Italian airship Italia crew rescued phase advances
King’s Bay reports Lieut Luetzen Holm in a sea plane found two Italia crew members wounded near Brandy Bay on the Northeastland coast. Gen Umberto Nobile with six men, two injured, heads toward land after gondola detachments, while other reports say the Italia crew drifted southward in ice floes with dangers of open sea and relief expeditions under way.
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King’s Bay
Luetzen Holm
Brandy Bay
Northeastland
Associated
Prest
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Umberto Nobile
Citta
Milano
Oslo
U.P
Aftenposten
Franz’ Josef Land
Splitbergen
Green Harbor
Rome
Italia
Nobile
Giuseppe Biagi
Ackley Fire Damages House and Barn Blaze
A fire on the John Croot farm near Ackley caused partial destruction of the residence and burned the barn wood and coal shed. Wiring is suspected as the origin. The furniture was saved and the north end is uninhabitable. Automobiles collide in gravel. injuries reported. Eldora defeats Ackley in baseball 7 ½ to 4.
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Ackley
John Croot
Here
James
Will Neesen
Waterloo
Otto Peters
Parkersburg
Neesen
Towan Brings Body of Slain Son Home
Des Moines reports Leo 3 Allen to arrive with the body of his son Leonard Allen aged 23 who died after a shooting at Puerto Cabezas Nicaragua. The incident involved an Am erican worker aiding a foreman who was killed. Leo Allen was wounded and died days later as his father traveled from New Orleans toward Nicaragua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Leo
Allen
Leonard
Puerto Cabezas
Nicaragua
Bragsman's Bluff Lumber Company
Puerta Cabezas
New Orleans
First National Bank of Marshalltown Closes Books
The First National Bank of Marshalltown Iowa, oldest in central Iowa, was closed by the board after weeks of deliberation on consolidation or reorganization. Deposits total 1575,300 with capital of 200,000 and surplus 31,000. President St. Clair, Vice President Shoemaker, and Cashier Dunmead report very small loss to depositors. Bragden family notable at a gathering in Council Bluffs yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
First National Bank of
Central
Towa
Temperatures and upcoming weather reference
Readable fragment notes high and low temperatures for Saturday and Sunday are garbled. The only clear detail is a 73 degree reference, with missing context for locations and times. The text lacks complete data to form a proper summary.
Longer Training for Barbers to Top Parley Agenda
Resolutions call for a two year journeyman apprenticeship and an eighth grade education for out of state barbers seeking Iowa registration at the eighteenth annual Iowa Journeymen Barbers Union convention. F O Moffet chairs the resolutions committee as the meeting opens with welcomes from Julius Ostergaard and James Shanessy. G W Pickering and other officers are named, with about fifty delegates present.
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Iowa
Iowa Journeymen Barbers’ Union
F. ©. Moffel
Sioux City
Rose's Hall
Water Street
Julius Ostergaard
Cedar Falls
Barber's Union
James ©. Shanessy
Indianapolis
Ind
Journeymen Barbers’ International Union
F. C. Sloan
State Association
W. T. Rose Berber Supply Company
Russell-Lampson
G. W. Pickering
Marshalltown
Marshall
Des Moines
F. O. Moffet
C. R. Moran
Newton
M. ©. Ewing
Fort Madison
Lou Skinner
Cedar Rapids
State Board of Barber Examiners
John C. Bailes
John McGrader
Coolidge’s Name Still Is Leading Convention Puzzie
The Pennsylvanian delegates arrive by three special trains to Kansas City for the convention as the Hoover camp grows confident. Mil ton declines to name his preferred candidate, while Pennsylvania’s support remains pivotal though some doubt its necessity. Negotiations hint at a possible compromise figure like Curtis, with Lowden Watson and others weighing options amid mixed farm relief concerns.
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Mate
Mitlon
Isis
Page One
Coolidge
Fiere
Merlon
White House
Hoover
Pennsylvania
Mellon
Kansas City
Hooverites
Lawden-Gurlis-Watson-Gail
Lalstr
James W. Good
Weaver
Hooer
Curtis
Ras
Watson-Gulf
Mann
Lowden
Watson
Indiana
Jor Canon
Goff
Dawes
Pershing
Convention Sparks in McNary-Haugen Debate and Hoover Split
Delegates flood into the city as McNary-Haugen supporters press for farm relief measures while anti Hoover factions push to oppose Hoover. Former Governor Lowden and Senator Watson rally delegates to back their candidates and advocate for the equalization fee. A bustling schedule of meetings and speeches fills the convention with lively, crowded activity.
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Lowden
Wat Son
Puting
Gank- Hon
Fleht For & Frank
Dance Marathon Riot sidelines couples in Chicago event
A riot during a manual dancing derby in Chicago led to couple No. 52 Harry Freeman and Ida Posen being ruled out. Four other couples remain in the race after tensions over alleged stalling by Freeman and Posen. Judges interrupted the pace as bettors favored the sidelined pair.
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Chicago
Harry Freeman
Ida Posen
Gordon Franksen
Marion Stauber
Col. R. Johns
Serena Bargandi
Frank Brown
Sioux City
Taj Walter Grafsky
St. Paul
Minn
Marcella Meadows
Parole Hearing Planned for Tony Goer in Rape Case
A parole board will hear an application for Tony Goer seeking clemency after a rape conviction. Judge Fr. Fb Botes and EB J Wenner urged supportive action. Goer has served about 1 years in Anamosa reformatory. the case appealed to the Supreme Court, which approved the sentence.
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Fb Botes
EB. J. Wenner
Tony Goer
Tfesentener
Board of Parole
John Hammill
Cc. Murwach
Wow. Woolley
Grier
Trick
Herannds
Geter
Anamosa
Sige Supreme Court
Muscar
Acard
EM Tau
Gehr
Leading Tire Prices Cut 4 to 17 Percent
In New York during June, major tire firms announced price cuts effective today. Firestone was first to announce reductions, followed by Lee of Conshohocken, General Tire and Rubber, and Goodyear. Goodyear did not specify the extent, while others listed 4 to 17 percent cuts across all tire lines.
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New York
Firestone
Lee
Conshohocken
General Tires& Rubber
Goodyear
Coolidge Heads to Wisconsin Summer Post
President Coolidge departs Washington tonight for Brule Wisconsin to spend the summer at Godar Island lodge on the Brule river about 28 miles from Superior. He will not return until mid September and travels with Mrs. Coolidge and a large White House staff. Newsmen, photographers, secret service, and household personnel accompany him. Special communications will keep him in touch with the Republican convention in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kington
B.C
Bey
Coolidge
Washington
Brule
Wis
Kansas City
Houle
Altho
Wisconsin
Iowa Masons Gather for 85th Grand Lodge Meeting
The Iowa Masons will hold their eighty fifth annual grand lodge meeting in Cedar Rapids. More than 1,500 members are expected to attend the sessions beginning Thursday forenoon. All divisions will be housed in the new temple.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Masons
Grand Lodge
Oreer
Retail Shoe Dealers Open Their Thirteenth Annual State Convention
Town retail shoe dealers opened their thirteenth annual state convention today. James H. Stone of New York, manager of the National Association, is on the program as a featured speaker. The convention will close with a banquet Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des.Moalnes
Ame li
James H. Stone
New York
Socation
Iowa Delegation to Caucus Tonight in Kansas City
Iowa's delegation gathers for a harmony dinner and caucus tonight in Kansas City Missouri. Delegates anticipate choosing a chairman and committee members after a formal session, with results to follow, while marriage licenses appear in a separate brief. In Des Moines a Beaver Construction verdict awards $21,000 against Madrid Coal for breach of contract. initial claim sought $160,000 in damages.
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Kansas City
INS
Iowa
Des Moines
Dnaye
Beaver Con
Madrid Coal
Fire alarms report scattered damage and minor blazes
Fire alarms Sunday morning at 1284 Linear report sparks on wooden shingles causing $50 damage. Later Sunday an Owl Company commercial fire on Second Street caused slight damage from burning rubbish. Monday at 400 block Falla Avenue a garage fire produced slight smoke.
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N. B. Erpelding
Owl Company
Second Street
Falla Avenue
Mexican Eagle Flies Toward Washington From Mexico City
Tampico dispatch reports Captain Emilio Carranza nicknamed the American Lone Eagle left Valbuena field at 8 10 a m bound for Washington on a nonstop flight. The Mexican hero aims to visit U S cities after reception in Washington and may return to Mexico City by a later nonstop flight.
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Tampico
Mexico
Emilio Carranza
Mexico City
Washington
Lindbergh
Carrante
San Diego
Excelsior
Uy Bt
U. S
Carranza
Both Widows Lose Insurance Claim on Eddie Dawson
In municipal court Bertha Dawson of Waterloo won a ruling that neither claimant to Eddie Dawson life insurance will receive the policy. The $500 claim covered bills from attorneys physicians and an undertaker. The Chicago claimant had alleged a prior marriage in Durant Mississippi on September 29, 1920 under the name Deorson.
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Eddie Dawson
Bertha Dawson
Waterloo
Chicago
Dawson
Durant
Miss
Deorson
Stewart Denied Motion in Senate Contempt Trial
Justice Siddons denied Robert W. Stewart's motion for a directed verdict in his Senate contempt case. The Indians Standard Oil chairman faces a jury trial in its third week after final arguments, with Siddons criticizing the committee questions and the indictment as illegal and noting Stewart's respectful appearance without a subpoena.
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Washington
Siddons
Robert W. Stewart
Indians Standard Oil Company
Senate
Stewart
Myers Renamed on Trade Commission
Washington DC June 1 John F H Gidl was given a recess appointment by President Coolidge to be a member of the federal farm loan board. Similar appointments were given to Abram F Myers Town to the federal wage commissioner and Sherman J Lowell to the tariff commission. All are reappointments.
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Washington, D. C
John FH. Gidl
Caglidge
Federal Farm Loan Board
Abram FL Myers
Federal Wade
Sherman J. Lowell
Tariff Commission
Stolte Buys Allied Printing Interest in Iowa Trades Council
A. G. Stolte, known theatre manager, purchases a substantial stake in the Strand Theatre Waterloo from A. J. Diebold Cedar Rapids and will assume management. Diebold calls Stolte a sensation in show business, noting he ranks among the nation’s top managers. The Allied Printing Trades council meets at Hotel Russell today with about 25 delegates, considering resolutions and new officers.
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A. G. Stolte
Allied Printing
Trades Council Strand Theatre
Waterios
Strand Theatre
A. J. Diebold
Cedar Rapids
Diebold
Stolte
A. H. Blank Amusement Company
Riviera
Omaha
Waterloo
Waterloo Daily Reporter
Vinton
Diebold Hose
Blank Company
Des Moines
W. F. Stalte
Maple Street
Towa Allied Printing Trades Council
Russell-Lamson
Robert E. Hall
Minnie Anderson
E. W. Lundquist
Gedar Rapids
Bandits Take $88,999 in Cancelled Checks
Chicago messenger Morris Jadwin says two bandits boarded a surface car and robbed him of 88999 in cancelled checks. The robbers gloated over the sum, appearing to believe the checks were negotiable as negotiable paper.
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Chicago
Jim
tNsi
Morris Jadwin
Ainder
Broadcasting on enormous scale at Republican convention
Arrangements for broadcasting the Republican national convention are the most elaborate in history. Microphones installed throughout the convention hall by the National Broadcasting company Columbus broadcasting system and station WGN Chicago. WGN will be the only broadcaster with its own microphone by the hall. The NBC system headed by WEAF and WJZ New York links with the hall microphones. Graham McNamee, who announced the 1924 conventions, will lead the staff.
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Kansas
National Broadcasting Company
Columbus Broadcasting System
WGN
Chicago
WEAF
WJZ
New York
Pacific Coast
Graham McNamee
Platform draft by Smoot ready
New York on June 11 a drop in Banditary stock and a rise in call money sparked a broad stock market decline on the New York Exchange with many prices down sharply. Kansas City reports a tentative Republican platform draft by Senator Smoot with proposed planks for consideration at the convention tomorrow. YellowStone trip notes and building permits wrap the day’s brief items, listing residents and addresses.
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New York
Vpea
Banditary Corporation
New York Stock
Kansas City
Republican Party
Smonat
Utah
Salern
Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rotary urged to be real citizens of the community
Thurman Miller, editor of the Wilmington newspaper, told the Rotary Club at Hotel Russell that success is measured by the community you live in, not just money. He condemned the jealous critic and the know-it-all, urging focus on one’s own duties as Waterloo’s Know Waterloo week is set for June 14 to 23, with Herman C. Miller of the Greater Waterloo association briefly speaking.
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Miller
Wilmington
Rotary Club
Russell
Lamson
Lst
Tim
Herman C. Miller
Greater Waterloo Association
Know Waterloo
Bourrob
Keynote Speech Planned At Republican Convention Tomorrow
Kansas City June 11 UPI The Republican National Convention outlines a busy agenda with William M Butler presiding at start and Simeon D Fess delivering the keynote in a schedule that includes committee reports permanent organization and the selection of officers. Nominations and balloting for presidential and vice presidential candidates follow as adjournment nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
UPI
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Mme. Schaman-Heink
Roy O. West
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Butler
Fess
National Committee
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Firemen's Sunday Banquet Ended by Midday Alarm
Station No 1 Waterloo fire department held a mid day banquet with roast beef cabbage spuds and desserts from aluminum firm agent B A Rudolph demonstrating equipment. Nine firemen led by Captain Frank C Lindsey were called to an alarm at Commercial and Second streets during the meal. Upon return the meals were still warm.
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Waterloo
B. A. Rudolph
Frank C. Lindsey
G. M. Grisman
Gampbell Avenue
Cedar Rapids Men Form Cedar Rapids Airways Inc
Jay Hall and Howard Hall local businessmen organize an airplane taxi service in Cedar Rapids Iowa The venture named Cedar Rapids Airways Inc will be capitalized at 50000 dollars and begin operations from the city The plan signals new air transport venture in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Jay
Howard Hall
Cedar Rapids Airways, Inc
Telepone Poles Broken In Evening Collision
Two automobiles with unknown drivers last night rammed trolley poles on the WG PF O N line and broke them off. A pole on Fourth street east near Newell street was completely broken. Another pole on Westfield avenue near Ballou street was knocked over. No street car service was interrupted.
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Troley
WG. PF. O& N
Fourth Street
Newell Street
Westfield Avenue
Ballou Street
Funeral trip for brother to Indiana after sister's death
The unnamed man left 432 Cottage Right for cogent port Indiana to attend the funeral of his sister Mrs George Welch who died there at 4 p m Saturday.
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Cottag
Cogent Port
Ind
George Welch
Brain Tests at North American Universities
Intelligence tests are being administered at most leading universities. Study them, attempt to answer, and if unsure, refer to the correct solutions later. These tests aim to gauge mental rating and capacity.
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Bragdons Motor
Stanley Bragden
Jon
Douglas Breadon
Council Bhutfe
Caveral Dave
Bragdon
Third Avenue West
Mmonday
Tam
A. A. Lilly
Chameston
S. C
Ruth Hanna McCormack
James Watson
Dorothy Cunningham
Indiane
Michael Tobin
Otis F. Glenn
Ilinois
Henry W. Marshall
Jodiaia
Louis L. Emerson
Wm. H. Miller
Ohjio
Journeymen Barbers of
Puzzie
Hoover Organization
Alot
Tony Geier
Apt
Brule, Wis
Francis Marion Sullens
Kellogg, Ta
Merman
Millar
EAGLE
Gulf
Montgomery
Atlanta
Deelers
Diomio Stewart
Justice Siddons
Myers
On Trade Commission
Jene
Josephus Collins
Collins
First Congregational Church
Kingfisher
Callins Mortgage Company
L. E. Booth
Helen
Columbia Street
J. Afra Hayes
Chicago Hospital
Ils
Mary Hayes
Mulberry Street
GOP
Riviera Theatre
Iowa Cities
Smoot Neady
Yellowstone
Dorothy Wilson
Walnut Street
Ellen Enmuilai
Yellowstone Park
F. R. Parsons
Lydia Walker
Dubuque
Charles Walker
H. Williams
Seventh Street West
L. Douglass
Lincoln
Eva J. M. Paden
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