Liberal Party Split in England Over Leadership Fight
An English Liberal party split is acknowledged as Lords Oxford and Asquith oppose Lloyd George over his refusal to denounce the general strike. Oxford argues no expulsion, just separation from deliberations in a time of emergency. The National Liberal federation plans a vote on Oxford's leadership with Lloyd George’s position likely sidelined.
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Political contests shape Republican nomination debates
The piece discusses whether Stanfield can be renominated by Republicans and how Brookhart's insurgent stance challenges Cummins in a seven-part primary sequence. It notes a mood of change in voters and the tension between old guard and new figures as the party weighs its strongest candidate amid currents of farm relief and national policy.
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Nurse Dies at Spokane County Poor Farm
A nurse connected to Kaiser Wilhelm era and age reports died yesterday at Spokane County Poor Farm. The obituary notes her long service and links to German imperial history.
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Bakers Demonstrate Wheat Breads in Waterloo Area
Bakers from Waterloo and vicinity held an afternoon demonstration featuring wheat breads. Is Osborne and Edward Eviret of Fleischmann Yeast Company led the event at Cutler Cake Hop on IBS Avenue East, showcasing bread making techniques.
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Funeral services for Mrs Anna Marie Nelson
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Marie Nelson, who died Monday at her daughter Afradeena Kode's home at 29 Randall Street, will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in the family residence at Perkersin with burial in Oak Willem. The body will be taken from Petersen Bros. in Artiary at 10:80 Rom Friday.
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Ana Marie Neilson
Afradeena Kode
Randall Street
Perkersin
Oak Willem
Petersen Bros
Artiary
Rom. Briday
Norwegian Lutheran convention draws 10000 delegates in Minneapolis
The Norwegian Lutheran Church of America holds its convention in Minneapolis with about 10,000 delegates expected through June 9. President Aasgaard reports 2,696 congregations and nearly 300000 members, noting strong western representation and support for missions and educational institutions.
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Drake University to Graduate 288 Students in Five Colleges
Drake plans five day commencement for 288 graduates from its five colleges. President Morehouse announces convocation by Wilerton Place and baccalaureate sermon by Dr. Charles S. Medbury. Alfred J. Pearson serves as United Minister to Finland.
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District No 9 unveils electric lights for Kilowatt Week
The district celebrates the completion of electric lighting in district No 9 with a ceremony where students and residents joined in praise. The event featured a tree illumination and a parade of families, marking progress in Black Hawk area schooling and public works.
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Borah Leads Dry Fight Amid Prohibition Debate
Washington reports show Idaho's Borah emerging as a key dry leader as referendums on prohibition deepen party splits. Wets claim scattered gains in seven states while Borah vows to speak on the senate floor about changing the Volstead Act. Coolidge's federal enforcement order stalls with few applicants.
Y Camp Receives Hundred Sets Chinaware
One hundred sets of heavy hotel white china dishes and cups were ordered for the Y camp on Morris Island. The安 opening meal will feature new tableware in a grand atmosphere as Abilition of chinaware marks progress. Dr EB Stevenson and C W Kirkpatrick led fundraising with local business and professional support.
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Baldwin Purchases Cedarville Residence in Prohibition Era Deal
Prohibition officer Baldwin, noted as BooV's brother, buys the 3 WY Brown residence in Cedarville in a transaction valued at SUS. The conveyance was handled by William Holland, a real estate agent.
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Former Resident Found Dead on Mississippi River Bank
Louis Wilson Heilter, 65, longtime resident of Waterloo, was found dead on the Mississippi riverbank at Dubuque yesterday. He is survived by his widow and a son Krank Heilter of Oelwein, two sisters Mrs W Bandis and Mrs Emma Milbrath, and brother William Hall of Waterloo. The body was moved to the Waterloo city morgue for identification and burial is expected Friday. No illness was reported by the family. He was employed by the Chicago Great Western rail line.
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Protests Over Cancelled Passports For 20 Pilgrims
Monsignor Lecessi on behalf of the archbishop protests to Rome against U S Consul Nathan canceling passports for 20 pilgrims bound for the Eucharistic congress. The archbishop says the consulate demanded deposits of 500 dollars per pilgrim. Cardinal Banzano to present protest to President Coolidge in Washington.
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Divorce Granted as Assets Adjusted in Waterloo Case
The court granted a divorce to Margaret Hartman of Waterloo from Ronald Po fart. Property settlement gave the wife $1300 cash immediately and $9 weekly for the support of their son Kenneth, now four, with staples rising to $10 weekly later. Custody of the child awarded to the mother as the decree noted.
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Woman Builds Again Par Viant Woman Builds Again Par Viant
Ms Dara Roeding seeks a permit to construct a Staun residence at Easton Avenue and Porty Road to replace a dwelling destroyed by a sever weather event. The report mentions a nearby hydrant and a municipal issue but details are unclear.
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Brookhart Charges Frankin Plot Ties to Newberry Framing
Brookhart sends telegrams to Senators Reed and Aeed denying franking violations in the June 7 Iowa primary. He claims a wholesale effort to frame him and “Newberryize” the town, while urging Senate investigators to review the matter.
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County Auditor Signs 225000 Reinnbeck Bonds
County Auditor Frank W. Esher signs and seals 225000 worth of refinancing bonds for the Reinbeck consolidated school district. The issue consists of 31,000 bonds bearing 4 12 percent interest dated June 1 with maturities up to 1946. The bonds must be signed by auditors from Hardin Grundy and Tama counties due to the district lying in all three counties.
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Gideons to Convene at Marshalltown Convention
About 30 Gideons from Marshalltown will attend the state convention at Waterlay and Cedar halls during a three day session starting tomorrow. Officials say this will be the largest delegation ever sent from the city to the state meeting. The town fund of 4000 dollars, pledged as a special assessment to support the state president, was approved.
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Britishers Calm at Huge Winnings in Derby Sweepstakes
A Calcutta Derby sweepstakes winner, Robert Bishon, 50, kept an eighth of his $16 250 prize stake and sold most of his share for about 7 000 pounds. He planned to keep working at his brokerage job as the prize distribution revealed first prizes around 130 000 pounds, with other large payouts in the event.
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Dinner Tomorrow Starts Program for U S T Auxiliary
Dinner and entertainment arrangements are planned for the United Commercial Travelers auxiliary during their session in the city Friday and Saturday. Russell Lamson headed the organizing meeting with plans for a theatre party, a dinner dance, and an automobile sightseeing trip for the women. A luncheon at Sunnyside and an afternoon card session are on the schedule, with Mrs. Glockner and Mrs. Hall serving on the entertainment committees. Registration opens tomorrow morning with Russell Lamson.
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George Bedessen
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Verdict Returned for Cedar Falls in Damage Suit
Jurors delivered a verdict for the defendant at 2 16 pm in a 3500 damage suit by Miss Emma Iliebenstein against the city of Cedar Falls. A jury of seven women and five men heard that the Twenty seventh Street road was in dangerous condition and no warning signs were provided.
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Ames Hotel Expansion and Stolen Sedan Report
KL Shurtleff ex Jefferson hotel Iowa City and the resident manager at Steldon Mann hotel Ames announced by S F Ginn E F Tangney and F Ginn proprietors of Hotel Russell Lamson. The Sheldon-Sirm taken yesterday with accounting in Waterloo under Migs E E Moran. Bids invited for an Ames hotel addition with 90 rooms and a foundation for another hotel operated by Tangney McGinn. Hotel company completed at Bloomington Illinois with fall occupancy. Francis A Walker 1310 Fire street west reports a stolen sedan license 6912 from his garage between midnight and noon today.
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Lincoln trunk opened by 90 year old son with 25 year lock
Washington, June 2. Robert T. Lincoln, sole surviving Civil War era descendant, reveals that the mysterious trunk of Lincolniana given to the Congressional Library is sealed for 25 years after his death. He hints at little likely to be found, noting most material is not in biographers’ hands. The trunk’s contents will fill gaps in the library’s Lincoln holdings.
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Norfolk Officer Faces Court Over Masquerade Ball Allegations
Testimony in a naval court martial accuses Capt. Moore de Valin, commanding officer of the Norfolk naval hospital, of drunkenness at a masquerade dance last fall. The officer allegedly demonstrated how he arranged his clothing to wear kilts for the event.
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Motorman reports traffic violation. will not prosecute
Motorman Emil Prederick of Be NL reports a car with license 2742 passed his streetcar at Fourth and South streets late yesterday, narrowly missing a girl as passengers were held. He refused to file information. car registered to Shirley Drilling, wife of Nicholas P. Drilling, a rate clerk with WL CP. & N.
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