Chicago slayings bandit hunt probes midnigh t cabarets
Chicago police extended a nationwide dragnet for a so called mid night flapper bandit who shot insurance man Richard C Teemer during a robbery. Dozens of women were questioned as potential suspects while Mrs Teemer wept and urged the capture of the killer. State's Attorney Crowe warned of the death penalty if the right suspect is found.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Gahtio Madsen
Clinton
Polie
Richard C. Teemer
Madsen
Citton
Oj Lewes
United Press
Pstive
Tesmier
Teemer
Gold Coast
Robert E. Crowe
North Shore
Ald Crowe
Vesmer
Down
Iimternational
Richard C
Tess Mer
Crowe
Cook County
Berlin's New Bid on Germany Loans Conditions
The article outlines a contingent German loan deal tied to upper Skecia control and restoration of Germany’s global commercial privileges, with a large sum offered and a plan to liquidate over time. It notes US Secretary Hughes relayed that the proposal was not acceptable to the Allies and recalls the 1922 Paris Allies meeting where reparations figures and penalties were debated, including French occupation of Ruhr and the last German offer of 36.0 billion gold marks rejected by the Allies.
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Skecia
Germany
Harding
Hughes
United States
Ween
Ruhr
France
Cuno
Reichstag
International News Wire
Brussels
Imprev
Belgium
Poincare Rejects Belgian Push in Ruhr Reparations Talks
Premier Poincare of France refused to discuss Belgian reparations details in Brussels as Belgian officials pressed for agreement. He held that Britain bears partial moral responsibility for Ruhr disruptions and warned that one word from London could halt German passive resistance. Paris viewed the Ruhr issue as both political and economic, while London and Belgian attitudes hinder joint reparations talks.
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Poincare
France
Thisme
Ruhr
Auld
London
Nerlin
Polacare
Great Britain
Belgium
Germany
Celled
Paris
Thenunis
Dilgrim
Lindon
Brussels
Foreign Office
Berlin
Moscow
United Press
Poinlare
Poingare
Angry Woman Lets Husband Have Baby in Davenport
On June 7 in Davenport Police Court Magistrate Harald Metcalf ruled the husband may see his five year old daughter Myrtle Tinton if he provides $78 a week support. Mrs Tipton cried you can have the baby as the judge continued the case for 20 days. Tipton then took the child and left with her, while the magistrate dismissed the case against him.
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Davenport
Angermo
Harald Metcau
Myrtle Tinton
Fort Madison
Tipton
Lutheran Augustana Synod Convention Opens at Rockford
The Lutheran Augustana synod begins its 64th annual convention in Rockford under a new constitution. Thirteen conferences and three home mission districts totaling 293,777 members across the United States and Canada are represented. Changes include consolidating mission boards and a president elected for four years to devote full time, sparking debate over centralized authority and a lively presidential race. Incumbent Dr G A Brandelle of Rock Island is a possible successor.
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Rockford
Lutheran Augustana Synod
St. Paul
United States
Canada
Sonja
G. A. Brandelle
Rock Island, Til
Hlinselt
Little Girl Narrowly Survives Drowning in Catchbasin
Thelma Durgensen, ten, nearly drowned after slipping into an open sewer catch basin during late yesterday afternoon’s heavy rainfall in Clinton. Passerby Harry Th. Eckright grabbed and pulled her from the water as she sank a second time, saving her life.
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Clinton
Thelma
Durgensen
Harry Th. Eckright
Des Moines State Briefs Highlight Living Flag Event
Des Moines brief notes a living flag formed by camp tire girls for Nag day on June 14 with Mrs. W. Nelson directing and additional flag drills by Boy scouts and war veterans. Anamosa seeks popular girls for a Fourth of July queen prize, Ottumwa reports a $20,003.48 inheritance tax, Arthur Middleton receives a doctor of music degree at Indianola, and Governor Kendall’s health status remains uncertain in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Camp Tire
W. Nelson
Anamosa
Chicago
Dex Moines
John H. Morrell
Ottiming
Ottumwa Packer
Indianola
Arthur Middleton
Metropolitan Opera Company
Jes Moines
Kendall
Iowa University
I Muscatine
Omaha
Neb
Guy Rafter
Fontanelle
Valentine
Cedar Rapitis
Robert B. Stewart
Hawkeye Oil Company Consolidates with Producers
Hawkeye Oil of Waterloo merges with Producers & Refiners Corp to expand to 350 stations and centralize operations across Iowa Illinois Minnesota Nebraska and other territories. Walter Coward shifts to Chicago as assistant general sales manager. A H Coward remains in Waterloo. Large oil lands in Texas Oklahoma Wyoming fuel supplies. two Oklahoma refineries and two Wyoming refineries feed the network. Corporate earnings for 1922 show strong profitability with substantial surplus and rising reserves. Mrs. Cora M. Wilson dies at 66 with funeral arrangements pending.
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Hawkeye Oil Company
Waterloo
Cousa
Cor Gration
Chicago
Oyeretha
Hawkeye Gl
Delaware
Walter B. Caward
Ghitago
Tefin~ Sts Corporation
Shipimenat
Pestrotetm Predwcts Frou
Retitiarius Ta Ifuwkeye Gtationa
Diestroi Coward
Incrowe Sauk
A. H. Coward
Hawkeye Uil Company
Fice
Des Moines
Mason City
Ottumwa
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Nebraska
Hawkeys Oil ‘Company
Wyoming
Producers & Reiners Corporation
Texas
Rocky Mountain
A. H. Caward
W Caward
Producers & Refiners Corporation
N. ©. Wurster
H. 8. Goward
New York Stock Exchange
Lyons Petroleum Company
Fensland Ol
Praterreg
Iowa School Bands Win Money Prizes
Iowa school bands won cash prizes in a three day national tourney conducted by the Muston Industries Chamber of Commerce. Pastoria High School won first prize worth 1000 dollars with an average score of 34. Morrison Technical High School finished second earning 500 dollars and Camden Wiluts Jr. High placed third with 80? dollars. Hyde Park and Slyde Park of Chicago followed with 260 and 100 dollars respectively. Approximately twenty bands from midwestern states entered the event judged by W H Samtelman of the United States Marine Corps band.
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Ue Associated Press
Chicago
Cedar Rapids Fr
Richland Center
Wis
Newcastle
Paw Pauw
Mich
Pittsburgh
Mmersone Hign
Gary
Ind
Evansville
Cedar Rapids
Louisville
Rockford
Hikham
W. H H. Samtelman
Yic United States Marine Corps Band
Caneut
Genterville
Twentyfourth
Mail Licenses for Gas Milk Eggmen
Des Moines reports the Department of Agriculture mail license renewals for gasoline milk and egg dealers. About 5 200 gasoline station licenses at 3 each 10 009 milk licenses at 1 each and 8 000 egg licenses were issued last year with no large increases predicted for the coming year according to department officials.
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Des Moines
Department of Agriculture
Tools of Yeggmen Found Near Farley
Nineteen sticks of dynamite two pounds of nitroglycerin fuses cotton batting shotgun shells and soap were found in a suitcase hidden in brush near Farley Iowa A pair of shoes and Hamilton county license plates were with the suitcase
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Dubuque
Farley
Hamilton County
Measles Epidemic in Waterloo Declines
City clerk Charles C. MacKay reports six new measles cases yesterday, the smallest daily total in weeks, with a peak of 56 cases in one day. One case of whooping cough also reported.
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Charles C. MacKay
Slayers of 33 sentenced to be shot within 72 hours
Moscow-Vasili A Comaroff and his wife were condemned for murdering 33 people. The court heard no emotion as the sentence was read, while the crowd applauded and demanded immediate execution.
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Moscow
Vasili A Comaroff
Elephant Clings to Bloomfield Road After Pulaski Dalliance
A carnival elephant refused to move from Pulaski Ia. and wandered toward Bloomfield then halted near Bloomfield road. Trainers failed with tractors and the beast became a local spectacle attracting many residents before slipping free again. A Bloomfield farmer fears haystack damage and plans to protect his property as authorities monitor the wandering pachyderm.
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Associated Press
Burlington
Pulaski
Bloomfield Road
Forse
Mloris
Bloomfield
Bloomfeld
Egypt
Farmer's Wife and Mother Jailed for Aiding His Escape
Mason City Iowa June 7 Mrs Earl Farmer and her mother in law Mrs Carrier Farmer are jailed after the younger woman confessed to aiding her husband Carl Farmer in his jail escape Tuesday night near Swaledale Sheriff Fred Marsh reports he was captured nearby this afternoon The wife claimed she brought the saws in her hat and that Farmer threatened her if she did not aid his escape The case also involves alleged robberies at Clear Lake and the farmer is under arrest for those charges.
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Mason City
Earl Farmer
Carrier Farmer
Carl Farmer
Farmer
Clear Lake
Allen's Foot-Ease Opens Comfort in Tight Shoes
Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller and walk comfortably by using Allen's Foot-Ease powder. Shake into shoes for instant relief from corns bunions calluses and blisters and to rest tired feet. Over 1,500,000 pounds used by Army and Navy. free sample and walking doll offered.
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Allen
le Roy N. Y
Shepherd guest at Brown home in Seattle
Rh A Sheprend Heres R UW Shepherd of Seattle visits the home of Mr and Mrs G Brown at 846 Vine. He is a brother of Mrs Brown.
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Rh. A. Sheprend
R. UW
Shepherd
Seattle, Waeh
Hr G. Brown
Vine
Brown
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