Russia May Make New Concessions Hinted By Krassin
Moscow June 21 The first admission that Soviet Russia may make further concessions to allied powers at the Hague conference was made today by Grigori Krassin people's commissar of trade and commerce. He warned concessions would be mutual and Russia expects little from the conference, hoping to show private capitalists how Russia can attract investment. He said Russia might concede more if allies reciprocate and that oil tracts would not be closed until Americans are offered bidding opportunities. The Hague conference setup was outlined with Dutch envoy Mysheer Patya to head the general commission, and Alphand elected president of the debts subcommittee as delegates gathered for negotiations with the Russians.
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Rusala
Hague
Wrouid Kragsin
Russia
Batd
Trassia
The
Bmysheer, Patya
Tolay
van Karnabeek
Leonid Krassin
Rade
Raklovsky
Ukrainia
Réstinsky
Berlin
Sokolnikoff
Cor
Ketsssion
Tif
Belief of Railroad Strike Reiterated in Labor Talks
June 21 report says coal miners and railroad workers face a joint walkout. John L. Lewis and B. M. Jewell urged secrecy as talks discussed actions and timing. A July railroad strike is anticipated with a second conference likely before ballots are counted.
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Cincinnati
John .L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
B. M. Jewell
Railroad Employera Department
American Federation of Labor
Ity
Organized Labor
Lewis
Jewell
Loyal Order of Moose Iowa elects officers at convention
Fred L. Miller of Webster City was chosen president of the Loyal Order of Moose in Iowa. George Weilein of Watertown named first vice president, J. C. Cunningham of Ames second vice president, C. Sommar of Des Moines third, Edward W. Myer of Davenport secretary treasurer. Next convention planned for Ottumwa. Darius A. Brown, founder mayor of Kansas City, spoke on Mooseheart. Banquet led by B. G. Dunn of Mason City closes event.
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Mason City
Fred L.miller
Webster City
Loyal Order of Moose
Iowa
George Weilein
Watertoo
J. C. Cunningham
Ames
Sommar
Des Moines
Edward WU. Myer
Davenport
Justées
John C. Witt
Herbert L. Tinley
Council Bluffs
Ottumwa
Darius A. Brown
Kansas City
Mooseheart
Lodge
B G. Dunn
Hearings Scheduled on Livestock Complaints Delayed
Washington June 21 Secretary Wallace announced delays in hearings on complaints by livestock dealers against yardage charges. Hearings will now be in Chicago July 26, Peoria July 6, and South Omaha as dates shift from earlier plans. The livestock man charges include welching and yardage fees in addition to regular charges.
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Washington
Chicago
Peoria
South Omaha
Yards
Wallace
Two Women Hunted In Ward Blackmail Case
New York and White Plains pursue a red haired and a black haired woman linked to the Ward blackmail killing case. A grand jury considers Ward's alleged financing through an up town apartment and suspected visitors while police probe possible evidence and the family’s role.
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Walter
Ward
the &Rand
White Plains
Manhattan
House
Elk Displays and Stores Celebrate Local Elks Window
In Waterloo a Elk themed parade of storefronts features a hay placard reading Food for Elks in Roy Sinnard’s grocery window, a gold medal for Dr. F W Porterfield from the Atlantic Se B P O EH lodge as he left ten years ago, and a 12 pronged Elk head in the Dotson Kerwin window. James Black Dry Goods also showcases an Elk display and a main clock at Fourth and Lycoming streets with a ten pointer elk head through the dial. Waterloo’s flappers add to the festive scene.
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Roy Sinnard
Roy
F. W. Porterfield
Atlantic
Atlantic Lodge
iBbas
Dotson-Kerwin
James Black Dry Goods
Fourth and Lyca
Smore
Waterloo
Thrift and Gardening Plots Highlight School Curriculum
Mrs. A H Adams directs gardening and thrift lessons at Thomas A Edmon School in a Black Hawk road plot. Each garden costs students 17 cents to prepare, with every pupil selling at least 50 cents in garden truck. Seeds provided free by Kiester Hall Seed Co. Adams also leads charity efforts for Perkins Hospital children and chairs the Edison PTA. Big sale on groceries advertised at Atlas Grovely.
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Thomas A. Edmon
A. H. Adams
Black Hawk Road
Adams
Kiester-Hall+Seed company
Edison Parent-Teacher Association
Perkins Hospital
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Waterloo Welcomes Ellis Amid Prohibition Case
Past Grand Exalted Ruler and the Mayor welcome Ellis to Waterloo while seeking a permanent injunction to stop further violations of the state prohibition law. The court action notes June 27 as the key date.
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Ellis
Waterloo
Suits to Enjoin Alleged Illegal Sales of Liquor
Legal action filed in district court seeks to permanently enjoin bootleggers from selling intoxicants at multiple premises. Walter R. French, county attorney, names owners of the locations as parties, including Quest & Smith, William Ewald, BE. J. Dunkelberg, A. C. Fritz, Fred L. Bickelberg, and Arnold Gruver. The petitions allege violations of prohibition laws on specific sites.
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Walter R. French
Pr. GL. Reichert
Ifth Street West
Quest & Smith
Wiliam Ewald
Fifth Street West
BE. J. Dunkelberg
A. C. Fritz
Water Street
Fred L. Bickelberg
Arnold Gruver
Levee for U S Women as Taft Visits King
London June 21. In honor of W H Taft's visit to England and presentation to King George a levee at Buckingham Palace will feature American women. Attending guests include Mrs James Beck of Philadelphia Mrs Ollie James of Kentucky James Corrigan of Cleveland Mrs Allen McClain and the Misses Beck Kingsbury Gertrude Cuthbert Marek Chalkley Mary Sellers and Rebecca Verry of California Kansas City Philadelphia Texas.
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W. H. Taft
England
King George
Buckingham
Paines
James Beck
Philadelphia
Ollie James
Kentucky
James Corrigan
Cleveland
Allen McClain
Misses Beck
Kingsbury
Gertrude Cuthbert
California
Marek Chalkley
Kansas City
Mary Sellers
Rebecca Verry
Texas
Boy Bandits Loot Four Fourth of July Gains
Burglars believed to be youths raided the Maturice Price grocery at Eleventh and Jefferson last night stealing fireworks, money, and provisions. Detectives Beckwith and Davis report losses totaling about $2.80 in cash, 60 boxes of American salute firecrackers, toy pistol caps, and meat products. Earlier, burglars hit the Rock Island railroad station at Hampton, cracking the gate and taking $46 in cash before fleeing in a Ford coupe. the car description was obtained by Waterloo police.
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Maturice Price
Eleventh and
Jefferson Streets
O. B. Beckwith
Ralph Davis
Bampton
Rock Island
Hampton
Waterloo
Bureglar
Clover harvest reports good condition with mildew noted
The clover harvest is general and in good condition with mildew reported. Pastures in several areas need rain as they hold up, early apples are shipped from the extreme youth, cutworms damage southern corn, Hessian fly is found in wheat, and chinch bugs menace several central and southern counties.
Get Miner Hurts in Colorado Wreck
Denver officials reported minor injuries to 22 people from yesterday's harassment of Denver and Rio Grande Western passenger train No. 2 near Leadville Colorado. Injured passengers were treated at Salida and continued their journey. The group included travelers from Iowa Minnesota and Kansas returning from the San Francisco convention.
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Denver
Colo
Rio Grands
Illinois Crops Need Moisture Report Says
Springfield June 21. By report from extreme southern Illinois, crops need moisture. The weekly crop bulletin notes corn made good progress and cultivation continued. Wheat is being cut throughout the south and threshing has begun near Catra. Some reports of lodging and rust in wheat. Oats heading but short and generally poor.
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Springfield
Illinois
Wether Bureau
Catra
$13,000,000 Estate Litigation Settled
New York June 21 Gifford Pinechot Pennsylvania gubernatorial nominee and other relatives of Ano F Enos announce a settlement of a $13 000 000 estate embroiled in litigation for seven years The contented will has been admitted to probate The largest bequest reportedly 6 000 000 to Columbia University has been the core point of dispute
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New York
Gifford Pinechot
Pennsylvania
Ano F. Enos
Columbia University
McGlade Seeks Teachers in Des Moines Visit
West schools Superintendent John C. McGlade is in Des Moines to hire teachers for all grades and to discuss replacing athletic coach J. H. Couch. A quiet, effective selling point appears in the Courier advertisement.
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McGlade
John C. McGlade
West Schools
Des Moines
J. H. Couch
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