Crown Prince Hirohito Says U S Japan Should Work Together
Paris June 9 Crown Prince Hirohito told United Press he hopes America and Japan will work hand in hand for mutual benefit and lasting world peace He spoke warmly after a guarded reception in Paris saying he desires to visit the United States someday and praised justice and freedom in America while stressing a future visit as a deferred pleasure.
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WILFRED _FLEISHER
Carter Press
Paris
America
Japan
Prince Hirohito
United Press
United States
Hirohito
Atj
Trnce
Oni
Jin
France protests British Russia property ruling
Paris cabled that France demanded exemption for French owners from a British court ruling on expropriated property in Russia. The note, sent May 35, argued against universal application of the decision recognizing the Soviet government as owner. Temps warned British response may not satisfy, citing Hughes and foreign interests. France urged Britain to inform business partners that French rights remain intact despite the court decision.
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Associated Press
Paris
Great Britain
London
Russia
Temps
Charles E. Hughes
France
Complex Life Promotes Child Malnutrition Says Doctor B
In Boston Dr S Veeder of St Louis told the American Medical Association that busy modern life and social demands cause fatigue and malnutrition in children, especially the wealthy. Physicians agreed elimination of frequent dances and late entertainment aids recovery. Dr Fr Johnson of Grand Rapids found 40 percent of rich children malnourished versus 20 percent among the poor.
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Associated Press
Boston
American Medical Association
S. Veeder
St. Louis
Veeder
Fr. Johnson
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Golden 19 Years Textile Union Leader Dead
John Golden longtime president of the United Textile Workers of America has died in Brooklyn at 63 He was born in Lancashire in 1863 and moved to Fall River Mass in 1884 He led the union for 19 years after rising from the textile ranks guiding 178000 to 200000 members through decades of labor history
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John Golden
Textile Union
Associated Press
Fail River
Mass
Brooklyn
Teohn Golden
United Textile Workers of America
America
John Mitchel
Lancashire
Eng
Milss Spinners’ Union
United States
Golden
National Mule Spinners' Organization
Canada
The
United Textile Workers
Lowell
James Kensey
Gorgen
Japanese Commander at Vladivostok Seizes Siberian Towns
Gen. Er fiyra, commanding Japanese troops in the Vladivostok district, announced that Japan will occupy various Siberian towns of military importance due to the eastern Siberia situation. The Bolshevik government protests and holds the Entente powers morally responsible for intervention.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Erfiyra
Vladivostok
Siberia
Siberian
Helsingfors
Grocers Pick Atlanta Man to Be President
Francis Kamper of Atlanta Ga is named new president of the National Association of Retail Grocers The 1522 meeting will be held in Cleveland Ohio The report notes a final army action against Fort Worth Texas yesterday and the Kansas City Mo dispatch places the announcement in June.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Francis Kamper
Atlanta
National Association of Retail Grocers
Cleveland
Fort, Worth
Tex
New Fall in Price Slate Due Clans Treasury Official
Washington reports a new wave of commodity price reductions beginning nationwide led by treasury actuary James McCoy. He cites a drop in per capita money circulation to $54.43 and says cheaper money no longer fuels inflation, while the dollar buys about twice as much as six months ago.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
James McCoy
Treasury Department
McCoy
Treasury
Labor Department
United States
Foreign suspect linked to Kaber murder in Cleveland
Cleveland police arrest a man described as the cap wearing foreigner and pursue another foreigner believed to have aided in the Daniel F. Kaber murder. Mrs Mary Brickel, 69, mother of Catherine Kaber, is jailed on first degree murder charges in New York connected to the Lakewood publisher case. Extradition papers move Eva Kaber and Marian McArdle toward Ohio, as police question suspects and recall Kaber naming a man with a cap before his death.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Daniel F. Kaber
Lakewood
Mary Brickel
Brickel
Ava
Catherine Kaber
Kaber
Blackhand
New York
Eva Kaber
Marian McArdle
Dan F. Kaber
Ohio
Christensen
Military in Control as Pueblo Finishes Flood Cleanup
Pueblo, Colo., June 9. Military police hold power after Col. Hamrock proclamation as Pueblo clears mud and debris. Clean-up squads work at relief stations to aid refugees amid ongoing flood distress. Denver estimates highway repair costs at 20.9 million dollars after Platte River crest and four days of floods. Northern Colorado farms inundated. bridges, roads, and rail lines damaged. La Junta flood toll rises with teen fatalities confirmed by Colorado National Guard Captain Mock.
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iBy
Associated Press
Pueblo
Colo
Patrick J. Ham Irock
Colorado
Dana
Denver
Maj. L. D. Blauvelt
South Platte
Platte
la Junta
Cole
Bill Mock
Colorado National Guard
Wholesale Price Collusion Charged to Lumber Dealers
United Press reports that the Federal Trade Commission charged the West Coast Limbermen's Association with price collusion and production restraint to maintain prices. The 1919 Canadian log threat and a 300 to 500 percent rise in fir lumber quotations from 1915 to 1920 are cited, with prices still high relative to 1919 and 1917 levels. In Philadelphia, lumber prices are described as rock bottom per the secretary's annual report opening the National Hardwood Lumber Association convention.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
WestCoast Limbermen’s Association
Tthe
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Feld
Rock Bottom
Philadelphia
National Hardwood Lumber Association
Union Demands Equal Rights for Women at Labor Convention
In Denver on June 9 the Metal Trades division of the AFL urged steps to stop alleged exploitation of female labor by unscrupulous employers. The declaration backs female employment but insists women workers receive the same consideration as men.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Metal Trades Division
American Federation of Labor
Peggy Joyce Alimony Battle Nears Ten Million Dollar Line
In Chicago on June 9 Peggy Joyce’s husband Joseph Sabbath testified in a divorce case claiming Peggy’s alimony demand would require an impossible fortune. Peggy, a Farmville Virginia native and showgirl, counters that Joyce’s wealth made her rise possible and may object to the ten million dollar claim. Sabbath revealed transferring a 250000 dollar Miami honeymoon mansion amid a stormy cross examination.
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United Press
Chicago
Peggy
J. Stantey Joyce
Peggy Joyce
Joseph Sabbath
Joyce
Pegs
Weymouth Kirkland
Kirk
Pegsy
Farmville
Miami
Fla. Y
Joxee
Marshalltown Man to Lead Spanish Vets' Encampment
S C Cooper was unanimously nominated for department commander of the United Spanish War Veterans at a three day encampment in Marshalltown Iowa with a vote to follow. The second day featured initiation rites for the Serpents at Clear Lake with veterans and auxiliary members enjoying fishing swimming boating and dancing as the Waterloo team staged the ritual with a 30 foot serpent lure.
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Associated Press
Mason City
S. C. Cooper
Marshalltown
United Spanish War Veterans
Clear Lake
Waterloo
American Pro Golfers Beaten at Glen Eagles
American golfers were eliminated in the qualifying rounds of the 1000 guineas match at Glen Eagles Scotland. T G Benoni of Manchester defeated Walter Hager of Detroit, leaving only one American in the frst round. The last American fell 3 down with 2 to play. Mrs Mallory Wins. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, the American singles tennis champion, beat M McKeane in the fourth round 6-1 4-6 6-1. Elizabeth Ryan of California defeated K McKane 6-4 4-6 6-2.
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iBy United Press
Glen Eagles
Scotland
Inc
T. G. Benoni
Manchester
Walter Hager
Detroit
Mallory
Beckenham
Kent
England
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
M. McKeane
Elizabeth Ryan
California
K. McKane
Osborne elected president of Iowa Funeral Directors
Funeral Directors of Iowa elect T. R. Osborne of New Sharon as president. A. E. McAuley of Mason City named first vice president. H. C. Page of Bonaparte and RK. Crane of Mount Pleasant as vice presidents. R. Smith of Burlington secretary. C. H. Gregoire of Dubuque treasurer. Burlington chosen as 1922 convention city. adjournment planned.
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The
Associated Press
Des Moines
T. R. Osborne
New Sharon
Iowa Funeral Directors’ Association
A. E. McAuley
Maso City
H. C. Page
Bonap
RK. Crane
Mount Pleasant
R. ©. Smith
Burlington
C. H. Gregoire
Dubuque
Ieasurer
Resume Ford Contest for Newberry Seat
Washington D D C June 9 Henry Ford contended against Senator Newberry seating as A Victor Barnes sister in law of Newberry testified about a $25000 campaign contribution. A wrecked automobile driver intoxicated was booked for driving a motor car while intoxicated and released on $50 bond with municipal court hearing continued.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.D. C
Herry Ford
Newberry
Micungab
Senate
A. Victor Barnes
Wace Sa. U. Semua
Second Street
Sullivan Avenas
Carrie A Riley Named President Of Ladies Of G A R
Carrie A Riley of Waterloo was chosen president of the Ladies of the G A R by unanimous vote. Harriett B Hohl was named department secretary, with Laura M McCrea as senior vice president and Laura B Jones as junior vice president. A dinner at Black's Tearoom will honor Mrs Riley this evening with national and state officers in attendance.
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Carrie A. Riley
Waterloo
Ladies of
G. A. R. Today
Unani
Riley
Lincoln Circle
Circle In Heart
Harriett B. Hohl
Laura M. McCrea
Greenfield
Laura B. Jones
Des Moines
Torrea
Oskafonsa
Riley Willl
Black’s
Grand Army of the Republic
Winnifred Seiper
Matie Walker
Sioux City
Laura McCrea
Stella Hallam
Carrie Riley
Notable G A R official reporter at late convention notes
Gordon L Elliott of Des Moines, quiet and unassuming, has played a key role as official reporter for the G A R state department. He has taken down in shorthand every word from the sessions and songs and will later transcribe the journal. Elliott has long reported department encampments since 1904 and districts court matters in Polk county. A waffle breakfast for visiting S C V and S V auxiliary members was held at Memorial Hall, with decorated dining rooms and waffles served. The Iowa Division drumcorps issued resolutions thanking attendees for the good time at the gathering.
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Gordon L. Elliott
Des Moines
G. A. R. State Department
Elliott
District Court of Polk Pcounty
France
G. A.R
G. A
S. C. Vv
Memorial Hall
Drumcorps
Iowa
Gunman and Two Policemen Dead in Toledo Standoff
In Toledo Ohio Thomas Kelly 45 of Oklahoma was killed by police after a two hour battle in a barricaded boarding house room. He and two patrolmen Patrolman Harry Dowell and Patrolman Harold Mossbrueger were killed during the confrontation. Mossbrueger died after a dramatic rooftop dash under fire. Dowell’s body lay on the sidewalk for hours as officers struggled to recover it amid intense gunfire.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Thomas Kelly
Oklahoma
Kelly
Harry Dowell
Harold Mossbrueger
Nelly Key
Allen
Mossbrueger
Dowell
Clinton Boy Scouts Will Travel Month Thru West in Autos
Two hundred Clinton Scouts depart June 20 for Yellowstone in a caravan of autos with 25 band members. Hosted by 500 local businessmen, they will tent along the route, sleeping in open camps, followed by five trucks with gear. The month long journey ends July 26 with doctors, nurses, a moving picture unit and wireless equipment accompanying the hosts.
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Clinton
Yellowstone Park
Gompers Calls Open Shop Battle Tactics
United Press reports from Denver that Samuel Gompers AFofL president urged unions to defeat the open shop by boycotting open shop products. He predicted the federation’s upcoming annual convention would help dismantle the movement. John L. Lewis, expected rival, travels toward Denver for the convention.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
United States
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Indianapolis
Lewis
Gompers
Wartburg College Grants Diplomas to Largest Class
In Waverly Indiana on June 9 Wartburg College graduated its largest class to date with 48 diplomas awarded during morning exercises in the gymnasium.
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Wartburg College
Waverly
Wartburg Academy
American Legion Commander Dies in Auto Crash
President Harding sent a message of sympathy to Mrs. F W Galbraith Jr widow of the American Legion national commander killed in an Indianapolis auto crash The commander Cel Galbraith was noted for his leadership and devotion to country The widow left Northport Michigan with two children for Indianapolis to attend the funeral or remain there as help is offered
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Page Oneness Men's Club
Rotary Club
City Planning Commission
Amateur Baseball Association
Clifton Welfare Association
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
Indianapolis
American Legion
Galbraith
Ohio
Legion
North
Lted Press
Northport
Mich
Fred W. Galbraith
Guard Troops Camp Aug 10 to 24 at Camp Dodge
Des Moines June 3 Iowa National Guard troops will camp from August 10 to 24 at Camp Dodge, state adjutant general Terloo announces. Local committee members A J Whittins, T B Wallace, and R P Wilson express gratitude for favors received in preparing the encampment.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Camp Dodge
Obregon Declines U S Treaty Demands Stating No Political Pact
Mexico City June 9 formal signature of a treaty with the United States as a condition to U S recognition of the Obregon administration is deemed impossible. Obregon's private secretary cited recent pronouncements. the foreign office called a political treaty invalid without constitutional power. The note said commerce clauses could be acceptable with modifications, but political stipulations clash with Article 15 of the Mexican constitution.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mex
Mexico
United States
Obregon
Washington
Foreign Office
D O V Election Concludes Session
Daughters of Veterans concluded their session by electing Mrs. Evan T. Daugherty of Ottumwa as president. Senior vice president is Mrs. Gene McMasters of Cedar Rapids. junior vice president Mrs. Magmie McCall of Davenport. chaplain Mrs. Winona Tinsley of Des Moines. treasurer Mrs. S. F. Frick of Des Moines. Council members include Mrs. Lola Elliott and Mrs. Nettie Koons of Des Moines and Hattie Sheehan of Davenport. inspector Mrs. Laura Panzenhagen. patriotic instructor Mrs. Mabel Friedersohn of Merengo. delegate at large Mrs. Minnie Rowell of Cedar Rapids.
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Daughters of Veterans
Evan T. Daugherty
Ottumwa
Gene McMasters
Cedar Rapids
Magmie McCall
Davenport
Winona Tinsley
Des Moines
S. F. Frick
Mmes
Lola 8. Elliott
Nettie Koons
Hattie Sheehan
Laura Panzenhagen
Mabel Friederichson
Merenga
Minnie Rowell
Congress Debates Borah Probe and Navy Bill Talks
United Press reports Labor Hillman urges Borah resolution for garment trade inquiry. Agriculture panel continues copper and grain hearings, conferees to meet on navy bill. Loovas advances Sweet Pit consolidation of soldier agencies, Porter peace resolution pending. Merchant marine act amendments rise before house panel as naval affairs and general legislation work.
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United Prem
Labor Hillman
Workers’ Union
Borah
Seeere
Agriculture Committee
Loovas
Sweet Pit
House
Merchant Marine Committee
Naval Affairs
Senate to Probe All Ex-Service Men Aid
Senate adopts Walsh resolution to create a committee to investigate all government agencies handling former service men. Unanimous vote. The inquiry targets action on veterans claims amid alleged scandals causing discontent in American Legion posts nationwide. Coolidge to appoint five senators to probe the War Risk Insurance Bureau Public Health Service and other federal agencies dealing with veterans.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. C
Senate
Walsh
Massachusetts
Pinglican Legion
Coolidge
War Risk Insurance Bureau
The
Public Health Service
State Adds 5000 to Rewards for Slaves Slain Teacher Sara Thursdale Murder Reward Varies
Des Moines reports Gov Ken dall announced the state would pay 500 reward for the arrest and conviction of Miss Sara Barbara Thursdale a Valley Junction school teacher murdered near the city last Saturday. Other rewards for the murderer total about 1500.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Gov
Kendall
Sara Barbara Thursdale
Valley Junction
Here
Thursdale
Marine Air Officer Killed in Plane Fall
A Marine Air Officer, Lt. W.B. Brown of Boise Idaho, was killed when his airplane crashed into the water at Colonial Beach Virginia. Sergeant Alvin R. Buzebe of Oneida New York was rescued by a submarine chaser and taken to a dispensary. Divers search for Brown's body.
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United Press
Washington, D
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