Four Men Arrested After Raids On Drink Joints
Federal, county, and city officers conducted raids Saturday night leading to the arrests of Charles Munson Barry Williams C H Ludden and W H Hay on liquor charges. Bonds set at 1000 each. Hay faced federal and state charges after a concealed bootlegging operation was uncovered.
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Federal
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Charles Munson
Barry Williams
C. H. Ludden
Walter R. French
W. H. “Hay
ML 7
Mealy
United States
B.C. Adams
HL T. Wagner
HH Young
Ralph Davis
Williams’ Place
Commercial Street
Marshal Healy
Dew Drop Inn
Comercial
E. Ludden
J. £. Dempster
U. S&s
Iowa Fair Season Starts Tomorrow with August farms
Des Moines reports the Iowa fair season beginning July 26 with Boone County Ogden and Sac County Sac City fairs, lasting four days. August sees forty eight fairs statewide, featuring livestock exhibits, harness racing, baseball games, firework displays, aerial acts, and prize corn competitions amid record crop expectations and large farm offerings.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Boone County Agricultural Society
Ogden
Sac County
Sac City
Iowa
Marshalltown Swine and Gorn Congress
Farmer Lube Killed by Neighbor Then Self-Destructs
In Wisconsin, July 25, Arthur Lube, a farmer, was shot and killed by neighbor George Harberger as Lube attempted to recover cattle that wandered onto Harberger’s land. Harberger then shot himself, directing the gun with his toe, ending his own life.
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Associated Press
Wis
Arthur Lube
Here
George Harberger
Lube
Harberger
Cicotte scandal testimony continues with Joe Jackson on stand
Joe Jackson described his visit to Austrian before the grand jury and alleged pressure to testify. He claimed promises of immunity and protection, notes of speaking with Judge McDonald, Austrian, and Replogle, and that Cicotte had supposedly been “taken care of.” He admitted drinking and signing an immunity waiver in the jury room.
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Gorman
McDonald
Joe Jackson
Joe
Jackson
Austrian
Galing
Benedict Short
Portugnese Islands
Ime
Jack 80m
Foo
Socialist Speaker Released But Meet Banned by Police
Mrs Ida Crouch Hazlett a New York Socialist speaker was arrested in Des Moines yesterday as police broke up an open air meeting. She was released today after charges were withdrawn and said she would continue attempts to hold meetings. Police Chief Saunders declared there will be no Socialist speech in Des Moines while he remains chief.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Ida Crouch Hazlett
New York
Hazlett
Saunders
United Press
Springfeld
Jay
Len Small
Unous
Henry Meister
Sangamon County
Unsted
Small
Jim
ES. Smith
Sma
Self- Styled Hold Up Man Charged With Concealed Weapons
Joseph McDugal known as a stick up man was arraigned in municipal court on carrying concealed weapons. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court with $300 bail. If bond not posted he goes to county jail. His alleged holdups remain unverified. Preliminary hearing for George Ostrin on receiving stolen property set for Aug. 1 at 5 pm with mutual consent of attorneys.
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Badis
Hay
Dempeter
Federal Grand Jury
Meez Transportation
Joseph McDugal
George Ostrin
Dynamite Fails to Move Stump Blocking Dam
City engineer Ralph B. Slippy used five heavy dynamite charges on a monster stump lodged at the Union Mill dam after a week of efforts by mill workers. The trunk, shed of most of its mass last week during high water in June, remains in place despite blasting and further attempts are planned.
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Ralph B. Slippy
Union Mill Company
Lloyd George Irish peace talks face Commons push
London July 25 Premier Lloyd George faces pressure from influential MPs to reveal details of Irish peace terms discussed with Sinn Fein leader De Valera in London. Proposals reportedly include dominion home rule with fiscal autonomy, but foreign affairs and armed forces under imperial government.
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United Press
London
Pata George
Sinn
House of Commons
Lloyd George
de Valera
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Commons
Ulster
Conservative
Morning Post
Llgud George
Sinn Meiners
Mount Joy
Europe burning under drought Forest fires devastate crops across nations
Europe faces a global drought crisis as forest fires rage from Britain to Spain. In Aberdeenshire a major blaze threatens estates while crop prospects fall. Holland Drenthe and Limburg suffer daily fires. Amersfoort fights a 2,000 acre blaze. Cholera and typhus epidemics challenge Russia. Sweden and Germany endure heat. a Trieste powder house explosion fans flames.
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United Press
London
Europe
Britain
Aberdeenshire
Holland
Drenthe
Limburg
Amersfort
Sweden
Germany
Russia
Spain
Italy
Trieste
Bet at 69 mph Ends in Tragic Car Crash
In Clarinda Iowa July 25 Ralph Pearson 79 son of Charles Pearson owner of large coal mines near here won a bet and lost his life Saturday night when his automobile turned turtle and broke his neck after hitting 60 mph then braking to slow as wheels locked. Four other young men in the car were bruised.
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United Press
Clarinda
Ralph Pearson
Charles Pearson
Here
Cary
Iris Une zeitig Seeks Divorce After One Week of Marriage
Iris Une zeitig files for divorce from Oscar Unzeitig after a week of marriage on January 10, 182? The petition alleges cruel and inhuman treatment and that Unzeitig urged her to help sell dope and then declared he no longer cared for her after she refused. Iris asks to restore her maiden name Iris Gage and for equitable relief.
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Iris Unezeitig
Oscar
Unzeitig
Thei Court
Iris Gage
Ford backs Harding disarmament push against banking ring
Henry Ford endorses President Harding's disarmament program and plans to aid in exposing munitions makers and international bankers he calls a world ring. He cites bankers as behind arms races and says his fight targets the international banking group, not Jews. He notes many Jewish workers in his Detroit plant.
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Raymond Clapper
United
Washington, D. C
Henry Ford
Harding
Maryland Hills
Ford
United Press
Japan
Germany
Washington
London
Detroit
Arlington paving plan eyed in council session
The Arlington city council aims to pass a resolution of necessity tonight to start a paving program on Second Street West and several cross streets, with petitions on file. A new traffic ordinance for automobiles will get final hearing and likely adoption, while the street and alley committee may propose bus regulations.
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Second Street West
Arlington
Cutier
Kern
Florence
Smith
Glenwood
Grant
Berich
Central Labor Union
Osteopaths Oppose Bills in Congress at Convention
Nearly 4,000 delegates including 600 women gather in Cleveland for the American Osteopathic Association’s twenty-fifth annual convention. Dr. Waldo calls for more education over legislation, opposing Owen and Kenyon Fess bills that would create national or state medicine monopolies. Brady, ill for weeks, returns to Rochester after a long illness. US telephone subscribers total 12,604,325, averaging one line per nine people.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Congress
Waldo
Department of Health
Kenyon- Fess
Towner
United States
United ‘States
Senate Finance Committee Opens Tariff Hearing
United Press reports the Finance committee in Congress begins tariff hearings as part of ongoing fiscal oversight. The Soldier relief committee continues its hospital investigations and Renate resumes consideration of the Norris Yarmer relief bill. The House moves on minor bills while ergdell committees persist with bribery charges investigations.
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United Press
Senate Finance Committee
Soldier Relief Committee
Renate
Norris Yarmer
House House
Ergdell Committees
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Farmer
Self
Barly
House Guard
OF Commons
Rom
Ninois
Burkes
A. J F. Lovenson
Springfield
Jen Small
England
Council
Goon
Wales
Dodge Brothers
Harter B. Hull
National Department of Health
Panama
Straw Hats
SCANE
East Fourth Street
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