McAdoo Campaign Opens as Brennan Joins Smith
McAdoo campaign arrives in New York with thousands expected to greet him. Brennan arrives to join Gov. Smith as nominating work begins at the Waldorf Astoria. Debate over the two thirds rule intensifies with Smith supporters aiming to retain it and McAdoo backers considering a unit rule.
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Associated Free New York
William G. McAdoo
Los Angeles
McAdoo
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Ifasmuch
Walsh
Houston
McAdso
Gov. Smith
David F. Houston
Chrcvit
Ewing Cockrell
Warrensburg
United States
Cockrell
James M. Cox
John W. Davis
Underwood
Smith
Waldorf Astoria
Eoadbye
Brennan
United Press
New York
Georgeel Brennan
Witneis
al Smith
the Waldorf
Asteria
Illinois
Fox
Waldorf
Jean
York
Singis
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Mahoney Girds for Fight at St Paul Farmer-Labor Meet
St Paul convention faces financial troubles as delegates grapple with communist influence. Minnesota leader Mahoney leads efforts on committees while Charles Taylor of Montana is elected permanent chairman. Delegates vote 232 to 145 backing communist push for quick committee setup amid rent dispute at the city hall.
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Foster
W. Z
Toinets
Alexander Howat
Kansas
Wiliam Mahoney
Iignais
Willam Mahoney
Minnesota
Deules
Holt
Minnesota Farmer-Labor
Workers' Party
Farmer-Labor Party
Power
Charles E. Taylor
Montana
Taylor
Exid Taylor
G. O P. Merting
Cleveland
Harte Naugherty
Mellon
Age
Sernational
Deheny
Murphy
McAdool
A. Mitchell Palmer
New York
Associated Preas
St. Paul
Minn
Natitional
Farmer-Labor Progressiva
Charles EB. Taylor
St. Panttyic
Reds
C. B. Bugge
Mahoney
Shreneth
Cail
Death of farmer Vereas L. Jackson near Washburn
Vereas Lt. Jackson, 48, a farmer from near Washburn, died at 6 30 p.m. yesterday at Presbyterian Start hospital after an eight month illness. He was brought to the hospital last Friday and was a member of the Central Christian Church in Waterloo. He is survived by his widow. The body lies in Kistner mortuary awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Wyman L. Tackson
Lt. Jackson
Washburn
Presbyte
Start Hospital
Central Christian Church
Waterloo
Efe iv
Kistner
Legion Post Plans Thursday Meeting on Insurance Claims
Becker Chapman post hosts Thursday night in Memorial Hall to explain the National Compensation Act policy applications for ex soldiers. Adjutant Karl West says blanks will arrive soon and applicants must show discharge documents and service length. beneficiaries will be assisted for deceased soldiers. attendees to the National convention in St Paul Sept 26 to 19 should get reduced fare certificates.
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Becker Chapman
American Legion
Karl ¥. West
West
New Alabama Cabinet Formed as Smuts Loses Vote
Telegraph briefs report Bishop Fan 5 Noli forming a new cabinet in Alabama. Former foreign minister and Harvard Capetown student ties noted. Premier Jan Smuts defeated in elections. Temple Texas Mrs Mariam Ferguson opens Democratic gubernatorial bid. Shanghai mourns Frank G Carpenter, traveler and correspondent, who died in Nanking.
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New York
Fan
Noli
Harvard
Capetown
Union of South Afria
Jan Smuts
Temple
Tex
Mariam A. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Shanghai
Frank G. Carpenter
Nanking
Japan’s Ambassador Flags Uncertain Friendship With U S
Ambassador Hanihara told Kowa University that friendship between Japan and the United States has stood the test of time and will endure. He praised American aid during Japan’s difficult years and expressed Japan’s unwavering debt and intent to repay it. Yoshida to lead embassy duties from July as Hanihara departs Washington.
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Associated Press
Providence
Tuna
Jagag
United Sates
Hanihera
Japan
Kowa University
Brown University
Jemny
America
Hanthare
Tokio
Isaburo Yoshida
Washington
Yokohama
United States
Yoshida
Masanao Hanihara
Hanihara
Knowledge and Work Needed to Overcome
Rev. H C Early preached at the Community Church of the Brethren urging knowledge of conditions to avoid and the power of concerted action. He cited Abimelech and Shechem to warn that power gained unfairly fails and that leaders must work and demand effort from followers. Special music by the chorus, a male quartet, and a solo accompanied the two week campaign.
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Orange Township
H.C. Early
Community Church of the Brethren
Adimelech
Zalmon
Abdimetech
Tower of
Shechem
Abimelech
Ray Lichty
Wampler
Unsinkable Ship Debunked by Sea Authority
London June 18 Sir Alan Anderson a noted shipping authority told the International Shipping conference that no vessel can be described as unsinkable. He warned the myth creates danger as ships may still sink when colliding with an obstacle despite safety rules.
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London
Alan Anderson
Labor Resolution Calls Repeal of 35 Per Cent Primary Law
A Waterloo gathering of employers and labor leaders featured George H Lichty of Smith Lichy Hillman Co urging fair treatment of workers. J Lewis of the Town Federation of Labor praised cooperation and cautioned against Bolshevik stereotypes while stressing bargaining over strikes. Timmy Murtagh mocked politics then spoke on labor’s basic needs: decent living, home, education, and family joys. A call for a special meeting of Allied Printing Trades delegates followed.
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George H. Lichty
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
Lichty
Waterloo
Fle
Hoover
Food Administration
Ile
United States
J. ©. Lewis
Town Federation of Labor
Iowa
Trades Union Labor Movement
Bryan forecasts Democratic platform aims in 1924 race
Bay City? Battle Creek? The speaker in Battle Creek Michigan says the Democratic platform will lean liberal, with no wet plank on prohibition and no need for a new third party. He expects Bryan to join the resolutions committee and notes possible collaboration with progressive Republicans.
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United Press
Battle Creek
Mich
la Follette
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Resolutions Committee
Businessmen blamed for evils in government jobs
Clyde C. Dawson of Denver charged business interests with responsibility for government evils at the eighth annual Kiwanis convention. He urged citizens to actively influence governance and criticized the old view of government as a natural given. The program featured committee reports and speeches by Walter J. Campbell and R. J. Manion.
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Denver
Colo
United States
International Kiwanis Clubs
Clyde C. Dawson
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Dawson
Walter J. Campbell
Kiwanis
New England
R. J. Manion
M. P
Fort William
Canada
Man Who Ran Down Cripple Boy Held on Bond
Des Moines reports R Lacey was placed under $1000 bond for failing to aid Fred Nittler, the crippled boy struck by Lacey’s car and for not reporting the accident. Lacey admitted driving the vehicle. Nittler’s condition was described as improved but serious. Hearing scheduled for June 21 before Judge Herman Zeuch.
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Des Moines
R. Lacey
Fred Nittier
Lacey
Nittler
Herman Zeuch
Stee
Pars Ag
Wil
Coolidge
Senate
Butler
Builer
Republican Party
Mark Hanna
America
Hanna
CNY
Herald-Tribune News
Building Contracts Rise 47 Percent in Iowa in May
May building contracts in Iowa totaled 9,043,500 up 77 percent from April and 11 percent from May of last year. Industrial, public works, residential, and educational projects comprised 3,220,000 3 148,000 1 802,000 and 635,400 respectively. First five months total 22,262,100 versus 29,194,800 a year earlier.
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New York
Iowa
F. W. Dodge Corporaon
Lutherans Approve War Outlaw Resolution at Convention
At the sixty fifth annual Augustana synod convention in De Kalb Ul June, Lutherans approved a drastic measure calling for war to be outlawed. The resolution says Nordic Lutherans defend liberty but will not permit arms against fellow believers, opposing any sacred cause to justify violence.
U S Claims Rejected in Chinese Railway
Washington June 18. The Chinese and Russian soviet governments have arranged exclusive control of the Chinese Eastern railway. Claims by the U S and American investors through the State Department have been rejected.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Cektizen
Corn Recovers After Hail Near Hudson Iowa
Hudson Iowa June 18 A M Minish found hail piles three to four inches deep after a hail and rain event. Corn flattened and some stalks broken but in three days showing improvement aside from injuries from ice. Oats short with poor color due to dry weather. Clover nine acres thriving with no winter kill noted while past seasons showed clover damage.
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Hudson
A. A. Minish
Minish
Brookhart to Fly Between Speeches
Senator D. W. Brookhart will deliver Fourth of July addresses in Des Moines and Oskaloosa Iowa, then speak at a Des Moines celebration. He arrives by airplane from Oskaloosa and will also discuss forestry and agriculture with a specialist audience.
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Associated Press
Tsingtao
Ching
Kao En-hung
Department
Germany
Japan
China
Kao San
Des Moines
D. T. Lin
Smith W. Brookhart
Forestry and Agriculturas
Iowa
Oskaloosa
Girl Confesses to Fire That Killed 24 at Hope School
Los Angeles district attorney announced that 14 year old Josephine Bertholme confessed to starting the blaze at the Hope development school in Playa del Rey near Los Angeles on May 31. The fire caused 24 deaths and prompted the arrest of the juvenile.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Josephine Bertholme
Hope Development School
Playa del Bay
Here
Asa Keyes
Holstein Banker Elected President of State Association
Holstein Savings Bank president Wohlenberg was elected president of the Iowa Bankers' Association at 11 this morning by a 203 to 68 vote over B. N. Dougherty. J. J. Large chaired the meeting and seconded by C. H. McNider. Sweney, Hoffman, and Warner were elected vice president, treasurer, and secretary respectively.
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Mason City
C. J. Wohblenterg
Holstein Savings ‘Bank
Holstein
Iowa Bankers’ Association
B. N. Dougherty
Greston
Wohlenberg
J. J. Large
Sioux City
C. H. McNider
M. C. Sweney
Osage
M. C. Hoffman
Murray
Frank Warner
Des Moines
F. I. Kent
Bankers Trust Company
New York
Mountain Lands
Cedar Rapids
Kenesaw
Dubuque
Weather Stoppage Delays Transcontinental Hop by Maughan
Lieut L Maughan announced he would not start his dawn to dusk flight from Mitchell field to San Francisco tomorrow because weather reports in the west and Mississippi valley were unfavorably forecast. He said he might attempt a Saturday hop instead.
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Mineola
Usee
L. Maughan
Mitchell Field
San Francisco
Mississippi Valley
Sanders to Manage Speakers for G. O. P.
Congressman Everett Sanders of Terre Haute Ind will be a director of the speaker bus in the Republican national campaign, announced by National Committee Chairman William M Butler. Sanders is serving his fourth term in the lower house.
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Chicago
Everett Sanders
Terre Haute
Ind
Bus Jeau
William MM. Butler
Sanders
Congress
Denver Doctor Shot by Son During Hunting Prep
Dr. T. B. Wilson, a Denver physician, was shot and killed early today by his son Aldin 18 while cleaning what he believed to be an unloaded rifle. The incident occurred as Aldin, his father, and another son Rex were preparing for a hunting trip.
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Vivien
Waybil
Washington, D. C
W. G. McAdoo
Washington
Los Angeles
New York
Union Station
McAdoo
Wilson
San Bernardino
Cat
EB. C. Davidson
International Association of Machinists
Denver
Colo
T. B. Wilson
Aldin
Rex
Denver Pastor elected president of Reformed Church Synod
Kalamazoo Mich June 18 The Rev Ivan Dellen of Denver was elected president of the Christian Reformed church synod at its biannual convention. He succeeds Rev J Manni of Sheboygan who was a candidate for reelection.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Ivan Dellen
Denver
Christian Reformed Church Synod
J. Manni
Sheboygan
Wis
Remodeling Permits Issued for Local Apartment Build
A permit was issued to Tom Connelly today for completing the upper story of the apartment building at 327 Fifth Street West. The estimated cost is $7,000. Mary Sitzer of 822 Fifth Street West obtained two permits for home remodeling with a total cost of $1.
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Tom Connelly
Fifth Street West
Mary Sitzer
Diploma Mill Head Sentenced in Bribery Case
Dr. A. B. Cox of St. Louis was found guilty of bribery linked to a medical diploma mill expose by the St. Louis Star. A jury sentenced him to two years in the penitentiary for bribing J. P. Jolly to issue a high school certificate to Bernard Adler for medical college admission.
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St. Louis
A. B. Cox
St.Louis
Cox
J. P. Jolly
St. Charles County
Here
Bernard Adler
Adler
Polson on Executive Committee Supts
Harm on presidency of the American Association of Railway Superintendents with Brophy of Omaha as first vice president. The executive committee includes B. B. Polson of Waterloo Iowa. Also noting a scarlet fever illness of Bernice Tiler aged 8 at 409 Slate Street.
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Buffalo
H. Harmon
Terminal Railway Association
East St. Louis
American Association of Railway Superintendents
J. O. Brophy
Omaha
B. B- Polson
Waterloo
Bernice Tiler
Slate Street
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Tink
Leon A. Link
Central Labor Union
Ray C. Eggert
Henry Ihlings
Juanita Thomas
Elks Quartet
H. T. Wagner
Charles Feising
Henry Thlings
Harry McCowen
G. E. Thornton
Allied Printing Trades
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Ruasail- Lamson
Bayan
Commoner
Cripple Boy
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James Black Drigoods Company
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Holstein Banker
State
Maughan
Son
Patheer
Reformed Church Synod
Real Estate News
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