Cheap Dollar and Farmers Bank Discussion Spreads in Des Moines
Des Moines discusses cheap dollar and farm prices as secretary of Iowa agriculture warns that artificial conditions from laws like the Adamson act and high tariffs depress farmer buying power. He calls for unity among nine farm groups to push protections and equalize conditions for farmers and laborers nationwide.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Sesiment of Agriculture
Des Moines Chamber
Commerce
Washington
Survivor of Turret Blast on Battleship Georgia
June 1907 in San Patro California. Reports say a turret explosion aboard the battleship Georgia killed and wounded many. Rhyne, a chief irreplaceable crew member, survived after being evacuated to the hospital ship Relief. He lay bandaged on a cot, moaning, one of the few survivors of the incident aboard the US ship.
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San Patro
Cal
Georgia
Tadhy
Rhyne
Reblef
Ines
Ie US Ipp
Republicans Pick Hoover In Turbulent Party Nominations
The report outlines a chaotic scramble among Republican leaders as Charles G. Dawes is praised as heaven sent and a sequence of potential nominees including Burton Kenyor and Hoover is debated. Butler's authority erodes as party factions clash over candidate strategy and Borah's reluctant acceptance is sought but not achieved.
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Pagege
Butler
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Kanyon
Hoover
Tim
Cooalidge
Rarah
Kenyor
Burton
Coolidge
Tallis
Potter
Baste
Aetna
Butler Hart
Herald-Tribune News Service
Louisiana Klan to Expel Great Titian
Baton Route Louisiana June 14 Paul J Perkins Great Titian of the Ku Klux klan in Louisiana J Stuart Wougins speaker of the house of representatives and other legislators are slated for expulsion for supporting antiklan legislation enacted into law by the assembly last week Mrs Mounsey here Mrs E R Mounsey returned from Rochester Minn where she visited relatives Her niece Phyl Ms V Phelps is here from Rochester for a visit.
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Baton Route
Paul J. Perkins
Louisiana
J. Stuart Wougins
House of Representatives
Assembly
Seven Women to Help G O P Campaign Announced
An executive committee of 28 members to run President Coolidge’s fall campaign was announced by William M. Butler of Massachusetts. Seven women are among the leaders, including national officers and 15 others. Butler will leave for Chicago to open headquarters. Frank J. Stearns remains in town planning to depart east.
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International News Wire
Cleveland
Coolidge
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
National Committee
William Ms. Butler
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Ralph E. Willams
Oregon
A. T. Hart
Kentucky
Roy O. West
Illinois
William V. Hodges
Colorado
John Gordon
Battelle
Byron E. Brooks
Wyoming
William H. Crocker
Californa
T. Coleman Dupont
Delaware
Virgil H. Highland
West Virginia
Jeanetta Hyde
Utah
Joseph B. Keating
Indiana
Charles A
Uring
East
Lutherans Seek Compromise on War Stand at De Kalb
De Kalb Illinois June 14 The Augustana synod enters day two as members seek a compromise on its war stance. Resolutions urge congregations to fund ministerial training and support qualified young men. Proposals call for higher professor and teacher salaries and a fall campaign to liquidate Augustana College debt of 225000 in Rock Island Illinois.
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de Kalb
Lutheran Augustana Synod
Augustana College of
Rock Island
Ill
Court Order Sought to Bar McMaster From Oil Business
In Joplin Falls, SD a federal suit by Independent Home Oil seeks an injunction against Gov. W H McMaster and the South Dakota highway commission preventing sale of Loft gasoline. Judge J D Elliott set return date June 24 and the defendants are named as individuals, not state officials. A separate note reports Jena Robinson regaining use of her arm after a prior injury.
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Joux Falls
S. D
W. H. McMaster
Highway Commission of South Dakota
Independent Home Oil Company
J.D. Elliott
McMaster
The
Highway Commission
Eggs Hatch Over Sunlit Dump Grows 41 Chicks At Home
Otto Bridgman, 14, found 41 freshly hatched chicks in a damp hatch under the sun near the Rath Packing plant city dump. He brought them to his home at 84 Dirham Place, believing someone dumped eggs in a stray incubator. The chicks thrive in the Bridgman backyard as the mystery of their origin unfolds.
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George Bridgman
Dirham Place
Ottio Bridgman
Rath
Otto
Old Sol
Grim details of turret disaster on Mississippi
The naval board of inquiry resumed its second session at San Pedro amid grim testimony about the turret No. 2 explosion on the battleship Mississippi. Gun crews, scientists, and officers described the sudden flash, the deadly fumes, and the brave actions of sailors who remained at their posts. Nearly 50 men were killed or injured, with funerals planned across Southern California next week.
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Associated Press
San Pedro
Cal
Mississippi
Naval Board of Inquiry
San Clemente
Here
F. G. Meinecke
Reinecke
W. D. Heatherton
Iway
No. 2
Withhn
California
Government workers to receive July salary boost
President Coolidge ordered that the last congress grant increased salaries for about 480,000 government field service employees take effect on July 7. The act was delayed because the bill was not submitted for his signature by the presiding officers.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Potace Notes on Court Appeals and Juvenile Cases
In municipal court this morning John Johnson of 1019 Randolph street gave notice of appeal to district court with a $200 bond after being found guilty of driving while intoxicated. He was arrested by two policemen at 12 30 a m. A 15 year old was arraigned for speeding at 38 miles per hour on Riehl street. Judge J C Heem continued the hearing to Monday to decide jurisdiction between police or juvenile court. Three plain drunks cost defendants $10 each as entries in the calendar.
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John Johnson
Randolph Street
Johnson
Riehl Street
J. C. Heem
Russian churchmen denounce Patriarch Tikhon in Dublin talk
Telegraph briefs report Moscow churchmen label Patriarch Tikhon an political and religious adventurer and reject reconciliation with him Glasgow. In Scotland the American consulate failure to issue passports leaves nearly 7,000 emigrants unable to embark. In New York St. Mark's dance services causing episcopal ministering gaps at Bouweorie are discontinued due to funds. In Berlin German papers praise Dawes reparation plan as Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes risks vice presidency nomination.
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Moscow
Patri‘arch Tikhon
Glasgow
Scotland
New York
St. Mark's
Bouweorie
Rishon Manning
Lerlin
Dawes
Republican Party
Charles G. Dawes
Herriot Accepts Post of Premier
Paris reports Edouard Herriot radical socialist and leader of the left bloc accepted the premiership of France and will form a cabinet. He was summoned to the Elysee by President Doumergue and said he would also hold foreign affairs. He plans to meet Ramsay MacDonald in London next Saturday. A stop gap cabinet headed by Francois-Marsal resigned last night after five days in power.
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International News Wire
Paris
Edouard Herriot
Angetre Millarand
France
Herriot
Elysee Palace
Doumergue
Andon
Ramsay MacDonald
England
Frederic Francois-Marsal
Teft Bloc
Left Bloc
Unwed Mother Wins Writ For Her Child
In St Louis on June 14 Fannie Lockwood an 18-year-old unwed mother won a habeas corpus writ to claim a foundling she said was her son. Judge Erwin Ossing ruled the child was hers and rejected claims of unfitness by the city board of children's guardians and by the child's alleged father.
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St. Louis
Fannie Lockwood
Erwin Ossing
Fannie
City Board of Children's Guardians
Fannie Child
Gas price drops to 18 cents in Linzi and Cedar Counties
Westerm Oil Company cut price by a penny at dawn to 18 12 cents in Cedar Rapids area. Lon from Lislon reported all stations dropped to 18 cents. Mechanicsville Cedar County also selling at 19 cents, with surrounding towns following suit to reach the same figure.
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Linzi
Cedar Counties
Cedar Rapids
Westerm Oil Company
Lislon
Mechanicsville
Cedar County
Initiation of 109 into Les Societe des 40 Hommes et Chavaux
Nearly 109 candidates were initiated yesterday into Les Societe des 40 Hommes et Chavaux at Bik Run. Robert Murphy led ceremonies with other ex service members present, followed by a banquet at Elk Rain hotel. Lynn Scott entertained with whistling numbers and Kathryn Wildes performed dances.
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Les Societe Des 40 Hommes Et Chavaux
Bik Run
Robert Murphy
Nora Springs
W. A. Smith
Wataroo
FL AL Swartz
Military Order of Servants
Frank Miles
Iowa Legionnaires
B. Robbins
Cedar Rapids
Elk Rain Hotel
Lynn Scott
Alfreta Borden
Kathryn Wildes
Canmittas
Mr. Scott
Eveyaing
Longtime Iowa farmer Daniel Gallup dies at Cedar Heights
Daniel Gallup, born December 2, 1840 near Meadville Pennsylvania, died at 3 a.m. today at Cedar Heights, after over a year of illness. He spent most of his life on a Fairbank area farm later owned by his eldest son, and lived his last years in Cedar Heights and Waterloo. Married May 1, 1868 to Jane Bratten, she died May 20, 1922. Surviving children: G. E. Gallup of Fairbank, L. E. Gallup, W. W. Gallup of Waterloo, Mrs. G. F. Sanborn of Cedar Heights, Mrs. Hazel White, Mrs. Gertrude Gallup of Denver, and R. P. Gallup of Granite Falls. Funeral plans set for 1 p.m. Monday at O Keefe & Towne with Rev. R. F. Hurlburt.
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Daniel Gallup
G. F. Sanborn
Cedar Heights
Mr. Gallup
Meadville
Jonatins
Fairbank
Jane Bratten
G. E. Gallup
L. E
W. W. Galinan
Waterloo
Gedar Heights
Hazel White
Gertrude Gallup
Denver
Colo
R. P. Gall
Rev. R. F. Hurlburt
Mrs Charles Higgins Recovers After Gas Incident
Mrs Charles Higgins after an accidental gas release was found unconscious and rescued from her husband’s room. She regained consciousness at midnight and is resting easily at St Francis hospital. Funeral services for Mr Higgins set for Sunday at 4 30 from Kistner chapel with G A R and Woman's Relief corps in attendance. Burial at Fairview.
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Charles Higgins
Higging
St. Francis Hospital
G.ia
Baumegartner
Fairview
Bear Steals Baby in Lyon Cabin Horror of 1845
The Lyon family of Clayton and Allamakee counties recounts an 1845 incident when a bear entered the cabin, seized six month old G. M. Lyon Jr., and was driven off as dogs and mother cried for help. The bear was killed nearby and the family later built a wool mill, with earnings from quail, sheep herding, and steers funding the new home. The narrative recalls frontier thrills from wildlife, floods, and early settler life, including hunting, honey gathering, and vast game in the woods and prairies.
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E. B. Lyon
Clayton
Allamakee
Iowa
Lyon
Clayton County
G. M. Lyon
New
Marshalltown
Turk
Trip
Brain
Father
Hoys
G. M
Michigan
Mrs Winter Hands Federation to Mrs Sherman as president
Mrs John D Sherman, newly elected president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, begins two-year plans with the federation board in Los Angeles after receiving the reins from retiring president Mrs Thomas G Winter at the biennial convention. Winter urged united support for international understanding and urged clubwomen to avoid partisan hatreds.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John D. Sherman
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation Board of Directors
Sherman
Thomas G. Winter
Federation
Yankee Fliers Delayed in China by Damaged Motor
The American air crew is held in French Indo China awaiting a new motor for Lieut. Lowell Smith’s airplane forced down at Hue, sixty miles northwest of Turane. Lieuts Wade and Nelson reached Turane, with no word on when the mission can resume.
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Yankee
China
Hongkong
Indo-China
Turano
Pew
Lieut
Lowell Smith
Hue
Turane
Lieuts
Wade
Nelison
Realtors to Gather for Cedar River Park Picnic
Waterloo real estate board schedules its annual picnic at Cedar River Park starting at 2 p.m. Monday. Afternoon amusements and a 2:34 p.m. picnic dinner are planned for attendees.
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Cedar River Park
Waterloo Real Estate Board
Red Oak Lawyer Appointed to Bench in Des Moines
Gov Kendall appoints Red Oak lawyer W T Ratcliff as judge of the Fifteenth judicial district to fill the vacancy from Judge E B Woodruff’s death. Ratcliff, a former state senator from Montgomery county, will serve until the next general election and begin duties Monday in Glenwood.
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Des Moines
W. T. Ratcliff
Red Oak
Kendall
Fifteenth Judicial District
E.B. Woodruff
Glenwood
Ratcliff
Montgomery County
Man Who Organized Million Dollar Co. Sentenced to Noose
Chicago June 14 Russell Scott formerly of Detroit who organized a million dollar business that failed was sentenced to be hanged for the murder of Joseph Maurer a 19 year old drugstore clerk shot during a hold up by Scott and his brother Scott pleaded guilty and his attorney pleaded to change the plea when the sentence was pronounced he was referred to the state's attorney
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Chicago
Russell Scott
Detroit
Joseph Maurer
Scott
Man resigns as minister to Persians
Washington June 14 Resignation of Joseph Saul Kornfeldt of Columbus Ohio as American minister to Persia has been accepted by President Coolidge, the state department announced today. E M Peterson and Perle Hickman, both of Manchester, noted under marriage licenses.
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Washington, D. C
Joseph Saul Kornfeldt
Columbus
Persia
Coolidge
State Department
Two Men Pay Record Fines for Out of Season Ducks
Cedar Rapids, June 14 Malcomb Cliner and James Gamble were fined $400 each in a justice court for hunting ducks out of season. They paid a $100 fine per duck, for eight ducks total. The incident represents the largest fine ever given to illegal hunters here.
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Cedar Rapids
Malcomb Cliner
James Gamble
Balloons from seven nations in Bennett cup race
Brussels June 44 Eighteen balloons from seven nations will start tomorrow in the thirteenth annual James Gordon Bennett cup race at 4 PM unless bad weather. American entrants include May Norman W. Peek H E Honeywell and W T Weierman who won the San Antonio elimination race. Belgium’s M Demuyter has won the last two races and could keep the cup if successful. Other entrants: Spain Italy Switzerland France and England.
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International News Wire
Brussels
United States
San Antonio
Tex
Norman W. Peek
H. E. Honeywell
W. T. Weierman
Upsoms
M. Demuyter
Belgium
Hes
Spain
Italy
Switzerland
France
England
Distillery Officers Are Sent to Prison in Whisky Conspiracy
Guckheimer & Brothers Co to pay 10000 fine. six officers and directors jailed or fined after conspiracy to withdraw whisky with forged permits. Louis Farkas and Louis Brown each receive 10000 fines and two years in Atlanta prison. Others get one year or less. corporation fined 10000. Joseph Tice awaiting sentencing June 23.
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International News Wire
Pitsburgh
Guck»heimer & Brothers Co
Distilers
Freeport
Schoonmaker
Louis Farkas
Atlanta
Louis Brown
E. G. Little
George Beck
William J. Ferris
William Pickerman
Allania
Guckheimer Corporation
Joseph Tice
Kendall Reappoints 3 to Optometry Board
Des Moines June 14 Gov Ken dell today reappointed three members of the state board of optometry examiners for one year terms. They are J M R Hanson Toledo Alfred 3 Meyer Davenport and James McDonald Washta.
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Des Moines
Kendell
State Board of Optometry Examiners
J. M. R.hanson
Toledo
Alfred 3. Meyer
Davenport
James McDonald
Washta
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Butler Avenue
Hileman & Uindt Chapel
C. W. Harropp
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Floyd Ackersam
Kistner Chapel
W. G. Kelford
Hancroft
Charles TY. Higgins
Bear
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Turkey River
Holder Sissom
Lothport
Mrs. Winter
Mrs. Sherman
Red Oak Lawyer
Tery
R. Andrews
M. J. Turney
William Venable
Alexander Frank
J. W. Gwinne
Psychology Club
Universalist Church
Million Dollar Co
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E. M. Peterson
Manchester
Perle Hickman
Bennett Gap
Guckenheimer
Optometry
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