OAS Four States May Meet to Fix Constitution
New York based report notes Assemblyman Louis A. Cuvillier urges petitions from four states to trigger a national constitutional convention. He lists states that have requested conventions since 1901 and 1967, arguing a reform of articles including the eighteenth amendment may arise from a federal assembly.
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OAS
New York
Louis A. Cuvilier
Blates
Uegal
William E. Borah
Cuvillier
I Duvillier
Massachusetts
Maryland
Rhode Island
Congress
Iowa
Arkansas
Colorado
Delaware
Idaho
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Jersey
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South
Tennessee
Texas
Tees
Utah
Washington
United States
Senate
Sénate
Rockhart details and Soviet orientation claims
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Rockhart discusses a representative and trip arrangements. A Soviet orientation claim is mentioned, with timing references and charges noted but unclear in the readable text.
Nine Leggers Fined in U S Court Total 1850
Fort Dodge Iowa June 10 I A P Judge George Stott assessed fines and costs totaling 1850 against nine Webster and Carroll county men who pled guilty to violations of national prohibition laws. Carl Brown Fort Dodge paid 200 and costs for illegal transportation of liquor. Donald Aarons Fort Dodge 206 for alleged importation of a still. Others from Carroll county faced fines from 208 to 734 with costs for illegal posSession charges. A Linn County prisoner Bud Tordan colored received 60 days in jail on same charge.
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Fort Dodge
IAP
George Stott
Webster and
Carroll County
Carl Brown
Pang
Donald Aarons
Ort Dodge
George “Birl., Jr
John Moser
Frank Goetzinzer
Frank Nagel
John Kolln
Gus Viehrs
Bud” Tordan
Linn
M_L
Healy
Disperse Students With Tear Bombs
Police dispersed a student crowd near Blair Hall after rockets were launched and a false alarm triggered the arc department response. Ten tear bombs were used and two students were arrested as disorder continued during the riot near Princeton. Damage to a nearby unoccupied home caused by a stove blast totaled over 4000 dollars.
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Princeton
Nodune
Snread
Xig
Blair
Arc Department
Anil
Palles
Temperatures and Schedule for Wednesday to Thursday
Fragmentary OCR text provides unclear timing and temperature notes for Wednesday and Thursday. The readable items mention minimums for Wednesday night and references to Thursday with partial phrases but lack concrete data, locations, or full context to form a complete news brief.
White House Roof Bad Prompting Coolidge Move to Hotel
President Coolidge may live in a hotel while the White House roof is repaired after officials warned the roof could crumble in winter. Leaders promise quick action on a roof replacement and temporary funds, with Congress already approving 110000 for White House repairs and maintenance.
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White House
Coolidge
Washington,d
Congress
Woman's Leg Gashed When She Stumbles Over Headstone
Mrs. Thomas W. Eaton of Cedar Heights is recovering from a deep gash below the knee and a bruised bone after stumbling over a headstone at the Fairview cemetery while leaving the burial place of Mrs. W.H. Stinglas last Sunday afternoon. She has been bedridden at home since the accident.
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Thomas W. Eaton
Heights
W.H. Stinglas
Fairview Cemetery
Ghet
Benefit Concert Aids Universalist Choir at Webster
A benefit concert at the Church of the Redeemer tomorrow at 8 p m helps cover choir expenses for the state convention of Universalist churches in Webster City on June 16 and 17. Solists Miss Catherine Sedgwick Miss Licilie Cyster and Marian Vi Tituethester will perform with a reader. Rev. Willard O Bodell will deliver the sermon at the convention. The Waterlolo church plans to send over 40 representatives and the choir will travel to Webster City on June 17 for the Webster event.
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Church of the Redeemer
State Convention of Universalist Churches
Webster
Catherine Sedgwick
South
Iia Schuhert
Time’ Company
Licilie Cyster
Marian Vi
Waterlolo
Willard O. Bodell
Cropper
Wateriog
Webster City
St. Pauls
Nomination Sparks Congratulations For Jim in AP Ledger
Local AP report notes Lt. Gov. Clem Wimb yy received no message from Edson. Jim nominated. ChB Conpril Blugs and K. June 10 offer congratulations amid political chatter.
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Conpril Blugs
Clem
Haday
Wwe
C. Edson
Jim
Where's Your Extra 32 Cents More Than You Had Year Ago
A garbled report from an old issue discusses expectations of extra money per person in the United States. It cites figures like 4876,984000 and 145,289,000 in a context of per capita distributions and national population estimates, with unclear attribution and several misread words. The fragment hints at government transfer data and annual changes but lacks coherent details or dates.
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Rao
Showa
Romer Tapi
Wye Mae
Tian We
Chae Sat Rie
Record Customs Revenue Hit Near Six Hundred Million
Washington reports customs collections for the year ending June 30 will total about 600 million dollars, up over 30 million from last year and likely to surpass 40 million in revised estimates. Imports valued at 4.6 billion dollars and tariff collections around 13 percent of that amount. New York remains the chief port, with 272 million dollars in 20 months through May 1, while other ports rise. Galveston shows the largest proportional gain, aided by changes in home taxes and planned reforms to curb revenue losses from tariff evasion.
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Washington
America
Treasury
New York
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Ghiense
Haltimeare
Sen Francisco
Galveston
Court OKs Consent to Let Officials Hire Federal Aide
The House Judiciary Committee approved a realign vote enabling voluntary employment of county and municipal officers by federal prohibition agents. The decision, eight to seven, follows President Cnot Vere’s order permitting such hires.
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Washington, DL
House
Calminiton
Cnot- Vere
Gas Explosion Supposed Cause Of Girl's Death
Relatives learn from Hot Springs authorities that Mrs Kapoaikaua died from burns after a gas explosion in her apartment, which damaged several blocks and caused thousands in property damage. Guy Walker travels from Waterloo to seek details and bring the body home for funeral and burial. Georgia Walker Kapoaikena, 19, daughter of Mr and Mrs S P Walker, left Waterloo months earlier to marry Kappai Kaua, a native musician, amid family tensions.
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Guy Walker
Joseph Kropatkana
Waterloo
Hot Springs
Ark
Ini
Lottings
Kappaikaua
Kappai Kaua
Boll
Hot’ Springs
Kapoaikana Lad
Alomat
Courier
Guy , Walker
Kaponikena
Georgia Walker
J Charles B
William R. Walker
Wihel
Essex
J.C. Carter
Pastors Invited to 10th Iowa City Religious Parley
More than 1,800 pastors from diverse denominations are invited to attend the University of Iowa conference for religious workers in Iowa City from June 21 to 25. Rev. Williams H. Bootcock of Buffalo New York will speak on The Church as an Educational Institution and discuss moral training in schools Sunday school issues and parent training.
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Iowa City
Tidune Tub
Iowa
University of Iowa
Williams H. Bootcock
Buffalo
N.Y
Sues Oil Company for Fatal Explosion in Port Dogela
The estate of Alma Simpson sues Sipclair Refining in U.S. District Court over a fatal 1925 explosion. Administrator Fred Wapson alleges the fuel supplied by the defendant was adulterated in violation of state laws, seeking $900 damages for the death.
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Port Dogela
Fred Wapson
Al‘ina Simpson
Sipclair Refining Company
United States
Simpson
Reining Company
Floods in Roumania Report 60 Dead in Capital Area
Distrubed communications in Roumania prevent prefects from sending full damage tallies to Bucharest. Official counts show 68 dead so far, with higher totals anticipated. Reports of heavy loss of life from the Hooded provinces await confirmation from the legal Press.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Waterloo Delegates Fight Dirge Ally in the Walton Conclave
Delegates gathered at John’s Church lawn for fly casting contests as part of the Walton Conclave. Twenty entrants vied for $250 in prizes donated by bait manufacturers while Roger M. Cummings hosted a smoker for delegates and Independence chapter members at the auditorium.
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Waterloo
Dirge
B. EL Cayanavel Pari Dodge
Cauger
Ida Grave
John's Church
Roger M. Cummings
Izaak Walton League Au
South Bend
Independence
Norge to Fly Across United States En Route in 1920s
San Francisco reports word that Roald Amundsen plans to reassemble the Norge dirigible at Camp Lewis Washington for a coast to coast flight. The airship is traveling from Alaska and will be joined by Lincoln Ellsworth and the Norge crew with navy cooperation expected.
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San. Francisco
Cal
INS
Roald Amuna
Norge
Camp Levis
Wash
United States
San Pfrancisco
San Francisco
The
French Socialists Fight Debt Accord
Paris June 10 INS Rejection of the Mellon Derenger accord for settling the French debt to the United States will be remanded by the socialists. A caucus of the party today decided to present resolutions to the chamber demanding rejection of the agreement because it contains no transfer clause, whereas the Dawes plan provides a transfer clause for Germany and France is entitled to the same treatment.
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Paris
INS
United States
Chamber
Germany
France
Shut Bank assets exceed liabilities in local case
The shut First National Bank here shows assets of 17 070.51 against liabilities. Receiver J H Spurway, in charge for a month, reports the figures and notes possible liquidation if the reorganizaton plan fails. Nearby, a youth shot himself after an officers visit to the home of Claire Fish near Collins. the man shot, Lon Shields, 24, is her relative.
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Shanindoah
Une
INS
First Tianal Bank
J. H. Spurway
Spur
Liquida- Maxwell
Tatuné
Claire Fish
Collins
Lon Shields
Yong Many
Sele Thry
Pish
Shields
Wedding hall collapse kills ten and injures fifteen
A floor collapsed during a wedding at Alashehar killing ten people and injuring fifteen. Fred Kloss plans to attend summer school at Coronado, then return to West High. In another item Andreau named bank receiver for Exchance Savings bank Elkhart by a district judge.
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Constantinople
Alashehar
Fred Fr. Kluss
Boulder
Neipad
West
Andqreau
Nes Moines
Andreate Banking
Elkhart
Lester Thompson
Aldrew
Married Sheik and Amateur Holdup Is Socked and Jailed
A muddled report from Moline describes an attempted robbery by a married man known as Lamb aided by an amateur accomplice. The pair aimed to hold up a grocer for money and abduct two young women, but fled when confronted. Lamb, a father, was arrested after a witness identified him and the pair sped away in a rented car.
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Ving
CL Lamb
Tatwad
M. Dirov
Lamb
Dirac
Syed Arava
Dol
Obituary notices and services for McCleery family
Fragmentary obituary item noting the death of a McCleery at 705 Red Street with funeral arrangements in Clarion and burial planned in Fairview cemetery. Surviving relatives include Ada Nelle Megheer and others, with scattered names such as Weber and Waterman mentioned amid incomplete lines.
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Rok
McChern McCleery
Sather
George McCleery
Red Street
Unis
Charian
Ariar J. Wehar
Clarion
Waterloo
Fairview
Bam
Weber
Geny
Aunghiers
Renee
Waterman
Kee
Ada Nelle Meghee
Mystery Blast Kills Woman and Burns Daughter at Home
Chicago dispatch reports Miss Glady Marvey, a professional dancer, seriously injured and her mother Mrs. Mionie Marvey, 45, killed in a mysterious blast at their home. A taxi driver rescued the daughter and assisted responders, but no motive or cause is known and police search for clues.
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Chicago
Glady Marvey
Mionie Marvey
Miss Iarvey
a_hospital
Preacher and Two Others Hurt in Antiklan Battle at Hartford City
In Hartford City Indiana a tent revival led to a riot between Ku Klux Klan factions. Rev Lewis J King of Toledo suffered a brain concussion and two supporters were badly hurt. Three rioters jailed. King's assistant R G Garrist of Muncie and three Hartford City men were arrested pending investigation.
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Hartford City
Ind
Lewis J. King
Toledo
Ku Klux Klan
King
R. G. Garrist Muncie
John Maddox
Joe Burns
Dan McCaffery
Brookhart Leading in Revised Iowa Senate Vote Totals
Des Moines reports revised results from Monday's senatorial race. Brookhart leads with 207,017 votes, Cummins has 136,947 across 2,441 of 2,447 precincts. Other Dems listed include Wiles 11,650 Finch 7,796 Murtagh 32,592 Porter 28,432.
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Des’ Moines
Republican
Glark
Cumming
Hickelberg
Reardon
Democratic
Wiles
Finch
Iblings and Wife Star in Rialto Theatre Stage Show
Mr and Mrs Henry Iblings of Waterloo present a stage specialty The revolution of tullet with the Si Lo Five from the Student Prince as the opening act at Rialto theatre Week of May 24. The theatre is praised as the finest in town and the opening sparked municipal jubilee. A five story office building is part of the construction project with a total cost around 21 million.
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Mro
Henry Iblings
Wajterloo
Tullet
jBmong
Rialto Theatre
Toffet
Til
Jntier J
Cook Makes Drive on Check Forgeries in County
County Attorney W. A. Gook led a drive against forgers by filing three informations for false issuance of checks. The cases name KH W Koepke and municipal court clerks, with defendants K Stokes H W Vader a Cedar Falls farmer and J Ro Dixon.
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W. A. Gook
W. Koepke
K. Stokes
H. W. Vader
Cedar Falls
J. Ro Dixon
Stallion Kicks Man in Abdomen on Local Farm
A man named Casey was injured when kicked in the abdomen by a stallion owned by James Isminzer on the James Rownd farm near West Cedar Falls Road. He was taken to his home for treatment as authorities assessed the extent of injuries.
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James FP
Dawson Street
James Isminzer
Hudson
James Rownd
Cedar Falls Road
Nels Olsen
Casey
Beagle Dies of Distemper at Edwards Street Home
Alvert Cummins beagle owned by Roger B. Morrison of 228 Edwards Street died today from distemper. A prisoner from Anderson Indiana named Erdward Garner, age 34, reportedly spoke here about the murder of police officer Laonant Clay during a filling station robbery on May 31. Garner is said to have hanged himself with a rope.
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Alvert Cummins
Beagle
Roge B. Morrison
Edwards Street
Wangs Shee
Anderson
Ind
Tune
Erdwart Garner
Green
Wwe Bite
Laonant Clay
Cen
Garner Hansid Hinself
Nreektic
Waterloo Hobo Camp Among Best Hidden Near Traffic
A secluded camp off Rainbow Drive near Westfield factory in Waterloo shelters dozens of wanderers from many states. A tin hut, cooking gear, and a makeshift kitchen line the ravine while fires burn and wash dries in the breeze. Campers travel from state to state for work, calling the hideaway a resting stop unseen by casual observers and police alike.
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Waterloo
Westfield Factory
Rainbow Jdrive
Rainbow Drive
Bobo
Black Hawk Creek
Naisis
Noaa
Mey
Tey
Duryen Street
Rock Istana
Oor Pullman
Canin
YW Names New Health Directors In Waleton Assignment
Miss Louise Palmer of Osage is named health education director at Waleton YWCA, succeeding Miss Edu George who moves to St Paul. Beth Tracy of Nashua becomes assistant in the department, while Mrs J F Dempster continues her work. Palmer comes from Bloomington Illinois where she served four years on the YWCA staff, and Tracy recently completed health education work at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls.
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Louise Palmer
Osage
Edu George
Waletton Y. W.C. A
Beth ‘Tracy
Nashua
J.F. Dempster
Assistine
Palmer
YW. C. A
Bloomington
Tracy
Ilowa State
Teachers College
Cedar Fats
Okoboji Y. W. GA
Iowa
Dawson Girl Recants Charges Against Father
Ioa Dawson a 14 year old daughter of Max Dawson of Avalon avenue confessed her charges of beating and a statutory offense by her father were false in a letter from the Home of the Good Shepherd Dubuque. She named another man as the guilty party saying he forced her with a gun to accuse her father. Miss Dollmire said she would seek dismissal of the assault charge pending against Dawson.
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Ioa Dawson
Max Dawson
Avalon Avenue
Myrtle Dallwire
Good Shepherd
Dubuque
Pany
Charles Reinhart to Build $10,000 House on Hubbard Avenue
Permit granted to Charles Reinhart to erect a $10,000 two story brick residence at 120 Hubbard avenue. The home will be 40 by 42 feet with seven heating permits approved. Cleve G. Miller named as contractor.
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Hubbard Avenue
Charles
Reinhart Cleve G. Miller
Prominent Conopian Addresses Lions Club in Noon Speech
Harry S. Swenson, noted Minneapolis attorney and Cononag club founder, spoke before Lions Club members at Black's Tearoom at noon. He said Americans need not fear competition from the world’s melting pot. R. F. Garrison and a Progressive-Citizens ticket slate were announced for the June 24 election. A. Roger’s name appears in truncated context.
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Lions Club
Black's
Harry S. Swenson
Minneapolis
Cononag Club
America
Callie Bre
R. Ft. Garrison
Progressive
Citizens
A. Roger
George Gand Wins Pro in England Northern Championship
George Gand, British golfer, won the British northern professional tournament in Liverpool, securing £98. The event provoked protests as several Americans faced late entry and potential disqualification, with Kirkwood Hagen and Barnes allowed to compete. Also, Wy. Cc. Williams was fined for drunken driving and given 30 days to pay.
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Liverpool
George Gand
Todaith
Inday
Joe Kirkwood
Walter Hagen
Jim Barnes
Cc. Williams
Koceynie i
Republicans Seek Hall Big Enough for County Parley
The county Republican committee seeks a larger venue for the county convention as 213 delegates and 5 candidates for county attorney threaten to exceed the courthouse’s 182 permanent seats. County chair P. H. Frank warned that if no bigger hall is found, admission would be by credential only with doors guarded.
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Hall
Tissy
P. OH. Frank
Hunters and Fishers Warned About Duplicate Licenses
Warden W B Albert accompanies a statewide directive to county recorders and wardens clarifying that no statute permits issuing duplicate hunting or fishing licenses. Deputies will honor no duplicates, and strict compliance with the law is expected across the county and state.
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W. BE. Albert
Attarney Senera
ATI
Fetter
Johnson Returns Prom Regiment School Instructs Guard Unit
Captain Allan Johnson, town national guard instructor, returns tomorrow from a regimental visit of instruction to national guard companies of the One Hundred Thirty-third infantry in the west part of the state. He will be absent from June 1 to 17 visiting eastern companies. Johnson assigned to officers' school June 22 to 25 at Camp Dodge. Sergeant Perry J Hoffey, Iowa national guard instructor, assigned to duty at the headquarters and staff school for the Thirty-fourth division, June 13 to 27 at Camp Dodge. He will be at the School from June 28 to June 26.
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Allan Johnson
Town National Guard
Thirty-third Infantry
Johnson
Gamu Dodge
Ser
Perry J. Hoffey
Towa National Guard
Cann Dodec
Local notes on town events and accidents in Dike Iowa
A string of small incidents and personal updates from Dike Iowa includes Jane I Nels Lichty's confinement after a staking spell, Nels Johnson tending to business, Mr and Mrs Firwimet visiting relatives, a car breakdown with injuries near Symversgaard farm, and Oscar Lupkes and brothers involved in a sedan accident. Details vague but mention of hospital visits, a clerk assisting at Relsonts store, and local business changes including plans for a grinder and a power line project. The report also notes Martinasen family, hospital transfers, and community workers in Wey and Mossley areas.
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Jane I
Nels Lichty
Nels Johnson
Firwimet
Nama
Oscar Lupkes
Sedan
Symversgaard Farm
Injarce
Dasper
Lynn
Iowa
Lee
State University Hospital
Martis Martinasen Wass
Warnery
Caso Pepal
Mossley
Poke Tie
Heopaatits
Patrane Ani Bank
Parke
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