Antitrust Policy Seen As Big Issue In Next Campaign
The Milwaukee road in receivership will be reorganized under Kuhn, Loeb & Co and the National Cuy company. The plan funds long term bonds maturing within ten years and imposes assessments on preferred and common stock. The case ties antitrust theory to canal competition and a broader push for trust regulation in the upcoming political climate.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
National Cuy Company
Milwaukee
Panama Canal
Mellon Voices Skepticism on European Debt Recovery
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon said it may never be possible for France and other European nations to restore credit stabilize currency or return to the gold standard without funding their seven billion dollars of indebtedness as Britain has done with the United States. He spoke at the treasury during a discussion of the international financial situation and its impact on U S foreign debts.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
France
Ain
Women’s Clubs Back World Peace Effort in Indiana
West Baden Ind June 3 The biennial council of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs pledged full support toward preserving world peace The federation president Mrs John D Sherman Denver Colo declared the peace creed adopted by the council and urged Americans to share responsibility in preventing another war by pursuing peace rationally with understanding of each nation’s rights
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West Baden
Ind
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Women of
Motorman Injured in Trolley Crash Near Beeton
Two trolley cars collided at high speed in Beeton last night. Motorman L. V. Johnson suffered severe head wounds, while passengers escaped with only a shakeup as both cars were badly shattered.
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Town City
Beaton
L. V. Johnson
More Padlocks for Des Moines Buildings
District Judge John Fletcher today ordered padlocks for a year on five buildings alleged to have been used in illicit liquor traffic. He also assessed mill taxes totaling 6600 dollars against 11 persons.
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Des Moines
John Fletcher
War Department rushes plans for defense day test
War department officials work to perfect plans for a nationwide Defense Day on July 4. Telegrams went to state governors urging full cooperation while adjusting to a smaller scale than last year due to Coolidge’s disapproval of November 11. Acting Secretary Davis expects a large turnout with many national guard units in camp, affecting city celebrations and requiring reserve officers to report to Washington.
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War Department
International News Wire
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Dwight L. Davis
National Guard
Washington
Future for Farm to Be Pictured in Waterloo Party
Waterloo hosts a three day event June 25 26 and 27 featuring entertainers from major vaudeville circuits and an exhibit by Dr Q O R Sweeney Iowa State College Ames. The exhibit will show a new farming future with chemical processes turning corncobs and stalks into products for newsprint fuel and more. Sweeney will speak each afternoon making the program both educational and entertaining.
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Waterloo
Ieceas
Altho
Iowa
R. Sweeney
Iowa State College
Ames
Sweeney
Three in Kidnapping Plot Held for Grand Jury in LA
Los Angeles June 3. C Z Stephens Claude A Holcomb and Adrian J Wood charged with plotting to kidnap film star Mars Pickford will appear before the county grand jury Friday. Bail set at 50000 each. District Attorney Keyes to present evidence. habeas corpus hearing for Stephens affected by the move. Des Moines report: Federal Judge Martin J Wade in Iowa City improving at Mercy hospital after illness.
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Los Angeles
Cal
C. Z. Stephens
Claude A. Holcomb
Adrian J. Wood
Mars Pickford
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Keyes
5. S. Hahn
Stephens
Fiudgh Wade
Des Moines
Martin J. Wade
Iowa City
Mercy Hospital
Growth of Stat Power Utilities Shown by Sterns
In Waterloo Iowa a three day joint convention of the National Electric Light Association Iowa section and Iowa Electric Railway Association opened with about 300 delegates, led by Von M Sterns who claimed Iowa electric stations will outpace Muscle Shoals in power. Mayor Gragg welcomed attendees and outlined the industry’s gains, tanisky.
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Congress
Muscle Shoals
Iowa Electric Utilities
von M. Sterns
Humboldt
Towa
National Electric Light Association
M Russell
Iowa Electric Railway Association
A. EB. Gragg
Iowa
Waterloo
Sterns
Witen
Chicago
Tows
Lowa
United States
Paper delivery timing notice from The Courier
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5:80 o clock. If due to carrier error you do not receive your paper by that time, call 5100 for a replacement copy. Phone calls must reach the office before 6:30 p m.
Iowa section head Don M Sterns presides at Waterloo convention
Humboldt born Don M Sterns leads the Iowa section of the National Electric Light Association as its annual convention meets in Waterloo in conjunction with the Iowa Electric Railway association. He is vice president of Central Iowa Power and Light Co., which runs Waterloo public utilities and recently announced the purchase of Town Light Heat and Power Co., strengthening United Gas Improvement Co. and extending from Sioux City to east of Waterloo for a value of 75.6 million dollars.
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Public Information Committee
National Electric Light Association
Isabell Davie
Des Moines
Electric Light and Electric Railway
R. C. Chambers
Iowa Electric Railway Association
Henry George
San Felice
Don M. Sterns
Humboldt
Iowa
Waterloo
Sterns
Central Iowa Power & Light Co
Waterloo Public Utilities
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Town Light, Heat & Power Co
United Gas Improvement Company
Philadelphia
Sioux City
Doctors Say Weeks Has Even Chance of Recovery or Death
Secretary of War John W Weeks remained in a critical condition at Massachusetts General Hospital after an operation. Attending physicians reported no improvement, with temperature and pulse at 160 and normal respiration. Mrs Weeks stayed at the bedside, with relief from her son, daughter, and daughter-in-law.
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Boston
John W. Weeks
Phillips House
Massachusetts General Hospital
Weeks
Policeman kills armored car driver during holdup in Chicago
Wilbur Johnson, 35, armored car driver, was shot dead by Waldo Bastan, a colored officer guarding a south side oil station. Johnson entered with a revolver and demanded money. Bastan mistook him for a robber and fired once. Johnson died later at a hospital. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Chicago
Wilbur Johnson
South Side
Johnson
Waldo Bastan
Needie Removed from Hip After 27 Years
Witside Neb June 3. J G Neily, pioneer physician, is relieved of a one and a half inch fragment of a surgeon's needle from his hip carried for 27 years following a wartime operation. The needle was never located after the break.
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Witside, Neb
R J. G. Neily
Storm toll climbs across Iowa Minnesota and Nebraska
Thirteen dead in last nights wind and electrical storms across middle western states with five fatalities in Minnesota and three in Iowa. Nebraska reports four deaths as tornadoes and floods injure and destroy buildings while lifting rains to aid crops. Des Moines and Chicago list drownings and farm losses amid extensive property damage and downed trees.
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Minneapolis
Nebraska
Iowa
Associated Press
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A&chair
Our
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Orchard
Bozeman
Mont
Doleth
Towa
Des Moines
Frank Hascher
Muscatine
Peter Brown
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George C. Stephenson
Fred Slaiema
Sully
Richard Pabst
Dike
John Harrig
Raymond Weutbald
Festina
Edward Barton
Barton
Campion College
Prairie.du Chien
Mississippi River
Pabst
John Harris
Casey
Henry
Bannister
Nese Grenwood
Smithland
Ticonic
Rodney
United States’ Weather Bureau
Omaha
Neb
Robert Scheer
Lolt Ware
Henry Benetker
North
Carver
County Fair Park
Christine Nelson
Johnson
Nelson
Mad Dog Warnings From Iowa Health Chief
Iowa state health commissioner Dr Rod ney P Fagen warns that Pasteur treatment prevents rabies and should be taken by all exposed persons He notes the department has averaged two treatments daily over the past month Last week two rabies cases traced to a cat bite were reported and rabid animals included hogs cows dogs cats squirrels horses and humans.
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Dea
Moines
Pirevalente
Rables
Iowa
Rodney P. Fagen
Health Department
Pagen
Marshall's Body Arrives in Indianapolis for Funeral
The body of Thomas R. Marshall, former vice president of the United States and Indiana’s former governor, arrived at Union Station from Washington at 1:74 a. m. Masonic funeral services will be held at 104 Avenue tomorrow.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Union Station
Washington
Heat Wave Claims Ten Lives in Ohio
Columbus reports extreme heat causing multiple deaths and many seriously ill as residents suffer in the Ohio heat wave. Prostrations are widespread with numerous cases noted across the state.
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Ohio
Columbus
Most Unusual Rain Hits Shrine Program
June 3 report from Los Angeles notes a rare downpour halted the Shrine program at the Coliseum despite wide smiles among visiting Nobles and local attendees describing the rain as most unusual. In Kingsley, Harry Huss, 60, died by self-inflicted gunshot in his basement after brief visitors left.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Kingsley
Harry Huss
Huss
Edison Ford Burbank May Be Called to Prosecute Scopes
Dayton Tenn June 3 E T Stewart attorney general for the Eighteenth Tennessee judicial district may call Thomas A Edison Henry Ford and Luther Burbank against John T Scopes in the trial opening July 19 Stewart says all three are anti evolutionists He will be aided by Walter White of Rhea county schools in the prosecution They will meet William Jennings Bryan in Nashville for a conference on the case Bryan will go to Tallahassee Fla for a similar measure before the Florida legislature.
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Mark, Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Michigan
Oregon
Nebraska
Washington
America
A. PL Oa
Iowa
Tennessee
Cement Manufacturers Association
Standard Oil
New Republic
Edison
Ford
Burbank
Walled Press
Dayton
Tenn
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John T. Scopes
Thomas A. Eilison
Henry Ford
Luther Burbank
Scopes
Stewart
Eighteenth Tennessee Judicial District
Scones
Walter White
Rhea County
William Jennings Bryan
Nashville
Bryan
Lover
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
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