G A R Camp Breaks in Blaze of Glory at Encampment
The forty seventh annual Iowa Grand Army of the Republic encampment adjourned in Waterloo after a spirited four ballots for department commander. J B Harsh of Creston elected to lead with T F Shannon and W A Abbott installed as senior and junior vice commanders. Ketcham, chief commander, visited and announced 1922 encampment in Iowa City.
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J. B. Harsh
Creston
Thomas F. Shannon
Waterloo
Deve
R. L. Chase
Comnander
Indianapolis
Ind
Grand Army
Ketcham
Pennsylvania
Owa
J. .W. Willet
Col. Palmer
J. G. Harsh
T. F. Shennon
W. A. Abbott
Des Moines
J. B. Boyce
Washington
K. Coats
J. B. Benson
L. J. Korn
Stewart
Sewart
Harsh
Nwo
Chaplain Coats
Benson
Iowa
Ohio
One Hundred Forty-eighth
Tllingis Infantry
Ways and
Matt Parrott
Robert Anderson
Grand Army Dramcorps
Courier delivery policy with late paper remedy
The notice states home delivery by 35 30 o clock and offers a replacement if the paper is late due to carrier error. Readers are instructed to call 3330 for a duplicate copy, with calls to reach the office before 8 80 p m for service.
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Tme
Orthwein Attorney Seeks Quiet Jury in Murder Trial
Chicago court scene on day two of the Orthwein murder trial as jurors are seated. Prosecutor Heth seeks middle aged, cabaret-averse jurors while defense lawyer Short favors convivial jurors. Defendant Mrs. Cora Orthwein claims self defense in the Zeigler homicide sparked by jealousy over Charlotte Lewinsky.
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United Press
Chicago
Orthwein
Cora C. Orthwein
Herbert P. Zeigler
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Lloyd Heth
Ben Short
Ben Short, Attorney For Mrs. Orthwein
Mexico Bans All Foreign Currency Imports
Mexico City June 9. President Obregon issues a decree prohibiting importation into Mexico of any foreign money except gold and its circulation within the country after July 1. Violators face a fine double the value of the foreign money used.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mex
Mexico
Obregon
Western Bankers to Confer with Mellon
United Press reports Secretary Mellon and likely Secretary Wallace will meet with western bankers at the White House in about a week. Invitations to the conference will be sent within a day or two.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Mellon
Wallace
White House
Untermeyer considers anti-trust prosecution aid from Daugherty
At a New York hearing Samuel Untermeyer said he would ask Attorney General Daugherty if the justice department could spare men and funds to prosecute anti-trust violators. The committee received evidence of legal combinations by builders and dealers in several Iowa cities and asked Phillips to probe the Prudential Insurance company for potential private holdings and employments of its president.
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Associated Press
New York
Samuel Untermeyer
Tom Anuttee
Daugherty
Ation
Altho
Albert Jes
Minn
Algons
Charlen
City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Moines
Dubuque
Crosses
Wits
Mason Cceville
Waren
Untermyer
State Insurance
Phillips
Prudential Insurance Company
Worest
Dryden
New Tarife Bill Poised To Surpass Payne Measure
Washington dispatch reports Ways and Means plans for a new tariff bill far higher than the Payne Aldrich act. The first proposal was rejected by the Republican caucus for constitutional doubts, though secrecy hides exact rates. Leadership weakness and Penrose's absence threaten passage.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Ways and Means Committee
Lowers
America
Congress
Ways and Means
George M. Young
North Dakota
House
Senate
Ways and Meats Committee
Congressman Young
James R. Mann
Washington
Penrose
Pennsylvania
McCumber
New Fork Evening Post
Ene
Col William Hester Dies at Brooklyn Eagle Publisher Firm
Associated Press reports in New York on June 9 that Col William Hester, 66, longtime president of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle company, died today at his home in Brooklyn after entering the Eagle office as a boy and rising through the ranks.
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Associated Press
New York
William Hester
Brooklyn Daily Eagle Company
Brooklyn
Eagle
Heavy rains batter extreme northeast Iowa amid mud
Severe rainfall in the last 24 hours drenched extreme northeast Iowa causing mud and flooding concerns. Showers are forecast to move into eastern and southern Iowa this afternoon or tonight, with lighter activity elsewhere. Dutch Masters Harvester La Avora Reynaldo 4 great ten cent ads.
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Ccal
Iowa
Harvester
la Avora
Reynaldo
Army Air Service Chief Moves to Remove Brig. Gen. Mitchell
Maj. Gen. Menoher requests Brig. Gen. Mitchell be relieved from his post as assistant chief of the Army Air Service. The move follows Mitchells calls for a unified air service and remarks on capital naval ships versus airplanes. Secretary Weeks will investigate conditions before acting, while praising Mitchells overall work.
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Associated Dress
Washington, D. C
Mitchell
Air Service
C. T
Menoher
Army Air Service
Secretary of War
Harding
Congress
War Department
Gen. Mitchell
Weeks
Gen
Mail Order Sleuth Makes Bad Arrests
Shelbyville June 9 William Mack and Weldon Wells two African Americans held as suspects in the wrecking of the Alton limited near Bloomington have been released. Ervin Sphar, who caused their arrest, had been taking a correspondence course in detective work and this case was his first after graduation.
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Associated Press
Shelbyville. I
William Mack
Weldon Wells
Alton Limited
Bloomington
Ervin Sphar
Evangelical Bishop Marries at Age 75 in Allentown
Rev. W. M. Stamford, 75, bishop of the Evangelical Association, married Mrs. Amelia Kiehline, 53, of Allentown. After the ceremony they left for Kearney, Nebraska, where Stamford will dedicate a church.
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Associated Press
Allentown
W. M. Stamford
Harrisburg
The
Evangelical Association
Amelia Kiehline
Kearney
Neb
Stamford
Sinn Feiners and 2 Constables Killed in ambush near Newry
A police patrol near Newry was ambushed last night. one constable was killed and another wounded. Two Republicans in the attacking party were killed. In Carrick-on-Suir a constable was shot dead.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Newry
Carrick-on-Suir
Labor Meet Delegate Is Found Dead in Denver Hotel
Milton Smellings national president of the Steam and Operating Engineers union and delegate to the AFL convention in Denver was found dead in a local hotel bed this morning. He was from Washington DC. The death occurred as the labor meeting continued in the city.
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Labor Meet
Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Milton Smellings
Washington, D. C
The
Steam && Operating Engineers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
437 Names on List of Pueblo Missing
Puelo, Colorado, June 9. The local Red Cross relief chapter issued a list of missing persons for the flood district containing 437 names.
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Associated Press
Puelo
Colo
The
Red Cross
Pueblo
Polish Insurgents Routed Near Rosenberg by British Forces
Five thousand Polish insurgents retreating south after being driven from Rosenberg by British troops. Poles resisted but were not disarmed as British move south to assume control of Upper Silesia industrial districts. Germany apologizes for attack on French troops in Silesia, saying it was a mistaken identity.
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City of
Rosenberg
Associated Press
Oppein
Upper Silesia
Germany
Paris
Mayer
Foreign Office
Silesia
von Hoefer
Admiral Sims Faces Navy Fallout Over Anti Sinn Fein Speech
Washington June 9 The Senate ordered investigation into Admiral William S Sims anti Sinn Fein remarks made in London and his stance on the quote. Denby cable sent to verify quotes. Sims may face action if the reports prove accurate.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
London
William §. Sims
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Wiliam S. Sims
U.S. N
The
Press Association Today
McCormick
Sims
Denby
Naval Department
Admiral Sims
United Press
William S. Sims
United States
Hhis
Harding
America
Guildhall
Real Britain
Secretary of the Navy
G Jong
Daniels
Sinn Feina
American Legion Commander Dead in Auto Smashup
Milton J. Foreman of Chicago and Henry J. Ryan of Indianapolis were killed or severely hurt in a car crash. Two companions were injured, one perhaps seriously, in the fatal auto smashup.
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American Legion
Peace Vote Anticipated After Legion Leaders Die
Indianapolis reports the automobile crash killed F. W. Galbraith Jr. national commander of the American Legion and injured Henry J. Ryan and Milton J. Foreman. The trio were en route to Chicago from the country club to attend meetings and potential legislative efforts. The collision occurred at a steep embankment after a steering failure led to loss of control. Galbraith died en route to hospital. Foreman remains seriously injured.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
American Legion
Henry J. Ryan
Legion
Americanism Commission
Milton J. Foreman
Chicago
Illinois
Galbraith
Ryan
Paul F. Robinson
Union Station
Country Club
Foreman
William Q. Settlife
Departments of
Cincinnati
Iete
Washington, D. C
National
House
Gaboraita
Emery
Grand . Rapids
Mitel Thomas Goldingay
Newark
Cladius G. Pendiil
Racine
Serngham
Carson City
E. Jackson Winslett
Fighting Colonel Opposes U S Disarmament Stand
Col. Galbraith's final statement urges simultaneous disarmament by all world powers and warns against U S disarmament alone. He says the American Legion will not back unilateral moves and plans a nationwide campaign promoting world peace in cooperation with veterans groups abroad.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Galbraith
American Legion
United States
Col. Galbraith
Operator Swindler From Boone Arrested
Des Moines reports G. R. Simmons, once a Boone Iowa telegraph operator, held in Kansas City for arrest on three bank fraud charges. He allegedly used telegraphic sight orders and payment instructions to obtain $300 without identification, in a unique confidence game.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
G. R. Simmons
Boone
Kansas City
Simmons
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T. F. Shannon
Goodby
R. Bl. Chase
A. J. Phillips
Iowa Division of Civil War Musicians
Wisconsin Department of
Boy Scouts
Waterloo Association
Universal Brotherhood
Cedar Falls G. A. K
W. W. Gist
Iowa Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Cedar Faile
W. C. Saunders Walpello
A. M. Taylor
Farrington
S. EB. Walcott
G. W. Bothwell
Watersoo
Chas M. Adams
Mason City
C. H. Wickersham
Arshalltown
J. S. Michels
Oska
John Anderson
Swinterset
E. H. Seales
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A. Knight
Mt. Ast
C. Teeman
Villlerar
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Stuart
J. R. White
Webster J
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LeMars
J. C. McCoy
Spencer
A. Borer
W. TF. Gilbert
Bersington
J. M. Corwin
Farmington
John Koenler
Catine
E. L. Sweet
Manchester
I. J. Earle
Fayette
David Clark
Traer
John Co. Slaughter
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J. H. Shammo
Ne- Tasvada
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Col. Hester
Brooklyn Eagle
Brig. Gen. Mitchell
Sinn Feiners
Brit Oh
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Claires
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Fred’ W. Galbraith
Friend
United Lovers American League
Cleveland
Qu Schang
Therma
Detroit Washingto
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Phiadelps
Philadelphia Batteries
M « Schalk
Moore
Philadelphia
Chicago Batteries
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Peters
NATIO
Yell
Nune Ferguson
Gleese
Gilder
Coland Ruel
Ea Oeke and
Bassler
Rity
Ro and
Miller
American’ Legion
Ohio National Guard
Camp Sherman
One Hundred Forty-Seventh Infantry
Fae
Fighting First
Col. Galbreith
Western Paper Goods Company
Col.Galbreith
John Galvin
F. W. Galbraith
Galvin
St. Mihiel
Arggonne
Belgium
East
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