Fog delays Iceland flight as U S airmen await clear weather
fog held up the planned dawn departure of airmen aboard the Richmond bound for Iceland. amid fog over scapa flow the crew ate breakfast aboard the cruiser and prepared for a 500 mile leg past hog on the way to hornafjord. planners in seattle anticipate a grand welcome when the globe circle team returns mid august with a gold watch from seattle legion posts and navy week events.
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United Press
Richmond
Seana Flow
Orkney Islands
Iceland
United States Naval Flotilla
Atlantic
Scapa Flow
Hog
World Flight
Harnafjord
Altho
Span
Poland
Orient
Signal Hill
Jellican
Kirkwall
High Seas
Billingsley
Faroes
Raleige
Hornafjord
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Seattle
Orville Wright
Cher
Tariff Debate Signals Clash in Coming Campaign
A heated debate on tariff policy crops up as critics target the tariff board and its reports on sugar woolens and pottery. La Follette and Davis push reform while concerns over conflicts of interest surface, hinting at a major political clash in the upcoming campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Fac
Tariff Board
Congress
Davis
la Folleche
Executive Council Sits on Tax Matters
The Executive Council resumed consideration of tax assessments on railroad, farm, and public utility property. Railroads submitted written arguments and representatives of other interests were to appear in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tres Moines
execUtive Council
Franklin Roosevelt to manage Davis presidential campaign
Franklin D Roosevelt former assistant secretary of the navy will serve as manager for John W Davis campaign in a Democratic bid. David Belasco noted theatrical manager suffers serious illness after breakdown in a New York City hotel. Princess Maria youngest daughter of the Italian monarchs battles fever in Rome. A plot to assassinate King Alexander of Serbia was thwarted in Belgrade.
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Franklin 1. Roosevelt
al Smith
John W. Davis
David Belasco
New York City
Princess Maria
Italy
Rome
Alexander of
Belgrade
Proposal to Link Iowa Sheriffs by Radio
Des Moines delegates at the county officials convention considered a plan to connect all Iowa sheriffs' offices by radio to broadcast crime information statewide. The meeting also condemned the motor bus tax as underpaying county road maintenance and urged opposition to the new budget law while praising collaboration among law enforcement officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Wesley Johnson
Webster County
Devente ‘Ion
Madigan
Ed Madigan
Numboroughes
Gibson
Mant
Towa
France Faces May Hurdle in Dawes Parley Plan
In Paris and Dawes talks the French draft's intent is unclear and Paris seeks a decisive element or joker. Anglo American pressures Press the 15th deadline post Versailles as Herriot supports a European accord with limited French modifications amid the Dawes plan impasse. Germany's revised reparations total 8.4059 billion gold marks as of June 39 with unallocated credits mainly for cables ships and submarines.
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PAG
France
Versailles
Herriot
U. S
Paris
Germany
OaNe
Dublin City Workers Refuse Arbitration In Wage Strike
Dublin municipal employees who struck last Saturday over a six-shilling weekly wage cut reject arbitration and plan to continue the strike. The government moves to ensure public service continuity.
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Dublin
Associated Press
City of Dublin
Death notices and obituaries in Waterloo area paper
William Klein of Seneca Kossuth county dies at 4 30 PM aged 76 born in Germany 1844 family immigrated to Iowa in 1868 buried Bancroft likely. Survived by wife Katherine Bear and 10 children. funeral pending. Horton of Clinton dies of heart disease at Cadillac Michigan summer home. services in Clinton Saturday. Myrtle B Thomas 33 widow of George Thomas dies at 1007 Mullan Waterloo. body at O Ketts Towne funeral home. burial plans await sons' arrival. Decedent born December 18 1870 in Webasha county Minnesota.
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William Klein
Waterloo
Seneca
Kossuth County
Mr. Klein
Germany
Trtnoln
Iowa
Hagia Center
Eagle Center
Mr.ete
Katherine Bear
P. F
C. Wi
Sylvester
P. T. Reimers
Hugh Kellar
Lake Arthur
Jla
John Engeiser
Minnesota
Phillip Beck
William Trost
Sam Kerr
William
John
Theodore
Kossuth
Margaret
Anna
Bancroft
C. C. Horton
CG. G. Horton
Clinton
Take Levingston
Russell Lamson
Cadillac
Mich
Levingston
Myr Thomas
Myrtle B. Thomas
Mullan Avenue
George Thomas
J. B
Overland
Cole
Glenn
White Lake
Minn
O'Ketts & Towne
Decedent
Lincoln
Webasha County
Lodge Recovers at Charlesgate After Operation
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge spent a restful night at Charlesgate hospital where he is recuperating. Dr. John H. Cunningham’s bulletin reports a satisfactory condition and that Lodge slept seven and a half hours.
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Cambridge
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
Charlesgate Hospital
John H. Cunningham
Seabright doubles trio claims dramatic win in dolbins tennis
Walter Wesbrook and Harvey Snodgrass of California upset intercollegiate champions L N White and Louis Thalheimer 6 0 in the third round at Seabright club. Robert Kinsey and Howard Kinsey beat J B Fenno and Lucien B Williams 6 2 in the same round. International trade notes show electrical apparatus exports up nearly 25 percent in January to April year over year.
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Seabright
Walter Wesbrook
Harvey Snodgrass
California
Dolbins
L. N. White
Louis Thalheimer
Robert
Howard Kinsey
J. B. Fenno
Lucien B. Williams
Grain Marketing company under probe in three states
A new $86 million Grain Marketing firm formed by three Chicago grain merchants faces a sweeping inquiry by the Illinois Agricultural Association and possibly the Federal Trade Commission. Indiana and Minnesota officials warn farmers and prepare to scrutinize potential stock sales amid fears of monopoly and misuse of cooperative marketing efforts.
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Illinois Agricultural Ass’n
International News Wire
Chicago
Ling Chicago
Ilinois Agricultural Association
Federal Trade Commission
Illinois Farm Bureau
Goon
Illinois
Sgetsues
Srobs
Sach
The
Agricultural Association
Federal
Trata Commission
Bob May
Congress
Commission
Illinois Association
United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Farm Bureau Association
Hoosier Farm Bureaus
Tthe Indiana Federation
Indiana
Indiana Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
State Securities Commission Today
Thornly
5. H. Haas
Illinois Agriculural Association
Davis Named Moose Director for Life at World Meet
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis was elected director general of the Loyal Order of Moose for life. A gathering of 1,679 delegates from lodges worldwide approved the decision. William A. Marklie of Rochester was chosen supreme dictator for one year, succeeding Frank J. Monohan of San Francisco.
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New York
James J. Davis
Loyal Order of Moose
AEAR
Order
Wiliam A. Marakie
Rochester
Frank J. Monohan
San Francisco
Marriage License Theft Suspect Arrested in California
San Francisco July 31 reports a marriage license thief case. William Turner is charged with stealing a license document after a robbery in which Jean Marlow, 14, allegedly erased names and inserted their own. Police say he faces multiple burglary accusations.
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San Francisceo
Cal
Wiliam Tuner
Jean Marlow
Oalwein Merchant Buried in Des Moines
Morris Loeb a 58 year old Oalwein merchant died at his Galwein home Monday Funeral services were held this morning at Woodlam cemetery in Des Moines with the Ancient Craft Masonic lodge in charge He is survived by his widow and one son Sidney of Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Iuty
Morris Loeb
Merchant
Galwein
Woodlam
Loeb
Ancient Craft Masonic Lodge
Sidney
Darrow Sees Courts Admit Mind Deficiency Evidence
Judge Caverly hears debate on admissibility of alienist testimony as Clarence Darrow argues for limits while Thomas Marshall presses for broader use. Dr. William A. White testified long hours as prosecutors and defense clash over potential coercive or mitigatory impact amid crowded courtroom action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Thomas Marshall
Robert B. Crowe
Caverly
Pennsylvania
Clarence S. Darrow
Marshall
New York Police Chief Matsell Faces Iowa Saga Story
Des Moines dispatch recounts George W. Matsell, once New York City police chief from 1845 to 1857, settling in Iowa. The piece details his estate near Viola, Oak Hall theatre, The Wapsia Ranger printing office, lavish hospitality, and a 1862 return to quell draft riots.
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Des Moines
George W. Matsill
New York City
Iowa
B. L.” Wick
Matsell
Tammany
New York
United States
Police Gazette
Wapsipinndcon
Viola
Cbhief
Persia Agrees to U S Demands for Imbrie's Death
Washington July 31 A Persian government reply deemed satisfactory to the American note demanding redress for the murder of Robert M Imbrie American vice consul at Tehran was received and published by the state department. The reply agrees to all demands and warned that rupture of relations might follow failure to comply.
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Washington, D. C
Robert M. Imbrie
Teheran
State Department
Garters for Men Banned at Western University
Rainbow colored garters with sport insignia are being produced by an eastern company for university men to counter garterless fashion trends at colleges including the University of Washington where fraternities have adopted the look. The fad includes leaving lower buttons unfastened and wrinkled clothes, while a stray note references a desert trek with antelope and a train of events.
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Es Attre
Wash
Uni Versitty
University of Washington
Liffring Nominated for Democratic Judicial Ticket in Des Moines
Des Moines July 31 John Del Mar was named temporary chairman of the Democratic judicial convention to select nominees for the Iowa supreme court. Three candidates appear: Daniel Hamilton Grinnell EB Weber Fort Madison and John Liffring Waterloo. Liffring is discussed for the short term with Weber and Hamilton for the long term as more entrants are expected. The convention opens at 1 pm at the Hotel Fort Des Moines with a brief keynote and minimal formalities.
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Des Moines
John del Mar
Iowa, Supreme Court
Daniel Hamilton
Grinnell
EB. C. Weber
Fort Madison
John Liffeing
Waterloo
E. J. Fewting
State Central
Maytag to Transfer Budget Office to Hogue Monday
Des Moines reports ex Senator Ernest L. Hogue will formally take over as budget director next Monday morning. The appointment followed a four day Senate deadlock after Gov Kendall nominated three men. Hogue has not yet made any political appointments and will study the situation first.
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Des Moines
Senaor F
Maytag
Ernest L. Hogue
Hogue Wes
N. B. Kendall
State Senate
Senate
Homie
Budget Office
Iowa City Invites World Fliers to Visit Town
International round the world fliers may stop in Iowa City on the final leg of their voyage. Bearetany Crum of the Chamber of Commerce sent a letter to Gen. N. M. Patrick outlining the invitation and benefits of a visit. The draft letter notes the town’s hospitality and aims to attract notable aviators to Portiers Bee aca ee and Smith lending field.
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Towa City
Iowa City
Bearetany, D. . Crum
Iowa City Chamber of Commerce
N. M. Patrick
Smith Lending Field
Slexeien Aay
City invites fiters on westward journey to report
The passage notes the desire of the town to see fiters make a stop before heading west. If they decline the invitation Crum says the offer will be renewed when they return to Washington to report.
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Washington
Crum
Matron Beaten by Prowler Near Independence
Mrs. Marthe Hutchine, matron at Independence Hospital, was beaten by a prowler early Tuesday. Waterloo hounds tracked a suspect from the state hospital area toward Illnois Central and Rock Island tracks, with officers hopeful clues will lead to arrest. The attacker warned she must not report the crime, firing at others before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Waterloo
State Hospital
Illnotsentral
Rock Island
Marthe Hatching
Mra. Hutchine
Distillery Sues to Halt Whisky Concentration
Gwinn Brook distillery filed suit in U S district court in Baltimore seeking an injunction to stop Treasury rules requiring concentration of 26 517 barrels of whisky valued at 21 060 000.
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Baltimore
Treasury Department
United States District Court
Gwynnbrook
Fireman Hurt in Net Leap During East Dubuque Fire
Lieut William Kinselial of the Dubuque fire department is hospitalized with a broken back after leaping from a building into a fire net during the firefighters’ journey in East Dubuque yesterday.
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Dubuque
William Kinselial
Burgess-Nash Faces Bankruptcy Suit In Omaha Court
Omaha July 31. Siegal Levy company and four New York concerns filed a petition in involuntary bankruptcy against Burgess Nash Co one of Omaha's largest department stores. The total claims amount to 8 056 dollars and the firm has 36 days to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Siegal- Levy Company
New York
Burgess- Nash Company
Injured Boy’s Bicycle Recovered After Circus Accident
The Courier reports a bicycle found after a boy was knocked down while watching the circus. The finder had no intent to keep it and did not know the owner. A relative of Danforth may reclaim the wheel at 211 Second Street East.
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the Courier
Edforth
Danforth
Second Street
Salmon tagging project charts migrations to spawning grounds
In Juneau Alaska on July 31 officials announce a pioneering summer program tagging five thousand salmon from the North Pacific to track their spawning routes in southeastern Alaska. A 50 cent reward is offered for each tagged fish with return details, a higher rate than typical for fishermen and canneries. Tagged fish will be captured at Indian Island Cross Sound Kingsmill Port Chatham Strait Ruins Point Summer Strait Cape Chacon Prince of Wales Island Tree Point Revillagigeo Island.
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Juneau
Alaska
North Pacific Ocean
EB. M. Ball
Indian Island
Cross Sound
Kingsmill Port
Chatham Strait
Ruins Point
Sumner Strait
Cape Chacon
Chrence Strait
Tree Point
Revillagigedeo Island
Boy Dies From Brain Injury After Iowa Car Crash
Kenneth Gustin, son of Pearl Gustin of near Shanton City, Creston Iowa, died at a local hospital from brain concussion suffered in a Tuesday automobile accident near his home. His father, brother, and another relative were injured but not seriously.
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Creston
Kenneth Gustin
Pearl Gustin
Shanton City
Advertising Drives Progress and Access to New Goods
Advertisements push broad use and progress by bringing late improvements within reach. They lift outdated tools from the attic and help free users from old water buckets and soap kettles of slavedom. Read ads regularly to stay alert to new products and their value.
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Hornatford
Harding
Tris Board
Erald
Tribune News Service
Boer
Prinlian D. Roosevelt
Lie
Gekou David Betasco
Bereta
Owa
Hadi
Dawes
Moose
Life
Oalwein
Darrow
Lowa
Persia
Imbrie
Gobin Desert
Ars
Liffring
Demo Judicial
Hogue
Distillery
Omaha Department Store
Siberia
Krasnoyarsk
Yenisei
Auckland
New Zealand
FEV
Kodak
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