Rail unions threaten July 1 strike amid wage and work-rule claims
Detroit reports show United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers considering a walkout as a July 1 strike looms. Telegram from B O M Jewell cites overwhelming strike sentiment. railroads move to place shopwork under the contract system if the walkout occurs.
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Hufvens
Uni
Ue Jong-expecteik Sivike
Juwell
Jewell
Wttorn
Ye ‘Associated Ress
Detroit
Mich
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Chicago
L.ao
United Nilazavar Board
Missing Man Case and Rented Boat Found on Sandbar
A missing man, C. P. Doud, is believed lost after his rented boat was found on a sandbar with no sign of his body. Firefighters and police scoured the island above the Mullan Avenue bridge and riverbanks, but no trace emerged. A wife’s letter expresses fear and longing as authorities and relatives coordinate further aid and followups. Buckeye, Ohio, reports note the cashier of First State Bank, C P Doud, left town in his touring car Saturday evening.
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Mullan Avenue Bridge
Eldora
Youd
Cone
Oyott
Toni
Georgia
Cole
Neil
Buckeye
C. PL
First State Bank
Iowa postmasters urged to promote efficiency in service
In Des Moines today the Iowa branch of the National League of Postmasters urged a system of promotions for postmasters to boost efficiency. Speakers included Col Stith W Brockhart and Harry H Cate with Lynd re-elected secretary treasurer. next convention set for Des Moines.
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Moines
Jime A. Land
Blattsbury
Wecretry-Treuse
Iowa
Na- Honal League of Postimusters
Kedair
Col
Stith W. Brockhart
United States
Harry H. Cate
Anita
Robin
Worthington
Lynd
Des Moines
United Stat Post Office
Vocational Training Expanded for Women by New Appointments
Hes Moines June 2S expansion and improvement of the present vocational education plan was approved by the state board of vocational education at their recent annual meeting. Mrs. J. TH Salisbury Guthrie Center was named assistant supervisor of rehabilitation to work with all women under the service. Salisbury, a former teacher and social worker and graduate of Iowa State Teachers College, will start today.
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Hes Moines
State Board of
State House
Tudastelul
J. TH. Salisbury
Guthrie Center
Salisbury
Won Eh
Baptist Young People's Union Opens Thirty-First Convention
The Baptist Young People's Union opens its thirty-first international convention in St Paul Minnesota with delegates from across the states and provinces arriving by automobile. Dr James A White notes the union represents over 1,000,000 members and more than 5,000,000 Baptists in North America.
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St. Paul
Minn
Capruda
Baptist Young People’s Union
Iowa
James Ata White
North America
Tourist Camps Placed Under Strict Sanitary Rules
Des Moines reports that tourist camps statewide will face strict sanitary regulations. Dr Oder K Pagen, secretary of the state board of health, announced that uniform rules will be enforced in all municipal and private automobile camps, requiring pure water supplies and proper sewage disposal with inspectors monitoring compliance.
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Des Moines
Oder K. Pagen
State Board of Health
State Board of ‘Health
Fagen Strates
Towa coal mines idle as unions close operations
Des Moines report says all coal mines in Towa are idle except a few small Clarinda mines. About several hundred union miners led by Joe Morris visited nonunion mines near Des Moines and secured owner agreement to close. Owners warned of financial losses, while union sympathizers claim widespread economic pressure.
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Des Moines
Clarinda Coal Feild
Towa
Joe Morris
United Mine Workers of America
Ohio Teams Win Grotto Drill Prizes
Davenport Iowa June 28 prize winners in the drill contests of the national Grofia convention were announced today. First prize Nasir Grotto Canton second Archbur Grotto Columbus third Aryan Grotto Chicago fourth Al Sirar Grotto Cleveland fifth Keder Khan Grotto Syracuse N Y
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Davenport
Nasir Grotto
Canton
Archbur Grotto
Colmmbus
Aryan Grotto
Chivenge
al Sirar Grotto
Cleveland
Keder Khan
Local Man Reports Worsening Home Situation
Advising friends of his destination, a about 46 year old man worries over his wife's mental condition. He recently took her to Independence Treatment in the state hospital. His sister has been keeping house for him and his four children aged three to ten. His parents live in Eldora.
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Independence
Mr. Doud
Eldora
Block House Plan for Adjournment in Senate Debates
In Washington on June 28 the House plans for adjournment faced a temporary setback in the Senate tool room as Senator Curtis Kansas assistant Republican leader blocked a Senate resolution providing for adjournment to August 5. The measure, introduced at the request of Tomat Tead ers, seeks to adjourn after consultations between Democratic leaders of both houses.
Lauritzen Stricken By Indigestion At Office
Lewis J. Lauritzen of the Lauritzen construction firm fainted with indigestion at his office and was rushed by ambulance to his home. Early reports from 020 Third Avenue West said he was much improved and expected to recover fully.
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Lewis J. Lauritzen
Third Avenue West
Gospel Mission Aims for Harvest Hands in Sioux City
The Northwestern branch of the International Union announces plans to establish gospel missions and social centers in Aberdeen S D Sioux City la and iron mining districts of northern Minnesota for unemployed and transient labor. Pastor Maclarlane St Paul elected president of the organization after a meeting of ten superintendents.
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Minneapolis
Altai
Jane Vlans
International Union
Mar- Bo
N. B
Aberdeen
S. A
Sioux City
Mintresota
Gospel Missions
Northwest
Pater Maclarlane
St. Paul
Kiranech
Perry Garage Fire Destroys Cars in City Center
The Moca Service garage in the business district was destroyed by a morning fire. Estimated loss about 40000 dollars. Thirty one automobiles and trucks stored there were destroyed or badly burned. Fire began around 12 30 a m and was not put out until about 3 a m.
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Perry
Moca
Hare
Hunt Will Attend White House Farmers Dinner
President Haru accepted the invitation to attend the White House farmer dinner in Washington. Dante Pierce of the Iowa Homestead sent word he could not attend due to press of business.
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Monias
Owl Hunt
Iawa Paro
Yean
Haruing
White House
Washington
Dante Pierce
Iowa Homestead
Drowning in Skunk River Near New London
Lester Herrin aged about 18 from near New London Iowa drowned while swimming in the Skunk River late yesterday afternoon in Burlington.
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Burlington
Lester Herrin
New London
Iowa Briefs: dancing, smoking bans approved. manhunt for offender
Shenandoah adopts resolutions against dancing and smoking at the Christian Endeavor convention. Mulcatine reports a reward for Ralph Healey, 28, sought for a statutory offense against two sisters. Ridgeway notes Thomas H. Cale, former principal, named head of Seattle public schools. Nellie Duncan accuses Guy Farmer of robbery.
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Shenandoah
Christian Endeavor Convention
Mulcatine
Ralph Healey
Ridgeway
Thomas H. Cale
Seattle
Wash
Liwa University
Mason City
Jewery Road
Nellie Duncan
Guy Farmer
Silent Funeral for Governor's Wife in Kankakee
In Kankakee Mrs Len Small wife of Gov Small was buried today. The funeral featured a two minute silence at 3 pm a mixed quartet singing favorite hymns and a guard of honor by national guardsmen and veterans. Local offices closed for the day.
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National
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kankakee
George Fel Mechimer
Gage Toyen
House of Lords Ratifies Washington Conference Treaties
The House of Lords this afternoon passed the bill ratifying the disarmament pacts negotiated at the Washington conference. The action formalizes approval of the treaties by the British legislature.
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House of Lords
London
Washington
Washington May Send Second Note About Xionapings
United Press report from Washington says a second, stronger note will be sent to Mexico over bandit activity near Tampico and the Cortes oil camp. Officials express concern over silence from Mexican officials and the absence of news on the Cortes incident and kidnapings of Americans.
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Washington
United Presay
Washington, D. C
Bandil Actividios
Aguericups Tampico
Tadas
Earliar
Highes
Conant. Shaw
Summerlin
Shaw
State Department
Cortez
Silas
Seading
Mexico
Fiere
Tampico Oi
Hughes
Obregon
Acen
Tt Wan
Sen ‘Ators
Jine
Britis Oil
Show Me Stand Marks Confab on Russian Finances
The Hague conference opens with Maxim Litvinov challenging European powers to supply money before talks on Russia’s finances. Delegates, including Belgian and French reps, express willingness to collaborate, as proposals float and delays loom. Litvinov faces pressure to reveal Russia’s reconstruction plans to attract European financing.
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Associated Press
the Hague
Maxim Litvin
Hague
Russia
M. Litvinom
Europe
4000 Mile Touring Car Test Begins
The 4000 mile Maxwell touring car test started at 7 20 a m today by Waterloo Motor Sales as an efficiency run over country roads. Charles O Harrow drives to Decoral with observer Ele to record mileage and fuel use. Daily banners will display results on efficiency as the trip progresses. A separate arrest report notes Bruce Cheney and Charles Webber charged with illegally keeping and selling liquor at 614 Water Street.
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Maxwell
Waterloo Motor Sales Company
Charles O Harrow
Ioss Ignating
Ele
Waterloo
Purpo B Iy
Ove
Bruce Cheney
Charles Webber
Jolnth
Water Street
Grand Jury
Iowa
Worthington Denies Torture Claims in Swindle Case
Chicago financier Jaine John W Worthington known as the wall of Lasalle street, currently under federal indictment for multi million swindling operations, denied today reports that he had been kidnapped and tortured by associates seeking part of proceeds. A dispatch here said reports claimed he had been beaten branded with a hot iron and forced to open a safe deposit vault to surrender 28000 in bonds.
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Chicago
Jaine
John W. Worthington
Lasalle Street
Worthington
Sheen
Gambling House Fire Affects Block In Mexicali
A fire at the Ow cafe and gambling house in Mexicali lower California caused estimated damage exceeding 660 600 to the block and nearby structures. Fire was under control by 5 90 this morning. liquor valued at 208 000 stored in the cellar was saved.
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Mexicali
Lower
Cal
Tune
Gimage
Con Con Concludes Two Years of Labor
The convention in Springfield Wisconsin reconvened to finalize two years of work. Delegates paused late yesterday after lengthy debate and plan to attach signatures to the major document at a scheduled date in September.
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Springfield
Vacate Order Issued Against Reichert for Property at 712 Fifth St W
Quest and Smith, owners of 712 Fifth Street West, served Reichert with a legal notice to vacate the premises by Saturday after the property was deemed corrupted by Reichert. The action follows a district court bond hearing held Saturday.
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Quest. & Smith
Fifth Street West
Reichert
District Court
Courtright sets bond for preliminary trial defendants
Municipal court judge Courtright fixes bond at 3500 for each defendant as they await a preliminary trial on a continuance motion.
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Courtright
Mortuary funeral for Mrs L Mackaman held in Waterloo
The Mortwari funeral for Mrs. L Mackaman who died in Waterloo last week was held at the Wilbur mortuary at 2 PM with Rev G W Kinsman in charge. Pallbearers were Fred Hulin O C Lord F C Fullmer Himer Alsbaugh John Carrick and W L Peckham. Burial was in Riverside. Mr Mackaman and daughter Ruth accompanied the body. PRENUPTIAL PARTY Miss Werence Begh and Miss Marie Case hosted 14 girls at the former's house in honor of Miss Nore Bell engagement to Neil Trunkey announced. Games and fantasy with prizes to Mrs Marland Yerkes Vedar Napid and Miss Dorotha.
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Werence Begh
Marie Case
Nore Bell
Neil Trunkey
Marland Yerkes
Vedar Napids
Dorotha
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ARDS
INION
C. P. Doud
Lowans
Baptist Convention Young People’s Union
Ohio
Ld. Lauritzen
Hunt Will
Roy
Skunk
Mortwari
L. J. Mackaman
Marshalttown, Ia
Flo. B
Newhiastern
Franklin
Waterloo, Iowa
Usco
Rubber Company
Bes
U.S
Auto Tire Service Co
Punkertosn, Iowa
Rudolph & Atkins
Harter B. Hull Co
Faidson
C. A. Bixby
Morris Motor Car Co
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