One Rail Plait May End Before Stake Votes
Chicago June 22 Railroad workers face a possible end to the stalemate as union leaders warn a walkout could be authorized if the rank and file vote for it. Rail executives expect no strike next month, while unions urge rapid ballot return to Chicago for a July 1 canvass.
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Chicago
Railroad
Chat Heurlage
Dragda
Tana
Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad
Ystana
Jewell
EM. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
General Committee
John Scott
Talluis
Hicago
Scott
Labor Board
Mike
Faith in Flappers Voiced by Mrs Bass
Mrs George Minot Baker and Mrs George Bass leaders of Democratic women defend the so called poor little Capper amid proposals for reform of marriage and divorce laws. They argue against alienation of generations and defend flapper fashion in a June Chautauqua setting.
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Faith In Flappers
Mrs. Bass
Chautauqua
George Minot Baker
George Bass
Tings
General Federation of
Nae Clubs
Tadie Sam
Baker
Thomas G. Winter
National
Nncannt
Mother seeks child in nation wide kidnapping case
A Butte Montana mother launches a nationwide search for her missing year old baby allegedly kidnapped by the father Thomas Stapleton. She fled from New York after they married and a nurse was sent on an errand before the infant vanished. She signed a note promising action if they cross paths again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Thomas Stapleton
Butte
Mont Hes
Tle
Thoms Stapleton
Iran
New York
Mra
Davis Leads Thoreen in Minnesota Primary Count
In Minnesota third congressional district the Republican race remains close as Charles R. Davis leads Reuben Thoreen by a narrow margin based on unofficial returns from 276 of 227 precincts. Tabulation of official figures is awaited to determine the outcome though Thoreen is endorsed by the district convention. Mrs Anna Dickie Olesen and Frank Kellogg hold senator nominations with Kellogg planning an active campaign next fall. Dispatches also note William G McAdoo will visit Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Ming
Jeane
Charles R. Davis
Reuben Thoreen
Davis
Thoreen
David
Anna Dickie-Olesen
Thomas J. Meighen
Frank T. Kellogg
Ernest Lindeen
Kelloge
Washington
Kellogs
Minnesota
Olesen
Cloquet
William G. McAdoo
Wilson
Bhelatt
Elk Parade Delights With Music and Color Display
A festive Elk Lodge parade in Vancouver Washington showcased a uniformed big band, a Waterloo band led contingent, and a white dressed local Elks group with purple accents. Notable floats included banners about Pacific Lodge and humorous mischief with gartered outfits. The cortege featured autos, marching Misses, and a lively sylophone ensemble amid lighthearted satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley Lodge
Vancouver
Wash
No. Sts
Whs
Pacific Roast Lodge
Waterlow
Waterlow Lodge
No. D
Yarad
Waterloo Band
Elks
Tod Sting
Tha Hne
Total Lodge
Helen Reed
Col&tieies
Wil
Josh
Kks
Waterlon Theatre
Ant
Tariff Petitions Stir Uproar in Senate Protests
Senator Watson of Indiana charged that petitions collected by retailers to oppose the Comber tariff bill are a propaganda tactic backed by importers and traders. He cited store counters and clerks placing petitions before customers without full awareness of what they sign as the core of the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortridge
Myron O Hanley
Fort
New York
Senate
Watson
O Tadiana
Vataders
Local Fire Destroys Buildings and Injures Infant in Exline
A morning blaze in Exline destroyed six structures including the Peapies Savings Bank building, a garage, and a general store. Insurance coverage is reported, while an infant from 102 Cottage Grove Avenue suffers scarlet fever. The incident underscores significant property loss and public health concerns.
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Enierville
Peta Hauges
Exline
Peapies Savings Bank
Pati Matade
FTN. Nem
Insir- Ang
Richard
Cottage Grove Avenue
Arariet Fevar
Walter Hagan Leads in British Open Golf Play
Walter Hagan of Detroit tops the field after the first day in the British Open at Sandwich England with 145. American Barnes, 1968 champion, tied for second at 141 after a 43 in the last nine. British pros Taylor and Duncan also 141. Barnes had a strong finish despite a tumble in the afternoon.
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Sandwich
Eng
Walter Magen
Detroit
Dim Barnes
Hone
Taylor
Duncan
Barnes
Tno
Jock Sntelison
Mutiny and Mass Slaughter Roil Kiangsi Province
Reports from Nanchang say Wu Pei Fu mutineers burned and looted Kiangsi including Kiang Fu Chang Su and three other cities. Up to 10000 Chinese killed as foreign missionaries and Christians faced threats. gunboats move to rescue captives. Province described as in a reign of terror with communications cut and refugees flooding out.
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Nanchang
China
Wu Pei Fu
Kiang Fu
Chang Su
Kiangru
Pei Fu
Kiangsing
Lere
Lee NB
Tsai
Kiangsi
Sun Yat Sen
Tie Dehiriti
War and strikes ripple across Franklik and Williamson counties
Reports from Franklik and Williamson counties describe a violent strike atmosphere with raids for guns and ammunition. Government says no intervention. state authorities to investigate reported deaths in Illinois and Herrin coal field. miners’ homes bombed in Uniontown Fayette County amid ongoing labor unrest.
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Franklik
Williamson
Union
Daugherty
Washington, D. C
Ilinois
Daugheid
Springfield
Ill
Black
Hunter
Marion
Moon
Small
Waukegan
Len Small
Carlos Black
Herrin
Uniontown
Fayette
Tate
Weddings Fill Little Brown Church in the Vale This June
Cupid works overtime at the Little Brown Church Cupid's Camp Ground in Nashia Louisiana with a wedding a day over the past week and even three in one day. Each rich ceremony carries a $5 upkeep fee for church improvements and yard care amid elf pines and oaks.
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Nashia
Dani 'Cupid
Little Brown
the Vale
1000 Elks Served Barbecued Beef at Elk Run
Carebeer Grove hosts a gathering where 1000 Elks were served barbecued beef at 2 p.m. on June 22. The Elk herd was well fed and content, with 250 parked locally. The town returns to bucolic quiet after a noisy night.
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Carebeer Grove
Elk Run
Elk
George B Miller Factory Devoured by Flames in Waterloo
A massive blaze engulfed the George B Miller & Son Co factory in Waterloo causing an estimated loss near 700000 with insured value around 100000. Fire crews fought the multi building inferno as crowds watched. Miller said he would not rebuild and planned to reinvest in the city.
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Mr. Miller
Oklahoma
Texas
John, Deere & Co
Moline
Ponds
Waterloo
Waterloo Gasorie Engine Company
Miller
Westfeldw Addition
Wiliam 'Gallo’ Company
George B. Miller & Son Co
Ray
Tiler
Cedar Valley
Baseball Park
Kimball Printing! Ie Company
Elks
Labor federation backs four constitutional amendments to curb courts
The American Federation of Labor adopts a program urging four constitutional amendments and repeal of the Sherman Act to curb courts over labor decisions. It calls for a federal child labor law and clarifies court interpretations of the Clayton Act. Officers to be elected tomorrow as convention plans continue.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Congression
Federatinn
Houston
Tex
Atlantic City
N. J
Supreme Court
Congres
Supreme Courts
Massa
Cleveland
Tama Man Badly Crushed by Horse on Lincoln Highway
Beant, a Winterset resident living in Iowa, was thrown from a saddle horse on Tuesday evening along the Lincoln highway east of Lown. The horse dashed into a buggy being driven by Peter’s father in law, the rider pinned underneath with a fractured skull and broken arm and shoulder. Con sciousness has not yet returned. his mother in Winterset was notified.
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Tama
Beant
Winterset
Lincoln
Lown
Peter
Beam
Commission Audit Ordered in Brazilian Exposition Affairs
Washington on June 22 Secretary of State Hughes ordered agents to examine all receipts and expenditures of the American commission managing the Brazilian exposition amid a controversy between C Colfer and Frank A Harrison over administration of the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. Colfer
Frank A. Harrison
Hughes
Pacints
British Marshal Slain and Sinn Fein Suspects Stir Ulster
International News Wire reports Field Marshal Wilson slain amid Irish strife with Sinn Fein suspected. Belfast sniper attacks kill about 20. incendiaries ignite several buildings. London notes Wilson linked to Ulster movements. Donegal Republicans seize Burnseat station disrupting Belfast freight. Coal strike talks collapse as Ohio Indiana mines pause.
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Ulster
Ireland
Edward Carson
Orange
International
London
Marshal Wilson
Lord French
Irish Republican Army
Belfast
Mareshal Wilson
Wield
Unionist Army of Volunteers
Scotland Yard
Sinn
Sinn Feiners. the Field Marshal Was A Menber of the House of Commany
Hag
Tilster
Ulster Special Constabulary
Common Report
Penntire
Donegal
Burnseat
Gibson Advises Law Be Speeded At County Attorneys Meet
Ren. J. Gibson, attorney general, urged rapid punishment of crime at a county attorneys convention in Sioux City on June 22. He proposed amendments to reduce delays, including allowing single indictments for related crimes, forcing defendants to raise objections before trial, limiting continuances, shifting burden to defendants on affirmative defenses, and speeding post conviction appeals. He argued for swift justice and priority for criminal cases.
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Sioux Cuy, Ta
Ren. J. Gibson
Supreme Court
Grand Jury
Court session ends with no calendar entries
Police court in Polckh County opened and closed with no cases on the docket. In a related note, Hugh S. Magill of Kansas City and Springfield was elected general secretary of the International Sunday School Association, announced from Washington, D. C.
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Polckh Court
Kansas City
Hugh S. Magill
Washington, D. C
Sprinfield, TL
International Sunday School Association
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McAdoo
Anna Olesen
Les Davis
Ie Miincsot
Moithhiy
Reuben ‘Fhareen
Stillwater
Iowa
Walter Hagan
OWA
Des Moines
Narvis
Masertine
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Nashville
Tenn
Yancey
The
Nashville Banner
Little Brown Church
George B. Miller
Fred L. Kimball Publishing Company
Bronsoq
Phore
H. Fof L
Sinn Fein
Ohio
Indiana
Uzinels
Pennsylvania
United Press
Gibson
Fifth and
Lafayette Streets
Hartmann
Meyer Brothers
Aplington Daily & Allen
Alfison
W. W. Bain
Brandon St. BK
Reynolds
Charles
Itr
W. Bancroft
Cellar OO
Smith
Dysger Vow
Neelting
Dunne
Ray B. Thompson
Granny Cer
Barker Brothers
Manchester
Remmergr & McDowell
Park
Church Brothers
Parkersburg
B. 1. Rotingon
Reinbork
A. S. Cagg
Sumner Kenning & Cain
Shell Rock
W. G. Carstensen
Waverly
David. Siegel
Wacerian
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