Soldiers Yet Guard Tulsa After Riots and Looting
Troops under martial law will be recalled at 3 p m unless an incident occurs. In Tulsa looting continues in burned districts with pianos taken and a cordon around the negro area. Death toll now 30, injuries about 300. refugees receive supplies from a central distributing center.
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Associated Press
Tuisi
Okla
Adj
Barrett
Robbertson
Oklahoma City
United Press
Tulsa
National Guard
Citizens’ Committee
Little Africa
Blood Brothers
Megro
Cyrus Avery
Committee of Seven
Minerva
Dutie
T. D. Evans
Valjean Biddison
Jury Could Not Agree on Death Verdict for Boy
Knox Indiana June 3 Judge Pentecost dismissed the 11 year old Cecil Burkett jury after 19 hours of deliberation unable to agree on a death verdict for killing seven year old Bennie Slavin. Burkett will be retried in October while awaiting possible release on $16 000 bond.
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Sy United Prena
Knox
Ind
Pentecost
Cecil Burkett
Bennie Slavin
Ma” Burkett
Cecil
Altho
Orr
Burkett
W. A. Dilts
Harry Slavin
Bennie
Flood Drives Peoria Area Population From Homes
A cloudburst over Farm Creek near Peoria forced the evacuation of Urbandale and surrounding areas. About 400 residents fled homes for most of the night before returning as the water receded. Rail lines remained open and trains operated as officials assessed damage from the flood.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Ill
Washington
Urbandale
Farmdale
Farm Creek
T. P. & W. Santa Fe
Lake Erie
Income and Profits Tax Returns Fall
Treasury reports show May tax corrections declined by 24 million dollars from last year and 560 million for the first 11 months of the current fiscal year. May receipts totaled 52.262 million compared with 78.508 million a year earlier, with 21 months of the year at 2.6413 billion versus 3.2 billion in the prior period.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Ex-Soldier Notified His Body Back from France in NY
Kansas City Kansas man John H. White, a former sergeant with Company G of the 158th Infantry, was told by War Department notices that his body had arrived in New York from France and would be forwarded to his wife. The AP reports he was killed in action at St Mihiel but later advised he was wounded.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
John H. White
Kan
War Department
New York
France
White
St. Mihiel
Believes Paper Mill Troubles Near End
New York Albany F C Boyce president of the American Pulp and Paper Mills Supervisers told the annual convention that peace would soon come to mills affected by strikes. He cited wood supply and labor as the two great problems and urged wage readjustment to resolve remaining labor difficulties.
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Associated Press
New York
Jane
F. C. Boyce
Wausau
Wis
American Pulp & Paper Mills
Clerk of the Supreme Court dies after 55 years service
James D. Mater, clerk to the United States Supreme Court since 1914, died at Georgetown Hospital after stomach illness. He joined the court in 1864, initially on a fee basis, and served continuously until his death.
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Associated Prasa
Washington, D. C
James D. Mater
United States Supreme Court
Georgetown Hospital
Torning
Moore Leaves 306000 Foundation for Boone County Needy
The will of late banker S L Moore creates a 306000 foundation to ease suffering among Boone county poor forever. Administered as a public charge by seven Boone citizens, it aids any needy person regardless of race creed or religion with one loyalty restriction. The Moore mansion and furnishings go to the Young Women's Christian Association.
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Associated Press
Boone
Boone County
5. L. Moore
United States
Moore
The
Young Women's Christian Association
Sheean Probes Don Carlos Escape At Fort Madison
Des Moines June 3 Senator Ww. D. Sheean travels to Fort Madison penitentiary to intensify inquiry into the escape of Robert Don Carlos bank Fobrist and John Buliman the gangsters. Children Enjoy Outing At Byrnes Park West Schools Kindergarteners celebrate passing their first year with a two hour park event chaperoned by teachers. Maxwell J. Green Kesler Margaret Knavel Apr
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Associated Prose
Des Moines
Ww. D. Sheean
State
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Robert Don Carlos
Fobrist
John Buliman
Byrnes Park
Todey
West Schools
Whitther
Congress Takes Steps To Curb Race Riots In Tulsa
Congress moves to speed action on racial violence after Tulsa riots. A Dyer bill would federalize lynching prosecutions and punish counties with fines up to 10000 for lynching related murders, while another plan creates a commission to study mob violence. Senate sponsors Spencer and McCormick back a commission approach, seen as more likely to pass with President Harding’s support.
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Frazer Edward United
Press Start
Washington, D. C
America
Tulsa
Ieaders
East St. Louis
Dyer
Missouri
Spencer
McCormick
Uinois
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Harding
J H Morris Elected Mine Workers Head
Des Moines, June 30. J H Morris of Des Moines is elected president of United Mine Workers district No 138. He succeeds J C Lewis who becomes president of the Iowa State Federation of Labor. Morgan Lewis and E G Morgan win executive posts. District No 13 covers all Iowa and northern Missouri with headquarters at Albia.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
J. H. Morris
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Mine Workers’ Organization
United Mine Workers of Iowa
Iowa
Missouri
Albia
Telegraph Briefs Sees Optimism After Depression Wave
New York notes the depression pass and a hopeful financial outlook, Gov. Harding of the reserve board comments. Peoria reports hundreds homeless and major property damage from a cloud burst. Washington Illinois and Hutchinson Kansas list weather and crop pooling updates as the National Wheat Growers Association votes to sustain its 100 percent compulsory pooling. 21,000,000 bushels pooled.
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Associated Press
New York
Harding
Reserve Board
Peoria
Washington, Ill
Hutchinson
Kan
National Wheat Growers Association
City in Brief: Vacation Visits and Local Moves
Miss Helen Miller returned from a three day vacation to Dubuque. Miss Winone Smith of La Crescent arrived for a visit with Miss Maude Dudley at Mrs. Krapfel’s Park avenue home. Mrs. J. P. Kiefer of Chicago is visiting Waterloo relatives. Harry Williams moved his soft drink parlor to 619 Commercial Street. Two new smallpox quarantine cases reported. Bailey Motor Car agency now at 612 616 Jefferson Street. J. M. Hileman returned from Waterville fishing trip. There will be a Waterloo Cemetery association meeting at 2 PM Monday at 1205 West Street.
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Helen Miller
Maynard Ratreet
Dubuque
Winone Smith
la Crescent
Minn
Maude Dudley
Fifth Street
Commercial Street
Tressa Berend
South Barclay Astreet
Moline
A. Hackbarth
Mildred
Donald Meggison
Iowa Street
Walter Kuller
Newton Street
Bailey Motor Car Company
Hupmobile
Jefferson Street
Milo Miller
J. M. Hileman
Waterville
Waterloo Cemetery Association
C. O. Lamson
Legion at Lowden Reschedules Celebration Date
The American Legion post at Lowden postpones its June 11 German feastday celebration to June 25 after a meeting in Olin attended by about 300 Legionnaires from 12 posts in Cedar, Linn, and Jones counties. State commander Hansford McNider’s letters influenced the decision.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Lowden
American Legion
Cedar
Linn
Jones Counties
Olin
Lowdon
Hansford McNider
Mayor of Altoona II Charged in Boy’s Death
Des Moines June 3 Charges of manslaughter were filed today against Mayor G A Bonnewell Altoona Ji in connection with the killing of Petar Baenges 13 here last night Bonnewell’s trial was set for June 6 and bond was fixed at 2000 He is charged with running the boy down with his automobile.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
G. A. Bonnewell
Altoona
Petar Baenges
Bonnewell
Bong
Adjutant General and Staff to Attend G A R Encampment
The adjutant general Louis G. Lasher will lead staff to the G A R encampment June 7 8 and 9 with Cols Loper Wilson Lieuts Cols Lyman Johnson Kelley Younkin MacNider Chase Haynes and others attending. Headquarters at Hotel Russell Lameon and service uniforms with caps will be worn. Also noted is a War Department report that Britain may assist in Bergdoll case toward his return from Germany.
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Adjutant General
Louis G. Lasher
H. O. Kelley
Greater Waterloo Association
Gen. Lasher
John C. Loper
Charles Wilson
F. BE. Lyman
H. C. Johnson
J. 3. Kelley
F. B. Younkin
Hanford MacNider
R. Lb. Chase
H. ¢. Haynes
Hotel Russell Lameon
Washing
D. C
War Department
Germany
Distribution of Pike Fry Across Iowa Waters
Des Moines reports that over 110 million pike have been released into Iowa waters by State Fish and Game Commissioner W. E. Albert in recent weeks. The program uses Spirit Lake stock and extends to major streams and several lakes, with pike placed in Shell Rock River areas at Clarksville Marble Rock Osage and Des Moines River sites including Humboldt Fort Dodge Big Cedar Nashua St Ansgar Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls and more. The effort also includes trout from Lansing and black bass from Mississippi breeding stations, with pike stocking in Cedar River Turkey River Little Sioux and other lakes such as Lime Creek Mason City Ottumwa Chariton Brown's Lake Salix and Spirit Lake Okoboji and Lost Island.
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Des Moines
Lowa
W. E. Albert
Spirit Lake
Lansing
Mississippi
Iowa
Mississippi River
Shell Rock
Clarksville
Marble Rock
Osage
Humboldt
Fort Dodge
Big Cedar
Nashua
St. Ansgar
Charles City
Cedar River
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Falls
Turkey River
Claremont
Little Sioux
Hawarden
Little Cedar
Ionia
Iowa River
Vinson
Boone River
Webster City
Racoon River
Perry
Lime Creek
Mason City
Ottumwa Lake
Chariton Lake
Brown’s Lake
Salix
Twelvemile Lake
Twin Lakes
Rockwell City
Blue Lake
Onawa
Clear Lake
Lost Island Lake
Wall Lake
Storm Lake
Lake Okoboji
Rival grain selling plans abandon union in North Dakota
In Bismarck North Dakota the effort to unite the Wheat Growers association pool with the United Grain Growers sales plan ended. Asher L Burock president of the North Dakota Federation of Farm Bureau associations announced that both groups will run separate pools this year. Wheat growers will push compulsory pool plans while United Grain Growers will pursue an optional sales and pool plan.
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Associated Press
Bismarck
N. D
Wheat Growers’ Association
United Grain Growers, Inc
North Dakota
Asher L. Burock
North Dakota Federation of Farm Bureau Associations
United Grain Growers
Engine Turns Over at Chicago Trainshed
Traffic on the Chicago and Northwestern railroad slowed after the engine of train No. 6 jumped the tracks near the trainsheds entrance in Chicago. The locomotive tipped over but all 75 passengers escaped unharmed as the fireman and engineer leaped to safety.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Clinton
Americans Abroad in French Tennis and Golf
In St. Cloud France on June 3 Edith Zizgourney Boston and Arnold Jones Providence lost to M Hirch and Mae Figueroa France in mixed doubles. Molla Mallory American womens singles champion defeated Madame Billout of France in semifinals. Cecil Leitch retained her British ladies open title at Turnberry defeating Joyce Wethered.
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Associated Press
St. Cloud
France
Edith Zizgourney
Boston
Arnold Jones
Providence
M. Hirch
Mae. Figueroa
Tilden
Mallory
Jones
America
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Madame Billout
Miss Veitch
Turnberry
Cecil Leitch
Great Britain
Waterloo Youth Receives Medical Diploma at St Louis Univ
Cletus J. Golinvaux of Waterloo is set to graduate with a doctor of medicine from St Louis University at the ninety-ninth annual commencement. A son of Mrs Jule Golinvaux, he is a graduate of Our Lady of Victory Academy and Columbia College at Dubuque, later entering the university medical department. He plans to return to Waterloo briefly before beginning medical practice, likely in Toledo Ohio.
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St. Louis University
Cletus J. Golinvaux
Waterloo
Jule Golinvaux
Nktin St
Golinvaux
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Columbia College
Dubuque
Toledo
Astor's Long Suit Takes Third In Oaks Stakes
At Epsom Downs June 3 the Oaks for fillies was won by Joseph Watsons Love in Idleness. Lady Sleipner owned by Mrs. H. Nugent finished second while Viscount Astor's Long Suit took third in the 5000 sovereigns race over about one and a half miles.
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Associated Prams
Epsom Downs
England
Joseph Watson
Idlieness
H. Nugent
Lady Sleipner
Viscount Astor
New Rules Adopted for Parcel Post to France
By agreement between the post office department of the United States and the postal administration of France, parcel post limits between the two countries are set. The greatest length allowed is four feet and the maximum cubic content is two cubic feet, meaning a four foot package may not exceed eight and a half inches in each other dimension.
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Post Office Department of
United States
Postal Administration of
France
Nuxated Iron Ad Claims Quick Blood Power Boost
An old style medical advertisement touts Nuxated Iron as the organic iron to rebuild red blood cells and strengthen nerves. It promises rapid results with a minute daily dose and a money back guarantee, warning against inferior imitations and stressing tablets over liquid form.
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Sheean
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Maxwell J. Green
Kesler
Margaret , Knavel
Aplington
Buchano
Legion At
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Postum Cereal Co.Inc
Creek, Mich
Baby Pike
Astor
Fletcher
Castoria
Don
Universal Battery Service Station
West Fifth Street
Rainbow Apron Shop
Yagin's
East Fourth Street
F. M. Michael
East Park Ave
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MASS
Lincoln Park
Harter B. Hull
Franklin
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