A R L A S Medical Relief Campaign in Russia Glose
Moscow reports the American Relief Administration closes its medical warehouse as relief operations wind down across Crimea Minsk Kharkov and Kiev districts. The effort aided one million sick and reached 15 000 medical institutions with supplies including medicines medical instruments and hospital essentials assisting troops and civilians amid epidemics and sanitation campaigns.
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Moscow
American Relief Administration
Tony
Liste
Russia
Itenry Cee
Crimea
Minsk
Kharkov
Klev
A. R. A. Medical Division
A. BR. A
Coopers Convicted in Government Tax Trial
Dubuque, Ia. June 1 United States government wins its case against A A Cooper and W F Cooper wealthy buggy and wagon manufacturers charged with conspiracy in filing fraudulent income tax returns. Convicted by a federal district court jury after hours of deliberation the men face penalties including about 709 008 in income tax excess profits and interest. The frauds allegedly spanned 1918 19 and 19 with extensive bookkeeping to dodge levies. A motion for a new trial will be heard on June 28 Federal Judge Gee Scott announced.
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Dubuque
United States
A. A. Cooper
W. F. Cooper
Gee Scott
Leeper Murder Case Nearing Jurys Hands
Jurors near verdict in the Robert Leeper murder trial over the December slaying of Roy Wertz. After state opening and a lengthy defense by Walter M. Davis, the case moves toward jury deliberation and a ruling on innocence.
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Leeper
Town City
Robert Leeper
Roy Wertz
Walter M. Davis
Boone Daily Buys Boone County Triweekly Paper
Announcement says Boone Daily will acquire the Boone County Planner, a triweekly. S. G. Goldthwatte, publisher of the Boone News-Republican, will retain editor J. N. Stonebraker as manager for the time being.
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Boone Daily
Boone, Ja
Boone County Pianner
S. G. Goldthwatte
Eader
Boone News-Republican
Goldthwatte
Edi
Tor J. N. Stonebraker
Ume
Danish Lutheran convention in Atlantic attracts thousands
The twenty seventh annual national convention of the Danish Lutheran churches of America opens near Atlantic in Morn, Ta. More than 200 delegates and many church officials from abroad are registered. Officials expect over 2,000 attendees by Sunday night as Elk War overflows and lodging becomes scarce. The sessions occur in a large tent on the Wilma Danish Lutheran college campus with several foreign visitors slated to speak. A new slate of officers will be announced this afternoon.
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Atlantic
Emorn
Elk War
Wilma Danish Lutheran College
PH. Ostenfeldt
Denmark
HE. GE. Bertelsen
Philadel Hpia
P. Ey Paulsen
Hartland
Wis
S. ¥Ig
Blair
Neb
Offic
Managing Editor Denies College Paper Policy Control
Ames Illinois June 1 A statement by W A Whitfield managing editor of the college paper denies the publication was the mouthpiece of the administration. He disputes claims that Jewell Johnson was chosen by President RK A Pearson to control policy and says resignation rumors are unfounded. A resolution from the Double A club on Athletic Director Mayser calls for his possible replacement after council reorganization.
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Ames
Ill
W .A. Whitfield
Jewell Johnson
RK. A. Pearson
Whitheld
Becase
Prasisant Pearson
Mayser
Athletic Council
Towa Soldier Bonus Bond Issue To Be Sold Friday
Nes Maines reports the Towa Soldier Bonus Bond Issue of 322,000,000 will be sold at a session with an 11 o clock morning opening. State Treasurer Wa T Burbank says buyers expect most bonds to fetch 4 1 2 percent with premiums. The adjourned sale of 4 1 2 percent bonds was pushed to tomorrow morning and two sales will run concurrently as bond houses prepare bids.
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Nowa
Wa. T. Burbank
Treachrer
Counel Wikil
Iowa Receives 81 401 915 in Highway Funds
Des Moines reports Iowa will get FLACVILS.16 as its federal highway appropriation for 1923. Dr. Jones, auditor of the state highway commission, announces the amount matches last year’s. State motor license revenue adds about 84 922 to the total.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Flacvils
DR. Jones
State Highway Commission
One Killed Two Hurt in Streetcar Collision
A streetcar collision in Sioux City involving a city line car and a railway freight train left Louis Crimes dead and Edwin J. Seaton and W. J. Wise seriously injured. Grimes, riding on the rear end, was instantly killed amid conflicting explanations of the accident's cause.
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Sioux City
Louis
Edwin J. Seaton
W. J. Wise
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sioux City Terminal
City
Grimes
Car Inspector Killed Inspecting Airbrakes at Cedar Rapids
Ton Chapman aged 39 was instantly killed at Cedar Rapids when a train of cars was pushed onto him by a switch engine at 4 a m He had lived in Cedar Rapids for six years and is survived by two children Russell 16 and Merle 10.
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Cedar Rapids
Ton Chapman
Wye
Russell
Merle
Four Clear Lake accident victims found near boat
Four people drowned when a small motorboat capsized at Cleary Lake Wednesday night. Bodies of Mr and Mrs Dan Hickok Mason City Miss Lesg Parks George Stoneback were recovered near the boat as relatives awaited details and authorities investigated the cause. The group had set out about 8 pm and were expected back by 9 30 pm.
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Mason City
Cleary Lake
Dan Hickok
Lesg Parks
Rockford
George Stoneback
J. C. Stonetack
Topeka
Kan
About & O
Hidhen
Reeley's Point
Business good in Germany despite cheapened marks
United Press reports former Gov. Henry J. Allen says Ruhr shows normal business activity despite strikes and communist unrest. He notes few occupation signs, belief that passive resistance will fail, and that Germany enjoys industrial revival with 120000 Garman railway workers deported by France. Marks hit new low at 330000 to the pound.
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United Press
London
Usuel
Ruhr
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Allen
Garnan
Germany
United States
Gelsenkirchen
Duenseldorf
Missing Boy Believed Drowned in Local Creek
In Moville Iowa June 1 citizens and farmers search the flooded creek through town for Burrell Rawson who was last seen with playmates after a heavy rain. Searchers fear his body is snagged under surface brush as the boy may have drowned Thursday. Real estate transfers in Black Hawk County list several lot sales including Viking Pump Co and others in Cedar Falls Waterloo and Pay's addition.
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Moville
Burrell Rawson
Ind
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Frank Wilcox
Viking Pump Co
Garrison and Dean
Cedar Falls
R. J. Jeffers
C. H. Cassall
Ricker & Brat. Tant Co
Waterloo
Eeee
Ieee
Bertha JL. Maiden
P. A. Ham Vet
Plane Smashed in 200 Foot Plunge Aviator Survives
San Francisco aviator Emmett Tanner plummeted over 2000 feet in a Alameda Bay area crash. Workmen rushed to the wreckage and found Tanner clinging to debris before he asked where the nearest streetcar.
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San Francisco
Cali
Emmett Tanner
Alameda
San Fransico Bay
Here
Tanner
Clara Phillips reveals new details in Alberta Meadows case
Clara Phillips, en route with guards, claims Peggy Coffee bought the hammer and orchestrated Alberta Meadows's death. She says she loved Armour Phillips but blames him for the conviction and asserts new information for a possible retrial.
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International News
Los Angeles
Clara Phillips
Armour Phillips
Alberta’ Meadows
Peggy Caffes
International News Service
Alberta Meadows
Peggy
Mrs. Phillips
Alberta
Long Beach
Clara
Fin
Gov Smith to issue long statement on repealer bill
Albany June 1 A state ment will be issued by Gov Smith between six and seven tonight explaining his action on the repeal of the state prohibition enforcement bill It was stated at the governor s office The statement is expected to run four thousand to five thousand words The length was taken as hint he may have signed the repealer not vetoed
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Albany
Kitchin's Funeral Services Held Today
Scotland Neck North Carolina June 1 funeral services for Representative Claude Kitchin minority leader in the house who died in Wilson North Carolina after a prolonged illness will be held from his home today.
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Scotland Neck
N. C
Claude Kitchin
Wilson, N. C
Riot Kills Ten in Durango City Religious Turmoil
Ten people died and 17 were wounded in a religious riot in Durango City, Mexico. The unrest prompted security actions as authorities investigated the violence and its motives.
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Mexico City
Mex
Durango City
Washington, D. C
O. W. Clark
Cincinnati
Veterans’ Bureau
Harding
Union
Mo. Arthur
A. Meninger
Night and Day Bank
St. Louis
Joliet
E. C. Heidrichh, Jr
Peoria
Illinois Manufacturers Association
Joliet Association of Commerce
Europa
America
Captive liberation expected as bandits release foreigners
Major R A Allen reports all foreign captives held by the Suchow train bandits at Paot zu ko will be freed in a few days. English tourist W Smith, released yesterday, smiles at the prospect of continuing travels though wary of bandit centers. Allen notes two remaining captives include Maj Pinger. Smith recalls the ordeal and says he would not repeat it for a million dollars.
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Fressy
Tientsin
Paotzuko
R. A. Allen
U.S. A
Maj. Pinger
Pinger
Maj. Allen
Greyheads
Maj
al- Jen
Smith
Far East
Airplane Makers Eye Foreign Markets From Washington
American aircraft firms plan expansion into world markets as the Commerce Department announces an international aircraft survey. H. P. Hoepli says the effort will assess where U S producers can compete with foreign makers and set the stage for large scale overseas sales to private buyers and governments. Auto demand within the first five months reaches new highs with over 1.14 million cars produced in four months, up from 536,000 a year earlier, and exporters aim for more than 25 percent of output.
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H. P. Hoepli
Automotive Division
Department of Commerce
Tha
Manu Theturera
Hoepli
Capital Cops Seize Whisky in Washington Bootlegger Chase
Police and prohibition agents in Washington engaged in a running gunfight with alleged bootleggers as a booze car tried to slip into Maryland. Two men were captured and 45 gallons of whisky were seized amid the cordon of dry agents around the capital.
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Washington, D. C
Maryland
Washington
Summer Arrives as Chicago Sees Heat Record Hopes
Chicago on June 1 sees summer with forecasts of breaking a 52 year heat record. The weather bureau notes a hot day under a bright sun as the mercury rises to 84 degrees by 2 p m.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Bautzen Clash Between Workmen and Police Kills Two
At Bautzen near Dresden an overnight clash between workers and police left two dead and six wounded after police fired on the crowd. Workers charged police ranks during the disturbance in the German town.
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Berlin
Bautzen
Dres- Ese
Royalist Plot Allegations Shake French Chamber
Paris reports reveal a royalist conspiracy against the republic. Interior Minister Maurice Manoury said police seized documents listing members as investigations continue. A separate clash in the chamber followed attacks on Socialist leaders as the left pressed for anti fascist action. The assembly backed the government 379 to 191 to suppress unrest.
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United Press
Paris
France
Maurice Manoury
Chamber of Deputies
Manoury
Reds
Daudet
Daidet
Dames
Prayers Held For Twin Baby James Timion
Funeral services were held at O Keefe and Towne for James Timion one of twins born to Mr and Mrs John Timion of 328 Quincy Street. The child died Wednesday and burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery Cedar Falls.
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Baby Timion
James
John Timion
Quincy, Street
Harding Plans Parley 10 Limit Armament in Air
President Harding seeks a second arms conference to push naval aircraft limits and advance his association of nations plan. He aims to persuade France to ratify the naval armament treaty, clearing a path to a world court independent of the league of nations, amid domestic and international opposition. California budget drafting by Mrs Neilie B Pierce is noted.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Association of Nations
United States
France
League of Nations
League
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