Americans Cable Hughes Demand Strong Action in China
The American Association of China and American Chamber of Commerce urge Secretary Hughes to press Washington for firm moves against China. Demands include suspending Washington conference benefits, disarming troops, foreign supervision of finances, and foreign guards on transport routes.
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International News of Wire
Shanghai
American Association of China
American Chamber of Commerce
United
Hughes
United States
China
Washington
Great Britain
Noted Englishman's Opinion Of American Women's Power Contradicted
New York June 13 Sir William Watson noted English poet claims America is ruled by women worshipers and a petti coat government attributing the eighteenth amendment to American women Miss Lucy Granham Carnegie medalist leader of the National Woman's party calls his remarks bunk She says America is wage ridden and women lack political economic energy due their due Chief credit for prohibition, she says, goes to middle class business men deterred workers from drinking.
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New York
Sir William Watson
America
United States
Lucy Granham
National Woman’s Party
Bank Vigilance Committees Aid Local Bank Operations
Faithful readers report that vigilance committees of bankers are actively supporting the operations of a town bank, updating security measures and coordinating with local officials to safeguard deposits and deter fraud. The arrangement aims to keep the institution stable while the community relies on trusted finance amid unsettled times.
Bankers Convene Iowa Meet in Ames
Ames Ia June 13 The thirty seventh annual Iowa Bankers association session opened with readings by Yale economist Dr Irving Fisher and Vice President C S Johnson. G R Wooden Centerville elected president to succeed M C Sweney Osage. H H Berger Storm Lake named secretary. M O Fouts Independence vice president. Banks in six central Iowa counties closed for the gathering. President Henderson Story City praised efforts to curb bank robberies with a $100000 reward fund. robberies fell from 22800 to 30000 in the following year.
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Ames
Irving Fisher
Yale University
C. S. Johnson
Wil Hamil
Finley
C. G. W. Railway
Frank Warner
Iowa State Bankers’ Association
J. L. Powers
Ames Chamber of Commerce
Parley Sheldon
Ames and
Story County
R. A. Pearson
Lowal State College
R. A. Lane
Waterloo
Iowa
99 County Bankers' Associations
G. R. Wooden
Centerville
M. C. Sweney
Osage
H. H. Berger
Storm Lake
M. O. Fouts
Independence
Beman
Oskaloosa
Ex-Council Women's Organization
C. B. Narey
Spirit Lake
Jones
A. M. Henderson
Story City
Hig
Henderson
Jie
Miller
J. H. McCord
Spencer
Edmund W. Miller
J. H. Hogan
Des Moines
J. R. Mackey
Sigourney
Ilowa
American Bankers' Association
A. C. Smith
Clinton
American Association
American Bankers’ Association
Jamil Webbles
Burlington
M. A. Cook
Frank Scheutz
Lawler
H. W. Stafford
M. ¥. Henderson
Hawkeye
Fisher
Associated Press
J Irving Fisher
Yale ‘University
United States
Dr. Fisher
San Francisco
Republican
National Committee
William HM. Groecker
Federal Reserve
Dr. Fisher J
United States Senate
Federal
U.S. Army officers wear swords stamped Made in Germany
Columbus Ohio June 14 Two army officers at Fort Jinges headquarters of the Fifth corps were seen wearing swords stamped Made in Germany One officer Lieut Cowles said he bought his sword from the Frankfort arsenal Philadelphia and has seen others at the post wearing similar equipment Most local officers purchase from the Army arsenal at Stock Island
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Columbus
Worl Jinges
Fifth Corps
Wren
Germany
E.ol. Cowles
al. Frankfort Arsenal
Philedelphia
Alfie
Joew Post
Bcal
HTMY
Stock Island
Gov Towner Stirred Porto Rican Political Turmoil
Washington reports fresh political troubles in Porto Rico centered on Horace M. Towner the territorial governor. Conflicts over a unionist cabinet and Socialist opposition have sparked protests and a $100000 propaganda fund as President Harding plans a San Juan visit in late August and a public address stressing US friendship with Porto Ricans.
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International News Wire
Washington, D. C
Porto Rico
Horace M. ‘Towner
Territorial
San Juan
Alaska
Gov
Reily
Gov. Towner
Haye
Washington
San Juang
Towner
Iarding
United States
Exposes Union Pact Against Iowa Mills
Chicago, June 13. The Associated Press reports that millwork materials from Iowa and Wisconsin were largely blocked in Chicago by a 1918 pact among 21 building material manufacturers 17 carpenters union officials and six contractors. Thomas J. Howe alleges that labor agents allowed some outside material only by tribute and that Hardwood Products of Neenah Wisconsin was pressured to unionize to secure exclusive Chicago sales.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Iowa
Wisconsin
Carpenters Union
Thomas J. Howe
Federal District Attorney
Hardwood Products Company
Neenah, Wis
Neewahk
Trial Will Reveal Friendship Tragedy
In Des Moines a jury is being selected to try Charles Gray 46 for the slaying of his friend Charles Marks 53 over Mrs Mary Hollowell 20 of Monroe Louisiana The case centers on jealousy and a fight for her affections Gray sits with little interest in the proceedings, his gray hair and shabby shirt as he awaits the trial.
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Des Moines
Charles Gray
Charles Marks
Mary Hollowell
Monroe
Navy seaplanes to fly from Honolulu to San Diego
A fleet of six navy seaplanes will attempt the Honolulu to San Diego flight this summer. Announcement came from the aircraft squadron's battle fleet headquarters at North Island in San Diego California.
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San Diego
Cal
Honolulu
North Island
Wets and Days in Illinois Strength Test Break Even
Illinois lawmakers clashed over prohibition enforcement as the House 78 70 voted to restore the O Grady bill to the calendar and seek a second reading. In the Senate a rival measure without a referendum clause led 32 to 6 defeat. Representative O Grady vowed a roll call next day.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Illinois Assembly
House
Senate
O'Grady
Marks
Chicago
Yee
European Tangle Now Three Aided Saving of Faced
London report outlines a three sided face saving effort over Ruhr occupation. France and Britain press to avoid economic collapse while Germany resists backing down. Baldwin government gains cross party unity against invasion, with reparations pegged between ten and twelve billion dollars.
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Mai Sullivan
London
Poincare
Germany
Cuno
Britain
Ruhr
France
Margland
Britison lJabor
England
New York Tribune
Delivery by 3 o'clock unless delay occurs
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 3 oclock. If due to carrier error or other cause you do not receive your paper by that time, please phone 3100 once a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 6 30 p m.
New York Bucketshop Brokers Plead Guilty
Edward Hi Fuller and William Magee, partners in F M Fuller Co, pleaded guilty to bucketshop charges after their fourth trial began in the general sessions court. The firm failed with losses exceeding 5 900 000 dollars, marking a dramatic securities fraud case in New York.
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New York
Edward Hi. Fuller
William Magee
F. M. Fuller& Co
Court of General Sessions
Patten's Daughter Is Sued for Divorce
Mrs Agnes Patten Wilder, daughter of James A Patten the wheat king, is sued for divorce by Lawrence R Wilder. He accuses desertion after claiming to have made trips to New York Montana and California seeking reconciliation. Mrs Wilder is in Montesifs Cal.
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Chicago
Agnes Patten Wilder
James A. Patten
Lawrence R. Wilder
Wilder
New York
Branston
Montana
California
Montesifs
Cal
Enrollment rises at Iowa summer session
Iowa City June 15 Enrollment for the first term of the University of Iowa summer session exceeds last year by 24 percent. Officials anticipate about 2,500 students for the first term and a graduate college total over 600, the largest for a summer term. More than 30 states and several foreign countries are represented among the students.
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International News Wire
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Ovil
Carl Wbshore
Iowa
Tulsa Flood Strangles Industrial Plants citywide
Tulsa faces devastating flood as the Arkansas river overflows, forcing shutdowns at Okhlahoma power facilities and major oil refineries. Thousands displaced in West Tulsa and Sand Springs as water nears the boiler works and protecting earthworks crumble, while Oklahoma City reports crumbling earthworks threatening the North Canadian dam and reservoir amid rising danger. City officials mobilize National Guard detachments to assist.
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Arkansas River
Tulsa
Okhulhouta Power Company
Lve
Yhrowine
Leven Kerberles
Watley Caverad Nist
West Tulsa
Texas Company
Midiigh
Sand Springs
Tocny
Gove
Gove. Wileton
Nepre
Hater
Uy United Presas Wichlin
Kan
Drury
Oklahoma City
Venif
Okla
Cry
North Canadian City
Mrs Croker Faces Will Contest Over Rich Croker Estate
Dublin reports Mrs Hula Croker widow of New York politician Richard Croker is on the verge of losing a claim against her late husband’s will. The case, brought by Croker’s children from his first marriage, questions her identity and marriage to a man called Marone claiming Cherokee Princess lineage. Witnesses link Mrs Croker to Mrs Marone in past social circles, with one testimony noting a camel-shaped toe and familiar voice.
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Internationa News Wire
Dublin
Hula Croker
Richard Croker
New York
Oklahome
Kathleen Addis
Nartvataptien
Mass
Croker
Guy Marone
Margaret Metewald
Munngton Wy Brunswick
Marone
Marone As At 19S. According To the With Crokjer
Sterone
Stratouia
McfDonald
St, Ny
Burlington Motor Co Sells State 28 Cars
Des Moines Tune 13 The Barton Motor company Burlington was the low bidder out of five town firms for the sale to the state of 34 automobiles to be used by inspectors of the department of agriculture The state will pay 719.48 and turn in eight old machines on the new cars Delivery is to be made by July 1.
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Des Moines
Barton Motor Company
Burlington
Department of Agriculture
Presidential Boom Starts in Chicago
Chicago June 12 An A J Smith for president boom is on a New York governor at a dinner hosted by a New York Democrats was toasted as a likely holder of a higher office than governor The dinners and coat rooms buzzed about his possible presidential future though speakers made no direct references The attendees were powerful Democratic figures
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Chang Tsao Taing
Peking
Li Yuan Hung
Siaste
China
Shantung
Shanghai
Chicago
New York
New York State
Smith
Columu
Eagles Pick Keokuk Man for President
Phil Glas er of Keokuk was elected worthy supreme president of the Iowa Haglos at the closing session of the eighteenth annual meeting. Davenport hosts the 225000 home for the delegation and Davenport will entertain the Iown delegates in August. Officers elected include Vice President George Tank Davenport state chaplain D Ferguson Creston treasurer A R F lor Mason City conductor Devers on Connell Walls Trustees J O Donnell Dubuque George Patrick Muscatine Low Modrick Turlington and guard C F London Waterloo. Lager will represent the state at the national convention in Denver in August.
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Keokuk
Phil Glaser
Iowa
Creston
A. R. Flor
Mason City
Deverson
Connell Walls
Tt. J. O'Donnell
Dubuqie
George Patrick
Muscatine
Low Modrick
Turlington
London
Waterloo
Eagies
F. Lager
Denver
Baseball Today: American League Matchups Across Major Cities
In New York the Yankees face St. Louis with Shoc Bush and TWoattm as battery duos. Philadelphia hosts Detroit with Tay Naylor and Verki. Boston welcomes Chicago with Leverett and Schalk and Vergusen and Neyonner. National League games feature Cincinnati at home with Met der and Donahue, Chicago at Brooklyn with Dick lhow, Osborne and At Pittsburgh and St Louis vs Boston with St. Louisian Traiteries and Oeseliger.
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New York
St. Louis
Shoc
Bush
Twoattm
Vtiladelphia
Detroit
Philadelphia
Tay Naylor
Verki
Cincinnati
Batteries
Der
Donahue
Balkan rebels ignite civil war as Bulgaria teeters
Across Sofia and border towns a growing revolt splits Bulgaria as Stamboulisky loyalists clash with revolutionary troops. Reports say ex premier killed or captured, with artillery battles near Sofia and mobilizations across Balkan capitals.
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Qey United Press
Athens
Sofia
Belgrade
Bucharest
Prague
Budapest
Bulgaria
Greece
Juga Slavia
Czecho-Slovakia
Balkan
Crown Council
Neuilly
Zankot
Ain
Jew Ministry
Stamboulisky
Plevana
Vratsa
Radomir
Endokr
Rommick
Tsiriigrad
Stambouli
Sky
London
Lee
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Vigilance Committees OF Bankers
State Association
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U. S. Army
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Iowa Mills
Naval
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Representative O'Grady
Baldwin
Patten
Oklahoma
Mrs. Croker
Tammany
Burlington Motor Co
State
Midwest
GOV. A. L. Smitil
Eagles
Local
Baseball Today
Hall Ee Rabe Getker
Collins
Bia i KL
el Ergs Garauss Aind Bassler
Ins
Boston
Leverett and
Schalk
Vergusen
Neyonner
Brooklyn
Chicago Batteries
Dick Lhow
Osborne
Pittsburgh
Beh Morrison
Goo
Eerman and
Tayo Farrell
Eanott
Papert Falum Ant Bening,’ Ch
St. Louisian Traiteries
Oeseliger
O Toney and
Ainsworth
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Biagraaé
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Oboir
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Stamboulicky
Slavoy- Lan
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