Elks ParadeLights Waterloo Festivity Draws Crowds
Waterloo hosted a grand Elks convention parade with 1300 delegates marching across streets blocked to traffic. Dubuque Marshalltown Charles City Oelwein and Waterloo groups led bands in colorful uniforms inspiring spectators with tenacity and music.
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Stig
Elks
Fourth Street
Park Avenue
Mulberry
Franklin
Park
Fourth
Washington
Casebeer’s Trove
Elk Run
Barbe
Dairy Castle
Con‘gress
Marion Hender
Jon Morgans
Iowa Elkham
Cedar Falls
Cear Falls
Des Moines
C. Koons
Marshalltown
Elks Jn
Nore
Jess H Harem
Charles City
L.T. Weatherwax
Oelwein
Charles Oty
Saturn
Jaiwein
Tubuque
Dubuque
Ely
Waerloo
Three Die As Raid On Moonshine Still Fails
Albans Ore June 22 three bodies with gunshot wounds were found after a raid on Dave M Wests moonshine still. Sheriff C M Kendall and Rev Roy S Healy were killed instantly when West opened fire in his barn after barricading himself inside. West, a 70 year old rancher and trapper, also killed himself with a rifle as posse members delayed entry to recover the bodies.
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Kendall
Mr. Healy
West
West Ward
Kansas Wheat Needs 30000 Outside Hands
The farm labor bureau of the U S employment service says central and western Kansas require 30000 harvest workers from outside the state. Eastern Kansas needs little extra help as cutting proceeds across the wheat belt. Oklahoma has about 3 006 000 acres of winter wheat to harvest with demand expected mainly in north central and northwestern areas. Some outside labor from the south should apply in Oklahoma City Tulsa Enid and Ardmore for directions. Throughout Texas Panhandle counties harvests start by June 28 with labor needed there.
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Washington
D. C
Central
Kansas
Farm Labor Bureau
United States Employment Service
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Enid
Ardmore
Fort Worth
Texas
Panhandle
British Government Defeated on Bill in Commons Grand Committee
London June 22 The government faced defeat on a financial amendment to the national health insurance bill in grand committee and adjourned to reassess. Lords had earlier rejected the Palestine mandate question by 20 to 24, a setback of uncertain political impact.
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Associated Presay
London
House of Commons
House of Lords
Field Marshal Wilson Shot Outside London Home
Field Marshal Sir Henry Hughes Wilson was shot and killed outside his London home this afternoon. Two assailants were arrested after the shooting which also wounded two policemen. A witness said one attacker shot himself as police closed in.
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Henry Hughes Wilson
Eton Square
Liverpool Street
Central News
Lady Wilson
Wilson
Ulster
House of Commons
Field Marshal Wilson
House of Conmon
Austen Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Sir Henry Hughes Wilson
Imperial General Staff
North Down
Ireland
Craig
Bielfast
Belfast
England
Mans
Courier Delivery Hours and Missed Paper Policy
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30. If you do not receive the paper by then due to carrier error or another issue call 3330 for a replacement copy. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 36 am.
Cork Elections Invalidated Over Tampered Ballots
The Cork elections in the north, west and south districts are declared invalid after counting revealed ballot tampering. The Associated Press reports the decision was made today with votes to be recounted starting this morning.
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Cork
Associated Press
Judge Tightens Guard as Small Trial Resumes
Waukegan Illinois June 22 James H H Wilkerson assistant attorney general will continue the state final argument in the Len Small trial Defense by C Le Forgee may waive final argument Fred Mortimer to close for the prosecution Jury to be kept under tighter guard four bailiffs on duty to keep jurors together until verdict reached
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Associated Press
Waukegan
James HH. Wilkerson
Illinois
Len Small
Wilkerson
Fred Mortimer
C. le Forgee
Edwards
Rathenau Rules Out Rhineland Neutralization
German foreign secretary Dr Walter Rathenau told the Reichstag that Germany would never consent to neutralization of the Rhineland or surrender of any Rhine land. He blasted the League of Nations and the Saar valley mandate as a French yoke and opposed plans to destroy railway lines in the region.
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Berlin
Walter Rathenau
Reichstag
Germany
Rhineland
Rathenau
League of Nations
Saar Valley
Council of Ambassadors
De Valera Sees Fear Shaping Irish Vote
In Dublin on June 22 Eamonn De Valera said he does not expect Dail Eireann to ratify the new Irish constitution. Observers interpret this as a plan to oppose adoption despite waning support, while stressing Ireland’s unyielding nationalism and desire for lasting independence from England.
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Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Dail Eireann
de Valera
Dail
England
Ireland
Foes Forge Moore Bid for Hiram Johnson Senate
In San Francisco a mass meeting led by Californians endorsed Charles G. Moore for Senator Hiram Johnson’s seat. Leaders include R. A. Crothers Andrew Lawrence Fred W. Wellage and John D. Spreckels along with Chester J. Rowell who supported Moore.
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San Francisco
Cal
Hiram Johnson
Charles G. Moore
Johnson
R. A. Crothers
San Francisco Bulletin
Andrew Lawrence
San Francisco Journal
Fred
W. Wellage
Los Angeles Express
John D. Spreckels
San Diego Union
Tribune
Chester J. Rowell
Fresno Republican
Johnson Organization
Moore
Harding Sees Filipino Rule Delayed Independence Question
President Harding told the Philippine parliamentary mission that he could not urge independence now. He indicated openness to autonomy in time, framing the issue as one of timing rather than outright opposition. JAPAN OKS US TREATY.
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Harding
Washington, D. C
Philippine Parliamentary Commission
Congress
Juvenile Judge Attacks Privilege and Public Dances
Ben B. Lindsey denounces laws that let the rich enjoy drink and dance while restricting poorer women. He cites private dances as more corrupt than public halls and questions church and wealthy societies for ignoring licentiousness among the affluent. He laments a culture teaching youth to feel exempt due to wealth.
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Deave Vola
Ben B. Lindsey
America
Notad J Juvenile Court Authority
Lenine Granted Leave Over Illness Timeframe Unclear
A Moscow Central News report says Premier Lenine is granted a leave of absence until autumn due to illness. Commissar Tsurupa may act in his stead. The Hague reports Russia may seek to delay The Hague conference because of Lenine's illness. Tele grams from Riga note Litvinoff and Sakolaikov travel to The Hague without Krassin and Rakovsky, raising Moscow political questions.
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Moscow
Central News
Russian Council of Commissars
Lenine
Tsurupa
the Hague
Russia
Bertin
Hague
Riga
Maxim Litvinoff
M. Sakolaikov
M. Krassin
Rakovsky
M. Litvinoff
Third Internationale
Leuine
Tchitcherin
Petrograd
Edison's Quiz Stolen Says Wife of Wizard
Mrs Thomas A Edison denounces the movies and newspapers over Mr Edisons questionnaire during the Chautauqua convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. She says politics are bad and opposes political censorship while lamenting the stolen questions published without her answer.
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Chautauqua
X.vi
Thomas A. Edison
United States
General’ Federation of Women's Clubs
Mrs. Edison
Mr. Edison
Perry Mayor Quits Over Low Salary
Adrian Cross resigned as mayor of Perry on June 22 and J. C. Bryan was appointed to complete the term. Cross said he could not devote time to city affairs for 160 dollars per year, and Irene Maley resigned as city clerk.
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Perry
Adrian Cross
J. C. Bryan
Cross
Irene Maley
Weather Report Covering Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin Towns
June 22 1822 report lists Albert Lea Minn Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault Minn La Crosse Wis Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waterloo and Waverly. Generally fair conditions with warmer temperatures east tonight and Friday.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Albert F.ca
Minn
Algona
Charles
City
Cedar Rapids
Miller & Son Factory Destroyed In Westfield Fire
George B Miller and Son Co suffered total loss at their Westfield factory, with damages about 708000, insured at roughly 110000. Four Waterloo firemen were injured fighting the blaze discovered at 1015 pm, as plant 700 by 100 feet burned, leaving 50 workers jobless from the 150 man crew.
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George B. Miller & Son Co
Westfield
George Perkins
William Allan
Frank Lindsey
Perkins
Lindsey
Thompsins
Allen
Thamtoking
Miller & Son
Waterloo
George B. Miller
Gage
L. T. Bryant
Efe
Farm Bloc Fights Valuation Tariff in Congress
Washington reports clash inside the Farm bloc over valuation tariffs as Senator Fordney defends American valuations while Capper argues the plan could conceal tariff increases. Senate leaders warn the issue could delay tariff legislation through conference as Fordney refuses to recede.
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International News
Washington
Te Ghatenetn Forducy
House
Wits Ini
Enudlean
Senate
Senator Capper
Republican
Kansas
Bic
Bonneed Auer
Aaid Capper
Charman Fordney
Dong
Match Factory Blast Shatters Windows in Barberton
A two blast explosion at the Diamond Match company potash plant in Barberton Ohio, nearby lumber yards caught fire while flames spread. The blast shattered hundreds of windows across Barberton, knocked clocks from mantles and toppled pictures on walls. seven people were injured.
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Diamond Match Company
Narberton
Barberton
Grenat Match Factory
Akron
French Debt Refund Negotiations To Begin In July
Washington June 23 Negotiations to refund the four billion dollar French war debt to the United States will start with the American debt funding commission in early July. France will send a special financial mission to Washington on July 1 to conduct the funding operation.
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Cinternational News
Washington, D. C
United States
American Debt Funding Commission
The
Treasury
France
Washington
Note to U. S. on Rhine Army Will Be Edited
Paris June 22. The interallied council of ambassadors met at the foreign office to edit the reply to the American note on sharing in German reparations. The United States demanded a primary right to participate in German reparations to cover the upkeep of the army of occupation on the Rhine.
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Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Foreign Office
Rhine
United States
Strikes Turn Deadly near Marion Illinois
Looting and firefights erupt as strikebreakers clash with union miners at the Southern Illinois Coal Company mine near Herrin. Reports say 26 prisoners were shot, with at least 40 dead overall as violence spreads to nearby towns and a loaded truck is ambushed.
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Herrin
Southern Illinois Coal Company
Johnson City
Marion
West Frankfort
International News
Carbondale
J. T. Turner
Murphysboro
Long -Histance Telephone Company
Sidney Morrison
Morrison
Neewly
Chicago
John Jordan
W. Hing
A. Harden
Norman Walker
American Legion
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