Czizek is nominated for Congress in Third District race
Dubuque city solicitor H Czizek, 50, nominated by Democrats of the Third District to run against incumbent Burt Sweet on a beer and light wine platform. The campaign centers on amending the Volstead Act with Czizek pledging total abstinence and opposition to whisky and open saloons. Czizek, a three term city solicitor, is expected to lead a vigorous countywide drive in November.
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M. H. Czizek
Jubuque
Burton
Sweet
Czizek
Maurice A. Connolly
Washngton
Ozizek
Thill
Dubuque
Cox
Roosevelt
I. A. O'Connor
United States
Northern Iowa
W. A. Read
Waerloo
Iowa
Treas Heer
San Francisco
Italy to abandon Avlona to Albanians claims AP
Rome reports Italy will abandon Avlona to Albania with a near agreement. The plan includes immediate ceasefire, prisoner exchange, Italy’s garrison of key Avlona defense points if attacked by sea, and recognition of Albanian independence per 1913 London conference borders.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Avalona
Avlona
Albania
London
Deny New Trial for A C Townley and Joseph Gilbert
A C Townley president of the National Nonpartisan League and Joseph Gilbert former league organizer were denied new trials on charges of conspiring to encourage disloyalty during the war. They remain under jail sentences after their Jackson County convictions a year ago following a three week trial.
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Associated Press
Fairmont
Minn
A. C. Townley
National Nonpartisan League
Joseph Gilbert
League
E. C. Dean
Town- Jey
Gilbert
Jackson
Fawkson County
Yieir
Woman Jumped From Window to Escape Husband Threats
Mrs W H Angie fled from a second story window to escape what she called a planned murder suicide by her husband. She told police she would not prosecute on an assault charge. Anna had not lived with him for two years and was held on $5,000 bond.
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iRy
Associated Press
T Davennort
Mra
W. H
Angie
Wimon
Asault
Anna
Woman Fatally Injured In Auto Collision Near Reinbeck
Mrs Marion Williams of Reinbeck died at Presbyterian Hospital at 1 p m after an auto collision Sunday night. She suffered a fractured skull and jaw when the car overturned while attempting to pass a truck. Her six year old daughter was badly bruised but recovering and to be taken home. The family had just visited Waterloo and was returning home when the crash occurred.
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Marion Williams
Reinbeck
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Enduring Bolchevist Threat Warned by Ludendorff
Gen. Eric Ludendorff asserts in an unpublished memorandum that Soviet victory in Poland would trigger Bolshevism across Europe and threaten worldwide civilization. He warns that Poland’s fall could topple Germany and Czecho Slovakia, with Italy, France and England at risk. He notes Bolshevism advances east to west and focuses on clashes with Britain and Japan, urging action to resist the menace.
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Washington, D
Russia
Poland
Europe
Eric Ludendorff
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Ludendorff
Italy
France
England
Greece
Rome
Midland
Atlantic Ocean
Berlin
Prague
Lithuania
Soviet Russia
East Prussia
Czecho- Slovakia
Lenina
China
Afghanistan
Persia
India
Japan
Lake Baikal
Semenoff
Flour Drops as Wheat Prices Fall in Mills
Flour prices slid at major Minneapolis mills with drops up to 70 cents a barrel. Quotations ranged from 12.50 to 13.55 for large carloads and 98-pound sacks for family patent.
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Associated Fress
Minneapolis, Minn
Much Rejoicing in Mexico Surrender of Villa Announced
Francisco Villa surrendered unconditionally after an all night conference with Gen Eugenio Martinez. Villa will return to private life. Rejoicing across Mexico followed and Carl Haegiin an American brewery president held by Villa’s forces was released.
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Preas
Wagle Pass
Tex
Francisco Villa
Eugenio Martinez
Torrens
Villa
Muehk
Mexico
Carl Haegiin
Sabinas
Villst
Harding Hearts Coolidge Speech In Message For Live Copy
Senator Harding telegraphed Gov. Coolidge today praising his acceptance speech as it adds to confidence in the Republican program. He said Coolidge will be asked to render official service fitting the vice presidency in a government aimed at repossessing the people.
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Marlon
Senator Harding
Calvin Coolidge
All America
Re- Dayton
Bram
Cox
Ats
League of Nations
Povernor
Bolshevik Armies Threaten Armenia in Transcaspian Advance
Report from Constantinople states a Bolshevik force advances from Haku through Arbienia taking Conurha near Bikeo and approaching Coucha a key wagon route town. They train a large Armenian communist army to topple the Armenian republic while British ships at Trebisond unload Bolshevik arms for the nationalists.
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Constantinople
Haku
Arbienia
Conurha
Bikeo
Wall
Judge Ames Resigns Administration Post
Judge C. B. Ames will retire August 31 as first assistant to the attorney general and resume his law practice in Oklahoma City after submitting his resignation to President Wilson.
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Byshe Associated Press
Washington, D. C
C. B. Ames
Wilson
Ollahoma City
Debs Release Effort Paused Awaiting Gov Cox Response
Parley P. Christensen urges Gov Cox to join in pressing for Eugene V. Debs release from Atlanta prison. He reports Harding’s unfavorable reply and notes plans are held in abeyance until Cox agrees to cooperate on what he calls a fair play gesture preserving free speech and political criticism.
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Associated Press
Salt Lak City
Utah
Eugene V. Debs
Gov. Cox
Towhether
Parley P. Christensen
Farmer-Labor
Ohio
Christensen
Denver
Debs
Senator Harding
Atlanta
Harding
Socialist Party
Promises Congress Will Help Soldiers
Aurora Illinois July 28 Congressman T Copely Republican Ways and Means Committee said soldier relief legislation will be enacted by the next Congress regardless of fall election. Fire Endangers Mat Armour Beef House Firemen overcome as five story Armour Stockyards building nearly destroyed. threats a million dollars of beef in storage plants.
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Aurora
Ill
T. €. Copely
American Legion
Copely
Ways, and Means
House
Mat
Chicago
Armour & Company
Yplanta
Winter Wheat Outlook From Iowa Reports Strong Southern Yields
Des Moines July 28 Crop prospects across Iowa are generally good with corn over two thirds above normal. Winter wheat in the southern counties yields 26 to 43 bushels an acre, testing 61 to 62 pounds per bushel and grading No 2 or higher. Timothy seed output is below average and clover seed is fair. Potatoes in north central regions show good yields, with prices around one dollar per bushel in Des Moines and Marshalltown, higher further south.
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Des Moines
United States Weather Bureau
Henry
Marsiailton
Commission to arrange steel industry parleys
Washington reports a recommendation to appoint a special commission to convene an immediate conference between steel industry employers and employees. The Interchurch world movement's inquiry warns that without key changes a renewed steel strike seems likely and details long standing grievances and proposed remedies.
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Uage Commission
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Intershared World
Mother and Infant Found Dead in Burlington Home
Alfred Mollor age 27 and his year old son were found dead in their Burlington home. The bus was turned on for heat and signs of a struggle appeared. The mother’s hands and feet were bound with coins. Mr Mollor found them shortly after 8 am after returning from work. Both lay in a bedroom in a wild scene with the child atop the mother.
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Associated Press
Burlington
Alfred Mollor
Meltor
Crazy Fisherman Holds Companion Hostage In Iowa River Fight
Omula Nebraska July 28 H Vincent 68 of Crescent Iowa was badly injured in a quarrel over religion on a Missouri River island north of Omaha. His son in law Delbert Cook is held prisoner by Fred Sillick, Vincent's partner, after Sillick stabbed Vincent seven times and attacked the rescue party. Women were forced to row to Iowa, Cook remaining captive. State officials head to the island as Sillick holds off officers armed with a rifle.
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Associated Press
Omula
Neb
W. H.vincent
Isherman
Crescent
Missouri River
Omaha
Delbert Cook
Fred Sillick
Vincent
Sillick
Cook
Lowa
HERRING HARMONY DIRECTOR AT DEM STATE CONVENTION
The Democratic state convention in Rapids, Iowa, opens with aims to adopt a platform elect a central committee and hold a jubilee. Harmony is fragile as factions push wet plank agendas county by county while Clyde Herring writes a business administration platform. John Hughes of Cedar Rapids will deliver the keynote.
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Associated Pressed
Rapids
Democratic J
San Francisco
Marsh
Cox
McAdoo
Meredith
Clyde L. Herring
Des Moines
Herring
Lowden
Illinois
Compton
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
J. Reynolds
Creston
Jane
C. B. Murtagh
Aligona
John Hughes
Cedar Rapids
Armstrong Chaloner claims sane status in lunacy case
Tobn Armstrong Chaloner who calls himself the Astor heir says he fought 20 years to be ruled sane by New York courts. He registered as J.A. Chilton Compton Ja and telegraphed that he will release a big Star today at 2 PM. One year ago he announced a seven year war against the lunacy trust and hinted at further revelations.
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New York
Commission of Inquiry
Interchurch World
United States
Steel Corporation
Daniel A. Poting
Thera
Poting
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Tobn “Armstrong Chaloner
John Jacob Astor
J.A. Chilton
Compton
A. ‘Big
Star
Lunacy Trust
San Sebastian Prepares for League Council Meeting
San Sebastian Spain July 27 Preparations are complete for the eighth meeting of the League of Nations Council opening July 30. Attendees are arriving or scheduled to arrive today and tomorrow.
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San Sebastian
Spain
League of Nations
Highways Weather Summary From July 1920 Report
The report notes no new precipitation up to 7 p m and no road problems in the listed Iowa and Wisconsin towns. Highways remain dusty and rough with fair weather expected for the next four hours.
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Charles Ci
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bane
Charley City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Charles May
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Desa Moines
Dubudus
Paribault Mian
la Iross
Wis
Mason City
Postville
Waterloo
Waverly
Chicago pacifist dies after knockout in Detroit boxing match
Jack Foltine, 23, of Chicago, died in Detroit after an early morning knockout blow during a boxing bout last night. Foltine fell and struck his head on the mat following the punch, authorities said.
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Detroit
Mich
Jaly
Jack Foltine
Chicago
Total Fighter
Foltine
Courier delivery note with late paper policy
The notice states home delivery before 5 80 o clock and offers a reprint if late. Call 3830 to request a replacement copy and read the office hours before 6 80 p m for phone inquiries.
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Ers
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French-Vanderbilt
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Smart Set
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Nonpartisan League
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Harvester
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Lenine
Asia Minor
Arabia
Irea
Cor
Coolidge
Stono
Armenia
Ames
Christensen Hhe
Fa-La
Sfeliday
Interchurch Committee
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Tabs
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Astor
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