbons
Rolfe
Governor to Hear Jardine's Address in Ames
Nes Moines July 3 Governor Ham mill and other members of the state executive council will motor to Ames tomorrow to hear William Jardine secretary of agriculture deliver an address at Iowa State college. Reports from Washington say the Ames address is to be the most important Jardine has delivered on his western tour.
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Nes Moines
Parents Present Gold Watches to Rescuers of Boy
The parents of four year old Herbert Kanofsky thank Theodore and Edward Cas Ule and Mrs Kudletz for rescuing him from a cistern on June 27. They presented the rescuers with watches as tokens of appreciation. a third man who helped remains unidentified.
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Theodore
Edward Castle
Courier
Bassie Kuntletz
Washington Street
Dusties
Kudletz
Jake Kanofsky
Sixth Street West
Herbert Kanofsky
Kudtetz
Herbert
Edward Cas Ue
Boy Rescued Boy Wounded In Lincoln Center Auto Crash
Harley Davis aged 9 of 110 Walnut Street suffered a broken leg above the knee when two autos collided at 1 15 p m today at Lincoln and Center streets. He was taken to Allen Memorial hospital by city ambulance. W F Smith of 327 Gable Street drove one car and reported the incident. Vehicle with license 15 290 was not yet identified. Police investigated and could not determine if the boy was struck between cars or if he was with the car bearing plate 16299. The boy could not describe events at hospital.
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Harley Davis
Walnut ‘Street
Lincoln
Center Streets
Allen Memorial Hospital
W. F. Smith
Gable Street
Motorcar train with parlor car equipment tours waterlogged route
An automobile train with a Pullman style parlor car, powered by a 112 horse power Huac Toaster, passed Waterland on its Los Angeles to New York run. It includes electric lights, fans, a small power plant, radio, and a rear car kitchen dining and sleeping quarters. The crew of five from Universal Pictures travels via Des Moines Cedar Rapids Clinton to Chicago and on to Florida for winter. a similar train will tour Europe next summer.
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Huac
Waterland
Los Angeles
New York
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
jJourney
Clinton
Chicago
C. E. Holah
Universal Pictures Corporation
Florida
Europe
Entangled Liquor Raid Charges Tied to Walker Pair
Court records show two informations naming Anderson Walker and Jimmie Walker Rome in liquor raid cases. A reader confusion linked Anderson Walker to his wife Irma Walker, Mrs. Walker, as implicated, though the informations identify the same party.
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Anderson Walker
Jimmie Walker
Rome
Saing
Walker
Irma
Clemena couple returns from funeral in Warlville
Mr and Mrs Wesley Clemena traveled to Warlville Iowa after the death of his sister Mrs Jane Scovle who died suddenly there. The deceased cared for her elderly mother who will be 100 next October. Burial took place at Edewood, her former home.
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Wesley Clemena
Warlville
Jane Scovle
Edewood
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Kendon
Naxoya
Trafffic
Tokina
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Frank Putney
Duke Logan
Mnunterpel
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J. A Hicems
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Adianapolis
Nave
Irene Gerke
Waterloo
C. Murray
Meserve
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Shelby Mayer
Job
Bolt
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Jardine
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Barclay Feed & Coal CO
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