Obregon Open to US Mexico Treaty After Recognition
President Obregon indicates willingness to sign a treaty with the United States along lines suggested by Secretary Hughes, if American recognition is extended. Negotiations continue in Mexico City between Obregon and the U.S. chargé d’affaires as Washington seeks to safeguard property rights and set up a commission on revolutionary losses.
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Gaileé Prean
Washington, D. C
Obregon
Mexico
United Stat
Hughes
United States
Washington
Mexico City
George T. Simmerlin
Pueblo Flood Refugees: 2000 Homeless Seek Tent City Safety
Reports detail two thousand homeless residents in Pueblo evacuated to Tent City refuges after floods. Stories describe personal losses including a tailor's mud-logged room and salvaged belongings such as a coffee mill and sewing machine. Last June 8 trains carried refugees toward Denver as flood waters affected routes across Kansas and Colorado.
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Antonio Valencia
Tiburcio Mojica
Sofia Alvardo de Gonzales
Hutchinson
Kan
Aitchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Denver
Rock Island &Pacific
Kansas
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma
McFarland
Rocky Island
la Junta
Colo
Pueblo
Trinidad
A Tex
Atchison
Topeke
Santa Fe
Jeff_ Pueblo
Topeka
Arkansas River
Arkansas
Sheriff Unable to Fasten Murder of Teacher on Negro
Des Moines reports a negro suspect Tom Lewis held for the murder of teacher Sara Berhara Thursdale. Authorities press for a confession as Brig. Gen. George C. Richards faces nomination battles in Washington. Deputies continue search for clues near the crime scene but cannot prove ownership of a blood-stained racket found nearby.
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United Press
Des Moines
Tom Lewis
Sara Berhara Thursdale
EB. Robb
Rickards
Congress
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
George C. Richards
Day
Pennsylvania National Guard
Wilson
Theryser
Hard- Sement
Negra
Ing
Like Romance From Gorky Life of Rabbi Yam poloski
A mystic tale of Rabbi Yampolos ki and his Russian love. Born in Russia he escaped pogroms to America, becoming pastor of Sons of Jacob in Waterloo. He saved for two years to bring his sweetheart to the United States, only to receive a telegram that she died aboard a ship, shattering his celebrated dream of happiness.
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Maxim Gorky
Turgenev
Tolstoy
Ilife
B. Yampoloski
South Street
Sons of Jacob
Rabbi Yampolos
America
Rabbi Yampoloski
Russia
Waterloo
New York
Mr. Yampoloski
Badyied
Yampoloski
Lfe
Nau
Rabbi Yampolosi
OPANIGH WAR VETS IN MIRGON CITY FOR DAY CONVENTION
Mason City hosts 500 Spanish War veterans and auxiliary members for a three day convention June 8 to 9 and 16. Registration at Cerro Gordo hotel, welcome by Mayor Beecher, opening encampment, banquet, and Snakes order meeting mark the start with plans for chartered trains to Clear Lake and a Friday parade and initiation. Marshalltown Cedar Rapids Ottumwa delegates expected to bid for next encampment.
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Associated Press
Mason City
Mason' S
Cerro Gordo
A. H. Beecher
Methodist Church
Snakes Order
Clear Lake
Order of Snakes
Council Bluffs
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Woman, 58, Attacks Elevator Operator in Love Feud
Omaha dispatch reports Mrs James Townsend 58 attacked Virginia Fancher 18 elevator operator in Council Bluffs after confrontation over Townsend's husband. Townsend shouted insults and threats outside a bank building, injuring Fancher during the clash. The incident follows the husband’s prior role as janitor in the same building.
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United Press
Omaha
Neb
Virginia Fancher
Burk
Council Bluffs
James T. Townsend
Funders
Townsend
Mrs Southard and Deputy Sheriff Will Avoid the Crowds
San Francisco June 8 Our plans for leaving are indefinite Deputy Sheriff W H Ormsby of Twin Falls said today Mrs Lydia Southard from Honolulu en route to Twin Falls where Mrs Southard is to be tried as an alleged femnine Bluebeard We will have all of our plans made by evening altho they dont think we will give them out Both Mrs Southard and ourselves wish to avoid the crowd of curious and morbid spectators who make themselves a nuisance We should arrive in Twin Falls either Friday or Saturday
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United Press
San Francisco
Sherif W. H. Ormsby
Twin Falls
Ormsby
Lydia Southard
Honolulu
G O P Committeeman Alvin Hert Dies in Washington
A I Hert national Republican committee man from Kentucky died suddenly in his hotel in Washington on June 8 while attending a national committee meeting. He helped lead the Harding campaign and backed Governor Lowden during the convention.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
A. I. Hert
National Republican
Kentucky
Hert
National Committee
Harding
Lowden
Illinois
Convict Who Eloped from Fort Madison Captured by Posse
Fort Madison Ia June 1 1921 convict Howard Frost who escaped while unloading coal near the state penitentiary walls was captured by a posse a few miles north of town noon today. Frost serving seven year term for freight car robbery. It is the twelfth escape in six months. Warden Hallowell and J H Strief of the state board of control discussed laxity in management but no report was released. Don Carlos and Stillman remain missing. both were trusties at the prison.
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United Press
Fort. Madison
Howard Frost
State Penitentiary
Hallowell
Frost
Here
Robert
Don Carlos
Des Moines
John Stillman
J. WH. Strief
State Board of Control
Fig
Stillman
Dream-Painting Draws Crowds At Peoria Exhibit
Hundreds visit the Peoria Art League annual show to view the dream picture by Mrs William Hawley Smith. The Whistler like landscape was painted in under two and a half hours after she awoke from a dream, and she recalls seeing the artist at work in her vision.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Ainted
Wiliam Hawleymith
Peoria Art League
Whistler
Mrs. Smith
Hays Chosen Commander Of 168th Infantry Reunion
Creston Iowa June 8 The One Hundred Sixty eighth Infantry closed its reunion with officers named Commander Glen C Hays Des Moines Vice Commander Janes Bonnam Council Bluffs secretary Joseph Thomas Des Moines treasurer Dr Lehr Des Moines and W J Robb Des Moines chaplain
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Associated Press
Creston
One Hundred Sixty-eighth Infantry
Glen C. Hays
Des Moines
Janes Bonnam
Council Bluffs
Joseph Thomas
Dr. Lehr
W. J . Robb
Bankers and Farmers Form Iowa Farm Credits Company
Articles of incorporation filed in Des Moines establish the Iowa Farm Credits corporation with a $5.9 million capital led by L. A Andrew of Ottumwa as president. The firm, backed by Iowa Farm Bureau and Iowa Bankers Association, begins business with offices in Des Moines and $1 million paid in.
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Associated Press
Ottumwa, Ta
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Credits Corporation
United States
Iowa Farm Bureau
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Andrew
C. W. Hunt
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
EB. ©. Cunningham
Ames
Farm Bureau Federation
John A. Cavanaugh
Official Inspection Set for Waterway Route to Sea
Duluth Minn June 8 An inspection tour over the St Lawrence waterways route by cabinet members governors and senators will be held July 21 to 13 the Great Lakes St Lawrence Tidewater association announced Secretary Hoover and Secretary Wallace have accepted invitations The trip targets those with direct concern and knowledge of the project Iowa officials met in Des Moines to map plans and discuss spending 5000 granted by the legislature to push the waterway before the national government
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Associated Press
Duluth Minn
St. Lawrence Waterways
Charles P. Craig
Great Lakes- St. Lawrence
Hoover
Wallace
Craig
Council of States
Iowa
Des Moines
Commission On
President Urges College Graduates to Render Service
President Harding told graduates at American University in Washington that America should model service for the world. He urged the thousands conferred diplomas this month to view their degrees as commissions of service and to take civic responsibility seriously to uphold national ideals.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
America
Harding
American University
Patriotic Fete at G W A Rooms in Waterloo
The G A R and W R C ladies hosted a noonday luncheon at the Greater Waterloo association. Speakers included Miss Maud Whedon Smith and notable locals. Miss Smith received a gold-embroidered fag from the W R C as thanks for hospitality. Col Chase praised Waterloo for its welcome to visitors.
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Greater Waterloo Association
H. B.lichty
Maud Whedon Smith
W.R
Weeks Urges Caution On U S Disarmament
Secretary Weeks told New York University graduates that disarming first would be folly and that the United States must stay prepared to defend rights and sovereignty until all nations can dismantle fortifications and navies by mutual consent. He warned against war with Great Britain and urged simultaneous global disarmament via international agreement while supporting voluntary training under the National Defense Act.
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Associated Press
New York
Jones
United States
Weeks
New York University
Great Britain
Tome
Urge Organic Union Gaining Support from Major Churches
The Organic union with the Methodist and Presbyterian churches was approved today by the Congregational Union of Canada in session. The resolution was sent to the Presbyterian general assembly at Toronto for consideration.
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Associated Press
Methodist
Presbyterian Churches
Congregational Union of Canada
Presbyterian General Assembly
Toronto
Suspected Slayer Attempts Death in Cell
New York June 8 Mrs Eva Kaber of Lakewood Ohio held here in connection with the slaying of her husband in a Cleveland suburb nearly two years ago attempted death by self harm in her cell by slashing her right wrist with a nail file.
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Associated Press
New York
Eva Kaber
Lakewood
Cleveland
Neil
Government funds for rehabilitation questioned by Robinson
Representative Robinson accuses the federal board of vocational education of wasting rehabilitation funds for disabled soldiers. He warns the program could cost billions with only a small number rehabilitated, citing $1.9 billion projected expenses and $265 million already appropriated. He criticizes high overhead and mushroom schools and urges directing funds to established state universities and schools.
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United Pressy
Washington, D. C
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Representative Robinson
Republican
Kansas
Robinson
Fringe of Society Tragedy Flares in Grim Chicago Trial
In Chicago Mrs. Cora Orthwein stands trial for murder over the death of Hers bert P Zeigler Goodyear Tire executive who died with Zeigler’s wife seeking work to support their daughter. Assistant prosecutor Lloyd Heth presents a witness list featuring Violet Dickery Charlotte Lewinsky and Jack Barry as jurors are to be selected.
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United Press
Chicago
tChicago
Cora Orthwein
Hersbert P. Zeigler
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Zeigler
Violet Dickery
Jack” Barry
Orthwein
Zeigier
Heth
Jong
Pullman Employees Recall Strike Vote Across 80 Cities
The strike ballot circulated among Pullman company's shop forces in more than 80 cities, which was to be voted and returned Friday morning, was recalled today after Associated Press reporting from Chicago on June 8.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Pullman Company
Des Moines Man Appointed Revenue Field Chief
Pressley R Baldridge of Des Moines has been named chief field deputy in the Internal Revenue Office for Iowa by Collector Lars Blaine He previously worked with Central Trust Company of Des Moines and assumes the new post immediately
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Associated Press
I Dubuque, Ia
Pressley R. Baldridge
Des Moines
Internal Revenue Office
State of Iowa
Lars Bladine
Baldridge
Central Trust Company of
Mrs Julia Murray dies at Cedar Falls after fall injuries
Mrs Julia Murray aged 54 a long time Cedar Falls resident died at her home at Sixth and Walnut streets at 1 30 pm today from injuries suffered in a fall eight weeks ago. Surviving daughters are Mrs Edward Carpenter and Miss Emma.
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Julia Murray
Cedar Falls
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
Edward Carpenter
Emma
Telegraph Briefs From Washington And Beyond
The state department proposed a Mexico treaty promising no confiscatory enforcement and announced imminent proclamations establishing a home government for the Dominican Republic. The Senate backed an army of 170000 and Treasury plans refunding most of the 7500000000 short term war debt, deferring 6000000000. Immigrant backlogs in New York absorb June quota. Germany paid about 14500000 on reparations. Two flying cadets died in a bombing practice crash near pion, Virginia. A Bailey-White feud flare and a man was reported killed in Louisville Hill.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
State Department
Mexico x
Dominican Republic
Senate
Louisville
Hill
Pion
Mellon
Treasury Department
New York
Congress committees act on public buildings and more
Today in Congress multiple panels meet to advise on bills including a public buildings measure, a sugar equalization bill, and general naval legislation. The Senate Elections committee opens hearings on the Foard-Newberry case, while the Postoffice panel weighs the Linney nomination. Other panels consider a good roads bill, a capper Tinder measure, and routine mining legislation as the Army bill is debated.
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Naval Affairs
Senate Elections Committee
Fla. Linney
United States
North Carolina
Postoffice
Agriculture
Mines and Mining Committee
Senate
Thousands in ships pen migrants in New York harbor
In New York harbor twelve ships crowd with thousands of immigrants who must endure weeks at sea or aboard vessels. The aged and children from Europe face unsanitary conditions as authorities seek urgent aid and a new amendment to curb influx under the newly enacted immigration limits.
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United Press
New York
Italy
Czecho-Slovakia
Strick
Central Europe
Fred A. Wallis
Washington
Congress
United States
Europe
Farm Bureaus May Obtain Coal Direct
Plans for dating contracts for a million tons of coal are under consideration by the American Farm Bureau Federation. State federation secretaries from Ohio Indiana Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Nebraska and the Dakotas will meet in Chicago June 8 to discuss cooperative coal purchases and contracts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
State Farm Bureau Federation
Mon- Gay
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
The
Dakotas
Fayette county Odd Fellows and Rebekah convention set in Oelwein
The sixth annual Fayette county I O O F and Rebekah convention will be held in Oelwein on Friday with an expected large attendance. Officers include Alice Mc Bride president Belle Henderson secretary Sarah Tiffany treasurer Emily Jones RB 7 Cameron and C H Benson on the executive committee.
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Rebekkah
Oelwein
Fayette County I
Rebekah Association
Alice McBride
Belle Henderson
Sarah Tiffany
Emily Jones
Cameron
C. H. Benson
Mrs Theodocia Myers Dies at Home at 622 Fowler Street
Mrs Theodocia Myers age about 183 died at noon today at her home 622 Fowler Street. The remains were removed to the undertaking parlors of Hileman and Gindt pending funeral arrangements.
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Theodocta Myers
Theodocia Myers
Fowler Street
Hileman & Gindt
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Mirgon City
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Fort Madison
Hays
168Th Infantry
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Iowa Farm Credits Corp
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Helen Lee Carpenter
Cdty High
John Vorhees
Universal Hoist Company
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Friends
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LE Witt
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