Harding Moves to End Goal Strike Through Conference
President Harding plans a Saturday meeting in Washington with coal operators and United Mine Workers leaders to discuss wage scales and end the coal strike. Invitations target 25 to 30 operators and district UMW representatives including C. M. Morris of Albia, Iowa.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Washington
United States
Miners’ Union
White House
Davis
Hoover
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Department of Labor
C. MI Morris
Albia
Elkins
W. Va
Thomas
Sherif J. B. Grouse
Parsons
Williamson County
Illinois
Remarkable Escape From Canton Siege Revealed By Mrs Sun Yat Sen
Mrs Sun Yat Sen recounts the Canton palace bombardment and her escape with Sun Yat Sen during a rebel assault. She describes fleeing across a fire-swept bridge, Col George Bow's injuries, her near capture, and she reaching safety with Wu Tingfang praising loyal defense and relief.
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Canton
Sun Yat Sen
South China Republic
Shanghai
UnitedPress
Cheng Chung Ming
Republic
George Bow
Aross
Col. Bow
Colt Bow
Fiees
Caytors
Christian College
Wu Ting Fang
Canton City
American Beauties Dazzle Paris Says Ziegfeld
Florenz Ziegfeld declares Paris no longer the sole center of beauty after meeting American women at the Grand Prix. He notes a shift as Americans now dazzle audiences with chorus beauty in Paris.
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Paris
Florenz Ziegfeld
Workl
Jegfeld Sai
Vienna Quiet After Rumored Austrian Government Overturn
London report denies an Austrian government overthrow in Vienna. The Austrian legation says the city remains quiet and no coup has occurred. The British office cites latest dispatches from Vienna confirming no upheaval.
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London
Vienna
Senate approves bill to abandon naval construction
A Senate subcommittee backed a bill authorizing President Harding to end naval programs and scrap many warships. The move aligns the United States with the Washington treaty spirit as Britain France Italy and Japan delay their cuts. The measure heads to the full Senate and then to the president for signature.
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International News Wire
Washington, D. C
America
Senate
Harding
British Empire
France
Italy
Japan
United States
Washington
Senate Committee On
House
Burning Ship Signal Reports Smugglers Off Coast
Los Angeles June 28 officials seized on a radio report of a burning ship off Ventura. A radiogram to Capt. F E G Baughman on the steamer Humboldt said no fire found and that signals may have been smugglers signaling to confederates ashore. The Humboldt approached within five miles and observed lights go out as the signals ceased.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ventura
FE. G. Baughman
Humboldt
Ex-Senator Cornelius Cole Visits the House
Washington June 8 United Press reports that former Senator Cornelius Cole aged nearly 160 drew standing cheers from House members as he visited the floor. Cole, who will reach 106 in September, moved with the nimbleness of a 26 year old while greeting longtime ally Speaker Cannon.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
House
Cornelius Cole
Survivors in Chicago to testify in Herrin strike suit
Survivors of the Herrin massacre who reached Chicago will be principal witnesses for the Southern Small Coal Company in looming suits against the United Mine Workers union and Williamson County authorities. Investigators gather details of last week’s horrors as unions warn workers to quit and clerical staff maintain mines under an operator-miner agreement.
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Brownsville
Danville
Danville Water Company
Illinois Traction System
Washington
DD. C
United States
Burke
Republican
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Associatedress
Chicago
Herrin
Southern Small Coal Company
Williamson County
Lester Strip
Carterville
Wisconsin selects Mrs Trooper for Senate nomination
Milwaukee June 28 Ars Ben C Hooper Oshkosh president of the Wisconsin League of Women Voters was named Democratic nominee for the United States Senate to lead Wisconsin Democrats in the November election. The party convention endorsed Mrs Trooper and pledged support for her candidacy with nomination at the September primaries. She expressed willingness to campaign against the Republican candidate.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ars
Ben C. Hooper
Oshkosh
Wisconsin League of Women Voters
United States
Democrats of
Wisconsin
Darmstadt Demonstration Ends in Killings and Wounding
German police opened fire on a Darmstadt crowd during a demonstration linked to the assassination of Foreign Minister Walter Rathenau. Three people were killed and 25 wounded as protesters previously attacked deputies Dingeldey and Osanan, damaged newspaper offices, and caused havoc at Karlsruhe’s German National Party building.
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Darmstadt
Berlin
Walter Rathenau
Dingeldey
Dr. Osanan
People’s Party
German National Party
Karlsruhe
Wall and Gate to Rise at East School Field
The board awarded a tentative contract to Currie-Simpson Construction for an entrance gateway a ticket office and wall at Vine Street East School athletic field. Low bid was $1900 but not signed due to minor changes. Completion will make the field one of the finest in the state.
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Board of Education
Currie-Simpson
Vine Street
Aedaxtere
Free State forces attack Dublin Four Courts battle
Rebels led by Rory O Conner refuse surrender as Free State troops storm the Four Courts. Heavy artillery, trench mortars, and armored cars clash across Rutland Square and surrounding streets. Fowler Hall captured. priest killed helping the wounded. Casualties believed heavy.
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Dublin
Four Courts
Rory O' Conner
Law Courts
Rutland Square
Colling
Collins
Fowler Hall
Irish Republican Army
Irish Free State
Free State
Whistling Arrests in Zion City Sparked by Quick Reward
In Zion City near Alon college a resident, William Kasion, whistled the tune "On the Gin Gin Ginny Shore" and was promptly arrested after a passerby offered a reward. The incident occurred near the deserted college campus about a mile from the nearest home as authorities called the act disruptive.
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Wrakegan
U's
William Kasion
Alon College
Gov't Prepares Strong Action If Rail Workers Strike
Washington dispatch reports President Harding will back the railroad labor board and use federal power to enforce its wage decisions. Officials foresee swift action if 1,000,000 workers quit or refuse duties, warning of potential national disruption amid coal mine idling and domestic strain.
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Washington
Harding
Railroad Trbver Board
Wedding Guests Escape Death in Ditched Auto Near Waverly
Roger Leavitt and Rev. Earl Boardman narrowly escaped death when the automobile returning from Clarksville turned turtle and left the road after hitting a sand pocket three miles before Waverly. Both were not seriously injured and escaped from the ditch without help. The trip followed the wedding of Leavitt’s son Edward to Miss Helen Madsden in Clarksville, with Rev. Boardman conducting the ceremony.
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Cedar Falls
Roger Leavitt
Earl A. Boardman
Fayelle
Clarksville
Waverly
Leavitt
Edward
Helen Madsden
Boardman
Holy See backs equal civil rights for Jews in Palestine
The Holy See states Jews in Palestine deserve equal civil rights with others but rejects any privileged position or unsafe guarding of Christian rights, in a letter to the League of Nations dated June 28.
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Holy See
Palestine
Geneva
Vatican
Assassination Case Links Suspect to Rudd Alias
The Evening News reports that one of two Irishmen charged with killing Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson uses the alias James Connolly with the real name Robert Rudd. Police say Rund is connected to a secret London Irish organization.
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London
James Connolly
Fielsh
Trenry Hughes Wilson
Robert Rudd
Evenings
Rund
Gem Broker Robbed of $65,000 in Diamonds
Morris Shindenmaan a Chicago diamond broker reported his robbery to police. He said thieves took $65 000 in diamonds and jewelry while he was traveling from St Louis to Mexico Mo yesterday.
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St. Louis
Morris Shindenmaan
Chicago
Mexico
Chinese Bandits Raid Japanese Consulate
A report from Tokio states that Chinese bandits raided and burned the Japanese consulate at Tantan Kew, Manchuria, this afternoon. The incident disrupts relations and alarms officials in Tokyo. No further details were immediately available.
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Tokio
Tantan Kew
Manchuria
Weather summary for Iowa Minnesota towns reports good roads
Unsettled weather with likely showers this afternoon or tonight. Tuesday remains cloudy with little temperature change. Roads described as in good condition across Albert City, Algona, Charles City, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Des Moines, Dubuque, Faribault, Mason City, Marshalltown, Owatonna, Postville, Waterloo, and WAVerton.
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Department of Agriculture
Charles City
Albert Inn
Minn
Algona
Cedar Ranlés
Davenport
Des Moiner
Dubuque
Faribault
de Crasse
Wis
Masonity
Marshall
Tlampton
Postville
Waterloo
Wavert
Ohio Journalist Named Director of War Finance Corp
Fred Starek of Ohio, long time Washington correspondent and personal head of President Harding, has been appointed by the chief executive to be director of the War Finance Corporation.
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Fred Starek
Ohio
Washington
Harding
War Finance Corporation
Missing Waterloo Man Doud Found On Sandbar After Boat Abandonment
Charles P. Doud, Buckeye Iowa, rented a boat from Dillon Boat Livery in Waterloo and disappeared after rowing upriver. The boat was found on a sandbar above Mallan Avenue bridge with a diary and a letter from his wife, suggesting mental or physical distress and possible self harm. Police investigated at Martin Hotel where Doud checked in and found his grip with clothing and an identification card. The missing man, linked to Insurance agent F G Appelquist, had planned to meet in Buckeye, with authorities continuing inquiry.
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Charles P. Doud
Buckeye
Waterloo
Martin Hotel
Dillon Boat Livery
C. N
Mallan Avenue Bridge
Dillon
Tom Morris
E. L. Douglas
Sendbar
C. P. Doud
Morris Motor Car Company
Mr. Doud
F. G. Appelquist
Bankers Life & Annuity Co
First National Bank
Appelquist
Dowd
Mr. Appelquist
Doud
Cinco
Safa
Courier delivery deadline clarified with phone remedy
The notice states delivery by 5 20 each day and offers a reprint if late due to carrier or other error. If the paper is not received by the stated time, readers are urged to call before 6 30 p m and a replacement copy will be sent.
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