Henry Louis Selected for President at Elks Meeting
Henry Louis of Iowa City was elected president of the Jown Elks association at the Waterloo 17th annual convention. Officers named include R. W. Hurtong, Clay Kneise, Dro G. Chuett, James O'Brien, Julius Peeht, J. J. Barton, and Bert Forgrave. The gathering featured a constitutional change raising delegates per 100 members and a plan to compensate travel, with Marshalltown chosen as 1923 meeting site.
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Henry Louis
Town City
Jown Elks Association
R. W. Hurtong
Waterloo
Clay Kneise
Muscatine
Dro FL G. Chuett
Sioux City
James O'Brien
Des Moines
Julius Peeht
Ottumwa
J. J. Barton
Fort Lodge
BH. H. Rudd
A. Falls
Marshalltown
Bert Forgrave
Dubuque
The
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Benevolent and Protective Order
Elks
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Knights of Columbus
A. E. Tagy
Charles EB. Pickett
F. Ho Rudd
Iowa
Dairy
Congress Arena
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Forum
Cedar
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Electric Park
Strand
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Robert Hardin
Leonard Laird
Harry Dunkelberg
Sidney Smith
Eward Moore
Charles Coiby
Louis Alberta
Ralph Miller
Charles Campbell
J. F. Packard
R. E. Eklund
Hotel
Russell Lamson
Marion Gard
Harry W. Hartong
Verne Reynolds
Clay Kneese
George F. Reddick
J. Findley Coon
Weeks Weeks Weeks Resignation Demand From Capper
Topeka Kan June 21 Senator Capper Republican Kansas calls for Secretary of War Weeks to resign after Weeks attack on primary and prohibition laws in a commencement address at Western Reserve University Ohio Capper brands Weeks outmoded a mossback and an anachronism saying his views could shake confidence in institutions and urging presidential action accordingly
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Weeks
Capper
Republican
Kansas
Ss Capital
Western Reserve University
Ohio
Ohio University
Lodge Invincible in Massachusetts Says Senatorial Fight
Boston opinion column argues Lodge cannot be beaten in Massachusetts this year barring unforeseen events. McCall, Wilson, and Cox are discussed as unlikely or counterproductive forces, while tariff issues and anti league sentiment shape the campaign. A second notice reports Chicago Tribune libel suit dismissal as jurors prove unfit.
Jane in 67th Time in 11 Years, Jail Terms 3365 Days
New York report states Jane Sayige, jailed for the sixty seventh time, has accumulated about 3938 days in jail, nearly 10 years, with a judge imposing a thirty day sentence after a brief dialogue. The article notes repeated incarcerations and the ongoing cycle of confinement.
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New York
Dane
Judge
Didge
Jane Sayige
Gao
McCormick to Sail Soon Feels Cheery
Chicago reports say Aaron We McCormick harvester magnate to leave hospital Friday. He aims for New York and the Olympic to Europe after a gland transplantation operation ten days prior. An official says he is resting easily and improving. a stateroom is booked for the International Harvester company aboard the Olympic.
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Aaron We McCormick
Harvester
New York
Europe
McCormick
America
International Harvester Company
V. F. Lespinasse
Elks Parade Draws Waterloo Waterloo Elks Parade
The Elks convention features a large parade tomorrow headed by the Cedar Falls band and Des Moines Bik patrol with several bands from various cities. Traffic restrictions on Fourth Street East and West will run after 10 a.m. and a national guard detachment will assist. After the parade, attendees proceed to Casebeer’s grounds for a barbecue dinner prepared by three cooks.
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Cedar Falls
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Walker
National Guard
Case- Beer
Kik Run
Common Sense of Irish in Election Praised Amid Turmoil
Dublin reports praise for the Irish electorate as showing common sense by favoring the Anglo-Irish treaty and new constitution. Analysts warn that labor and military questions remain, with De Valera's stance and potential republican resistance shaping future politics and the second Dail set for June 30.
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O'Connor
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Times
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Laborites
Associated Press
Irish Times
Father With Hatchet Slays Child Attacker
New York reports Sabatino Sverdonano killed 62-year-old Thomas Meighan with a hatchet after a struggle. Meighan, a janitor, fought for his life but died. Sverdonano surrendered at police headquarters saying he acted to defend his family name.
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Sabatino Sverdonano
Lillian
Thomas Meighan
Melghan
Svordaniano
Meighan
Photographs of Soul Possible Says Doyle
New York June 21 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle says photographs of the soul may be possible if photo attempts continue. He adds scientific advances next year could destroy the electronic theory of matter.
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New York
Sir Arthur Conan. Doyle
England
Arthur
Harding 10 Veto Faces McCumber Plan and Senate Debate
Washington June 21 President Harding remains opposed to the soldiers bonus bill as McCumber backs a plan seen as his. Administration leaders expect the bill to be delayed by the Senate and believe the president will not sign a measure pressed by McCumber. The Senate today set the bonus bill as a special order after a long tariff fight, a move with few precedents and extending debate over the measure.
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Harding
Congress
McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Iit
Lkely
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Fordney
House
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Watson
Indiana
Walsh
Masssachusetts
Underwood
Alabama
Coeds Fight Flames at Hearst Hall Blaze
Berkeley fire crews and volunteers from the University of California and Piedmont aided in saving university buildings after a spectacular blaze destroyed Hearst Hall and its annex. President Emeritus Wheeler pegged the loss at 156,680. Six student patients, including two women, were taken from the infirmary in the building’s path. Hearst Hall, a campus landmark donated by Phoebe Apperson Hearst, suffered extensive damage.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Piedmont
Hearst Hall
B. I. Wheeler
Phoebe Apperson Hearst
Courier Delivery Notice From The Paper Office
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