Harding plays before speak presides in Kansas City stop
President and Mrs Harding arrive in Kansas City for a 12 hour visit en route to the Pacific coast and Alaska. He will deliver an address on the transportation problem tonight after a day of reception golf and a hospital visit. The trip includes radio broadcast plans and a Hutchinson appearance tomorrow.
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Delivery Notice for The Courtier at Your Home
The Courtier should be delivered at your home before 5 30. If you fail to receive your paper on time due to carrier error or other cause, please call 5100 for a copy. Phone calls should reach this office before 6 30 p m.
Daily News Announces Royal Betrothal in Bulgaria
London June 22 The Daily News reports the engagement of King Boris of Bulgaria to Princess Theana a 14 year old daughter of the Romanian royal couple No wedding date is set due to revocation in Bulgaria The Princess would be the third Romanian daughter to become queen of a Balkan state with two sisters already queens of Serbia and Greece
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Amundson Flight Plan Abandoned After Damage
Reports from Nome Alaska dated June 22 state Roald Amundsen suffered damage to his airplane during a trial flight at Wainwright and cannot proceed with the planned North Pole flight. He will sail to Seattle on the schooner C S Holmes, likely bypassing Nome on the way.
Des Moines Carmen Seek Arbitrate Wage Dispute
Des Moines streetcar workers demand arbitration to reopen the wage question after the company refused to alter a recent 2 cent per hour increase. Union leaders threaten an immediate strike vote if the demand is rejected. F C Chambers, president, says the award stands and no further talks are planned.
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F. C. Chambers
Conviction Sought in Bobbed Hair Women Murder Case
In Chicago on June 22, the McGinnis sisters Anna and Myna Fioch faced closing arguments as their trial neared the jury. Prosecutors urged that Anna murdered her husband over faithlessness, while defense claimed a drunken strangling occurred.
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William A. Rittenhouse
U S to Stop Miners from Foreign Pact
Attorney General Doyle declares the government will act to prevent United Mine Workers of America from striking overseas by arranging coal production curbs with foreign groups. He sent a letter to John Hays Hammond, chairman of the United States coal commission, outlining steps to deter foreign agreements.
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Slayer of Friend Sentenced in Rural Quarrel Case
Des Moines Iowa June 22 Charles Gray 53 was found guilty of assault and battery in a dispute over Mrs Mary Hollowell Monroe Iowa involving the alleged murder of his friend Charles Marks Arrest followed a fight over a woman Marks had been jailed on intoxication charges and died after the incident State sought second degree murder but jury returned assault verdict with maximum penalty 30 days in jail or $100 fine
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Mary Hellowell
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Marks
Des Moines Men Shot and Drowned in River Raid
W F Cox 23 and M Burton 26 of Des Moines were involved in a raid on a Des Moines river island near Runnells where liquor was being manufactured. Cox was shot in the arm by Sheriff Park Finlay. Burton nearly drowned while escaping. They, with Lloyd Smith, are jailed on liquor nuisance charges.
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Burton
Lloyd Smith
Smiles and Kinks Off Today's Wires
Collection of small city items from Cincinnati Columbus Milwaukee and Verdigre with oddities including a rooster crowing case a cop directing traffic on ice heat relief for marathon dancers and a man giving away a farm after marriage involving Andrew Soukup and his ninth child temptation to summarize a quirky local wire item set.
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Aloysus Huff
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J. C. Goodroe
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Swisher Out For Bar Association Wice Presidency
Mason City Iowa June 92 An address by J Hamilton Lewis former United States senator and election of officers highlighted the state bar association conclave. Justice Truman Stevens Hamburg vice president is expected to be elevated to the presidency with James A Devitt and J E Markley named in the running. Burton Sweet of Waverly urged limits on government reach into business predicting a coming crisis but a clarified post storm future for labor capital and the people. Debate over academic training for lawyers dominated Thursday afternoon with L G Hurd noting it would not be retroactive.
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J Hamilton Lewis
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Truman Stevens
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Associaion
James A. Devitt
Oshabasa
J. E.R. Markley
B. F. Swisher
Waterios
Tes Moines
Burton Sweet
Waverly
Sweet
Lincoln
John Marshall
L. G. Hurd
Dubiique
Marshall
Man Flees Elevated Trains Bare After Robbery
June 22 report from Chicaze says Peter Anderson, wearing only underwear and a straw hat, blocked two elevated trains to escape two black bandits who stripped him. Police captured one robber and recovered Andersons clothing at the scene.
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Alderson
Hughes President While Chief's Gone
Washington report states Charles Evang Hughes acts as antiug president of the United States with Harding abroad and Coalinge away. Hughes oversees federal affairs, can chair cabinet meetings, and stays in touch by radio and phones aboard the president’s train vessels. Secretaries Wallace, Work, Hoover accompany Harding. Weeks and Denby plan to stay in Washington.
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Iistermithonal News Wire
Washington, D. C
Charles Evang Hughes
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Work
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Sumer
Parrot Killed by Farmowner Near Brownville
Arthur Rasmussen fired at a marauder in his poultry yard near Brownville and killed a wild macaw, a tropical parrot, after chickens showed distress from a presumed hawk. The coincedent sighting hints the bird may have escaped from a amusement park. Osage area in Minnesota has reported tropical birds before.
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Leviathan Completes Half Trial, Seeks Home Leg
Leviathan finishes the first half of its trial trip aboard the American steamship Letters, Hiram W. Ricker Poland viathan reports no drinking. The ship is ready for speed tests with calm weather. A guest party praises passenger decorum and lawmakers and shipbuilders hail the project as a boost to the American Merchant Marine.
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Heat Wave Grips East as Temperatures Soar Across States
June reports show the nation baking while the East sees relief slow to come. New Mexico endures frost and watering needs. Superior Wisconsin faces record cold. Chicago and Detroit record heat linked deaths and prostrations. Nationwide, officials warn of continued high temperatures and rising fatalities.
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Gov Blaine Denies Bribing of Senator
Madison Wis June 22 Gov Blaine denies he sought to influence Senator Ridgways vote on any legislation and cites instances involving Elkhorn officials seeking appointments to the state board of control The letter responds to Ridgways floor charges that bribes were offered to sway tax bills vote
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College Students Would Outlaw War
A resolution adopted by liberal leagues of midwest colleges calls for an early conference of ex service students and workers to pursue the abolition of war. The group telegrammed President Harding urging release of wartime prisoners and demanded outlawing war as the first step toward elimination.
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Beeler Iowa Heads Spanish War Vets Meet in Creston
Creston Iowa June 22 John Beeler Watering was elected town department commander of the United Spanish War Veterans at the state convention session in Creston. Waterloo selected as next year's convention site. George Ponters Des Moines senior vice commander A L Huntington Creston junior vice commander Edward Sanda Des Moines chaplain. other officers named. Resolutions condemned labeling draft‑robbers as political prisoners and urged equal care for all veterans. Auxiliary officers elected include Mrs Mckee Heid Waterloo president Mrs Dorothy Sargent Council Bluffs senior vice president Ida McNally Grinnell chaplain and others listed.
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George Ponters
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Edward Sanda
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Wifie Mclee
Dorothy Sargent
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Ida McNally
Grinnell
Mary Blodgett
Marshalltown
Pattie Agard
Dubuque
Ldith Stevenson
Gorning
Mary Wisher
Davenport
Esther Wheeler
Boone
Elizabeth Artus
Minnie Hrookman
Lillian Bowers
Vivian Callmean
Clinton
Runaway Woman Resets Location Near Cedar Rapids
A woman believed to be Mrs. Oliver Lutz of Shannon, Illinois eloped from Keokuk and halted at a farmer’s home near Cedar Rapids to refuel and ask about Omaha and paved routes. The car had Illinois plates, two children may have been in back, and the farmer reported no known pursuit by authorities. Local police stated no request to seek or detain.
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Oliver Lutz
Shannon
Keokuk
Lincoln Highway
Omaha
Government Seizes Ship Liquor Delays Seals Display
Two British storeships Baltic and Berengaria arrived with liquor for British shipments in defiance of U S dry ruling. US customs boarded Berengaria and seized liquor after receiving Treasury instructions while Baltic liquor was guarded awaiting orders. London says British authority ends at three miles.
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