Shrine Delegates Bring Capital Mystics to Waterloo
Mysticism and mystics of the oval order of Shrine arrive in Waterloo by the Chicago Great Western at 5 a m Sunday. The delegates from Almas chapter Washington DC travel to Des Moines for a national convention and stay in Waterloo until 7 10 a m before continuing. Dr J T Pendergast chairs transportation. The Washington chapter officers and representatives are listed with titles and names. The party, about 150 people including women, plans breakfast at Hotel Russell Lamson and a 7 a m departure to Des Moines.
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Oval Order of Shrine
Waterloo
Chicago
Transportation Committee
Washington
Wille J.B. Hayes
Harding
Ilustrious Potentate
Henry Lanspare
Henry
Ilustrious
Rabban
Leonard Ip. Steuart
Lustrious
Rabban Wisdom D. Brown
Co. Duval, Jr
Raymond JO. Wilmarth
le Dees Ries
Arthur Elook
F. Lawrence Walker
Henry Lansburgh
Frederick Yates
Leonard P.steuart
Ferenes Walker
Harrison Dingman
Taylor ] Chapigin
Wm. Taylor Snyder
Warren Wizes
J. Walker Karsner
Thos. P. Morgan
Sam Hart
Walter H. Kiopfer
Jos. H. Mulans
Geo
Russell-Lamson
Des Moines
A. W.noyes
The
Great Western
American Labor Movement Is Safe, Gompers Declares
Denver June 10 Associated Press reports Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor closed the Metal Trades department convention address pledging to pursue his life's work and stating the American labor movement is safe. He urged confinement of reactions, said labor will hold what it has won and that the movement will endure.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
American Labor Movement
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Metal Trades Department
Gompers
Organized Labor
Sioux City to honor first WWI dead in city funeral
Hundreds of Rainbow division veterans will march Sunday in Sioux City to honor Edward H. Monahan, the first local soldier to die in World War I. Monahan was severely wounded on March 31, 1918, and died a week later after his leg amputation. he received the Croix de Guerre for gallantry. The funeral is expected to be the largest military service the city has seen.
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Sioux City
Rainbow Division
Edward H. Monahan
American Legion
Monahan
Little Girl Hit by Streetcar Escapes With Bruises
Fern Bodell, 5, ran into the path of a Byrnes park streetcar near 1304 Third Avenue West. The motorman L. R. Park braked hard as the vehicle struck her, but she rose and limped home with multiple bruises. Her grandfather J. K. Worler and mother Jennie Bodell were at the scene.
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Byrnes Park
Fern Bodell
J. K. Worler
Third Avenue West
L. R. Park
Jennie Bodell
Son of Late Jim Hill Faces Divorce Suit
Walter Hill, son of the late multimillionaire James J. Hill, is sued for divorce by his wife Dorothy B. Hill in Los Angeles County Superior Court. A separate Minnesota case was dismissed, per Mrs. Hill's attorney Wer.
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Jim Hill
United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Walter Hill
James J. Hil
Los Angeles County
Dorothy B. Hill
Ramsey County
Minnesota
First Woman Elected Justice of the Peace in New York
Mrs Jennie McMillan becomes the first woman to hold a justice of the peace seat in New York state after defeating two male rivals in Glen Park. A mother of six, she is active in public and church affairs and did not seek the office.
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Jennie McMillan
New York State
McMillan
Glen Park
N. Y
Metal Workers in Denver Push Sims Recall and Navy Dishonor
The Metal Trades department of the AFL in Denver calls for Admiral Sims to be recalled from England and dishonorably discharged by President Harding if quoted London remarks on the Irish question are correct. Denby praised for demanding an explanation. A nationwide conference of metal trades union officers will be convened in Washington within 60 days to study a new unionization drive.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Admiral Sims
England
Navy
Harding
London
Metal Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Denby
Washington
Metal Trades
Ford Lawyer Accused of Choking During Witness Testimony
United Press reports clashes over testimony in the Senate inquiry into the Ford-Newberry contest. Senatorial charges arise as lawyers argue admissibility of key witness statements amid tense proceedings in Washington.
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United Press
Washington
D. C
Senate
Lucking questions Newberry aide in campaign finance dispute
Alfred Lucking Ford attorney pressed Paul King campaign manager for Senator Newberry during a tense examination. The exchange centered on Newberry's knowledge of and involvement in campaign expenditures, with Lucking seeking to prove that Newberry knew of large spending. Senator Watson challenged the denial of such knowledge.
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Wolcott
Delaware
Alfred Lucking
Ford
Paul King
Newberry
Lucking
King
Watson
Indiana
Prohibition Officer May Know Fate Today
The case against S. Glenn Young, a Prohibition agent, is on trial in federal court in Springfield. The prosecution accuses him of killing, with the jury expected to return a verdict today.
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Associated Press
Springfield
S. Glenn Young
Prohibition
Luke Vukovic case heads to jury in Madison Ill
Luke Vukovic is killed after a civil officer and defendant Young go to his home to seize liquor. Today Young takes the stand in his own defense saying he shot to save his life. The Courier notes a silent yet effective ad for sale.
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Luke Vukovic
Madison
Ill
Young
Vukovic
Legion Members Compel Courtesy to Passing Flag
Keokuk Iowa June 10 Guards on both sides of the street compelled forgetful male spectators to remove hats during a funeral in the Memorial day parade after the colors passed. The American Legion post obtained city permission to station guards along future parades to curb laxity toward the flag.
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Associated Press
Keokuk
Keoku Ost
No. 41
American Legion
Iit
Legion Post
Land
Thieves Seize $50,000 in Department Store Receipts
Pittsburgh June 10 Robbers struck Jamies Neel assistant superintendent and William Staegerwald as they left the store for the bank with the morning receipts. They secured cash and securities totaling about 50 000 Neel was wounded and one attacker was arrested while the others fled in an automobile.
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Pittsburgh
Jamies Nee
William Stagerwald
Neel
Saw Coin in Bundles in Newberry's Rooms
Roman F. Gloceski testified before a Senate committee that he saw eight or nine piles of currency in ten, twenty, and fifty dollar bills at Senator Newberry's campaign headquarters during the 1918 campaign. He previously told a federal grand jury he could not judge if the amount was a thousand or a million, with money stacked about a quarter inch deep.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Roman F. Gloceski
Grand Rapids
Mich
Federal
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Senate
Newberry
Henry Ford
Orders Release of 191 W W Federal Prisoners in Kansas
Kansas City June 10. Orders for unconditional release of 191 W W prisoners, said to be mostly from Kansas and now serving terms in Leavenworth federal prison, were received by Fred Robertson federal district attorney for Kansas from Attorney General Daugherty today.
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United Press
Kansas City
W. W
Kansas
Leavenworth Federal
Fred Robertson
Daugherty
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