Blaine denounces prohibition act invasion of home
Gov. Blaine denounces the Olson amendment to the enforcement bill as intolerable espionage on the home. He vows to veto his own bill unless the assembly restores the original form, arguing the measure intrudes on private residence and wastes public funds pursuing noncriminal home-brew cases. He says state authorities will not invade homes to prosecute private home use.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Blaine
Senate
Assembly
Rotarians Seek World Peace at Edinburgh Convention
In Edinburgh Scotland on June 13 Rotarians opened their world convention with the Battle Hymn of the Republic echoing through a packed hall. Amendments to the Rotary constitution aim to promote international peace and goodwill through business and professional fellowship. The eighteenth district proposal suggests studying labor issues to aid in reaching agreements as a path to amity. Messages arrived including greetings from Lincoln Nebraska noting Gen Pershing as a signatory. Proceedings began with opening by President T D Hunter and invocation by Rev Wallace Williamson. International President Snedd of Portland delivered the annual address before adjournment.
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United Preas
Edinburgh
Scotland
Rotary
International Board of Directors
United States
Baltes
N. S
Lincoln
Neb
Cnt Grestings
Gen. Pershing
Ban on Cream Substitutes Proposed in House
Washington June 13 representatives of milk producers urged the House agricultural committee to bar interstate import of fats or coconut oil used as substitutes for cream. Dr E V McCullum Johns Hopkins said substitutes fail to aid child growth. Support came from Robert W Baidenston Philadelphia secretary of Interstate Milk Producers Assn A J Grover Fort Atkinson Wisconsin Dairy Protective Assn Seward A Miller Utica assistant counsel for the Dairymen's League E J Engals New York for Borden Condensed Milk Co and other farm groups.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House Agricultural Committee
EV. McCullum
Johns Hopkins University
Robert W. Baidenston
Philadelhia
Interstate Milk Producers Association
A. J. Grover
Fort Atkinson
Wisconsin Dairy Protective Association
Seward A. Miller
Utica
N. Y
Dairymen's League
E. J. Engals
New York
Borden Condensed Mill Company
School Garden Schedule Amid Vacation Adjustments
The school garden supervisor Mrs C Cadwallader and assistants arranged a staggered schedule to gather pupils. Lafayette garden Tuesday Logan Wednesday Belmont Thursday Grant Saturday at 8 am. In the Galloway district Mrs Beside will meet gardeners Thursday afternoon and Saturday morning. Beaguerens place classes Thursday at 6 pm under Mrs F E Adams.
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C. Cadwallader
Lafayette Garden
Logan
Belmont
Grant
Galloway
Beaguerens Place
F. E., Adams
I Shot Him Cry of Mrs Orthwein Prosecutor Says
Mrs Cora C Orthwein sobbed in court as Prosecutor Lloyd Heth accused her of shooting Herbert P Ziegler in the back. Heth described evidence from March raid and said Ziegler was a Goodyear Tire executive living with her for five years. Orthwein shouted she killed him and claimed jealousy over Charlotte Lewinsky sparked the crime.
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United Preas
Chicago
Cora C. Orthwein
Lloyd Heth
Herbert P. Ziegler
Heth
Ziegler
Orthwein
Herb
Hetb
Hetb Charged Mrs. Orthwein
Charlotte Lewinsky
Socialists to Vote on Endorsing Soviets Question
Detroit June 13 The Socialist national convention set for June 25 will decide whether socialism keeps its present program or aligns with Sovietism or communism. The agenda system allows tentative motions to be circulated among members, with no automatic endorsement by the convention committee.
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Preas
Detroit
Mich
Socialist National Convention
Socialist Party of the United States
Communist International
Socialist Party of the
United States
Socialist Society
American Socialist Party
Socialist Party
Wrestler Dies After Full Nelson Hold Breaks Neck
Sioux City report says John Vaitkunas 39 suffered a broken neck during a friendly match when opponent Joseph Dalinda applied a full Nelson hold. He died later. survived by a widow and two children.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
White
John Vaitkunas
Joseph Dalinda
Vaitkanas
Labor Triumphs and Tension at AFL Denver Meet
At the forty first AFL convention in Denver the banner themes were labor unity and democratic ideals while debate intensified over the carpenters union. The council urged wider membership though layoffs reduced dues paying members and tensions rose over jurisdictional disputes and the carpenters' stance on federation decisions.
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American Federation of Labor
Kansas
Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Jlabor
Jans
Gompets
Joey
Building Trades Department
Federation
Mary Reese Town Swept A Disastrous Blaze
United Press reports Wilmington Delaware June 13 fire threats Rising Sun Maryland two hotels four stores and a row of dwellings destroyed firemen from Newark Delaware aided by others prepare for picnic tri county officials select Elk Run site for Black Hawk Tama and Grundy counties gathering next Friday afternoon
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United Press
Wilmington
Del
Rising Sun
Newark
Elk Run
Black Hawk
Tama
Grundy
Minnesota Republicans Protest Tariff on Lumber
Minnesota Republican congressmen met with President Harding at 2 p m to urge rejection of the proposed 25 percent ad valorem duty on finished lumber. Representative Newton said no delegation member wants a lumber duty and will oppose action. Donald D Conn of the Northwestern Lumber Dealers Association noted protests from farmers and various businesses. Representative Young of North Dakota, a Ways and Means member, signaled opposition to some tariff rates.
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United Preas
Washington, D. C
Harding
Minnesota
Destres
Newton
Donald D. Conn
Northwestern Lumber Dealers’ Association
Farmer Organizations
Young
North Dakota
Ways Any Means Committee
Pueblo Appeals for Relief Aid for Flood Victims
Pueblo seeks broader help from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to fund flood relief. Governor Shoup and local leaders urge subscriptions, citing 1500+ families amounting to around 7000 people in need, with damages estimated at 15 to 35 million dollars. The Red Cross has 195 thousand dollars set aside. more funds are required now to restore homes and productivity.
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Associated Press
Pueblo
Colo
United States Chamber of Commerce
Gov. Shoup
James L. Lovern
City Council of
G. L. L. Gann
Pueblo Commercial Club
J. F. Keating
American Red Cross
W. Frank Persons
Washington
Red Cross
Madman Slays Son. Father Critical After Shooting
Des Moines report says R. M. West thirty five fifty five shot and killed his 18 year old son Myron in a fit of insanity. He remains in a padded jail cell in a semi stupor as physicians fear for his life. First degree murder charges were filed and a judge indicated likely commitment to an asylum.
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United Fress Des Moines
R. M. West
Myron
West
Bonner
Governor announces special election for Fifth district
Des Moines June 13 Special Gov Kendall will issue a proclamation calling a special election in the Fifth congressional district to fill the seat of James W. Good Cedar Rapids who resigned. The resignation takes effect June 15 and the election will be held within 30 days. Candidates will be nominated at a convention to be held soon.
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Des Moines
Kendall
Fifth Congressional Disttrict
Jamesw. Good
Cedar Rapids
Jin
E. A. Leighton
Speciail
Illinois Central
C. A. Lowell
Dubuque
Martin
B. Burke
Rochester
Minn
Manchester
Leighton
J. Wenner
Fra
Congress Receives Elevator Profit Figures From FTC
Washington June 13 The Federal Trade Commission submitted extensive tabulations of profits for terminal and country grain elevators to Congress as part of debate on regulating the grain trade. The report shows returns on total investment from 0 to 20 percent in some years, with excluding borrowed funds generally 22 to 28 percent, and profit per bushel from two cents for the company group.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Kansas City
Omaha
Duluth
City in Brief Highlights Weekend Trips and Local News
Mrs M Scane and children will head for Chicago Thursday for the weekend. Mrs J Larington and Jack depart for Iowa City Wednesday returning Friday. Local events include a Satan Sandy Jay Empel baron U deague meeting tonight. George Johnson 200 First Street west was taken to detention hospital today. Car thefts and missing luggage incidents are reported as police investigate several cases. Western Union manager W M Fallon heads to Des Moines for Shrine conclave duties. The Crystal Ice & Fuel Co repairs coal storage sheds. Summer term starts at Gates Waterloo business college with out of town enrollees listed. Several minor burglaries and arrests noted with routine police actions.
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Mra. M. Scane
Hess
Chicago
Mra. J. Laringaton
Jack
Iowa City
Wednesey
Sandy Jay Empel
U Deague
George Johnson
First Street West
Wena J Eare
Cortlandt
William Atkinson
Western Lyceum Bureau
Webster City
Alice Olson
Iowa State College
Ames
Corthia Schmidt
Chesisrut Street
St.Francia Hospital
J. J. Hall
Clarence Bruns
Denver
Pokerama Lake
Pine City
Minn
Margaret
Ruth Fitzgerald
Colorado Springs
Colo
Doris
Edna
West
Edna McVey
Greene
W. M. Fallon
Western Union Telegraph Company
Waterloo
Des Moines
Oes
Crystal Ice & Fuel Co
Gates Waterloo Business College
Gertrude Halley
Ireton
Florence Troutner
Nashua
Lillian Smith
Elizabeth Richardson
Congress Deliberates Postal Roads and Peace Resolution
Today in Congress the committees consider a bill on pacier regulation and the postal and post roads issues. The roads committee weighs a highways plan while debate continues on Porter peace resolution.
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United Press
Kenyon Pacier
Post Office and Post Roads Committee
Delegates Chosen For National Convention In Detroit
A party convention in Iowa and Nebraska will select 163 delegates with seven chosen to attend the national convention in Detroit, Michigan, in July. The process outlines state delegation specifics and the path toward the national gathering.
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Ference
Iowa
Nebraska
Detroit
Mich
Woman halts attack of moron on girls near Black Hawk creek
An unidentified man, likely 22 to 24 with whiskers and a simple appearance, fled into brush after a noon incident in which a woman from 502 Black Hawk road tried to stop him from attacking two young girls at a garage. Police chased on foot and by car but the man escaped. bullets fired but hit nothing. The girls were not harmed.
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Black Hawk Creek
Black Hawk Road
Sanday
Eve
Charles
Edges
Edge
Atlantic City Fined For Cutout Law Violations May Be Afloat
Major Arthur K. Coomes receives an unsigned letter with a sewn in $5 bill from a supposed Christian urging right action. The writer claims he and his son passed through Atlantic where a car cutout was left open. The $5 bill is real and was deposited to the city treasury.
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Atlantic
Arthur K. Coomes
Burnea
Coomes
Council Bluffs
Masons Visit Rotary Club During Iowa Grand Lodge Meet
Masons from the seventy eighth annual Iowa Grand Lodge communication were guests at the Rotary Club luncheon at Black's Tearoom. Judge Hutchinson of Toledo spoke briefly. Superintendent BD Lee urged medical exams for boys going to the annual Boy Scout camp. New members St Harter Hull, J C Williams, and C A Johnson were welcomed.
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Grand Lodge of
Iowa
Rotary Club
Black’s Tearoom
Judge Hutchinson
Toledo
al . BD. Lee
West Schools
St Harter B- Hull
J. C. Williams
C. A. Johnson
Victim of Auto Mishap Dies in Ottumwa
Ottumwa Iowa June 13 Thomas Frost 35 died from injuries after an auto crash near the city early Sunday. He was treated at home where injuries seemed slight but internal complications developed late yesterday. The three other passengers in the car were injured but not seriously.
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Associated Press
Ottumwa
Thomas Frost
Flu Victim Ends Life After Fear of Insanity
William Wells, a wealthy farmer living near Centerville, reportedly feared influenza had driven him mad. He cut his throat with a razor and was found dead by his son a few hours later. The incident occurred near Centerville on a June day.
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United Press
Centerville
William Wells
Britain to stay neutral in Greek Turkish conflict
London June 13 The British stance on the Greek Turkish Nationalist clash will be strict neutrality. Austen Chamberlain, government leader in the House of Commons, announced in the session.
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Britaly
Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Austen Chamberlain
Hoase of Commons
Tolay
Glasser Divorce Ends Brief Two Day Marriage
John Glasser and Elizabeth Glasser wed in 1919 in Dubuque Indiana. After two days of happiness Elizabeth left, prompting John Glasser to file for divorce. Judge J W Kintzinger granted the divorce last Saturday.
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Dubuque
John Glasser
Elizabeth Glasser
J. W. Kintzinger
Glasser
Returning Ladies From Chicago Visit
Miss Marguerite Saul and Miss Martha Thompson returned Sunday night from Chicago where they had been visiting for several days.
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Marguerite Saul
Martha Thompson
Chicago
Borah Free Tolls Resolution Advances in Senate
The senate committee on inter-oceanic canals reported favorably a tolls measure for American ships through the canal. The vote was unanimous with Senators Borah Johnson of California McKinley of Illinois, Walsh Montana and Trammell of Florida among those voting for it.
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Washington
Borat
Senate Committee On
Two Men Mistaken for Bandits Shot at Anita Ia
A. E. Gould owner of a taxicab line and Earl Alexander telegraph operator were mistaken for robbers by a citizen posse near Anita and shot as they returned from Valisy Junction. Gould was hit in the right side and leg, Alexander wounded, after Gould urged speed to escape.
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Atleote
A. E. Gould
Earl Alexander
Anita
Arion
Gould
Alexander
Valisy Junction
Lem
Street Car Collides With Auto No One Injured
Grant Baldwin drove a car struck by a streetcar at Fourth and Franklin at noon. Baldwin's car was dragged a considerable distance and damaged though no injuries reported. Another minor collision occurred at Cedar River Park between H. M. Reed and Clifford Bulmer with slight damage and no injuries.
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Grant Baldwin
Fourth
Franklin Streets
Baldwin
H. M. Reed
Third Street
Clifford Bulmer
Cutler Street
Ceadar River Park
British troops commander takes charge in Upper Silesia
Berlin dispatch reports General Menniker has assumed responsibility for clearing insurgents in Upper Silesia while Washington notes President Harding urges every capable young man to attend a citizens' military training camp.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Menniker
Upper Silesia
Washington, D. C
Harding
Notes at Sumner Indiana Describe Moron Note Drops
A Sumner Indiana report details a mysterious man dropping vulgar epistles on streets to lure girls, linked to a Thaw case. The notes promise easy money and advise going to a “right place,” indicating a perverted motive. Local authorities warn residents to caution youths.
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Bamber
Sumner
Baruch urges plan to finance farmers with warehouse certificates
Bernard M Baruch urged adoption of warehouse certificates to help farmers finance themselves. He outlined the idea at a conf between Secretary Hoover Secretary Wallace and farm groups. Baruch said warehouse products are secure and that a $100000 farmer finance corporation aimed at extending credit and aiding foreign markets was a key topic.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Bernard M. Baruch
Commerce
Hoover
Culture Wallace
Baruch
Boy Scouts Prepare First Flag Day Rally at Cedar River Park
After many practices the city Scout troops are ready for the first annual Flag Day rally tomorrow at 3 pm on the ballgrounds of Cedar River park. Admission tickets are distributed to each troop and scouts fire them free to friends and interested in scouting. The exhibition is free to the public.
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Cedar River Park
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