Government Pledges 10 Stop Antiforeign Riots at Shameen
The Cao Tang government vows maximum effort to prevent further anti foreign demonstrations in Shameen and to protect the foreign quarter at Canton. Rumors of Chinese seizure of Shameen are denied as tense conditions persist. Germans in Shameen receive protection if they wear white armlets while Americans in Hongkong condemn a Canton Christian college teachers' statement blaming foreigners for Tuesday’s shooting. The college vice president retracts, but some Americans publish their views. Refugees report officials acted with restraint.
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Hongkong
Caotan
Shameen
Canton
Canton - Christian College
International News Wits
Shanghai
Canadian Pacific Line
Empress of Asia
Empress of Canada
Roads to Avoid Fatalities urged in Iowa highway note
Mason City Iowa June 27 Hugh Shepard president of the Jefferson highway writes to FL RL White chief engineer of the Iowa highway commission urging clearer highway marking to prevent repeats of six deaths in the past week alluding to recent fatal accidents and safety concerns claim.
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Mason City
Hugh “Shepard
Jefferson Highway
FL RL White
Iowa Highway Commission
The News That Wasn't by Gareth's Silent Tip
Gareth in his Gareth's newspaper office near the Bourse receives a tip about a hidden Communist plot in France. A Portuguese journalist from the Universal of Lisbon presses for a source, claiming a telegram from the United States carried Gareth's name. The tip is tainted by censorship, threatening Gareth's credibility.
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Gareth
the Universal of
Lisbon
Ichosta
United States
Portugal
Spain
Ministry of the Interior
Reading Advertisements Reveals Trustworthy Goods
A brief note emphasizes the value of advertisements as guides to quality and reliability. It highlights how ads teach shoppers what is good and trustworthy, encouraging attentive reading of marketing notices.
Suppressed Telegram Sparks Curious Exchange
A Portuguese journalist confronts a police spy about a telegram that was not printed yesterday nor telegraphed in Europe. The spy, retreating in outraged dignity, fires one last jab as he exits, while Gareth notes the exchange and grants the journalist a final word.
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America
Tam
Gareth
Permits Issued for Three Residences in Waterloo
Three more homes approved by Waterloo building commissioner Charles Was son. Hf. Schulte at 316 Fremont Street will issue a two story frame house at 408 Kingbard Avenue costing 6000 dollars. K. Clayton Clark at 108 Parker Street East will build a residence at 123 John Street costing 33000. Fred Walcott at 603 Dawson Street will build no residence at 727 Magnolia costing 4000.
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Waterloo
Charles Wasson
Hf. Schulte
Freamont Street
Kingbard Avenue
K. Clayton Clark
Parker Street
John Street
Fred Walcott
Dawson Street
Magnolia
Boy Injured In Auto Crash On Third Street West
Elmer Fladdeman of Route six suffered bruises and cuts when a car he rode in with his father R. J. Fladdeman collided with a car driven by C. L. McElray of 208 Rosebud Avenue at 6220 p.m. Friday on Third Street West. The boy was placed under medical leave by a physician.
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Elmer Fladdeman
Route Six
R. J. Fladdeman
C. L.mcelray
Rosebud Avenue
Third Street
Witness Call Hints New Wheeler Probe
Great Falls Montana June 27 shadows of another investigation involving Burton Wheeler and his former client Gordon Campbell Montana oil operator appeared as it became known last night witnesses who testified in the Wheeler Campbell trials here had been subpoenaed to appear before a federal grand jury in Spokane Washington Monday
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Great Falls
Mont
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Gordon Campbell
Wheeler
Chicago youth sentenced for killing officer before jail stabbing
Bernard Grant, Chicago youth, jailed for killing a policeman, was fatally stabbed with a penknife by accomplice Walter Krauser in county jail. Grant reportedly refused to permit flotters to operate, aiming to escape the gallows. Krauser is held to the grand jury for murder indictment.
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Bernard Grant
Chicago
Walter Krauser
D. C. K. K. Clown Band Delights Waterloo Party
The D. C. K. K. clown band performed during Waterloo's party all day, riding a vintage water wagon drawn by a tractor from Repass Automobile company. Crowds gathered at each stop as the band entertained spectators from a high perch with a rope driven system.
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Waterloo
Repass Automobile Company
Girl with Fractured Skull Making Slow Recovery
Alice Baird a 12 year old girl daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Baird living south of La Porte City is improving after being injured when she jumped from a moving automobile Wednesday afternoon. Doctors report the skull fracture is serious but the condition is hopeful.
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Alice Baird
Paul Baird
la Porte City
Waterloo Knight Templar Elected to State Office
John Hanson a member of Ages No 25 Knights Templar was elected captain general of the Knights Templar at the annual conclave in Templar park Spirit Lake yesterday. Attendees from Waterloo include Mr and Mrs Hanson Mr and Mrs G M Hollis Mr and Mrs Carleton Stas Mrs Harry Dahl Mr and Mrs Thussell DeGon and daughter Juanita and Mrs Etta DeGon. Hollis is commander of Ascalon Commandery. Other Iowa Knights Templar officers include A E Othmer Muscatine commander F B Parker Rock Rapids deputy commander Carl Reed Cresco generalissimo C A Blake Ida Grova senior warden E B Cavanaugh Fort Dodge junior warden W H Walker Iowa Falls treasurer D M Bromlee Sioux City secretary George Ward Sioux City trustee.
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John, Hanson
Templar
Knights
Towa
Templar Park
Juanita
Etta DeGon
Hollis
Ascalon
Knights Templar of
Iowa
A. E. Othmer
Muscatine
Rock Rapids
Carl Reed
Cresco
Generalissimo
C. A. Blake
Ida
Grova
E. TB. Cavanaugh
Fort Dodge
W. H. Walker
Iowa Falls
D. M. Bromlee
Sioux City
George Ward
Body Taken From Ruined Gillis Theatre After Explosion
Kansas City dispatch reports one body recovered from the Gillis theatre ruins after Thursday night blast and fire. Investigators, with five officials predicting a total death toll of two or three, question A. G. Feinberg, jeweler owner in the building, regarding a possible origin of the explosion.
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Kansas City
Gillis Theatre
A. G. Feinberg
Community Notes From Dewar Iowa June Event Snippets
Margaret Stotts of Waterloo visited Mrs. Emere Fostete for the weekend. Mrs. E T L Widdell hosted Golden Red club members. Gypsies passed through town Saturday. Leonard Widdel visited in Waterloo. Autumn Leaf club to meet at Mrs. William Mohlis home Thursday. Folletta hall hosted a Tuesday meeting to plan a community Fourth of July celebration in Heiple’s grove.
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Dewar
Margaret Stotts
Waterloo
Emere Fostete
E. TL. Widdell
Golden Red Club
Leonard Widdel
Autumn Leaf Club
Heiple's Grove
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