Minnesota Vote Hears Johnson Preus Race For U S Senate
Minnesota voters, amid cool weather, head to polls to choose between Magnus Johnson of the Farmer-Labor party and Gov. J A O Preus for the late Krute Nelson's U S Senate seat. The contest centers on farm policy and President Harding administration tests with party figures predicting varied outcomes.
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Bs United Press
St. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
J. A. OG. Preus
Krute Nelson
United States Senate
Magnus Johnson
Farmer- Labor
James A. Carley
Johnson
Preus
Harding
Congress
Handing
la Follette
Wisconsin
Brookhart
Iowa
Hendrik Shipstead
Labor Party
Frank B. Kellogg
Fred A. Pike
Farmer-Labor
Pike
Charles KR. Adams
Edward Andrehus
Farmer, Labor Forces
Chile
Frank B Kellogg
Anna Dickey Olesen
Earl Haig Pleads for British Defense
Earl Haig in a speech before the Empire Service League urged stronger British defenses. He warned that an unarmed nation cannot keep respect or friendship from its neighbors and emphasized the need for a robust national military posture.
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Earl Haig
London
Fari Haig
Empire Service League
Bart Haig
Mortgaged Auto Denies Couple's Summer School Plan
Des Moines dispatch reports J F Lineberger of Otis Colorado was denied exemption by Gov Kendally after a hearing. Lineberger faced a charge of removing a mortgaged automobile. He and his wife aimed to attend a University of Chicago summer school. He was arrested in Des Moines, arraigned in district court, and released when the judge dismissed the case. The mortgage holder refused redemption, leading to a second arrest in Iowa City. The couple said they will return to Colorado as summer plans collapsed.
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Des Moines
J. F. Lineberger
Otis
Colo
Kendally
Lineberger
Chicago
University of Chicago
Colorado
Iowa City
Clorade
Farmer Injures Wife By Tree Limb Incident
Mrs A Z Beatty the wife of a farmer near Cedar Rapids Iowa is in serious condition at a local hospital after a tree limb her husband was trimming fell on her breaking several ribs and tearing them from her bagire.
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Cedar Rapids
A. Z. Beatty
Harding to push inland by automobile on Alaska trip
President Harding and party reach Fairbanks and plan a five hour car trip along Richfield trail to McCarty on the Tanana river. They abandon the 372 mile trail to Chitina by rail due to difficult conditions and will ride river steamer to Tenana then rail to Seward, while Wallace and Gresley complete the entire trail. The Gridiron Club held its farthest north meeting here, with eight members joining in at the Tenana club near the Arctic circle.
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Associated Presa
Fairbanks
Alaska
Harding
New York
Washington
Middle West
Richfields Trail
McCarty
Tenanas River
Seward
Wallace
Gresley
Altho
T the
Alaska Agricultural College and
School of Mines
Col. Mears
Gridiron Club
Nationalapital
Nationalapital’s Famous Organization of Correspondents
Land of the
Arctic Circle
Tenana Club
Scott C. Bone
Manang
Alas- AB
Family of Reunion Watches Drowning Man Death Struggle
Ernest 3%, a machinist, drowned in the Mississippi River above Hampton while relatives watched during a family reunion. Two brothers and a brother-in-law attempted rescue as his wife and parents stood onshore. heart disease is believed to have contributed. The ninth Moline river death since the 1923 bathing season, body recovered by a brother.
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Moline
Ernest
Sippi
Hampton
Weare
Work
Mississippi River
Railway Crossings May Be Eliminated
Board of supervisors discusses removing two crossings on the Illinois Central line between the city and Cedar Falls along east Cedar Falls road. Assistant engineer R W Cowgill and bridge engineer J H Ames among attendees. Local traffic blocks closure but a route change could cut 50 percent or more of traffic at the crossings.
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Board of Supervisors
Illinois Central Railway
Cedar Falls
Meing
R. W. Cowgill
Fort Dodge
J. H. Ames
Ames
Motortrucks Pledge to End Iowa Transport Worries
J H Ames of the Iowa State Highway Commission spoke to the Waterloo Rotary Club at Water Bussell Lambertson luncheon. He predicted prosperity and claimed motor trucks will solve a fourfold transportation problem, easing crowded terminals and unprofitable rail lines, and enabling door to door freight delivery within a few years. He invited Rotarians to a July 18 Rotary picnic at Iowa State College in Ames for the Eleventh District.
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Iowa
J. H. Ames
Iowa State Highway, Commission
Rotary Club
Water Bussell-Lamson
Waterloo
Iowa State College
Ames
Rotary
Laborer Victim of Gland Attack May Die
John Albronski, a Polish laborer, told police he was the unwilling victim of a gland operation at his home in St. Paul. He described two men over him as he slept, fought to escape, and was rushed to Lowry Building then Ancher Hospital in grave condition with poisoning and a possible death outcome. Police seek the man who allegedly transplanted the gland into his own body.
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St. Paul, Minn
John Albronski
Albronski
Lowry
Ancher Hospital
Bather Drowns at Franklin Beach
Des Moines reports 15 year old Frank Morrow drowned in three feet of water at Franklin beach. He had a nervous ailment considered a contributing factor to the death.
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Des Moines
Frank Morrow
Franklin Beach
Morrow
Grain exports drop at American ports in a week
Grain exports from American ports totaled 4,613,000 bushels last week, down from 4,627,000 bushels the previous week. The report covers shipments from Washington and New York area ports and reflects a slight decline in national grain movement.
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Washington, D. Y
First Alleged Air Murder Probed in Los Angeles
Los Angeles police investigate the crash that killed pilot B. H. De Lay and passenger R. J. Short amid claims the aircraft was tampered with by De Lay’s enemies after prior murder attempts. The incident is described as the first aerial murder in the city.
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Los Angeles
Cal
B. H. DeLay
R. J. Short
de Lay
Short
DeLay
War Planes Will Have Safe Haven On Top Of Clouds
London reports bold airship plans to carry swarms of attack planes aloft. Huge rigid airships would house fighters, launched at 200 mph to harry foes and raid sea commerce. Britain, France, Italy, and the U.S. pursue aerial harbors and seagoing aircraft transports with multi-engine sea planes and hangars for twenty aircraft.
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Associated Press
London
the Chronicle
France
Italy
United States
Great Britain
British
Air Ministry
Iowa League to Stage Statewide War Prevention Demonstration
On the ninth anniversary of World War outbreaks July 28 and 29 the Iowa League of Women Voters with 35 national groups will stage a statewide demonstration for war prohibition law. Churches will join July 29 in services and a crusade for a warless world. Mrs I H Tomlinson and Fred Hunter lead posters for statewide distribution.
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Des Moines
Iowa League of Women Voters
I. H. Tomlinson
Iowa League
Ang & Ts
Fred Hunter
League
Seven Injured as Elevated Train Hits Subway Car
Seven persons were injured when an elevated train of seven wooden cars crashed into the rear of a subway train of empty steel coaches at 207th Street and Jerome Avenue in the Bronx. The motorman of the elevated line is believed to have sustained fatal injuries.
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New York
Seventh Street
Jerome Avenue
Bronx
Manhattan
Immigrants Seek Climate and Work Like Old Country
New York reports show many new arrivals head for farms and cities of the upper Mississippi valley and Great Plains, favoring Minnesota, the Dakotas, Wisconsin, and Illinois. Data from Trade Record of The National City Bank maps foreign birth by state, noting Scandinavians seek farming, Germans and Poles favor industry, with distributions varying by region.
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New York
United States
Northwest
Europe
Mississippi Valley
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Illingis
North Atlantic
Potomac
Ohio
Rocky Mountains
National City Bank of New York
Upper
Middle Atlantic States
New England
South
Pacific Coast
Ilinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ireland
Massachusetts
Illnois
New Jersey
Escaped Missouri convict recaptured in Des Moines
Kenneth Pope, identified by police as an escaped Wicksville penitentiary prisoner, was arrested in Des Moines after admitting he escaped last March by sawing his cell bars. He had been jailed on bootlegging and highway robbery charges and had been living with his wife and daughters.
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Des Moines
Kenneth Pope
Wicksville
Pope
Bride of 3 Months Loses the Husband Who Led Her Home
Mrs Bessie Murphy 16 a three month bride waited at police HQ under matron care for her husband to return and give their home address. She says he left her in a restaurant Saturday to visit a friend and never came back. He always took her home and she did not know the street or address. She planned to return to Waco Missouri after parental opposition to the marriage.
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Kansas City
Bessie Murphy
Leviathan Sailors Face Desertion Charge Test Case
Twenty two crew members from the Leviathan appeared before British authorities in Southampton on a deser tion charge. A test case will be made from two sailors after a brief hearing, with others released until the resumed proceedings. Complaints allege British operators lose crews to New York to join American vessels for higher pay.
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London
United States Shipping Board
Leviathan
Southampton States
New York
Rancher With Gun Delays Soo Line Four Days
Elmer E. Thompson a 65 year old Montana rancher tied up Soo Line trains at the Flaxton White Tail branch in North Dakota and Montana for four days after a dispute over right of way He refused a settlement and posted himself with a shotgun prompting a four day halt before his arrest by a US marshal on charges of obstructing the mails.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Flaxton-White Tail
Soo Line
North Dakota
Montana
Elmer E
Hominy) Thompson
United States
Soolien
Thompson
Health Officer and Attorney Stage War in Ta
July 16. War between Dr EH Fulham Jr health officer and Attorney Rosenberger heated as the attorney asked dismissal of a $15 000 damage suit. Rosenberger had been arrested on a board of health complaint for dirty premises and liquor was found during a search of Fulham offices. The physician sued for damages. Rosenberger denied malice or responsibility.
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EH. B. Fulham, Jr
Cil Health
Rosenberger
Board of Health
Hold Man in Cell to Have Cork Leg Fitted
Des Moines reports Bert Hinkle held in jail after his sister sent $100 for a new artificial leg in Minneapolis. He returned drunk, was charged, and arrested. authorities will hold him until a new leg is fitted.
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Des Moines
Bert Hinkle
Minneapolis
Hinkle
Muscatine man killed in Kingman shooting over burros
Frank H. Washburn of Muscatine was shot and killed in Kingman Arizona when he tried to drive burros off his daughter's lawn. Mexican convict Joe Tur Tas is detained for the shooting. Other notes include a 92 year old woman recalling radio for the first time in Hamburg and tall corn records in Shenandoah.
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Muscatine
Frank H. Washburn
Kingman
Ariz
Joe Tur Tas
Hamburg
Nancy Howard
Sidney
Shenandoah
W. E. Oziah
F. D. Letts
Emma Struck
Durant Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank
Struck
Lettie A. Stahl
Pouity Life Insurance Company
Milford
Walter Larson
William W. Wright
Wright
Here
Sibley
Walter Pookes
Rais
Cedar Rapids
R. B. Zeister
Rock Island
Union Station
Former Waterloo Resident Dies in Toronto
Lee Sempson, once in the wholesale cigar business in Waterloo, died in Toronto at 10:30 am after a long illness. Survived by wife previously buried in Elwood, mother, four sisters, and a daughter Mrs. James H. Chapman. No funeral will be held in Waterloo Thursday or Friday.
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Lee Sempson
Cosa
Waterloo
Toronto
Can
Birney Allen
Third Avenue West
Wellington
Ias
Elwood
James H. Chapman
Sterling Seeks 12 Mile Dry Limit Law in Congress
Senator Sterling of South Dakota announced that if foreign nations won’t extend the three mile limit for prohibition enforcement, a bill to establish a 12 mile dry limit will be urged at the start of the Sixty-eighth Congress. The issue centers on enforcing prohibition against rum running ships.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Sterling
South Dakota
Girl Man Indicted for Tesmer Slaying in Chicago
Fred G. Thompson, who lives as a woman and acts as one, was indicted today on a murder charge in the slaying of Richard C. Tesmer, a wealthy insurance dealer. Thompson protested his innocence when informed of the indictment.
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Chicago
Fred G. Thompson
Richard C. Tesmer
Thompson
Mexicala Mayor Holds City Hall With Armed Followers
Mayor Juan Loera and 18 supporters barricaded themselves inside Mexicala city hall as Governor Lugo’s troops moved to take control. Mexicala remains under martial law after a Saturday riot left three dead and rising tensions.
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Mexicala
Lower
Cal
Juan Loera
Lugo
Dubuque Youth Drowns During River Swim
Reginald Dorrington of Dubuque drowned after cramps struck him while swimming with guests at the Osborne summer home near Eagle Point. He was pulled from the river a short distance above Eagle Point Sunday afternoon. Others in the party could not help him.
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Dubuque
Reginald Dorrington
Eagle Point
Dorrington
Osborne
David B Gamble Dies at 75 in Pasadena Soap Firm Leader
David B Gamble of Procter and Gamble, 75, died in Pasadena after a long tenure with the soap firm. A Pasadena resident for 18 years, he was a philanthropist active in church work, served as a trustee and former president of Occidental College in Los Angeles, and contributed to its endowment.
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Pasadena
Cal
David B. Gamble
2 Procter & Gamble
Cincinnati
Gamble
Occidental College
Los Angeles
Speeder Sentenced to Five Days in Jail
In Des Moines Judge Herman Zeuch jailed 17 year old Earl Regner for five days after pleading guilty to speeding at 30 mph. It was his second court appearance for the offense as other motorists were fined for reckless speeding in the city's drive.
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Des Moines
Herman Zeuch
Earl Regner
Regner
Baby Eats Poison at Mother's Bureau Tragedy
Betty Fay Fritz, 21 months old and daughter of D Fritz, died late yesterday after consuming 60 pills containing poison from a bottle in the mothers bureau. The incident occurred in Mason City Ta. on July 16.
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Mason City
Betty Fay Fritz
Fritz
Mother’s Bureau
Klinger Guilty For Slapping Woman In Rug Dispute
In municipal criminal division C D Klinger was found guilty of assault and battery for slapping a woman over a rug dispute. Edgar Bitter faced an operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated charge, pleaded not guilty and bail set at 500 dollars with hearing to follow. Hasen and Lee trials for adultery postponed to tomorrow. Marriage licenses issued to Paulus and Paulus of Rockford Elsie Paulus and Lesley Olson of Waterloo George Paulus and Tessie Marshall Independence Charles Mumm Vorhees Sertha Mastain Hudson.
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Municsipal Court
C. D. Klinger
Edgar Bitter
J . ©. Hasen
W. C. Lee
Decrge N. Paulus
Rockford
Elsie E. Paulus
Lesley Olson
Waterloo
Gwen Smith
Donald van Metre
Cedar Rapids
Tessie Marshall
Independence
Charles Mumm Vorhees
Sertha Mastain
Hudson
Newcomers Move Amid Heat at Waterloo
Excessive heat last week limited city migration as seven families settled new homes in Waterloo while five moved away and 25 changed addresses within the city. Newcomers listed include R A Scogelu 321 Lightheast G J Mauck 149 Falts Edward Wandra 1020 Independence Edward Jerdee 1723 Independence Smith R Hunt 2002 Lafayette M Harbor 1117 Eleventh West XL i Dillon 303 South.
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Waterloo
Hotail Merchants Association
R. A. Scogelu
G. J. Mauck
Edward Wandra
Independence
Edward Jerdee
Smith R. Hunt
Lafayette
M. Harbor
XL i. Dillon
Derailment kills three and injures three on Los Angeles route
Digest notes a fatal derailment on the Los Angeles and Salt Lake route with three dead and three injured after a locomotive and three baggage cars derailed into a ditch. Also reported are aviators drowned near Venice California, wage protests by marine workers, a racing-car crash at a dirt track in Paris, and notable deaths in Chicago and New York.
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Balt Lake City
Utah
Per
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Venice
Cal
Herbert Wilson
Cecil Coates
Marine Transport Workers Branch
LW. W. W
W. W
Paris
New York
Stephen Sheldon Colvin
Columbia University Teachers’ College
University of Ilinois
Washington, D. C
G. Moulton
Institute of Economies
Germany
France
Poincara
James Greer
Sophie Herbard
Women of America
Maud Wood Park
National League of Women Voters
Manila
Philippines
J. P. Laurel
Ray Conley
United States Secret Service
Chicago
L. Wilbur Messer
Boston
Brookhart
Iowa
President Polk
Russia
Indianapolis
Ind
Rainbow Division
Heart Gouraud
Thompson Brook Maury
New York Herald
Weather Bureau
National Regatta in Baltimore Sets Sculling Title Fight
Walter Hoover will race Paul Costello in the United States sculling title at the national regatta in Baltimore. Washington reports American ambassador George Harvey will return to London soon after leave. Delegates arrive in Omaha for the International Stereotypers and Electrotypers Union convention. Problin dock strikes in Trish Free State ports start. James Larkin directs labor strikes from exile. Lloyds unlikely to pursue locating missing banker Warren C. Spurgin in Mexico.
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Duluth
Minn
Walter Hoover
Paul Costello
Philadelphia
United States
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
George Harvey
Court of St. James
London
State Department
Omaha
Nob
International Stereotypers and Electrotypers Union of North America
Problin
Trish Free State
James Larkin
Chicago
Lloyds
Warren C. Spurgin
Mexico
Mrs. Enoch Patterson Rites Planned at Petersen Bros Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Enoch Patterson will be held at Petersen Bros chapel at 10 30 a m tomorrow. Rev C V Allison of Central Christian church will officiate and the ritual of Women’s Relief Corps 21s0 will be performed. Members of the corps will attend in a body and Sons of Veterans will be pallbearers.
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Enoch Patterson
Petersen Bros
C. V. Allison
Central Christian Church
Women’s Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Maughan’s Hop Off Delayed by Mechanics
Mineola New York July 16 The hop off for Lieut Russell 3B Maughan s second attempt to fly from New York to San Francisco between daylight and dark was postponed again today due to mechanics failing to complete alterations and repairs on Maughan s plane. Dockworkers in London also began returning to their posts as British dock strike showed signs of collapse.
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Mineola
N. Y
Russell
Maughan
New York
San Francisco
London
Wreck injures Fifteen on Elgin Interurban Collision
Fifteen persons were injured in a collision near Elgin between an Elgin and Belvidere interurban car and a freight car. One victim perhaps fatally hurt as the long train hauled grain cars over the Canadian Pacific lines awaiting reports from authorities.
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Elgin
Elgin and
Belvidere Interurban
Canadian Pacific
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Pius XI
Vatican
Britain
Smalter
Ammissouri
Yislam
Canada
Tesmer
Soap Firm
Speeder
Klinger
MR. and
Mrs. Newcomer
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