One Room School Planned on Franklin Street in 1926
The board of education approved a new ten room two story fireproof grade school to be built on Franklin between Seventh and Eighth, costing about 100000 with no bonds or tax hike. Excavation starts next summer for occupancy in fall 1926, relieving overcrowding at Hawthorne and East High while financing comes from regular school funds.
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Franklin Street
Board of Education
Charles W. Kline
Susan Lohner
Franklin
H. V. Taylor
W. M. Ross
H. A. Boysen
McKinley
Alcott
Hawthorne
East High
Fifth
Sixth
Mulberry
Sumeragn
Anderson Denies Dual Hooks in Nomination Fishline
Des Moines reports J W Anderson clarifies he seeks only the Republican nomination for governor and denies any consideration of a secretary of agriculture post. He says he has pursued the gubernatorial nomination since the primary and will continue to the end.
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Anderson
Des Moines
J. W W. Anderson
Secretary of Agriculture
Sovernor
Cedar Rapids Man Seeks Secretary of Agriculture Nomination
A C Cherry former Cedar Rapids county treasurer announced his candidacy for secretary of agriculture to succeed the late Raymond W Cassady. He will seek the Republican nomination at the Des Moines state convention next Tuesday. Cherry, a farmer for 25 years and owner of a local farm, is also grand master of the Iowa Odd Fellows.
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Cedar Rapids
A. C. Cherry
Raymond W. Cassady
Des Moines
Cherry
The
Iowa Odd Fellows
Paper Delivery Instructions for Couriar
The notice instructs home delivery before 5 30 and to call 5100 if late. It directs callers to Lisatte Defare for copies, with calls to reach by 6 50 a m. to ensure replacement.
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Lisatte Defare
Cows for Sacrifice Spark Delhi Riots in 1900s
In Delhi British India, riots erupted between Muslims and Hindus yesterday after a dispute over cows for sacrifice. Six people were killed and over 106 wounded as tensions flared in the prohibited area where Hindus reside.
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Delhi
British India
Indorsement of La Follette Delayed by Late Session
Cedar Rapids Iowa July 16 The board of directors of the Order of Railway Conductors delayed action on endorsing Senator Robert M La Follette until tomorrow President L J Sheppard said the likelihood favors La Follette The next convention bids from Cleveland Cincinnati Minneapolis and others may influence timing The board plans to stay in session through Saturday Toon
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Cedar Rapids
Order of Railway Conductors
Robert M. la Polleie
L. J. Sheppard
Sheppard
Jan Follette
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Medical Council to Aid Veterans' Bureau
A 19 physician council on medical and hospital affairs will aid the veterans' bureau in improving service. Director Hines announced the appointment, and the council will tour bureau centers nationwide. The first conference with Gen. Hines and Dr. Crossman is arranged in Washington July 22 to 24.
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Washington
D. C
Jay
Council
Veterans’ Bureau
Hines
Ines
Crossman
Bureau
Fiancé Shoots Polish Writer Amid Prolonged Illness
In Paris on July 16, Mile Stanislawa Unicuska, the writer Jan Zosnowski's fiancée, shot him in the head as he endured an incurable disease at Ville nf sanitarium. She collapsed. authorities took her into care after the incident. Zosnowski, 45, had traveled from Warsaw for medical care and undergone two French operations without relief.
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The
Associates Press
Paris
Jan Zosnowski
Villenf
Mile
Stanislawa Unicuska
Unicuska
Zosnowski
Warsaw
Davenport Hides Murder Suspect Gabe Simmons
Davenport police say Gabe Simmons is hiding near the Tri-Cities after fatally striking a tourist in West Liberty. The suspect may be en route to a road camp while authorities issue 3,900 circulars to identify him.
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Hie Associated Press
Davenport
Gabe Simmons
Orton Ferguson
West Liberty
Tri-Cities
Fase J Stoeckel
Simmons
Tie
Ferguson
Clermont
West Union
C. C. Wright
Fayette
Leo Redbird
Sispeck
Ted Sloan
Sloan
Redbird
Davis to Name Campaign Chief as Wheeler Breaks With Dav
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana announced he will not back Davis in the campaign. John W Davis will today select his campaign manager and the new national committee chairman with George White and Clem Shaver in attendance. Davis plans to sever legal and business ties to focus on the race, while California leaders predict a Republican win in 1920 style in the state.
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Touternational News Wire
Washington, D.C
Jay
Burton K. Wheeler
Fane
Daugherty
Will Hall
John Wavis
Robert M. la Follatte
Wheeler
Montana
New York
Davis
House of IT
Morgan & Co
Margen
Ihac
House
Morgan
la Polierte
Associated Press
John W. Davis
Democratic National Committee
George White
Clem Shaver
West Virginia
Frank L. Polk
Altho Davis
National Committee
Imauvager
Stetson, Jennings, Russell and Davis
Raymond Benjamin
San Francisco
Johnson
Pin Satin
Parliament Passes Church Union Bill in Canada
The Canadian Parliament approved the church union bill unopposed, enabling congregations to join the United Church by uniting the Presbyterian Methodist and Congregational churches. A senate amendment allows any congregation to join voluntarily.
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Ottawa
Judy
Presbyterian
Methodist
Congregational Churches of Canada
House of Commons
Senate
United Church
Farm Loan Rates Cut to 5 Per Cent
The federal farm loan board cut the rate on direct loans to cooperative marketing associations to five percent. The move aims to ease crop financing so farmers can borrow at lower cost for this year’s movement. Last year the intermediate credit banks loaned about $58.9 million to roughly 206000 farmers. The change, long discussed, is described as a permanent shift to lower rates benefiting borrowers and banks.
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Federal Farm Loan Board
Washington
Federal Farm Jona Board
Ladda
Vboard
Tan Cooperative Marketing
Gomarix Aigner Cooner
Man Linked to Mine Payroll Killed by Foreman Near Rock Springs
Clyde S. Fisher, cashier for Gunn Quealy Coal, vanished with the payroll. Foreman Falker shot Fisher two miles from a camp, near a ration cache. Fisher died hours later at a hospital as rescuers and planes searched the area for the payroll and the missing money.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Clyde S. Fisher
Gunn Quealy Coal Company
Falker
Wis
Cdal
Ineal
Tatura
Robbery: Jewelry Store Window Smashes Reported
A jewelry store was broken into as a window was smashed and watches and jewelry valued at 1008 dollars were taken. Police seek a small man seen loitering about the building an hour before the robbery. This marks a second such incident at the same firm within a year.
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Vedar Raspifis
Waly
Higley
Army Pilots Demonstrate Night Flight Safety
In New York a night flight safety demonstration featured Lieut. James Fortehisen and Master-Sergeant Witheffer as they piloted a plane from Mitchell Field, staying aloft seven hours and fifty minutes. They circled within twenty miles of the field, returning at around 4 10220 o'clock.
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New York
James Fortehisen
Ailot
Ll. Witheffer
Mitchell Field
Conditions in Philippines Improve Says Gen Wood
Gen Wood told the island legislature that public order remains good apart from uprisings in Moro provinces and disturbances near Surigao and Mindanao. He reported improved business, higher tax receipts, better public health, and urged enactment of measures to develop natural resources and economic growth.
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Gen. Wood
Island
International N Wire
Manila
Wood
Moro
Ianao
Sain
Cotabato
Colorum
Surigao
Mindenao
Rockefeller Foundation
de Benda
Northwest Aiden to Prosperity on High Grain Prices
Kansas crops spark bullish banker outlook as northwest prospects brighten. Federal officials cite bumper yields across North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin and Montana as food prices and farm morale improve. Kansas cooling credit thaw and strong wheat crop lift hopes for broader prosperity.
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Northwest
Aiden
Ali
Pal Minn
TiheRhae Northwest
G. Quainie
Federal Law Bank
St. Paul
Ino
United Pr
North- West
Per
North Dakota
Minnesott
Wisalu
Michigan
South Dakota
Montana
A.H. Kennedy
First National Bank
Lhis Ynar
Inventor Says Denied Radio Wave Will Fail Listeners
John Hays Hammond Jr return from Italy describes a method using curved and dented trays to isolate sender from receiver in radio transmission. He plans experiments at the Vatican Observatory on radio relays for astronomical observations and cites a private audience with the pope on radio matters.
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New York
John Hays Iammond, Jr
Molloned Y Ferday
Italy
Hammond
Vatican Observatory
Rail Telegraphers Pay Is Equalized by Labor Board
Chicago July 16 The United States railroad labor board has granted wage increases totaling 28.4224 month to 1,927 telegraph service employees. The decision advanced hourly rates on some railroads where pay is differential and adjusted inequalities on about six roads.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Help for Papa Bryan Prompts Legal Action
Fragmentary text references an attorney and a political context involving a presidency view. Names and places are unclear but suggest a legal effort connected to a figure named Bryan and a family or supporter group. Further readable details are insufficient to form a clear event.
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Bryan
al. Mine
Telegraph Briefs London Misreadings and Local Tidbits
Telegraph briefs report Winifred Bimery wife of Cyril Maude sired at Mashill Sussex New York. Felton Elking sportsman confided married sex. Lansing Mellogu Trevis Boston June 24. Ritz Carlton hotel injunction to close for one year sought by US attorneys under prohibition laws. Rodolfo Calles Sonora state treasurer and son of Gen Mling Cuilea appointed treasurer of Mexico’s National Bathyayy.
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London
Winifred Bimery
Cyril Maude
Mashill
Sussex
New York
Felton Elking
San Prandea
Lansing Mellogu
Trevis
Boston
Ritz-Carlton
United States
Rodolfo Calles
Sonora
Mexico
PL Mling Cuilea
President Declines Long Vacation in Washington This Summer
President Cochidga will remain in Washington for the rest of the summer barring unforeseen issues. He favors weekend Mayflower trips over long stays outside the capital and plans to address antiification ceremonies while drafting acceptance remarks in the afternoons.
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Washington
Cochidga
Coolidge
La Follette Plans Formal Notice After Convention Endorsement
Senator La Follette, a Wisconsin independent candidate for president, says he may ignore a formal notification ceremony from the Cleveland convention of the Progressive Political Action conference. He notes his candidacy is known to all involved and questions the value of a telegraphed or ceremonial notice.
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Washington, D. C
la Pollette
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Youths Quest for Easy Living Ends in Slayings
The 17 year old Frank Zietz was fatally shot in Chicago after attempting crime with a mail order revolver. He fled from police, fired twice as officers closed in, and died in the morgue. A boyfriend said the youth planned to make easy money.
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New York
Prince of Wales
Hiusy
Chicago
Frank Zietz
Frank
Ftliover
Palice
Dawes Plan Conference Opens in Paris With US Presence
The Paris Dawes reparations conference opened with Prime Minister MacDonald welcoming diplomats including American observers Kellogg and Logan. Kellogg said US cooperation would help implement the Dawes plan though the United States is not a Versailles signatory. Committees were appointed and the reparation commission outlined five foundations for implementing the plan including German law changes and an 800 million gold mark loan. Owen Young of New York says he has not accepted the reparations agent post as the commission has not acted.
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Unio Associated Pregge
London
Dawes
Carmitn
Ile
United States
Kellogg
MacDonald
Europe
U.S
Tia
Dawes Committee
Germany
Hervist
France
Tie
Herriot
Premier MacDonald
Maurice Hankey
Paris
Young
Owen TD
New York
Reparations Commission
Ualled
Paris Matin
Ranorations
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