Trouble in China viewed by Washington as three linked crises
Washington dispatched reports and expert opinions show three phases of China unrest. Canton is recaptured by radicals allied with Sun Yat-Sen followers, an antiforeign upsurge spreads from Shanghai along the Yangtze, and a northern power struggle pits Peking against warlords with Chang Tso-Lin and Feng Yu-Hsiang. Western observers see Soviet influence across all phases while fearing wider foreign intervention and tightening extraterritorial rights.
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Acquit Man Who Killed Wife's Friend
Kansas City residents learned that William H. Arnold was acquitted of murder for the slaying of Lawrence I. Hatfeld, a detective, shot while Arnold sat with his wife in a motorcar near Grandview last November 30.
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Grandview
Dismissal Demand Against Bishop Bast Eyed in Denmark
Telegraph briefs report in Extrabladet that at Silkeborg on July 1 a demand will be made to dismiss Bishop Bast. American bishop detained last December over alleged mismanagement of charity funds. Also noted is Connecticut National Guard woodsplint for a defense test purchase and a New York fundraiser for Rev. Percy Stickney Grant totaling $80,000.
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Manchester Emerges From Maquoketa Flood Wreckage
The Maquoketa flood devastated Manchester delaying trains and flooding the Manchester & Oneida line. Equipment and hydro plants were ruined, wholesale stock losses mounted at Eclipse Lumber and others, while residents faced water safety with boil orders. Rescue operations saved stranded travelers and pets as waters rose rapidly transforming Main Street.
Iowa State Guard Mobilizes for Defense Day on July Fourth
State leaders report all Iowa National Guard units to armories for Defense Day drills. In LeMars Carol Marvel, 190, was struck by a passenger train and killed. Gov Hammill denied clemency in H G Dickson case. Sixty to seventy-five youths entered city tennis events as summer programs begin.
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Scopes Still Without School Contract for Next Term
Dayton Tenn June 16 John T Scopes indicted for violation of the anti evolution teaching law remains without a teaching contract for the coming term. His plans to sell automobiles for a Dayton firm in summer are disrupted by the July 10 trial. He has not commented on New York reports of offers totaling 150000 for film and syndicate work. A Cox Creek delegation praised him as defense and prosecution plan conferences intensify for the clash next week.
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Dayton
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Atlanta
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Clarence Darrow
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Des Moines
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Omaha
Grand View College
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Mion
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Holbjerg
Strikers Burn and Loot Despite Troops
A miners strike of 12,000 in Sydney Nova Scotia led to renewed arson and looting despite 500 Dominion troops and mine police. The hub colliery bank head screen at New Aberdeen was destroyed by fire despite barbed wire and guards. Looting of stores and homes continued.
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British Empire Steel Corporation
New Aberdeen
Conopus Club Hearing Bladine Talk At Black’s Tearoom
Lars Bladine addressed the Conopus club at Black's tearoom at noon describing European living conditions and a planned trip to southern Europe. He warned Americans about wine culture and water issues. Elmer Dimmermann played two piano selections as club members discussed ongoing support for Witeriog a party on June 25 and 26.
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Cedar Falls
Conopus Club
Black's
Bladine
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Nono Bus Club
Death of Sylvester Hildebrand at Berkeley
Telegram from Berkeley reports the death of Sylvester Hildebrand at 88. He settled on a farm south of town in Orange Township in 1569, later moving to Waterloo. He was born August 1836 in Cambria County Pennsylvania and married Louise Jane Roberts in 1835. He leaves daughters Elizabeth, and Mrs. J. C. Scroggey, plus John H. who died in 1964, with nine children total born.
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Berkeley
Cal
E. L. Hildebrand
Orange Township
Elizabeth
Illnois Central
Cambria County
Louise Jane Roberts
Waterloo
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Hildebrand
John H
Drowning at Y Camp Leaves Bowser 16 Dead
Dan Bowser aged 16 drowned when a boat sank at a Y camp on the river. Investigators note his gear, including a mess kit and heavy clothing, may have hindered swimming. Other boys crossing the river were saved and the camp plans to continue with tighter safety measures.
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Bowser
F. W. Richardson
Train wreck by landslide kills 29 in New Jersey excursion
A Lackawanna train near Rockport New Jersey was wrecked early today during an excursion from Chicago. Passengers, part of a Chicago Germans execution party, suffered 29 deaths and many injuries. Some windows were broken as carriages shook violently. Neu man steamship agents confirmed the party’s composition.
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Five Soldiers Die in Balloon Blaze at Coblenz Park
In Coblenz Germany on June 16 five French soldiers were fatally burned when a rigid balloon returning from a flight over Lutzel Park exploded while mooring. Ten others are in serious condition. Bridge at Sunnyside: The fortnightly bridge party for women will be held at Sunnyside Country Club on Wednesday afternoon.
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Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
Washington D C Briefs Rush of global notes
Washington reports Senator La Follette 11 with bronchial asthma unchanged. Cleveland notes the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers postponed selecting Warren Stone's successor until tomorrow. New York states 77 ILGWU members face trial today for alleged May Day protest at the Metropolitan Opera House. Chicago reports two men died in a caisson collapse at the A B Dick Co site. one dead was a caisson worker, two others hurt. Ottawa notes labor MPs push to abolish the governor general office. Paris reports the chamber of deputies backed the Paris leve government 436 to 34. Washington says express firms may charge higher rates for bodies than passengers per ICC ruling. Darjeeling reports C R Das is dead. St Paul records George W Carter, 58, as general chairman of the CPR conductors union, dies. he aided the Transportation Brotherhood bank. Shenandoah notes Raymond Page 18, paroled, sent to Eldora industrial school after parole violation.
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Cummins Banquet Focuses On Economy Not Politics
Senator Cummins arrives in Waterloo for a banquet with 300 guests, avoiding political talk and stressing economic issues. Mrs Emma Blaise is temporarily appointed to handle private secretary duties in Cummins office as preparations for re election intensify. Former officials and local figures will attend the event.
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Iowa
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International News Wire
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United States
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Landmark Hotel Fossil, Pioneer Eldridge Site Demolished
Lawrence Kansas June 16 Internationsl News Wire reports the Cham ber of Commerce authorized razing the Eldridge hotel, landmark in the university town since 1856. The site has housed four hotels, from Free State house to modern successors, each tied to Kansas history and conflicts including pro slavery clashes and Quantrell raids. The new hotel will feature elevators baths electric lights and modern conveniences, but will lack the old house's legendary aura.
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Morris Castle shows make good impression at Waterloo
Morris and Castle shows opened at Cedar River Bark athletic field under Waterloo Dokies auspices drawing hundreds for the grand opening. The carnival, among the largest and cleanest to visit Waterloo, featured many educational attractions and numerous riding devices well patronized by patrons.
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Nations Find Honor in Service Says Rotary Head
In a Cleveland convention address Rotary International President Garrett W. Hills urged nations to embrace world service over conquest. He warned intolerance threatens charity and warned against greed, urging universal rights and responsible leadership, linking peaceful homelands with stronger social standards.
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Funeral Service for Hudson Savings Bank President
Funeral services for Frank B. Hollis, president of Hudson Savings Bank, will be held at his family residence in Hudson on Wednesday at 2 pm. He died Tuesday night after a long illness at age, having lived in Hudson about ten years since retiring from farming. Surviving are his widow, five sons, sixteen daughters, and several relatives including A Cedar Falls, Dr Edward Rolfe Harlan John Arthur Mrs C G Moser Hudson Mrs Clyde Eighmey Wadsworth Lorenz Northfield.
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Lorenz
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Babe Ruth homers for third of season vs Tigers
New York June 19 Babe Ruth trailing leaders in the homer race slugged his third homer of the season in the Tigers game. Detroit pitcher Whitehill was on the mound for Detroit as Ruth connected in the afternoon matchup.
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