Peace conference pace slows as German reply delayed
Paris reports the German counter proposal reply unlikely before Saturday night with five days for Germany to decide on course. Weimar says the assembly will focus on treaty provisions and may not sit until Friday or Saturday. Minor concessions possible but no lightening of the treaty burden expected.
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Associated Press
Paris
Jung
Upper
Silesia
Weimar
Altho
National Assembly
Council of
Coblenz
Rhine
Germany
Europe
Russia
Austria
Umder
Poland
Bela Kirn
M. Clemenceau
Council of Four
Army Moves Toward Juarez Amid Reported Skirmishes
Juarez, June 12 reports say advance forces near Juarez with over 100 men within two to four miles, as U S troops move toward El Paso. The Twenty fourth United States Infantry is en route from Columbus to El Paso on a special train.
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Juarez
Mex
Polite Angeles
Juiz
Hig Grande
Juarcz
el Paseo
Twenty-fourth United States Infantry
Sagen
Columbus
Nom
el Paso
80 000 Key Men of Roads Ordered to Help Strikers
General offices of the Western Union Telegraph report traffic running smoothly amid the Commercial Telegraphers' Union strike. Across cities, union leaders say strikers are increasing though company tallies claim only a few quit. Postal guards sought in Des Moines as peaceful pickets form around offices.
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Burleson
Simonth
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Commercial Telegraphers' Union
New York City
Festal Telegraph Company
Postal
Des Moines
National Telegraphers
Western Union
Altho
The
Clean Sweep to Border Grows in Mexican Conflict
Reports from Juarez and El Paso say Gen. Felipe Angeles and Francisco Villa have advanced northeast from Samalayuca toward Guadalupe opposite Fabden Texas, with several columns marching and Juarez garrison showing artillery signs. Casualties reported in Monterey as fighting continued through Monday to Tuesday night.
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Juarez
Mexico
Felipe Angeles
San Augustin
Guadlupe
el Paso
Tex
Pelips Angeles
Francisco Villa
Samalyaca
Guadalupe
Fadens
Here
Borler Rity
Ramon Vega
Martin Lopes
Angeles
Monterey
Browneville
Palmer seeks half million fund to prosecute anarchists
Attorney General Palmer asked Congress for a special five hundred thousand dollar appropriation to extend the hunt for anarchists bomb throwers and enemies of law and order. The request follows efforts to clamp down on subversive activities and prosecute those involved.
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Palmer
Big Fund
Cps
Washington
J. T
Congress
Noske defends use of troops amid socialist rift in Weimar
In Weimar, Gustave Noske, defense minister, vows the cabinet stays in office to save the German people. He defends troop deployments to Munich and Leipzig as request-based, attacks rivals within the Majority Socialist party, and labels the Schutzenteilen division disloyal for allying with the Independent Socialists as Eduard Bernstein plans a conciliatory speech to mend party unity.
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Associated Press
Weimar
Wernesdar
Gustave Noske
Naske
Scheidemann
Herr Scheidemann
Seif
Noske
Munich
Leipzig
Liebknecht
Eduard Bernstein
Berger of Wisconsin Challenges Legality of His Seat
Victor L. Berger, the Socialist representative elected from Wisconsin, challenged the House or its committees to deprive him of his seat. The hearing opened with jurisdiction questions after his conviction under the espionage act and long fight anticipated. Carney argues Berger is disqualified.
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Washington, D.C
Victor L. Berger
Wirth
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
Dallinger
Berger
Henry F. Cochems
Milwaukee
Joseph P. Carney
William H. Stafford
Supreme Court
Carney
Harry R. MecLoga
America
Milwaukee Ledger
United States
Kin of Balfour Witness in Court
William Balfour a cousin of Lord A J Balfour former British premier arrived from Tania county to testify in the Patrick Shinners habeas corpus case. He is a longtime resident of Tania and well known. The second item notes the Senate without a record vote passed Cummins railroad control act amendment sent to the House.
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Balfour
William Balfour
Lord A.J. Balfour
Great Britain
Tania
County
Lonny
Patrick Shinners
Washington, D
Senate
Cummins
Towa
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Local social notes from Vinton and Ames events
Mrs. Ruste visited friends including Mrs. George Worthen and Mrs. J. E. Ridenour on Monday before heading to Ames for a women’s club meeting. Ruste leads the Iowa branch of mothers and parent teacher groups, while Edward Ridenour and his grandmother Miss Margaret Ku Ramil were shown at the Ridenour farm near Vinton.
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Vinton
Edward Ridenour
Margaret Ku Ramil
Wenxs
Riden-our Farm
Senators Oppose U. S. Europe War Link Hearing
Senate panel hears testimony on war linkage with Europe as lawmakers question Lamont dealings and delay in Wilsons treaty text reply. Davison and Morgan push options while Lodge and others weigh political risk and potential testimony from Paris peace figures. Local briefs note community events and farm sales amid the wider discussion.
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Micbu Root
J. P. Morgan
Frank A. Vanderiip
Henry . Davison
Lamont
Davison
J. Pp.Morgan
Thomas W. Lamont
Paris Peace Commission
Hudson Y M C A is Organized and Local News Roundup
The Hudson YMCA is officially organized by Dr H Styles with officers Paul Degner president Eugene Gutknecht vice president Ralph Knudson secretary treasurer for next year. Local news includes births, deaths, travel reports, property sales, and community events with names such as Henry Schieffelbein Mrs. Meyers and John McCulloch noted among many others.
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Henry Schiefffelbein
Jodies
Sears’ Service
Giles
C. Iu
Osborn
Denver
Colo
Northern Baptist
Vantic
Val Arin Ir
D. RL Meyers
Mors
Oklahoma City
Steter
Meyers
Me B. Meyers
Kansas
Tama Man Fights Insanity Charge in Civic Hearings
Patrick Shinners 46 of Tama County appeals habeas corpus to prove sanity while in Sheriff S. Peterman’s custody after being adjudged insane. Twenty-one lifelong neighbors and local tradesmen testify to sanity, while others allege continued insanity. Legal battle over commission orders and review rights continues in district court.
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Patrick Shinners
Tama County
S. Peterman
Shinners
Martin
Patrick
Martin Shinners
Tom
J. B. Williams
District Court
Commissioners of Insanity
Tames County
M. J. Butterfield
E. H. McCoy
H. B. Beecher
J. R. Cald
Well
J. W. Lamb
Toledo
Peterman
Caldwell
Skinners
Independence
District Court of
Tama
WeCor
Sacred Heart High School Graduates Five
Five students received diplomas at Sacred Heart School during last evening’s commencement. Rev J M Molfoy gave the address and conferred the honors. The graduates were Rose Trainor Alberta Jaeger Clarence Reardon Gerald Schmidt and Joseph Lutgen.
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Sacred Heart School
J. M. Malfoy
Rose Trainor
Alberta Jaeger
Clarence Reardon
Gerald Schmidt
Funeral services for Mrs Genevieve Webster held at West Windsor
Funeral services for Mrs Genevieve Webster were conducted at West Windsor Presbyterian Church at 3 p m with Rev A C Pressom officiating. The remains proceeded to Galesburg for burial. Pallbearers named Clarence Cropper Kenneth Bragdon Clark Leeper Joseph Chapman Glen Bown and Jackson McCoy attended. Relatives Mrs C A Webster and Pierce Webster of Galesburg and Mrs Marion Newell of Muscatine with George Newell of Thompson came to attend.
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Genevieve Webster
Westwinster Presbyterian Church
A. C. Pressom
Galesburg
Clarence Cropper
Kenneth Bragdon
Clark’ Leéper
Joseph Chapman
Glen
Bown
Jackson McCoy
C. A. Webster
Pierce Webster
Marion Newell
Muscatine
George Newell
Thompson
Nashua News Briefs: Deaths and Local Happenings
Praik Bark er died suddenly at her home six miles east of town after a year illness from tuberculosis then heart trouble. John Howard and wife autoed from New Hampton to visit. Sheriff and deputies captured a payroll robber on a New Hampton bound train, gun found on the man. Mrs Hugh Bulls returns from Rochester advised rest. Mothers Jewelers of the M E church met with Mrs Baumbach for a pleasant afternoon.
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Clarksville
Clarkevile
Kittle, Hohner
Gey Chamberlin
Alx
Clarkaville
Chas
Winkie
Dany
Dart
Fritz
Lake Charles
OH. Fgenfritz
Mes
Dean
Chas. Strasemian
Itudd
Prank Cheever
Kid Philips
Clarksvilie
Mra
Frances Ackerman
Packard
Fred Kaussacl
Morris
Minn
Wm. Selling
Mes. Uarry, Johnson
Wa’ ‘Terloo
George Haney
Will Shepard
Daug'f ‘Ter
Lois
Waverly
Paul Harris
Geo. Kocher
Nina
Robert Poisal
Kocher
A. Judd
Marble Rock
Amandy Jepson
Mainfield
Iver
Annis
Agnes
Hed. Davis
Estherville
Frank
Sylvester
Ray Paulson
DP. We Hurd
Rochester
Glenn
Greene
M. NX
Jepson
Hampton
Jashua
Fueaz
Ms. Praik
Barker
Wim
Tytle
J. McDonnell
Idaho
Co. A
France
Nashua
G. A. Hinkley
Lucile
Eagle Grove
John Howard
New Hampton
E. W. Howard
John
Iman
Minneapolis
New ‘Hampton
Hugh. Bulls
Andy
Jewele
M. E. Church
E. Ee Baumbach
Juniors Host Senior Class Breakfast at Charity Home
Graduating Our Lady of Victory academy seniors were guests at a breakfast hosted by juniors at the Sisters of Charity home this morning. Rev E Slattery and Rev Fr Toomey of St Josephs parish attended. The 28 attendees were served by sophomore girls. Also listed are marriage licenses for von Ek Ruby Hibaneth McDonald Cedar Paul R Hall Elizabeth J Mann Waterloo.
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Our Laity of Victory
Academy
Sisters of Charity
E. Slattery
Fr. Toomey
St. Joseph's Parish
von EK
Ruby
Oskaloosa Hibaneth
McDonald
Cedar Pail R Hall
Waterloo
Elizabeth J. Mann
Denver to Host Grand Fourth of July Homecoming
Denver residents prepare for a July Fourth homecoming celebration honoring local veterans. An upcoming weeklong plan reveals events to make the day memorable in Kemmer County. Also noted is the birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Harry Palmer and a Denver band concert on Thursday evening with several overseas veterans returning this week.
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Denver
Petyer Wil
Bors
Kemaer
Harry Palmer
Richard Diektaunn
Dike News Briefs Report Trades and Local Happenings
Fred Weltz and Gen Carlson bought the hardware store from A V Dikes who recently sold his shop to E W Jewell in exchange for a farm. Jim Ostergaard returned home from Camp Dodge today after overseas service with no injuries. OT Petting works at Farmers Savings Bank this summer. Rainstorm washed out bridges around Dike and damaged the new school building lightly. Mr and Mrs G F Hummel traveled to Waterloo on business. Mrs Hummel stayed with a friend over weekend.
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DIKE
Fred Weltz
Gen. Carlson
A. V. Dikes
E. W. Jewell
Jewell
Jim Ostergaard
Camp Dodge
OT. Petting
Farmers' Savings Bank
G. F. Hummel
Waterloo
Hummel
Horton Hears News of Weddings Deaths and Weather
Bliss Eather arrived from Minnesota for a week’s visit with relatives in Horton. Rolf Hall and Merle Seely wed at her parents’ home with Rev Woods officiating. Mrs Frank Buckle dies suddenly near Horton. funeral held at home with Rev Arthur Woods officiating. A severe wind and hailstorm caused damage around Horton. Children’s Day program set for Sunday evening at the church.
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Horton
Bliss Eather
Minnesota
Ambrose Lorenz
Chicago
Walter Sewell
Iowa City
Mra
Sear Lumberg
Mons
Waverly
AL Swortiguer
Schenectady
X. Y
Harry Cortrisht
Arthu Woods
Modern Woodmen Referendum Passes New Assessment Rates
The Modern Woodmen of America membership voted to approve new assessment rates. Official results show 75,428 in favor and 45,899 against, with the rates to take effect July 1, announced by Assistant Head Clerk J G Ray.
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Associated Press
Rock Island, Fil
Woodmen of America
Yates
J. G. Ray
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Maharra
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Dakota
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Hoerman
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Tama Man
Sacred Heart High School
Martuarsy
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Phonograph
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Vocalion
Fourth St
Behr Bros
Chase
New Jepson
New
Story & Clark
Mahogan
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Kimball
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