Mondell Appeals for Dependable Party Leadership
In a text of the Republican convention, Mondell of Wyoming appeals for dependable party majorities in Congress. He praises Calvin Coolidge, lauds past leaders, and argues strong party discipline would avert fault in recent legislation amid insurgent Democrat cooperation. The address stresses unity, responsibility, and support for Republican candidates in November.
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Wyoming
Congress
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Blense
Senate
Mandell
Republic
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Calvin Coolidge
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Coolidge
Calvin Conlidge
Chicago
Yanaoua
Sion
Directs Issuance of Gov't Soldiers' Bonus Certificates
Major O. W. Clark, former head of the veterans bureau rehabilitation unit, directs issuance of adjusted compensation certificates under the soldier bonus provisions. The piece criticizes Democratic mismanagement and promotes a Republican majority as the cure, arguing past failures could have been avoided with dependable GOP control. The speech extols Republican history, leadership, and policy as proof of future reliability.
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O. W. Clark
Veterans’ Bureau
Convention Waiting for Committee to Report on Platform
Page one reports divisions among delegates as objections block names including Lowden and Boran in a possible move to throw the convention into a deadlock and nominate Coolidge. The likelihood of presenting former Gury Lowden and Senator Boran from Idaho seems unlikely as factions push for a swift resolution and concerted action.
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Lowden
Rorah
Teliis
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Coolidge
Gury
Boran
Idaho
Wotan Receives 85,500 in Husband's Death Case
Mrs Rose was awarded 35,500 in a district court in a case filed after her husband died when a tire rim flew from a truck during inflation. Her suit claimed negligence and sought damages. the hearing referenced a separate 236 claim.
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Jacapengen
Mesn Ski
van Skike
Omaha Churchman Dies of Heart Attack
Rev. Willant J. Kearns 62, field secretary for Presbyterian churches in the middle west, died in Omaha after a skidding auto accident caused by a wet street. His death followed the incident and was due to a heart attack brought on by excitement.
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Omaha
Neb
Willant J. Kearns
Middle West
Leopold and Loeb Plead Not Guilty in High Profile Trial
Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, 19 year old graduates, pleaded not guilty to kidnaping and murder charges in Chicago. Judge Curely set August 4 as the trial date with July 21 for possible motions to quash. The case drew a large crowd and heavy media attention, with Clarence Darrow and Benjamin Dachrach defending the defendants.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Itichard Loeb
Codege
Negoyuilty
Robert Branks
Joan St. Caverny
Phere
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Loeb
Aisin
Clarence Darrow
Benjamin Dachrach
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Leopold
Robert Pranks
Looh
Robert EB. Grows
Cuverly
Bachracht
Doefansa
Caeverly
Allen Loeb
Jacob Franks
Crowe
Darrow
Briefs from across the nation on politics and events
Telegraph notices from Cleveland and Nashville cite leaders praising economic cooperation and nominating prospects. Mexico City reports clashes between political factions with casualties. Tokio confirms a new cabinet after parliamentary elections. Marriage licenses listed for several individuals in Iowa and nearby states.
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Cleveland
William Jannings Bryant
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
America
Mexico City
San Juan del Rio
Betwen
Angel Fiores
Labor Party
P. Elias Calles
Nashville
Tenn
James W. Gerard
Germany
al Smith
New York
Tokio
Train Kills Negro Vet In Front Of Freight
Davenport June 13. Lomorty Montgomery 23 a Negro veteran was instantly killed when he stepped in front of a fast freight train. Montgomery, shell shocked in the war, had not been quick normal since. Eden Hampton and Clayton Eden were married at Grace M. BE church today at noon by Dr A B Curran with witnesses Dayton Eden and Eva May Garmly.
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Davenport
Illinois Supreme Court Bench May Have Blind Judge
Paul Farthing of East St. Louis DL, president of the Bar association, is a blind candidate said to assure election. Born blind, he graduated with highest honors from law school and has gained reputations as an attorney.
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Il- Mnola
Supréme Court
Paul Farthing
East St. Louis
Bar Association
Altho
Fama
Two Attacks On GOP Platform Proposals
The article describes clashes over the Republican platform with emphasis on tax revision, veterans care, prohibition enforcement, and party loyalty. It notes Senator Gooding of Idaho and Senator Norbeck of South Dakota supporting farm-related efforts, while World Court plank approval followed heated debate.
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Gooding
Idaho
Engine of Nations
Association of Nations
Watson
Indiana
Coolidge
Congress
Porto Rico Seeks Self Government Planks for Statehood
Cleveland June 11 Nunn Soto the national committeeman from Porto Rico urged a plank calling for a simple form of self government for Porto Rico that would prepare that island for statehood before a party gathering.
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Cleveland
Klansmen Arrested In Davenport For Posting Bond Forfeited
Davenport Iowa June 11 Some Klansmen from Burlington were arrested last night while trying to post Klan literature. They were charged with violating the bill posting ordinance and forfeited bond.
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Davenport
Parmer with 6 razors couldn't cut expenses
Creager, a farmer, declares heavy debt despite no barber bills. He filed for bankruptcy listing six razors, two pairs of scissors, and two razor straps as his only high-value assets. The report notes the filing occurred in Cincinnati, Ohio on June 11 with Chartes.
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Creager
Farmer
Cincinnati
Carey Funeral Held at Nashua Cemetery
Nashua La June 11 Services were at Greenwood cemetery Monday for Mrs George Carey former resident who died on Sunday Funeral details note location Nashua cemetery Greenwood and the deceased’s identity Mrs George Carey
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Nashua
Greenwood Cemetery
George Carey
Weatherwalls Return From Grinnell Graduation
Mr and Mrs H E Weatherwalx have returned from Grinnell where they attended commencement. Their daughter Dorothy was graduated.
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Grinnell
H. E. Weatherwalx
Dorothy
Funeral notices for Mrs L P Davis and Mrs C M Davis
Mrs L P Davis funeral set for Thursday at 2:50 PM at Walnut Street Baptist Church with burial at Fairview. Rev R N MacDonald in charge. Mrs C M Davis, 64, died at home from apoplexy. Born March 24 1860 in Johnson Vermont. Survived by husband and several children. Body at Hileman & Giant mortuary awaiting arrangements.
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Ricker
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Fairview
C. M. Davis
Burton Avenue
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Milwaukee
Mercer
Ivan
Eugene
Mt Auburn
Ja Mel
Will Stoan
Jola Davis
Waterloo
Hileman & Giant
Mortuary
Science Not Rival to Religion Says Lowe View of Or
Dr John Smith Lowe D D of Boston MA speaking at the Universalist convention in Iowa City argues science and religion can cooperate. He warns education alone cannot save society and calls for harmony between scientific inquiry and religious moral training. Delegates elect officers in morning session and discuss next year’s assembly location.
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D.D
Boston
Maass
Lowe Universalist
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Lowe
Universalist General Convention
Iawa Universalist
Scouts Prepare for District Roundup at Waverly
Waterloo scouts head to Northwestern Town roundup in Waverly June 18 20 after a strenuous practice week. Kenneth Morse Floyd Robarts Melvin Glevin Dean McFarland George Bunn and many others compete in signaling pacing knot tying fire by friction and cooking tests at West High field and Kiwanis cabin with a large drill stunt and semaphore teams.
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Waverly
Kenneth Morse
Floyd Robarts
Melvin Glevin
Dean McFarland
George Bunn
William Perry
William_Ashmore
Edgar Barrett
Franz Wille
William Burbank
John_ Berthh
Laird Shoemaker
John Cook
Elmer Ericksen
Edgar van Niman
Robert Northey
Hckls Hutchinson
Lewis Low
van Nimann
Hutchinson
Burbank
Roberts
Berth
Dean
Wille
Cutler Street
van Niman
Johnson
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Ashmore
Cook
Ericksen
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Noys
J. B. Burton Funeral Services Set for Waverly
Funeral arrangements for J B Burton announce services in an undertaker's chapel in Waverly at 2 40 p m tomorrow with burial at Harlington Cemetery. The body will be taken to Waverly at 1 a m tomorrow.
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J. B. Burton
Waverly
Harlington
New Mexico Ruins Awe Researchers At Pueblo Bonito
Washington June 11 A National Geographic society expedition led by Neil M Judd departs Washington for a fourth year at Pueblo Bonito New Mexico The site features over 300 rooms and many kivas with debris cleared by four teams and a small railroad Indians perform most labor and recovered artifacts will be donated to the government The explorer notes no written inscriptions but life story and civic activities of the Bonitians are being reconstructed and comparisons to Maya and Egyptian cultures are discussed
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National Geographic Society
Neil M. Judd
Washington
Pueblo Bonito
N. M
Chaco Canyon National Monument
New Mexico
United States
Fueblo Bonito
America
National Geographical Society
Cuicuilco
Walter
Mexico
Judd
Yucatan
Guatemala
Old World
Nilé
Egypt
Karl Ruppert
University of Arizona
Gasoline Prices Cut by Tank Wagons in Waterloo
Following a statewide tank price cut, Hawkeye Bartles-Shepherd and Standard Oil announce a one cent per gallon reduction for tank wagon fuel within Waterloo. Consumers have not yet seen the drop, but managers expect a sale to begin next week.
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Standard Oil
Waterloo
Premier Kato Seeks Peace Policies for Japan
Tokyo June 11 The new Japanese cabinet led by Viscount Kato pledged world peace through friendly relations with all powers and promised domestic reforms. The ministry formed yesterday will assume office tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Viscount Kato
Japanese Workman Threatens U S Consul General
A Japanese workman at Yokohama drew a dagger and threatened U S Consul General Kemper demanding help against enforcement of the Japanese exclusion measure. Police arrested the man Sunday after the incident at the consulate.
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U. S
Kemper
Yokohama
Farmer Kills Daughters Then Ends His Life Near Denver
Denver, June 11. Believed to have gone insane, George Bath, a farmer near here, attacked his wife with a crowbar, inflicting serious injuries. He killed his daughter Lydia Li and left another daughter, Marie, 16, in critical condition before hanging himself. The wife is reported to be alive but in peril.
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Here
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Germany protests to league over French Ruhr troops
Geneva June 11. Germany protests to the league of nations against French troops in the Sarre valley the coal region where France obtained exclusive coal mine rights for 15 years under the Versailles treaty.
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Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Sarre Valley
France
Brookhart Spent 37.84 In Bid For renomination
Des Moines June 11 Senator Smith W Brookhart spent only 37.84 in his campaign for renomination according to an accounting filed with Secretary Ramsay. J D Buser the only Republican candidate to file today showed expenses of 1022.45 and contributions to his campaign fund of 310. Eight candidates for nomination at the primary June 2 must file by August 8 Largest account was Judge F D Letts Davenport nearly 3006 spent in his contest with Harry Hall. Boies spent 679.99 and Steck 2125 in campaigns for congress and governor races with varied allocations.
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Des Moines
Smith W. Brookhart
Ramsay
J. D. Buser
Jbe
F. D.letts
Davenport
Harry Hall
Letts
William D. Boise
Congress
Steck
Wallace MM. Short
Boies
Daniel F. Steck
Unsicker
Sliding Scale Fixed by Judge for Speeders
Des Moines June 11 Judge Herman F Zeuch fixed a sliding scale for speeders in a police drive against reckless driving. The scale offers four speed levels tied to monetary penalties with no discounts for cash or alibis. Speeds range from 30 mph at $25 to 48 mph and up at $100, subject to increases for intoxication or extreme recklessness.
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Des Moines
Herman F. Zeuce
Zeuch
Child Killed After Being Struck by Auto in Iowa
Thelma Rose, seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs G B Clymer of Cornell Bluffs Iowa, died from internal injuries after being struck by an automobile yesterday. Driver John J Loop said the child walked into the path of the car and the accident was unavoidable.
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Cornell Bluffs
Thelma Rose
G. B. Clymer
John Ji. Loop
Storm Lake seeks rate hike clash with city council
A proposed monthly rate increase of one dollar after July 1 was announced by the local telephone company, but the city council says the franchise will not permit it. In Shenandoah, Rev. Cochran and family were escorted through town with goats to supply milk for a baby. In Omaha, three men pleaded guilty to the Buller Taylor store robbery on May 12 and received 16 year sentences.
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Shenandoah
L. Cochran
Methodist Church
Culbertson
Neb
Redford
Warry Maybee
EB. J. Ekart
Omaha
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