Boilermaker Vote Raps Strike by Large Margin
Boilermakers vote strongly against a nationwide strike amid union tensions over wage cuts and ballots to assess rail workers and shopmen. The United States Railroad Labor Board prepared to back wage decisions and avert a rail strike, while leaders criticized the ultimatum as misleading. The context includes canvass plans, industry resistance to wage reductions, and the debate over managements farming out work to labor boards.
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Associated Preand Chicesa
Altho
Tellway
Westion
Lubor
Uber
Sand Wom
Jéwell
Railway Emperes
Aandean Federation of
Keiber
Becaue
Sfrom E
Hooper
Ben W. Hooper
Flogter
Labor Board
International Neves Wirer
Chicago
United State Railroad Labor Board
Ben Wie
Ge Lou
Cincinnati
Hertrae Ace
The
America “of Labor de
Dy Hooper
Inescu
Buih
Wunperi
Tailroad Jabor Board
Tadas
Shrine Club Picnic Set for Aug 4 at Elk Run
Wa terion Shrine club officials announce the second annual picnic at Elk Run on Friday August 4. Nobles, ladies, and children will attend with a ticket picnic. There will be soda pop, ice cream tones, games for children, fun for adults, camel rides, a ceremonial at San Francisco will be here that date with baseball game between two teams and stunts. Dancing planned at the Run hotel. Notes urged to save the date.
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Waterion Shrine
Einh
Elk Run
Wat Shrine Club
Imperial
San Francisco
Willy
Tt Run
Nolses
Weather summary from 1930s Highway Bureau report
Weather bulletin lists cities in Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin and New Jersey area names with outlooks. It notes partly cloudy tonight with some warmer temperatures in the northeast portion and forecasts warmer conditions inland tonight.
Three Past Presidents of State Association In Waterloo Lodge
Three past presidents of the state association and a former exalted ruler of Elkdom are listed as members of Waterloo Lodge No. 290 B P O E. Notables include Pickett the congressman, Sherman T. Mears, and Harry W. Dintiong, with other lodge members aiding in visiting brotherhood entertainment.
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State Association
Waterloo Lodge, No
Waterton Loge
Stav
Grood Exaleen Euler
Elkdom
Waterloo
Bs Cees BK
Pickett
Cormer
Tate
Allerton
Sherman T. Mears
HLB
Ave Mears Neo
James (. Murtaigh
Harry W. Dintiong
Benevalent and Protective Order of Blk
Ard
Woman Leads In Democratic Rage In Gopher State
Minnesota voters filtered through a broad primary Monday with Anna Bickle Oleson leading the Democratic race for the U S Senate nomination. The contest centers on gender and party unity as Mrs Olesen faces Republican rivals in the fall as Grace Wo Waersches seeks clerk of the supreme court amid a slate of renominations for Gov J S O Preus and other Republican state officers.
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Minn
Cirna
Minnesnia
Sulciensty
Tilay
Anna Bickle
Olesep Iivtk
United States
United
Minnesota
Norender
Stwuilard
Rnier Bene Ater
Varding
Senate
Ernest Lundeen
Olesen
Henrik Shipsted
Farmer-Laboor
Misa Grace Wo Waersches
Wilon- Ville
Gouibee
Supreme Panet
J. 8. O. Preus
Renem- Inatcul
Farmer's Auto Stripped of Goods Near Simard Groves
A vehicle parked on Fourth Street in front of Simard’s groves was broken into and items removed. Police report unclear if suspects used a tow vehicle. investigation ongoing with several leads tied to nearby addresses and a government training facility.
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Drygeauds
Py A. de Bedard
Wagle Center
Pourth Street
Simard
Grovers
Annites Ventini Power
Gealing
Nateek
Kansas Ar
Kenneth
Taree
Wien
20 Years in Poetese For Slaying Husband
A court found Madame Bersarabo guilty of premeditated murder of her husband Georges in Al Nancy. The defense claimed external influence and alibi from her first husband, but the jury rejected these factors. She was sentenced in Naples, Ecuador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poereas
Georges
al Nancy
Tyiad
Madame Bersarabo
Napaly
Ecuador
Raiders Seize $15000 Worth Alcohol in Cedar Rapids Raid
Federal and state agents cracked a major bootleg operation, seizing 762 gallons of a product labeled Jascohol and arresting Lattner and associates. Lattner held on $5,000 bail. others on $300 bail. Prosecution alleges distribution to doctors and hospitals for illicit beverage production and instructions to distill back to grain alcohol. Weather and agricultural notes follow with rainfall, crop progress, and pest reports across central Iowa, including Polk and Madison counties.
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Cedar Rapids. Ta
Jascohol
ELS
Lattier
Laltiner Specialty
Othrea
Lattner
Chargzes Latter J
Saint
Lativur
Omaha
Buein
Ther Sinuifsal
Pioneer Cedar Rapids Woman Killed by Car
Ardar Rapids, Vane 24, Mrs. K. J. Beater, a pioneer and prominent Cedar Rapids woman, was fatally struck by a street car while walking with her husband. She appeared near sighted and did not see the vehicle. Her husband, a state legislator from Kinn County, was en route to catch a train when Mrs Beater stepped into the street. She died en route to the hospital after celebrating her ninety‑sixth birthday the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardar Rapids
Vane
K. J
Ubke
Tawa
Muscatine Board Nominations Questioned After Primary
In Muscatine two top candidates from each major party were declared nominated for the county board of supervisors. The 1924 term will include four contenders, with one supervisor from the same tenet to serve, creating an unusual legal and political question about outcomes.
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Muscatine
Cain
Gen Gibson
Coun'y Board of Supervisors
Vasterd
lawWa
Iowa Weather Favorable for Corn. Oats Do Poorly
Charles D. Reed of the Iowa Weather and Crop Service reports in today’s weekly bulletin that mostly hot dry conditions favor second and third corn cultivations and clover hay cutting, while oats spring wheat and potatoes are unfavorably affected.
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Tits Moines
Charles D. Reed
Lowa Weather and Crop Service
Free irs Schultz in Justice Court New Charge Plan Cedar
In Justice Court Mrs. Ellen Schultz faced a new charge of resisting an officer. Justice Murray sustained a defense motion leading to a dismissal of one count and the panel examined witnesses including Schultz and her family. A subsequent possible charge of assault with intent to do great bodily harm by hammer swinging was mentioned.
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Irs
Schultz
Justice Court
Kran Rulow
Ellen Schultz
Charles
Ity
Sehudta
hiSehuliay Nushus
Brookhart Signals Farm Bloc Ties With Capper Ally
Des Moines dispatch June 1 Col Smith Brookhart Iowa Republican senatorial nominee said he will join the farm bloc when he enters the senate replying to an invitation from Senator Capper Kansas. He promised to fight with agrarian leaders in Congress and backs revising federal bank laws to ease farmer burdens and lower interest rates.
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Des Moines
Col
Smith Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Tocar
Capper
Kansas
Congress
Brookhart
Sie
Faderat Jann Bank
State G A R Election Delayed Parade Held In Towin City
Reports from the Grand Army of the Republic Forty Eighth Encampment show committees postponing officer elections in the state department while a parade of veterans and auxiliary groups took place this afternoon. Officials may vote late today or tomorrow morning.
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Towin City
State Department
Grand Army of the Republic
GAL
Ladies of the Civil War Ans’ Organization
Sons of Veterans
Daughters of Veterans
Towa Electric Light Body Chooses Heads
Weeks of Davenport was elected president of the Iowa Electric Light association at the annual convention. Other officers named for the year include R. A. Leusster of Omaha as vice president C. EB. Falener of Ottumwa as secretary treasurer Rex H cher of Des Moines as assistant secretary treasurer. Directors elected include F. J. Manton of Mason City and d. Simons of Dubuque. THREES HURT IN AUTO CRASH IN SHELDON NEAR DES MOINES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Okoboji
Weeks
Davenport
Iowa Electric Light Association
R. A. Leusster
Omaha
C. EB. Falener
Ottumwa
Etary
Rex Htcher
Des Moines
Sec Yontary
F. J. Manton
Mason Git
D. Simons
Dubuque
Tariff Amendment Proposes Scientifically Based Conversion Costs
Washington June 21 The Associated Press reports a proposed tariff amendment to base duties on conversion cost differences between the United States and abroad. Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey advocates enlarging the tariff commission to 160 members with life tenure and $12,000 salaries, to reveal duty rates needed to equalize costs. He argues the current system is illogical, urging reform and rapid passage to end policy uncertainty. A note on Roumanian statesman Take Jonesen’s death in Rome follows.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Frelinghuysen
Republcan
New Jersey
Tariff Commission
Congress
Frelinghivsen
Pake Iron
Vitalize Commission
Laviff
Tre Sale
Wit Weld
Finance Committee
Wade
Burbank Eyes Governor Race After Strong Treasurer Win
A Des Moines dispatch says W J Burbank state treasurer may seek the governorship. He captured renomination to a second term over Col L W Ainsworth in June Republican primary. Burbank, Waterloo resident, former Miller County treasurer, born in Waverly, is lauded as a top mathematician with expertise in ledgers and accounts. It also notes Lt Governor William Hamraill of Britt may pursue the governorship in two years unless Gov Keehall seeks a third term.
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Des Moines
W. J. Burbank
Col. L. W. Ainsworth
Burbank
Waterloo
Miler County
May
Waverly
William Hamraill
Lune
Keedall
Persian student walks 1800 miles to attend Iowa summer school
Bakhtiar, a 28 year old Persian former Columbia student, trekked from New York to Iowa City to study at the University of Iowa. He walked about 30 to 25 miles daily, slept 3-4 hours, and relied on a light pack. He seeks a BA after summer studies in chemistry and medicine. He got a $280 Columbia scholarship and funds his board in Iowa.
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Iowa City
Abot GQ
Bakhtiar
Columbia University
New York
University of Iowa
Bakhtian
Columbia
Iowa
Bakhtiar Cook
Fowa
Bakhtar
Lawa
Pond Nua
Bakhliar
Calomisia
Columhia
Werner to Build Reservoirs for Municipal Waterworks
The board of trustees yesterday awarded a contract for additional storage reservoirs to C. H. Werner in Charles 11 Werner, Watertown. The bid was 843,87, the lowest among contenders including W. D. Scots, Pluw & Son, Miller-Fifield Construction, Maine company, Buxton, Krauss Construction, Lauritzer Construction, and Curria-Simpson.
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Board of Trustees
Charles 11
Werner
Watertoo
W. D. Scots
Pluw & Son
Miller-Fifield Construction Company
A. Maine Company
Buxton
G. Fs
Krauss Construction Company
Lauritzer Constrution Compa Curria- Simpson Cn Saq I
Harding Anxious Over Muscle Shoals Result
President Harding expresses disappointment if no practical plan for Muscle Shoals Alabama development emerges. The matter was officially slated at the White House, with emphasis on cheaper nitrates via development. The text also notes a photograph in a grocery window showing a family outing and lists several named locals.
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Harding
Washington, D. C
Musele Shoals
Ala
White Hose
Muscle Shoals
Probe mayor accounts stirs Iowa state audit action
State Auditor Glenn Haynes plans to send an accountant to assist City Attorney Donald McChain in probing former Mayor Swisher’s financial records after Swisher resigned Saturday. City officials say the accounts are likely in order. Also noted is the death of 32 year old Kelly of Burlington, Iowa, struck by a beam in a Danville barn. Chicago Board elects trustees including former Sioux City resident Delass T. Shulk.
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Iowas Ja
Glenn Haynes
Donald McChain
Swisher
Burlington
Tor Kelly
Danville
Purmort-Sailor Service Read at Cedar Rapids
Yesterday at Cedar Rapids Miss Margaret Sailor daughter of Mr and Mrs HH Sailor and Elbow Purmort son of Rev and Mrs G H Purmort Waterloo were united in marriage The service was performed by the groom's father a Presbyterian minister At Cedar Rapids Rambler roses larkspur daisies and habry breath provided the setting A luncheon followed Then the couple left for a two week outing at Issies Park Colorado Their future home will be in Waterloo Campbell avenue Prospect Hills The groom has worked with disabled World War veterans through the bureau They are former students of Grube College The bride is a Gowcallese graduate Delta Delta Delta sorority member Pan Hellenic council and Douglas Greek prize winner in her junior year
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Cedar Rapids
Margaret Saila
Elbow Purmort
G. H. Purmort
Presbyterian Church
Alvin G. Mag
First Presbyterian Arch
Cedar
Staba
Sailor Home
Purmort
Issies Park
Colo
Campbell Avenue
Prospect Hills
Waterloo
Grout
Tia Brrde
Gve College
Phi Alpha Pi Fraternity
Leland Stanford University
Warre
Lecamera
Beta Phi Omega
Delta Delta Delta Sorori
Colege
Pan- Hellenic Council
Douglas
Daylight Reaches Peak as Summer Opens
The article notes the longest day of the year, with sunrise at 4:38 a.m. and sunset at 7:52 p.m. June 21 marks the official start of summer. After next Saturday days begin to shorten, bringing thoughts of next shelter's coal supply.
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Howe
Indian missionary visitor in Baltimore for WC To Philadelphia trip
A long time Indian missionary Miss Campbell, who has served 32 years in India, visits her sister Mrs P K Jaggar at 628 Baltimore Street while representing India at the World Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention in Philadelphia in November. She will stay several months in the United States with support from Scottish women for four years. Dr E J Lockwood presided at a Hartland Michigan wedding between Edne King and Grover Matthews with plans to reside in Hartland.
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Presbyterian Church
India
P. K. Jaggar
Baltimore Street
Philadelphia
Miss Campbell
Women of
Scotland
Death of Mrs Mary Garton in South Pasadena Cal
The clipping reports the death of Mrs Mary G. Garton in South Pasadena California. She was the widow of Rev Richard Garton longtime pastor of First Baptist Church, who led the church from 1874 to 1888 and oversaw its 1880 construction and 1881 dedication. Mrs Garton was about 80 years old.
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Mary G. Garton
A. J. Edwards
Logo Angeles Times
South Pasadena
Cal
Pasadena
Garvih
Poor Homes and Prohibition Blamed for Crime
United Press report from San Francisco June 21 notes police chiefs at the International Police Chiefs convention attributing crime to ignorance poverty prohibition and poor homes. Respondents cite lack of education poor training poverty and enforcement failures as key factors with blame also placed on after the war laziness vice and perceived failures of prohibition policy.
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United Press
San Francisco
G. Ferguson
Denver
W. A. Renkin
Bootler
Three Irish Slain in Ambush Near Keady, County Armagh
Belfast reports two police officers killed in a go a m bush attack at Keady with a farmer among the victims. In Belfast heavy guard ferries the remaining Fein prisoners to the ship Argentina, bought from the US Shipping Board by the Ulster government.
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Belfast
Keady
County Aragh
Remaininn Fein
Pnison
Argentina
United States Shipping Board
Ulster
Termination of China Hostilities Forecast
Washington reports from Peking foresees complete terminations of civil war between Gen Wu and Gen Chang Tso Lin ending weeks of fighting. Dispatch via American Minister Schurmann states an agreement promises to end the conflict. Also includes a list of marriage licenses and notes on the Governor Lea Small embezzlement case with defense resting.
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Washington, D.C
Wu Pet Fund
Chang Tso Lin
State Department
Schurmann
Peking
Schultmann
Detective arrests ex minister for forgery and bigamy
Indianapolis report states Daniel D. Stewsart a former Presbyterian minister was arrested in Los Angeles on forgery and bigamy charges. He allegedly had four wives.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Los Angeles
Cal
Daniel D. Stewsart
Stewart
Canvassing Board to Complete Primary Vote Count
Des Moines June 21 The state board of canvassers now canvassing the primary returns expects to finish within a day or so and announce the total vote. No contests are before the board for decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Board of Canvassers
Elders announce candidate for district judge seat
June 21 reports from Elders that EH Tandy will run for district judge to succeed Judge R. W. Wright of Fort Dodge. Wright plans retirement from the district bench as of June 21. Dr Sun Yat Sen, former president of the South China republic, has been captured by the United China forces in Peking, per Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Momes
Elders
EH. Tandy
R. W. Wright
Fort Dodge
Jude Wright
Sun Yat San
Associated Presa
Peking
Sun Yat Sen
South China Republic
Tnited China Forces
CIS IN BRIEF REVISIT UNUSUAL TRAVEL AND VISITORS
Mr and Mrs L E Park returned from a trip to Des Moines and Anits visiting relatives and friends. Mrs 4b W Tucker has returned to Davenport after visiting her parents. Mrs Tucker studies at Palmer School of Chiropractic in Mayen Nort. Mr and Mrs Matt A Beck of Milwaukee and Mrs Lena Lubriat of Chicago arrived to visit their parents. Mrs Lizzie Vigsman of Diamond Lake is also here.
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L. E. Park
Des Moines
Anits
W. Tucker
Davenport
W. F. Thompson
Ali2
Leavitt Street
Tucker
Palmer School of Chirnpractic
Mayen Nort
Matt. A. Beck
Milwaukee
Beck
Lena Lubrniat
Chicago
Frank Beek
Sunnvelde Avenue
Lizzie Vigsman
Diamond Lake
Hera
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Charles Citx
Ture
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Alger City
Cedar -Rapida Davenport
Dew Moines
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Faribault
Sinn
Dur Crosse
Wis
Masequs
Marzshalltown
New Jisinpton
Postville
Weterloo
Waverlyy
Eummary
Etesen
Yoo Condias
James C. Murtagh
Sherman Mears
BR. Maynard
Gopher State
U. S. Senate
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Read
Nnuias
Polk
Maglison
Muscatine Board
Towa Electric Light Body
Sheldon
W. R. Brock
Velen
Iocar
Here
Roumania
Rome
Take Jonesen
Bubank
Des Moines Report
Marconi
Mars
Guillermo
Elettra
Guglielimo
Sunnie School
C. H. Werner
Oldpime Rdks
Dana
Margudunt Brothers’ Grocery
Waterlon
Mra iHunmel
Parratt
Kohl
Lon Parrott
George
Towan
Delass T. Shulk
Sioux City
Uere
University of Chicago
Washington
House Rules Committee
Capner-Tincher Grain Exchange
Supreme Court
House
E. J. Lockwood
Grace M. B. Church
Edne MM. King
Hartland
Grover
Matthews
Detroit
Med
Denverite
China
John C. Robb
Rock Island
du Anna P. Merner
Cedar Falls
George M. Schuller
Jones Evenson
William Brochaska
Aeons
Thressa Hale
Herbert I. Kilgore
Wlessie B. Howard
Mark Meharry
Rosina
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