Britain Warns Moscow to Stay Hands Off Britain
London AP reports Britain issued two sharp notes to Moscow protesting Soviet money offerings to Britain during a nine day general strike. The government says the funds aimed to foster a movement to change British government and may breach the Anglo Russian trade pact.
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Brazil and Spain May Desert League Next Fall
Geneva June session of the League of Nations council adjourned amid tensions over Brazil and Spain seeking permanent seats. Brazil offered resignation from the council. Spain declined to accept a similar seat. Leaders hope promises of future re elections might keep both from taking irrevocable steps.
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Spain
Geneva
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League of Nations
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League
League Aée
Connecl
Mellon family aides Pepper fund in Senate campaign
Testimony at a senate slush fund inquiry showed Mellon family contributions to Pepper’s 1930s primary campaign totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars. W. Mellon and R. B. Mellon were named among major donors. Pepper’s committee reported $125,000 spent by his own aids.
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The
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Icicle
Pepper
Senate
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchottela
William S. Ware
Melon
Secretary of the Treasury
Gheny County
Pepper‘Fisher
Rodman Wanamaker
Henourn
J. Howard Pew
Wi Frazer Harris
Sidney L. Wrist
Weaver
MH. Golst
Roat
Taylor
B. Newhald
Thomas Gevaian
W. M. Anderson
Joh al McCarthy
Edward Bok
Mere
Robert Glendunning
Ma Watts
Thomas
Guire
Joseph Gren S
Brock
Charles T, Ehh
Liam
Jar’ Turner
Oh. Mull
Edward B” Stobinetic
J. Leonard Replogle
Weather notes show Thursday temperatures and forecast
Fragmentary weather item lists maximum and minimum temperatures for Thursday with unclear readings and partial city context. The readable data indicate a mid range day with low clarity on exact figures and location. Further details are unreadable in the supplied text.
Roads Turn Muddy After Rains Across State
A rugged, rain soaked pattern leaves major highways and rural routes muddy and rough in the southeastern and southern regions. Officials warn drivers to proceed with caution as slower travel and flood-prone segments persist across borders and counties.
Attempt at death by own action Nearly Claims Two
Mrs George Eschman attempt to commit suicide led to the deaths of her and her husband in Fort Madison Iowa. Returning from work she found him in a room with a opened window and an act of self harm preceded their collapse. Both are reported recovering.
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Fort Madison
UPI
George Eschman
Eschman
Special session urged to handle big road program
A Iowa legislative committee proposes a 106 million dollar primary roads bond plan to revamp the primary road system. It calls for state control, abolition of county allocations, new funding from an extra one cent gasoline tax, and a eight year construction window with bonds retired in 20 years.
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Mamersburg
Avaiottiyn Dows Iams
Wibater City
Receivers Named for Hudson Savings Bank by Judge Roies
District Judge H R Roies appointed state banking superintendent L A Andrew as Receiver of the Hudson Savings Bank upon the Attorney General Ben Gibson filing. A bank examiner will be placed in charge, with claimants other than depositors given until July 31 to file with the court clerk. Depositors listed in books need not file. The examiner may recover assets and belongings held for indebted owners.
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Hudson Savings Bank
H.R. Roies
Ben
Gibson
Death notices of Mrs. Therese Maibach and Mrs. Ritz
Mrs Therese Maibach of Beech Street is notified by cable of her death at age 74 in Hendon London. She left a long widowhood, roots in Germany, and five children with several grandchildren. The second obituary notes Mrs. Ritz of Waterloo died at Allen Memorial Hospital after eight years illness. Born July 4, 1848, she served in Civil War era military unit and leaves two sons, a daughter, and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending at Kistnor’s Mortuary.
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Beech Street
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London
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England
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Huband
Germany
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William
Slater Mary Hilfa
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Essen
RETA
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Allen Memorial Hospital
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Miurtin
Ritz
Roli
Charlee Wi
Laffayette Street
Matlin
Tiding
Washanton
Settin Shean
MSAC
Loneliness Drives Heiress to Suicide After Chum Weds
Miss Jean Mackenzie, 25, heiress in Greenwich Village, found dead in her apartment by banker Raymond Fish. Police say she killed herself amid loneliness after her roommate wed a naval officer. Her mother, widow of a Singer Sewing Machine stockholder, travels from San Francisco for a last look. The scene included two poison bottles and burned toes, with autopsy noting about 12 hours since death. Mackenzie recently inherited a large sum from an uncle. her mother had previously been swindled of $640,000 by Richard Hartman in Tyson & Co.
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Tune LI
Greenwich Village
Jean Macketzie
Charlotte P. Mackenzie
Singer Sewing Machine ‘Company
San Francisco
Raymond I. Fish
Fish
Miss Mackenzie
Burdette P. Craig
Cornelius ‘A. Bushnell
Clay Schurter
Barge Sun
Graig
Flo
Hunt
Mackenzie
Richard J. ‘Hartman
Tyson & Co
Hartman
Four Inches of Snow Reported in Calgary
Calgary Alberta reports ongoing intermittent snow since Wednesday night with four inch amounts in nearby sections noted yesterday then melting. Snowfall is noted as badly needed for crops. Clarksville Rebekah event set for next year after January meeting in Janesville.
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Alberta
Man jailed for pocketbook money embezzlement case
Kaiser Al Katsar, 601.1-2 Iowa Street, held in county jail on larceny by embezzlement charges after allegedly failing to return $93 found in a pocketbook to George Kiema of New Hampton. Kiema found wallet in Waterloo, lost May, ad placed, later recovered empty wallet with Kaiser admitting finding it but claiming loss of wallet the next day.
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Iowa Street
W. A. Cook
Kaiser
Roy Armstrong
Hugh Crimrine
Municipal Court
George Kiema
New Hampton
Waterloo
Klema
Klewa
Snodgrass Elected G A R Commander in Iowa
Ray I Snodgrass of 431 Chicago street was elected President of the Sons of Veterans department of Iowa at the annual convention held with the encampment closing in Keokuk today Mrs Zeila Kimbley of Monte UMA was re elected president of the S O VW auxiliary according to press dispatches
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Ray I. Snodgrass
Chicago Street
Sons of Veterans, Department of Iowa
G. A. RR
Keokuk
Zeila Kimbley
Monte- Uma
S. O. VW
Delegates to T P A Convention Leave for Philadelphia
H E Weatherwax 32 C Trim bauer and C Hummel depart for Philadelphia to attend the Travelers Protective Association national convention. George W Huntley, a candidate for national president, and Mrs Huntley left earlier. Also noted Alvin Brooks of Lake county dies from acute mumps contracted at school. Marriage licenses listed for Harvey Sheeley and Mary McClain.
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C. Trimbauer
C. Hummel
The
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Philadelphia
George W. Huntley
Mumps
Kiel-Farmer
Sioux Falls
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Laka
Coolidge Considers Speeches in Senate Campaigns
President Coolidge has not decided if he will deliver political speeches during the congressional campaigns this summer. The report notes uncertainty about campaign activity while in Washington D.C. and beyond.
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Coolidge
Senate
Washington D.C
President mulls Indiana campaign visit invitation
A Republican delegation from Indiana urged President to address supporters in Indianapolis in September or October. The group included two U S senators, members of Congress, and the state Republican committee. The president, who has not spoken in Indiana, said he would consider the invitation favorably if he decides to make political addresses in the campaigns.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
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