Arnstein and aides sentenced to two years in federal prison
Nicky Arnstein and four others were sentenced in Washington to two years in the District of Columbia federal prison for conspiracy to bring stolen securities into the capital from New York. Also fined amounts reached 310,000 each for Arnstein and Cohn and 5,000 for Bowles.
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fSy
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Jates
Nicky) Arnstein
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
New York
Arnstein
Isadore
David W. Sullvan
Norman
Bowles
Wiien W. Easterday
Washington
Cohn
Rowles
Appe
Liberty
United States
Cromellin
Gompers Assails Lewis Platform in AFL Fight
The AFL convention witnessed a heated battle over leadership with Gompers defending the movement’s platform and denouncing any one writer. Harding was urged to probe the 1919 Hammond Indiana strike and deaths. Electioneering warnings were issued as Gompers warned organizers against influencing the vote.
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Federation
Harding
Standard Steel Car Company
Hammond
Ind
Central Labor Council of
Seattle
Wash
United Press
Denver
Colo
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Smiles and Kinks Fill Today’s Wires
A mix of brief items from New York to Poland features a $79 000 highball to be dumped by revenue officers, truancy sentencing for Frieda Mendhal, a 393 year old tobacco user claim, a man’s whiskers burned when asleep, and a lawsuit over a stolen kiss. Marie Galperin, 14, wins the Colonial Dames medal for best essay on Americanization after arriving from Poland two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Frieda Mendhal
Cobb
Hingston
Ont
William Thompson
Chisago
Marie Galperin
Colonial Dames
United States
Poland
Des Moines Foreign Born Population Totals 14 224
Census figures show Des Moines has 14 224 foreign born residents from varied countries. Sweden leads with 2 582 immigrants, England 1 265, Russia 1 338, reflecting diverse origins in the 1924 census.
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Walted Press
Washington, D. C
Census Bureau Today
San Francisco
Ireland
England
Germany
Italy
Los Angeles
Mexico
Canada
Russia
Denver
Burland
Des Moines
Sweden
Great Caesar or Shade of Solomon May Rule World Again
Frederick W. Constantine of Buffalo claims spiritualistic control will soon rule the world via mediums. He says Abraham Lincoln Washington Napoleon Caesar Solomon Ingersoll and Roosevelt will guide nations, ending wars crime and poverty as humanity reaches a millennium through enhanced communication with the dead.
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Great Caesar
Shade of Solomon
United Press
New York
Frederick W. Constantine
Buffalo
N. Y
Constantine
General Assembly of Spiritualists
State of
Meno
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Napoleon Bonaparte
Julius Caesar
Solomon
Robert Ingersoll
Theodore Roosevelt
Lincoln
McKellar Attacks Mellon Plan on Refunding Debts
Washington June 24 Senator McKellar Tennessee assailed Secretary Mellons plan to put allied debt on a permanent basis. Senator Smoot Utah backed the Penrose bill while warning Mellon against worthless securities. McKellar warned one provision could convert war debt to German bonds costing the United States 11,009,000,000. Senator Ashurst Democrats Arizona protested extensions of the period for allied nations to pay 10,000,000,000 owed to the United States.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Mellon
United States
McKellar
Tennessee
Smoot
Utah
Ashurst
Associated Press
Senate
Democrat
Arizona
Europe
Untermyer Attacks Civil Route for Builders Trust Case
Samuel Untermyer, counsel for the Lockwood legislative committee, criticizes the Justice Department plan to prosecute the building trust with a civil suit in equity against cement manufacturers. He says criminal courts are proper for such cases and calls the civil approach a travesty of justice.
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Associated Press
New York
Samuel* Untermyer
Lockwood Legislative Committee
Department of Justice
Building Trust
Daugherty
Citrus Rates Case Reopened by Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered reopen of the California Citrus League freight rates case with no date set for the new hearing. Growers protested rates to 12 eastern points. current charges are 1.67 dollars per lemon and 1.92 per orange, up from 1.15 and 1.44 respectively, which the commission had found not unreasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
California Citrus League
California Citrus
Germany frees American property seized in war
Berlin June 23 formal announcement states all American property held by the German government will be released immediately to spare owners trouble and aid resumption of German American trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Xod
Aviators Delay Hop-off on Non-Stop Flight
Riverside California June 24 The attempted non stop trans continental flight of aviators David R Davis and Eric Springer was postponed for the third morning as motor trouble developed in the Cloudster aircraft. A repair attempt proved impractical and the crew will try again tomorrow morning about 3 30 o clock.
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Viited Preas
Riverside
Cal
I David R. Davis
Eric Springer
New York
Church Faces Minster Shortage Warned by Dr Padelford
Des Moines reports Dr Frank W Padelford warned last night that a national dearth of ministerial candidates threatens denominations and national religious ideals. He urged urgent action to boost seminary enrollment and extend Christian influence in education to prevent cultural decline.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
America
Frank W. Padelford
Padelford
Jock Hutchinson Ties for British Open Honor
Jock Hutchinson of Chicago and R H Wethered of Great Britain tied with 296 to lead the British open after 72 holes. Wethered matched Hutchinson's total and will contest a playoff next day. Hutchinson’s rounds 72 75 79 70 included a late surge to equal the course record, despite a 79 in the first round.
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United Press
St. Andrew
Scotland
Jock Hutchinson
Chicago
R. H. Wethered
Great Britain
Wethered
Hutchinson
Ted Ray
Abel Mitchell
Harry Vardon
George Duncan
Jim Barnes
Jock
From Wild African to Bishop Gardiner Consecrated in New York
The Rev. Dr. Theophilus Momolu Gardiner was consecrated bishop suffragan of Liberia in a ceremony at the Church of the Incarnation on Madison Avenue. Bishop Dariy Tuttle of Missouri officiated, noted for consecrating numerous bishops over his years of service.
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Associated Press
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
Theophilus Momolu Gardiner
Liberia
Church of the Incarnation
Madison Avenue
Dariy
Tuttle
Missouri
Indignant Mary Denies Plans for Boxing Match
Little Mary Marrin Giguanutly protests a clipping claiming the Pickford company bought 3500 seats for the Dempsey Carpentier fight. She says she never watched boxing and would not attend, though she winks at the idea Doug might go if he likes.
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Little Mary
United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Marrin
Altho
Doug
Baltimore Attorney Chosen Kiwanis Head
Baltimore attorney Harry Karr was elected president of the Inter national Kiwanis clubs at the fifth international convention. Karr received 450 votes to Col J L McCulloch 138. Other officers named include Victor M Johnson and Edward Howell. Toronto was chosen for next year’s convention.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Harry Karr
Baltimore
Inter- Rational Kiwanis Clubs
Karr
Col
J. L. McCulloch
Marlion
Ind
Victor M. Johnson
Rockford
Edward Howell
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Toronto
Ont
Obregon Signs Decree for Stabilizing Banks
Mexico City June 24 President Obregon issued a banking decree to curb panics and force financial institutions to operate more solidly. The measure becomes effective August 1 and requires gold reserves to cover deposits and related guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
Obregon
Man Hunt for Roy Sherrill Escaped U S Prison
A nationwide manhunt is on for Roy Sherrill of the Jones-Lewis gang after he and Joe Davis escaped from Leavenworth Federal Prison. Davis was recaptured at Topeka and returned to Leavenworth. Sherrill, serving 25 years for the Katy train robbery at Paola in 1918, was wounded in a Colorado Springs gun battle that left a chief of detectives dead.
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United Press
Leavenworth
Rup
Roy Sherrill
Jones-Lewis
Joe Davis
Davis
Topeka
Kan
Sherrill
Katy
Paola
Colorado Springs
Dale Jones
Los Angeles
Attorney Shot by Muckie Shields in Saloon Shooting
Chicago June 24 Roy Guy Muckie Shields a Painters' union business agent shot attorney W W O'Brien in both legs after an argument in a saloon. Shields, under indictment in a building grant investigation, remained at large today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Roy Guy “Muckie” Shields
Painters’ Union
W. W. O'Brien
O'Brien
Shields
Collier Chosen Minister to Chile
William Miller Collier president of George Washington University was nominated by President Harding as ambassador to Chile. He previously served as minister to Spain under Roosevelt and Taft and held roles at Hamilton College and the 1917 18 inquiry for the world peace conference.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
William Miller Collier
George Washington University
Harding
Chile
Collier
Spain
Roosevelt
Taft
Lodi
Isaac H
Frances Collier
Hamilton College
Wilson
International Conference of Christiania
Col. E. M. House
Republican National Committee
Mother Identifies Unknown Soldier Killed in Accident
In St. Paul Minnesota Mrs Mary Johnson identified a body as her son George Ludwig Johnson a World War veteran killed on the way to work. The unknown soldier was being lowered to the grave when the casket was opened by Johnsons mother and the body identified.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
George Ludwig Johnson
Mary Johnson
Johnson
Lession
Leopold to Speak at Waterloo Churches and Clubs
Joseph F. Leopold secretary of the Iowa Chamber of Commerce will address a union of Waterloo churches Sunday at Grace Methodist Episcopal church at 745 p m and at First Congregational church at 1100 a m He will also speak to the Rotary club at Black s tearoom Monday noon and to the Kiwanis club there Tuesday noon He plans to help the Greater Waero association with a two day membership drive next Wednesday and Thursday Leopold has been active in Waterloo promoting community interests.
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Joseph F. Leopold
Iowa Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo
Grace Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
First Congregational Church
M. Leopold
Rotary Club
Black's Tearoom
Kiwanis Club
Black’s Tearoom
Greater Waero Association
Leopold
Clinton Boy Scouts Guests of Sioux Falls
Two hundred Boy Scouts and 50 businessmen from Clinton Indiana traveled by automobile to Yellowstone National Park and camped at Sherman Park in Sioux Falls. They arrived last night and will stay one more day, reducing their four day Deadwood visit by a day.
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Associated Press
Sioux Falls
S. D
Boy Scouts
Clinton
Yellowstone National Park
Emery Sees Harding and Veterans Resolve On Policy
Commander Emery of the American Legion met President Harding at the White House for the first time since succeeding Col. F. W. Galbraith, while the Illinois Veterans of Foreign Wars adopt resolutions urging immediate deportation of aliens, denial of citizenship for cause, English-language newspapers, and removal of hyphens from citizen societies. A Senate strike inquiry into the Mingo County coal disturbances in West Virginia was ordered, with the labor committee set to begin next month.
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Associated Press
Ockford
United States
Illinois Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washington, D. C
Emery
The
American Legion Today
White House
Harding
Col
F. W. Galbraith
Legion
Washington, D, C
Senate
Mingo. W. Va
Committee On Labor
City in Brief列
Dr F W Court pastor of First M E church will speak at Jesup July 4. Miss Cordelia Davis leaves for Davenport to visit uncle C Cameron. Vivian Smith and cousin Hazen Mendell vacationing in Newsom, Iowa. Vivian daughter of Dr Sidney D Smith. Elsie Marquis 16 ill with smallpox at 750 Parker. scarlet fever reported to health dept. Swift Co. reports 1000 pounds butter stolen from Fort Dodge creamery. might move to Waterloo. Mrs Anna Lindelof returns from Illinois family reunion. Virginia Hrdlicka to stay till fall. George Kreiman charged with glass patrol by Waterloo Motor Club. three bushels of broken glass found. George and Maud Lingelbach licensed to remarry per Waukegan dispatch. unclear return. John D Alexander in town with Brotherhood of St Andrew. meetings at Christ Church and St Mark's. Mrs Joseph King and daughter-in-law Mrs Thomas Wells leave for California with Joseph King's remains. lived with Mrs W W Hallowell. Rummage sale by First Presbyterian women Saturday at 9 at 505 Franklin St.
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F. W. Court
First M. 5
Jesup
Cordelia Davis
Davenport
C. Cameron
Vivian Smith
Joousin
Hazen Mendell
tDews
Vivian
Sidney. D. Smith
Elsie Marquis
Parker Street
Swift & Co
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Anna Lindelof
Ulinois
Virginia Hrdlicka
Sibley
George Kreiman
Waterlo Motor Club
Kreimer
Courier
Waukegan
Ill
George
Maud Lingelbach
District Court
Black Hawk County
John D. Alexander
Eld
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Episcopal
Young Men of Christ Church
St. Mark's
Brotherhood
Joseph King
Thomas Wells
California
Stock farmer wins 29 year legal battle in margin case
Frank Greiner a Richland Iowa stock farmer wins after appellate court rules a Chicago broker could not collect 4986 on margins as it was a gambling transaction. Testimony showed a broker persuaded him to risk savings on pork and beef margins instead of farming. Superior Court ruled for Greiner in 1919.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Frank Greiner
Richland
Greiner
Americans win in mixed doubles at Wimbledon
At Wimbledon on June 24 the American duo William Jf. Tilden of Philadelphia and Mrs. Mallory of New York defeated England's T. M. Margrogordatg and Mrs. E. G. Parton 6-3 2-1 6-6 in their first round. Becker Chapman post plans a Legion picnic. Howard Rouse named committee chair to set time and place.
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Ameticans
Associated Press
William Jf. Tilden
Philadelphia
Mallory
New_York
T. M. Margrogordatg
E. G. Parton
England
A. Ll
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Howard Rouse
Bandits Try to Kill Gen Gouraud in Holy Land
Damascus June 24. An assassination attempt by bandits targeted Gen Gouraud commander in chief of the French army in the east as his car moved from Damascus toward the Sea of Galilee in northern Palestine. A bullet pierced his left sleeve but he escaped unharmed.
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Holy Land
Gen
Gouraud
Associated Press
Damascus
Syria
East
Sea of Galilee
Palestine
Peggy Joyce Involved in Stillman Divorce Case
New York June 24 Peggy Joyce will be brought into the Stillman divorce case when hearings resume in Poughkeepsie next week. She is described as a guest of Mrs Florence Lawler Leeds at parties aboard James A Stillman's yacht the Modesty. Frank Murphy, former Modesty steward, is the expected witness. Rumors of a nervous breakdown are not confirmed. Mrs Stillman's lawyers reportedly found a nurse who may testify about the parties on the Modesty and Love Nest incidents in Florida.
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United Press
New York
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Stillman
Bn Poughkeepsie
Chicago
Florence Lawler Leeds
James A. Stillman
Peggy
Frank Murphy
iLeeds
Brandeis Urges League Backed Palestine Mandate
Justice Brandeis and Judge Julian Mack urge the League of Nations to approve immediately a British mandate over Palestine. The League will delay action until the September assembly, citing parallels with Mesopotamian mandates under protest by the United States. Brandeis spoke for about 500000 Zionists seeking British control to sustain a near military regime in Palestine.
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United Press
Geneva
Justice Brandeis
United States Supreme Court
League of Nations Fo Cil
Palestine
Brandeis
Julian Mack
League
Palestine Mandate
United States
America
Great Britain
Mesopotamia
France
Syria
Renewal at Detroit Faces Socialist Row Over Reds
Detroit June 24 The executive committee of the National Socialist party met to unveil plans for the upcoming convention opening Saturday April to discuss policy and strategy amid internal tensions over relations with the Reds. Alryman killed Ushiora la June 24 Merl Young 19 a member of Troops First Two Cavalry was thrown from his horse during drill last night and killed at once the horse kicked him in the chest
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
National Socialist Party
Alryman
Ushi Ora
Merl Young
Troos
Delegates Cast Light on Question of Soviet Alliance
About 60 delegates are expected as principal fighters debate affiliation with the Third Internationale of Moscow. The meeting centers on alignment with Soviet leadership and its implications for their movement.
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Third Internationale of
Moscow
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