Fleeing Premier Stamboulisky Dies in Bulgaria Shootout
Alexander Stamboulisky, Bulgaria's fugitive premier, surrendered to peasant forces after fleeing Sofia. He was killed by his own followers during a rescue attempt near Blagovitsa, as troops recaptured him. The Bulgarian government later claimed a secret Bulgarian Russia treaty and found 500 million lev perfumes in a local building.
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United Press
London
Judas
Jesus
Alexander Stamboulisky
Bulgaria
Stamboulisky
Vulgaria
Boris
Sofia
Golak
Stamboultsky
Profankof
Zankof
Stampoultsky
Blavovitsa
Russia
Clear Woodyard of One Murder Charge
Baltimore authorities cleared Samuel L. Woodyard alias Thomas J. Murphy of Des Moines today of one murder charge in the John Jones case, a Salvation Army watchman. An inmate at Wilmington identified him as Murphy, but Boston police said Woodyard has a complete alibi. He remains scheduled for trial on the Jones murder June 26.
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Baltimore
Samuel L. Woodyard
Thomas J. Murphy
Des Moines
John Jones
Salvation Army
Bos An
Woodyard
Wilmington
Del
Murphy
Bost Bolice
Washington, D. C
Vancouver
B. C
Alaska
Harding
W. C. Nichol
Bandit Gang Robs Circleville Bank in Topeka Area
Town terrorized by a bank raid as an armed gang held Circleville residents at bay for about an hour early today. The Farmers State Bank safe was blown open and robbers fled in an automobile with $2,600 in cash and $2,500 in bearer bonds.
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Topeka
Kan
Circleville
Farmears State Bank of
Circlevile
Suit Award Overturned in Retrial of Mrs Stocker Case
Lincoln Neb June 15 Mrs usaie El Stocker was granted a ten thousand ten dollar verdict in the retrial of her suit against her mother in law she had charged with alienating her husbands affections The original award of thirty three thousand nine and nine dollars was declared excessive and overturned for a new trial.
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Lincoln, Neb
Usaie el. Stocker
Ashe
Wag
Ford presidency talk sparks third party hints in Michigan
Henry Ford is unforthcoming about seeking the presidency yet signals ambition. Senator Woodbridge and WN Ferris of Michigan discuss Ford as a potential third party leader if he cannot head the Democratic ticket. Ferris asserts Ford wants the White House and claims to have information backing the conviction.
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Henry Ford
United States
Altho
Woodbridge
Ferris
Michigan
Ford
White House
Doctor Wires Four People In Mount Affair Case
International News Wire reports Dr. B J Rouw of Cuflen Arizona telegraphed Chicago that he witnessed a death or burial connected to Leighton Mount, the Northwestern student who disappeared after a 1921 class rush. He claims he can identify at least four involved and offers assistance with funds for transport if needed.
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International News Wire
Chicago
B. J. Rouw
Cuflen
Ariz
Ilale
Laighton Aouit
Northwestern University
Evanston
Rouw
Leighton Mount Case
Sherif
Evanston Pier
Wira Transportation and
Mount Case
Clifton
Reporter Blamed as Coward or Liar by McCain
Atlantic City June 16 The reporter exposed by George McCain of Philadelphia Evening Ledger attacks the type who blames it on the reporter describing such men as moral cowards and liars. He calls reporters the wheelhorse of newspapers noting editors managers and circulators rely on them.
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McCain
Atlantic City
N. F
George McCain
Philadelphia
Evening Ledger
Pennsylvania State Witorial Association
Require Receipts for Special Delivery Mail
Washington announces a new rule effective July 1 requiring personal receivers for all mail with special delivery stamps. Postmaster General New enforces the individual receipt law to curb petty theft, with an estimated 100,096,000 receipts to be issued annually.
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Washington, D. C
Postoffice Department
Postmajer General New
Bride Sees Husband Perish in Flames
Chicago report details Norman Rue, 27, killed when his auto was crushed between street cars on an avenue in Chicago. His wife Florence Nora Rue, married five weeks, was injured as the gasoline tank exploded and the car burst into flames. Passengers panicked amid the wreck and fire.
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Chicago
Ill
Norman Rue
Florence Nora Rue
Chicago Avenue
Rue
Debt talks in Washington resume next week officials say
Washington officials said conferences over the final wording of the British American debt agreement probably will be resumed next week. The statement came from officials of the American commission in Washington on June 16.
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Washington, D.C
American Commission
Caid
HAILSTONES FIVE BIG AS BASEBALLS HIT COLORADO CATTLE
A Denver dispatch reports property damage around 25000 dollars and livestock losses from a tornado and hailstorm at Colorado Springs. Large baseball sized hail smashed roofs and buildings, flooding and wrecking ranch structures in western Colorado.
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Colorado
International News Wire
Denver
Colo
Colorado Springs
Fort Collins
Tto
Greeley
Livermore
Buckhorn
Loveland
Platte River
Lincoln
Neh
South Platts
Ogellala
Neb
Keith County
Nebraska
Norfolk
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
Arkansas
Kansas
Fort Smith
Litle Rock
Scott Urges Hazing Bans and Class Rushes at Northwestern U
Walter Dill Scott today urged the Northwestern trustees to ban class rushes and hazing. Expulsion would follow participation. He also proposed a dean of men and support for interclass athletics as the university moves to address the Leighton Mount case.
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Scott
Northwestern
U’ Go
Chicago
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern University
Leighton Mount
Mount
President Eberts Daughter Weds German Clerk
Fraulein Amalie Ebert daughter of President Ebert married Dr Wilhelm Jaenecke an attache of the German foreign office. Civil rites occurred at the registry office and a religious ceremony followed at the executive mansion. She has one year of practical work in the Berlin state library and plans to study at Charlottenburg municipal library after the honeymoon.
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Berlin
Frailein Amalie Ebert
Ebert
Wilhelm Jaenecke
Foreign Office
Fraulein Ebert
Charlotten
Loss of 3 000 Lives in Quake Confirmed
Constantinople June 16 The Persian embassy confirms reports of a powerful earthquake in Korasan district killing 3 000 people and destroying four large villages. May 20 twenty three small villages partly destroyed with losses running into the millions. Michigan Alumni Banquet Waterloo. Michigan University alumni meet in Black's Tearoom Waterloo Tuesday June 19. H H Strayer president J M Batley secretary treasurer. Measles disappearing reports show only one city case at 1 PM today and three yesterday.
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Constantinople
Korassan
Michigan
Michigan University
Waterloo
Black
Eters m
H. H. Strayer
Waterloo Association
J. M. Batley
Civilization to Go Up in Smoke and Dust in Next War Prediction
London reports H G Wells, famed writer, warned the next war could end civilization in dust and smoke. He said air defenses are futile, urging retaliation instead, and predicted widespread destruction with no survivors from future aerial bombing and gas warfare. He also foresaw aviation as future transport.
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H. G. Wells
London
Apinion
Welts
England
Wells
Eith
Iowa's Largest Individual Income Tax Reported
Dubuque reports last year's Iowa income tax shows a top personal payment of 276 420 34 dollars with total collections of 17 046 762 88. Women filed just over 12 percent of 111 483 returns. about 5 000 delinquents paid over 211 000 in fines. Average income filed was 2 814 dollars while the average Iowa man over 21 earned 1 450 dollars.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Internal Revenue
Revenue Office
Burglars Take $100 in Garments from Reinbeck Store
Burglars entered Reinbeck Community store by climbing from the Sanitary Meat Market to a window and stole men’s and women’s garments. The loss was around $100, discovered by manager Theo Bucka upon opening the business.
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Reinbeck
Theeinbeck Comunity Store
Sanitary Meat Market
Theo Bucka
Daughton Promises to Contest Election in Iowa
In Des Moines the final count for Iowa's Eighth district shows Republican Judge Hi K Evans leading Democrat J P Daughton by 1433 votes to replace Horace Turner. Daughton says he will contest the result before the national House and plans to run again next term whether seated or not.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Hi. K. Evans
J. P. Daughton
Horace Towner
Congress
Daughton
National House of Representatives
Babe Dies in Flames Started by Brothers
Charles City Iowa, June 16. Fire set by two elder brothers under five years old caused the death of the two year old son of Mr and Mrs Harteupp living five miles north of here. The aunt rescued two of the children but the youngest perished in the haymow fire as the parents were away. The children were believed to be playing with matches.
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Charles City
Harteupp
Here
Old Soldiers Fight State Payroll Cut
Capitol police at the state house and caretakers at the historical building retain Judge McHenry to represent them before the retrenchment and reform committee. They contend salary reductions amount to class legislation and ask the committee to override the Fortieth general assembly in the appropriation bill cutting pay.
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Des Moines
Oldoldiers
Capitol
State House
State Historical Building
Judge McHenry
Fortieth General Assembly
Bear Escapes from Corral At Grand View Park
Amusement crowds at Grand View park watched a black bear roam freely for two hours after escaping his corral. The bear eluded capture by handlers until veteran trainer B. W. Gray finally tranquilized and captured him, drawing cheers from spectators разных Des Moines crowd.
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Des Moines
Grand View Park
B. W. Gray
Tragic Ames Express Wagon Crash Claims Driver
In Des Moines an American Express wagon was struck by a streetcar, overturning John McKinney, its driver, was pinned beneath the wreckage and killed. A small safe reportedly fell on him.
Miss Dolliver to Wed Dr Walter Anneberg in Fort Dodge
Miss Margaret Dolliver daughter of Mrs J P Dolliver and the late Senator Dolliver will wed Dr Walter Allen Anneberg son of Mr and Mrs A G C Anneberg Carroll Ia at First Methodist church Sunday. Dr Anneberg recently finished medical college at the University of Iowa and will begin internship at the Christian hospital next year. Miss Dolliver is a state university graduate and has taught at Iowa City high school this past year.
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Fort Dodge
Ila
First Methodist
Margaret Dolliver
J. P. Dolliver
Senator Dolliver
Walter Allen Anneberg
A. GC
Anneberg
Carroll
University of Iowa
Christian Hospital
Miss Dalliver
The
State University
Iowa City
Lodge Organizer Arrested for Desertion in Waterloo Split
Hewitt Rosenkrans former state organizer for the Ben Hur lodge was arrested in Council Bluffs on a warrant charging wife desertion. He told officers he and his wife had not lived together for three years and had an understanding on separation. He blamed her for job losses and said a third person was behind his prosecution.
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Council Bluffs, Ja
Hewitt Rosenkrans
Ben Hur Lodge
Waterloo
Rosenkrans
Leeper’s Motion for New Trial Set for Monday
In Iowa City Judge Ralph Otto will hear Leeper’s motion for a new trial after his conviction for the murder of his father in law Roy Wertz. Attorneys claim more than 60 errors occurred in the trial and in the jury instructions.
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Iowa City
Robert Leeper
Ralph Otto
Leeper
State Penitentiary
Roy Wertz
Creston Light Rates Cut 20 Percent
Creston, Iowa, gains a voluntary 20 percent reduction in electricity rates announced by the Iowa Southern Utilities Company. The cut applies to the public at the Creston plant and neighboring cities under a sliding state policy, lowering the price for all consumers.
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Creston
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Mandate in Olander Case Reaches Clerk
Des Moines June 16 Gov Ken dall notified by B W Garrett clerk of the state supreme court that the U S Supreme Court mandate on the writ of error in the murder case of William Olander has been received. The writ was dismissed for want of jurisdiction May 22. It is reported further action by the defense is unlikely.
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Des Moines
Gov. Kendall
B. W. Garrett
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
William Olander
High Court
Girl with Broken Back Runs Away to Marry Sweetheart
San Francisco reports 19 year old Jean Strang, long confined by a broken back, eloped with George C. Franklin. After an automobile ride two hours away, the couple married last night at Redwood City, with the bride in a wooden brace carried to the altar by her fiancé.
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Miss Strang
George C. Franklin
Rebecca Strange
Rearing Will Get Second 100000 and Fight 15 SURE
Montana boxing promoter Dan Tracey governs the Dempsey Gibbons fight fund as backers pledge about 160000 in Great Falls. Cash taken near 125000 with 130000 in ticket sales awaiting payment and 650000 on consignment. Kearns Stanton and Lou Malumby face push to secure remaining funds to avoid cancellation.
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Rearing
Davis J. Walsh
International News
Great Falls
Mont
Jack Kearns
Dempsey-Gibbons
Great Salls
Bankers’ Committee
Jim Johnson
Shelby
Mike Collins
Lou Malumby
Dan Tracey
Reward Offered for Return of Wilma Hughes
Peoria Illinois June 16 a $500 reward is posted for information leading to the return of Wilma Hughes the 14 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Hughes Pater Gorayeb alias Peta Peters held on $2000 bond for the abduction. No new clues on her whereabouts since yesterday.
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Peoria
Ill
Wilma
Henry Hughes
Pater Gorayeb
Peta Peters
Shell
Justice of the Peace Board
Monster bombing plane nearly ready for flight
Dayton June 16 THE largest airplane ever built with a 120 foot wingspan will fly this month at McCook field under Walter H. Barling. Six Liberty engines power a tri plane design with a 20 000 pound weight and a payload of several tons of explosives. The craft aims to deliver devastation to naval ships and city centers in war use only.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Army Air Service
McCookfeild
Army Air Station
Walter H. Bartling
Barling
Royal Flying Corps
Board of Health to Settle Ripe Olive Claims Out of Court
Tong Beach California June 16 Nearly two years after the alleged seizure of thousands of dollars worth of goods during the ripe olive scare the Curtis corporations 1 000 000 damage suit against Detroit board of health will likely be settled out of court The board has paid in full thousands of dollars worth of claims and the suit may be dismissed due to the settlement effort announced today by Curtis officials
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Tong Beach
Cal
Curtis
Detroit Board of Health
Board of Health
Democratic leader says no party can win presidency on net standards
West Baden Indiana Democratic leader Thomas Taggart argued no party could win the presidency by raising the net standard as an issue. The report notes motion pictures transmitted by radio as demonstrated by inventor FL Jenking and government officials.
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West Baden
Ind
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Washington
Jenking
China faces potential foreign intervention amid uprisings
Warnings of a general anti foreign uprising spread from the Yangtze valley as Li Yuan Hung appeals from Tianjin seeking aid, while Tsao Kun consolidates power from the Great Wall to the Yangtze. The Shanghai American Association urges protective action and foreign diplomats reiterate non interference.
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Peking
Yangtze River
Hupeh
Hunan
China
Tsie Hun
Shanghai American Association and Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Tsao Kun
Chihli
Great Wall
Tiantsin
Li Yuan Hung
Master Horseshoers hold 16th annual state convention in Waterloo
Sixty members of the Master Horseshoers National Protective Association gathered in Waterloo for the 16th state convention at Hotel Russell Lamson. George Edwards opened proceedings from Chicago with A A Duba named temporary chairman. Delegates heard that the horse is returning to prominence and elected officers with Dubuque bidding to host the 1924 meeting.
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National Protective
Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
George Edwards
Chicago
A. A. Duba
A. H L. Gnagy
John A. Sly
Greater Waterloo
William E. Murphy
Philadelphia
National Association
United States
Edwards
Paul Grace
Caple Horseshoe Nail Company
Dubuque
Fort Worth Oil Man Jailed in New York
Joseph Ball head of Ball Securities in Fort Worth was arraigned in New York on charges of fugitive from justice and defrauding investors in the Texas-Mexia drilling Syndicate stock. Court held him in 10000 dollars bond for examination next Wednesday.
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Fort Worth
New York
Joseph Ball
Ball Securities Company
Tex
Col. B. M. Hatfield
Death notices: John Weise Reinbeck Iowa and Will Simmons Waterloo Iowa
John Weise veteran of World War I died at Presbyterian hospital after a long illness. He belonged to the American Legion at Reinbeck and is survived by his mother three brothers and seven sisters. Body at O Keefe and Towne funeral home. Becker Chapman's post to accord military honors. Will Simmons 50 died at his home in Independence Iowa early today. Survived by his widow and two sons Herbert and William. Body brought to Waterloo and to be taken to Kistner mortuary pending arrangements.
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John Weise
Reinbeck
Presbyterian Hospital
American Legion
O'Keefe & Towne
Becker-Chapmano Post
Herbert
William Simmons
Waterloo
Kistner Mortuary
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Curran
New York City
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Robert E. Tod
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American Express
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McKinney
Fremont
WS. Utterback
O. F. Corwin
Keokuk
Andrew J. Dimond
Keoku
Redfield
Harry Evans
State Educational Board of Examiners
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Holiness Park
Oskaloosa
Dolliver
San Francisco
Pat
Jean Strang
Montana
New Man
Tracey
Mississippi
George H. Stanton
Falls Hanker
Shelby National Bank
J. S. Beck
Great Northern Railway
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Messia
Stanton
Kearns
Johnson
Jey J. Molumby
Jearns
Jack
Promatera
Great Fallg
Wilds Simmons
Will Simmons
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