Pilgrims Arrive in Chicago for Eucharistic Meet
From across the globe pilgrims pour into Chicago for the twenty eighth national Eucharistic congress opening June 20. An army of clergy and lay workers prepares 500 altars and outdoor platforms as Cardinal Bonzano and a papal legate arrive. Sir Joseph Lo Pa Hong joins delegates from distant lands bearing richly embroidered vestments symbolizing the Eucharist.
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Chicago
Europe
Australia
Africa
South America
China
Czechin-Slovakia
Hungary
Ireland
Spain
France
Alaska
Cape Good Hope
Siberia
Algiers
India
Mexico
America
Exia
Cardinal Bonzano
New York
Monsignori
Knights of Columbus
Rick Chinaman Coness
Sir Joseph Lo
Pa Hong
Joseph
Ghiest
Storms Cause Crop Damage and Flooding Across States
Wide storm system spawns heavy rain and winds tearing through Illinois Kansas and Texas. Crops damaged as rainwater and high winds inundate streets with water reaching eight feet in places. Air mail service suspended from Chicago due to weather. Five deaths reported from storms over the weekend across multiple states.
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Page Ose
Xoonei
G. A- Donnel
Middie
Illinois
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Neodesha
Han
Brookfield
Ottumwa
Ap) C
Trronne
Hackett
Rock Island
Albia
Pes Moines
Omahi
Tex
Texas
Magnolia Beach
Ay Galeveston
Houston South
Gui
Gladys Haradum
Margaret Thomas
Leslie In Han
Ben Gilling, Jr
William Pheifer, Jr
Temperatures Record Low and High Overnight
A weather bulletin notes temperatures across the region with a high forecast and a low expected overnight. Official data indicate the maximum and minimum readings, plus brief notes on nighttime conditions and wind.
Wisconsin and Nation Clash Over World Court Issue
Washington June 14 The La Follette Blaine Ekern ticket platform opposes the world court and the League of Nations denouncing debt diplomacy and demanding farmer justice and anti monopolies The platform advocates withdrawal from the world court and frames a populist fiscal stance in a shorthand party program.
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Washington
D. C
INS
Wisconsin
la Follette
Blaine-Ekern
Lenroot
Ater
Statea
World Court
United States
League of Nations
Ant
Senate
Congress
America
Simmins
Jast Revenue Act
la Follett
John J. Blaine
Herman Ekern
French Franc Ends At New Low Against Dollar
The French franc fell to a record low, sliding to 38.57 per dollar and 139.2 per pound with the market citing general financial unsettledness. By the close, the franc traded around 32.49 to the dollar on a weaker session.
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Baris
Jane
Unclear Names and Dates from Funeral Notices
Obituary fragments report the death of Eugene Conveyne son of Mr and Mrs Loren Converse of 705 Watgate. Funeral services are planned Tuesday at the OKRusse & Tawne chapel with burial in Klin wood. Also noted is the death of Hacky JH pHetple with services at Hileman & Gindt chapel and burial in Fairview.
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Russel
EL Converse
Eugene Conveyne
Loren Converse
Boa A
Maret
Okrusse & Tawne
Klinwood
MIS
Hrepein
Panerai
MW Hacky JH
pHetple
Neid Ato SH
Mlainday
Hileman & Gindt
Fey
Hart A
Hytenapal Churels
Gialing
Fairview
H C Dean Recovers From Injury at Plant Saturday
H C Dean was injured at the John Deere Tractor Co plant Saturday in an accident that involved a carrier van and an empty park died. He remained at Presbyterian hospital this morning and his condition improved quickly. Doctors initially feared serious injuries, including a possible broken back, but recovery appeared rapid.
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John Deere Tractor Couumery
Prespsterian Hospital
Dan
Grundy backs Wharton Popper campaign with stamped receipts
Washington June 14 ENS Joseph R Grundy president of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers association poured funds into Senator George Wharton Popper’s Pennsylvania senatorial race receiving rubber stamped receipts for his loans totaling 307,575 dollars. Folwell testified receipts bore Grundy’s name as treasurer stamped by Hill or Goriman. Receipts listed varied dates but identical tiny forms suggesting simultaneous issuance.
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Washington, D. C
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
George Wharton Popper
Pennsylvania
William H. Folwell
Philadelphia Republican Citizens Cenraign Committee
Senate
Folwell
Europe
Folwer
Ty Chester W. Hill
Frank J. Goriman
Citizens Committee
Grundy
Hill
Falwell
Mittee
Reed
Democrat
Missouri
King
Utah
Rainfall in Three Days Drenches Waterloo Area
A soaking rain began Sunday morning and tapered off by late afternoon. Measurements show 0.81 inch total in the Waterloo area, with the three day total reported by local rainfall observer Raipl Slippy and the government gauge at Stingy?unce.
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Wittering
Raipl 8
Stingy Gnace
Exile for Krim Likely as Rift Conference Opens
Paris reports that Krim, exiled leader of lit tribesmen, is expected to depart for Madagascar. About forty followers accompany him as Franco-Spanish delegates meet to settle the Rift frontier and plan joint Rimian armament control.
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Paris
Insi
aAnder-Krim
Tao Madagascar
Krim
Girl in Critical Condition After Rooster Attack
In South Orange, Mildred Selitio, 13, is listed in critical condition at Grange Memorial Hospital after a bonfire incident during a battle with a rooster at her home. She was burned head to foot and has only a faint chance for recovery.
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South Orange
J. Jiane
INS
Mildred Selitio
Grange Memourial Hospital
Ely
Tooster
Jan
Brigands Kill Seven in Athens Bank Heist
Raiders killed seven guarding a National Bank of Greece shipment carrying 13 000 000 drachma and escaped with the money. The crew included the driver and clerks. the theft occurred as a bank shipment was being transported. The article also mentions a barber picnic and local city notices.
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Athens
Une
Thri
National Bank of Greece
Stern
Bandit Robbery Ends in Fatal Stabbing After Bite
Samuel Lavin, while allegedly robbed by a bandit, was kicked and bit the attacker and then stabbed the gun, killing the robber. No further details available on location or charges.
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Samuel Lavin
Rainy weather floodsKeokuk and surrounding towns
A steady storm drenched Keokuk and western Iowa, with five and a half inches since Saturday and cumulative totals across the region reaching over three inches in four days. Rivers rose sharply, corn and crops benefited, while some fields were washed out and roads remained difficult.
President appoints four mediators to rail labor board
President Coolidge announced the selection of four mediators to join the rail labor board under the railway labor bill. The appointees include Edwin Morrow of Kentucky and G Wallace Hangar of Washington, with backgrounds in public service and labor dispute mediation.
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Rail Labor Board
Kington
1. C
Coolidge
Ie Board of Mediation
Seta
Watson- Parkly
Railway Labor Board
Samied
Winslow Massach
Edwin BP. Morrow
Kentucky
G. Wallace W. Hangar
Jton
Ue Pie i
Mewell Times
California
Four Day Meet of Negro Masons to Convene Here
Two hundred fifty delegates from Iowa and Minnesota are expected to attend a four day joint convention of three Negro Masonic bodies. Electa Brand chapter O B S will join Palestine Chapter No 28 Hawkeye Chapter Royal Arch Masons Hawkeye grand commandery for the first time. Delegates will be hosted at the K of G for all four days. A public play Wednesday evening and drills plus initiation will occur. Notables include Grand Matron Eva Abbey and Grand Patron N S Askew. Waterloo presiding officer William Bell and grand high priest, L D Lowrey, Cedar Rapids, will attend. Edna K Hell is Palestine chapter matron.
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Minnesota
Kef
Electa Brand Chapter
O. FL. S
Palestine
Hawkeye Stand
Royal Arch Masouis Wid
Hawkeye Grand’ Commandery
Rhel
O. B.S
Eva Abbey
Minneapolis
N.S. Askew
Sioux City
Joe Brown
Des Moines
Waterloo
Royal Arch Masons
William Bell
L. D. Lowrey
Cedar Rapids
NL Hyde
Edna KX
Hell
Nevada claimed as cradle of the human race by archaeologist
Los Angeles June 14 Alan Le Baron, an archaeologist, told a Southwest Museum audience that the cradle of man lay in the Southwestern United States. He cited Nevada and Arizona deserts, Mohave Death Valley and the Gweas River area as the birthplace of humanity and the origin of the Chinese language and Asian Peoples. He said migrations from the Southwest spread to Alaska and Asia, leaving ancestors of the Mayans and ancient peoples. Le Baron, based in Monrovia, has studied the Southwest for 12 years and works in Nevada current field notes collected over two years.
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Southwestern
United SL
Alan le Baron
Southwest Museum
Mohave
Death Valley
Gweas River
Nevada
Arizona
Asia
Elsinis
le Baron
Alaska
California
South- West
Sierra Nevadas
Ant Monravia
Siberian Village 300 Years Old Ignorant of Outside World
Leningrad June 14 The Russian ex Officer Popov wandered in North Siberia and found an unknown Arctic village cut off by hills and liman. Popov lived there two years, married a local girl, and the population of 38 practices a primitive life. They govern themselves by a village assembly and alder, celebrate uncertain holidays, fish and hunt, and know little of read or outside affairs. They fear the old, sacred elders and have never left the village claimed to exist for more than 100 years. More than one third of a graduating class at Wellesley expects to teach.
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Leningrad
Popov
Siberia
Arctic
Liman
Popow
Marrie
Beonle
Jin
Read
Phesy
Istuesia
Betides
Jafraid
Milk Grafter Charged Over Milk Company Funds
A man identified as Milk Grafter dharry Danglger, above, claimed he turned over 90 percent of 105 035 20 dollars collected from a milk company to Thomas J. Clougher a New York health official. Clougher was on trial for permitting the sale in Wisconsin.
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Dharry Danglger
Thomas J. Clougher
New York
Clougher
Summerhays Betz Nuptials Read At Church
Miss Marion Betz daughter of Mr and Mrs A A Betz 2174 Lafayette street married Denala Summerhays son of Mr and Mrs W T Summerhays 208 Miller street at St Johns Church Rev Fr N J Lentz officiated Bride wore old Pose crenee gown with Ophelia roses and sweetpeas Attendant Mrs Frank Smith Mason City best man Edward Nebbit Waterloo After ceremony breakfast served at bride parents home Covers for fourteen Mrs Summerhays a East Waterloo high school graduate Mr Summerhays a West High graduate employed in Ness Pattern shop They will reside at 208 Miller street
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Marion Betz
A. A. Betz
Lafayette Street
St. John's Church
Denala Summerhays
W. T. Summerhays
Miller Street
N. J. Lentz
West High School
Ness Pattern Shop
Milter Street
Oelwein Man Goes to Trial in Racine for Basile Murder
James Greco of Oelwein faces first degree murder charges in Racine for the Basile killing. The case centers on a dispute that led to a fatal affray. Greco’s trial opens as witnesses, including several Oelwein residents, prepare to testify. Sam Basile, Frank’s brother, is among the defense witnesses as the state builds its case.
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Oelwein
Racine
Basile
Wis
James Greco
Frank Basile
Rego
Bastile Reed
Greco
Sam Basile
Frank
Film Star Flies to Creston for Visit
Film star Jacqueline Logan and husband Ralph Gillespie arrived in Creston by air after train service was disrupted by washouts. They chartered two planes from Des Moines to reach Creston where they planned a visit with Mr Gillespie’s relatives and other local residents.
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Creston
Jacqueline Logan
Ralph Gillispie
Gréston
Des Moines
Gillespie
John Gillas
Hawkeye Vacation Special Heads East From Cedar Rapids
A Hawkeye vacation special carrying 150 travelers from Tow, Winois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota departed Cedar Rapids for a 10 day trip to Washington and other eastern points. The group travels via Chicago Northwestern and will switch to the Baltimore and Ohio under the auspices of the Win focal chamber of commerce.
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Cedar Rapids
Winois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Washington
M C
Chicago Northwestern
Win Focal Chamber of
Cammerc AL Chivaro
Baltimore & Ohio
Holdup man ties farmer to car wheel in attack
Henri Nicolet a Sheffield farmer near here was robbed on June 14 then bound to a rear wheel of his car with tire chains by two stickup men who fled in a roadster Nicolet freed himself and walked home with his hands still chained Two garages were broken into last night and $28 taken Calvary Bible School display closes vacation session with exhibits Latzo Latzo, Scranton Pa defending welterweight title against Georgie Levine in Las Vegas at Palo Grounds
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Mason City
Tyne
Henri Nicolet
Sheffield
Here
Bible School
Calvary Vallecleals
Latzo
Migut Levine
New York
Pete Latzo
Scranton
Welterwefeht
Chaatnion
Wil
Georgie Levine
Pipokles
Palo Srounds
Corn Retained in New McNary Farm Relief Proposals
Washington June 14 AP Believing the bill now has support to gain votes managers agreed not to drop corn from basic commodities. The finished act designates wheat cotton hogs and corn as core items with an equalization fee planned to handle surpluses. Senator Heflin denounced tariffs and taxes, urging safeguards for American farmers against financial pillage.
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Washington, D. C
Imanageta
McNary
Heflin
Senate
United States
Rainbow Division Vets to Honor Col Wilbur S Conkling
Des Moines June 14. The late Col Wilbur S Conkling War surgeon with the Rainbow division in France was to be accorded full military honors in federal services. Officers of high rank and World War comrades met from across Iowa to render the last tribute and sound taps over his grave. Active pallbearers were expected from the medical detachment of the National Guard where he served as surgeon general over Iowa Minnesota and Nebraska. Brig Gen Gerald Tinley Council Bluffs to pronounce the eulogy and Chaplain W E B Robb Rainbow division to conduct. Honorary pallbearers included former Governor Kendall and Lafayette Young Sr. Conkling died after a yearlong illness from conditions set up by inhalation of mustard gas on the French front.
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Des Moines
Wilbur S. Conkling
France
National Guard
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Geralt Tinley
Council Bluffs
W. EB. Robb
Rainbow Division
N. &. Kendall
Lafayette Young
D. Gonkling
Rotary Here Eats Oranges at Cedar Rapids Expense
Rotary club meeting notes: 17 new members studied the Rotary code of ethics. S.G. Smalling and others named. Announced annual fish breakfast next Tuesday at Rotary Reserve near Cedar Paris. Waterloo club won a box of oranges. Cedar Rapids club contributed a bushel of potatoes against that prize.
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Rotary Reserve
Cedar Paris
Russell-Lamson
Rotary Code of Ethics
S.G. Smalling
C. Fo -Nagle
Lester W. Miller
E. K. West
Claude Doughett
Porter Henderson
Clyde Bechstelheimer
Rex
Fugitive Cashier of Closed Bank Caught
A 10 day manhunt ends as Robert Barber 51 cashier of Northwestern Bank Burtington Junction Missouri is captured. He fled after a $4000 bond release on an embezzlement charge. Police say bank shortage reached about $9300. He was arrested when meeting his wife at a railroad station.
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Shenandoah
Jone Bd
INS
Robert Barber
Northwestern’ Bank
Burtington Junction
Barber
Bomb blast injures sixty at political meeting
A bomb exploded yesterday at a political meeting in Union de Tula, Jalisco, injuring sixty people. Speaker Recarida Robles, a candidate for the federal chamber of deputies, was among the more seriously wounded.
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Mexico City
INS
Union de Tula
Jalisco
Recarida Robles
Federale
Chamber of Deputies
Man shoots man who came to get him in West Frankfort
An altercation at a home in West Frankfort, Indiana, ends with William Davis admitting he shot and killed Tra Funt after Funt's father warned him to go to the house. Funt died in hospital after being shot five times. Also notes a separate return of $100 lost by W A Rubs at a Cesar River park and a postmasters convention in Sioux City.
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West Frankfort
Wiliam Davis
Mulkestown
Toray
Tra Funt
Teady
W. A. Rubs. Kenmeier
N. D
Cesar River Park
Ruby
Edward Harver
Jefferson Street
Mrs H F Taylor Returns From Nine Month Trip
Mrs. H. F. Taylor of 227 Cortlandt Street has returned after a nine month absence spent traveling extensively in the East and in Florida.
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