Oklahoma Wheat Fields Ready for Cutters 10 Come
Kansas City dispatch from June 10 reports federal and state employment services outlining wheat cutting timelines across the plains. Oklahoma harvests start mid June with about 10,000 workers needed and daily wages ranging from 4 to 7 dollars for harvest hands, 6 to 10 dollars for stackers, and 8 to 10 dollars for engineers and separator men.
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Oklahoma
Kansas City
Middlewest
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Free Employment Service
Oklahoma City
Enid
Tulsa
Muskogee
Ardmore
Claude BE. Connolly
Hutchinson
Wichita
Kan
Salina
Parsons
Topeka
Atute
Federal Employment Balletin
A. l. Barkman
Castle Hill Gains Her Home Owner
The Castle Hill suburban residence of J. H. Brandenburg at Oak station Castle hn was sold through Charles S. Bickley company to J. G. W. Renshaw of Rockwell City. He will move here soon and was impressed by Waterloo area as a residence. The agency believes many will choose homes farther from the city center for a better setting and lower costs.
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J. H. Brandenburg
Oak Station
Castle Hn
Charles 5. Bickley Company
J. GC
Lee-Timeon named motorcycle cop on Rainbow Drive
Ra Be F Lee-Timeon of Cedar Falls, a former dispatch bearer in the American Expeditionary Forces in France, has been appointed motorcycle officer to patrol Rainbow Drive and arrest speeders. Sheriff H T Wagner announced the appointment. More good horses needed says local veterinarian, noting a 373000 drop in farm horses since last year and a sharper fall in mares bred in 1919, with future shortages likely.
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Lee-Timeon
Ra. BE. F
Les Timeon
Cedar Falls
Amercan Expeditionary Forces
France
Rainbow Drive
H. T. Wagner
New York Officials Probe Federal Census Accuracy
A special committee led by Mayor Hylan begins review of federal census figures for New York after criticism of accuracy. The inquiry focuses on the figures announced last year and aims to verify the government’s counts.
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New York
Hylan
Waterloo City in Brief Highlights from Local Visits
Waterloo brief notes many visitors and departures including Mrs J F P Kiefer of Chicago visiting relatives, Thomas M Buchanan from Des Moines attending an optical convention, Mrs F H Burk visiting Madison and Rockford, J P Greeley improving at home, and Rev A C Preston receiving a Doctor of Divinity at Coe College Cedar Rapids. Also mentions Red Grass inquiry for Wilson Gille, beach opening delay, and real estate move by Mason Novelty Co. Local officials discuss file storage upgrades and Holstein Friesian insurance ties to Carnation Stock Farms with high valued animals.
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J. FP. Kiefer
Chicago
Waterloo
Thomas M. Buchanan
Des Moines
Louis EB. Johnson
Steelton
Ajhford
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Lena Klaus
South Barclay Street
Owensboro
J. B. Heatherlin
Eb, R. Eley
Wilson Witham Gille
Home Service
Red Grass
Gille
Alfred Bherwood
A. P. Blough
Rav W. O. Tanneather
Orange Township
Church of the Brethren
Sedelia
A. J. Hunter
Galhoun County
Mason Novelty Company
Fourth Street
Pierce Studios
Charles 8. Bickley
Ear Gnagy
K. E. Intes
St. Paul
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Boy Burglar Gets 20 Years in Pen
Sioux City Iowa June 10 Charles M Van Horn a 20 year old confessed to entering 75 Sioux City homes and stealing about 200 dollars. He pled guilty to a country attorney's information and was sentenced by Judge George Jepson to 20 years in the reformatory at Anamosa Iowa. He had prepared for a penitentiary term and asked to plead guilty to begin serving immediately to avoid delaying until September.
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Sioux City
Charles M. van Horn
George Jepson
Ait Anamosa, Ta
van Horn
Boys Work Program Discussed At City YMCA Conference
An all day session at the YMCA examined the boys work program with Frank Ritchie and Harry Goodrich in attendance. The summer program remains unfinished and open for employment or hire inquiries at the YMCA building. Internal revenue officers pursued a tax matter in Clarksburg West not connected to the YMCA notes.
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Frank Ritchie
Harry Goodrich
Internal Revenue Officers
Rst
Clarksburg
Small Town Girl Cleared In Bad Check Case
A young girl under 2 was brought before Judge O B Court in municipal court on a felony charge of uttering a fake check. The case was dismissed after she admitted the truth of the charge and funds were provided to cover the checks. The girl had recently moved from a nearby town and found work in an office building. She admitted writing a $10 check on a bank in her hometown and cashing it elsewhere. friends covered the funds and no prosecution followed.
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O. B. Courtright
Balllm
Asid
Aguinaldo’s Daughter Named Godmother to Philippine Twins
Urbana June 10 Miss Carmen Aguinaldo daughter of the former ruler of the Philippines and Princess Taryata Kiram daughter of the Sultan of Mindanao and Sulu, both students at the University of Tri mols, will be godmothers at the christening of twin babies of Dr and Mrs Jose J Mirasol here tonight. The babies are the first twins of Philippine parentage born in the United States. Dr Mirasol is a graduate student at the university.
Miss Ruth Hart to sail for relief work in Serbia
Council Bluffs Ia June 10 Miss Ruth Hart daughter of the late M Hari prominent Council Bluffs attorney and who gained international renown during World War I in Austria Italy and France will sail tomorrow for relief work in Serbia She was decorated while serving with the Red Cross in Serbia and will work under her old chief Aristophenes was partial to slang in Als writings long before the Christian era.
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Harl
Serbia
Council Bluffs
Ruth Hart
M. Hari
Council Blufs
Austria
Italy
France
Red Cross
Government Ownership of Railroads Urged at AFL Convention
June 10 report from Montreal notes a joint resolution by Bev ern international unions urging government ownership of railroads to curb corporate influence and lower transport costs. The resolution backs factions including the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
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Associated
Prefad
Montreal
Bev~en International Unions
American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
International Switchmen’s Union
Brotherhhood
Iowa Delegates Hopeful as Corn Weather Ties to Nomination
Iowans in Chicago monitor corn weather and Republican convention chatter. A. M. Holman of Council Bluff expresses hope for a Rawden nomination with Senator Renard Johnson as president. State Rep Frank Lake notes Lowden has a chance. Delegates and new arrivals fill headquarters awaiting events.
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Iowa
Dullark
A. M. Holman
Council Blut
California
Bald
Gor. Sprout
Renatd Johnson
Lowslen
Lowder
Frank Lake
UN Orowds
Lowden
Southern Delegates Demand Recognition
Delegates from the south gathered in a Chicago hotel lobby to demand recognition of the south for the Republican national ticket. A committee representing all southern delegations was appointed to survey the situation and report at a second mass meeting tonight.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Econd
Kreisler Plana to Feed Intellectuela
New York June 10 violinist Fritz Kreisler sailed for Vienna with over 20000 dollars in food drafts on warehouses for relief. He plans to personally direct distribution of food to Austria Hungary's intellectual class in need.
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Associated
Prass
New York
Fritnz Kreisler
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Knox Lowden cross-endorsement reshapes campaign scene
A confused report notes a Knox Lowden alliance emerging after the opening session. It suggests Lowden may shift support to Knox, narrowing options for Woodrow Johnson and stirring internal party maneuvering. Polls at noon show at least four blocs needed for House control, with potential coalitions forming.
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Paryet
Chipuro
Knox
Lowden
Whaler
Woodop Johnson
Dolerites
Cor
Fayvordin
Prom
Mets
Champ Clark Sees Path as Democratic Party Leader
New Orleans report says Champ Clark believes he can win Missouri and Kentucky for the Democratic ticket and doubts another nominee could. He would not say if he would attend the San Francisco convention to accept the nomination. Clark asserts Democrats will be successful in the presidential race.
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New Orleans
Jung
Champ Clark
Missouri
Kentucky
San Francisco
Lai
Damocrats
Clark
Democratic Party
Landis Takes Drop of Evidence Wine
Chicago on June 10 reports King Solo moon could have devised no better method of deciding upon the alcohol content as a key piece of evidence in a vital case.
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Landis
Chicago
Solomoon
Wine testimony shocks Federal Judge in chaotic session
A federal judge faced a disrupted hearing as defendants offered samples of wine, described as allegedly questionable, and lawyers debated the grape content. The judge sampled a mouthful, reacted with disbelief, and admonished the proceedings while references to “EB pore wines” surfaced.
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Laundsa
John Zbwatermen
Populists in Poland Clash Over Government Resignation
In Warsaw June 2 a special session of the Polish diet was summoned to discuss the resignation of several Populist party members who oppose the government stance. The meeting aims to resolve internal splits as party lines diverge on policy.
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Ity Fie
Pragay Warsaw
Ett
Popalist
Ppalien
Tasteless Castor Oil Advertise Lab Bottling
Kellogg’s Tasteless Castor Oil is advertised as a lab bottled, tasteless version of the old family remedy. The copy touts removed taste while preserving strength and purity and urges readers to switch from bitter oil to this new form.
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Woellogg
Spencar Kellogg & Sons
Ing. Inaiston Kellogs
Lin Alrtighs
Kellorg
Jers
Berlain
Col House to Tour Europe as Visitor
Washington June 10 Col BE M House has applied for passports and expects to leave for Europe soon. He stated his trip is purely personal and not official in any capacity. House will stay in Europe several months visiting London Paris and other capitals and plans to return to the United States in September.
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BE. M. House
Europe
New York
Associated’ Press
Col. House
Ihera
Hurooge
Col
House
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