Operators accept presidential bid to strike parley
Des Moines and Indianapolis dispatches report coal operators and United Mine Workers leaders agreeing to attend a White House conference in Washington to settle the strike. President Harding invited leaders to discuss direct negotiations to end the stoppage amid plans for delegations to visit nonunion mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presvy
Mt Wasing
Veavis
Cysiy
Woldstamiss
Soilracite
Ial
Harding
Meat & the
Nies Tt Hlowa
Dion
J. Eb. Morris
Albin
Iowa
United Mine Workers of Agnerion
Washington
Fulwarit
Smith
Toyle
Morris
Morgan Jawir
Charitan
International
E. H.watkins
Alita
Amity
Mace
Centerville
Appanoose
Tie
Welcom
Parney
International News Wire
Indianapolis
Wiliam Green
Unite
M Workers of America
Pottsville
White House
Washington Turday
Maney
Cettarvilla
Init
Rathenau Assassination Suspects Linked to Police
Berlin reports name three prominent expremiers tied to the Rathenau murder. Police say the trio, once active in uprisings, were named as assassins and alleged conspirators, with a driver connected to the crime captured in Frankfurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathenau
Frankfort-On-Gder
Germany
Werner Teichow
Berlin
Dans
Menarenisei
I Police
Assasei
Walterathenan
Foreign x
Amhica
Brha
Anther Mien
Osage Indians Get Big Oil Land Bonus
Report of oil lease auctions on Osage land with a top bid of 1 1 50.08 by Gypsy Oil Co for 150 acres in the Burbank field. Claims include royalties on all oil extracted and payments to heirs beyond base bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Living Tod
Sit
Gypsy Oil Couny
Burbank
House Sets Adjournment Dates After Senate Action
Washington June 23. The house cleared for adjournment to August 18 after the senate approved the concurrent resolution. House leaders hope to resist or delay the adjournment on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Houses
Iowa Banks Pay 20 Million in Debtedness This Year
Iowa banks under the state banking department report about 20 million dollars in debtedness paid down in the year ending June 10, with deposits near one billion and capital and surplus rising. The report covers 9 state banks and 21 trust companies, noting deposits fell slightly from March to June while indebtedness dropped over 3 million dollars per month in that period. The average reserve was 14.8 percent.
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Associated Press
Iowa
State Banking Department
Baki Woo
Raay
Editor Wardman of Davenport Times Succumbs to Apoplexy
James E. Wardman longtime Davenport Times managing editor died suddenly at his home after a stroke of apoplexy. He had steered the paper since 1901 after joining Sigourney and Olutin news staffs and was born June 27, 1871 in Keokuk County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Tin
James E. Mardman
Daily Times
Iowa
Wardman
KlovBer
Sigourney
Oltuna
Ife
the Times
Keokuk County
Fire destroys Smoky Hollow coal mine buildings in Iowa
A nighttime fire, starting after 2 am, leveled the boiler house enbliverye and hoisting machinery of Smoky Hollow Coal Company's Mine No. 11 in Likeman Iowa. The plant, shut since April 1 during a strike, had only a small crew for pumps when the blaze wrecked most equipment. Ice not controlled until much of the plant was ruined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Likeman
Une
Smoky Hollow Coal Company
Colorado
Denver
Colo
Boulder
Unerfaio
Insurance Agents Seek State License Law
Milo R. Whipple president of the Iowa Association of Insurance Agents says the general assembly may be asked next winter to pass an insurance agents qualification bill requiring entrants to pass an examination to prove fitness before licensure. He notes the measure has appeared before the assembly and that the state’s insurance men are largely united in support for enactment this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Raphie
Milo R. Whipple
Iowa Association Af Insurance Agents
General Assembly
Whipple
Ida Grove Woman Dies, Ida Grove’s oldest resident
Ida Grove mourns the death of Mrs. 8 Percival the town’s oldest resident and mother of 13 children. In Hampton Rasmus Pedar Son jailed 103 days for DUI after failing to pay a $300 fine. In Council Bluffs Cora Grace pays a $400 fine for possessing 30 gallons of alcohol claiming it belonged to a friend. In Hampton George Karatis fined $100 for selling cigarettes without a revenue stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Grove
Percival
Hampton
Rasmus Pedaor- Son
Cora B. Grace
George Karatis
Colorect Knight Elects Grand Officers at State Convention
At the twenty sixth annual convention of the grand Lodge of colored Knights of Pythias in Iowa the election of officers was held. Williams was named grand chancellor with Jett grand vice chancellor and several officers including grand prelate Manly and grand master of arms Johnson among others. An installation and parade were planned this evening with events continuing into the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliams
Clarinda
Grand Ladge of
Colored Knights
Prth
Tewa
Wr. Willams
Jett
Des Moines
Manly
Oakaloosa
Axchequer
William Bailey
Ottamwa
T. A. Trumbo
Thevenport
N¢ Arms
Richard Johnson
Buxton
George Ht
Woodson
Dex Mones
Grand Medical Axaminer
J. A. Tefferson Des Moings
Grand Ner
Jake Mosély
Alola
Grand
Sherman Hoggette
Grand Truster
Virgil Warren
Mason City
A. R. Ball
Burton
Ottumea
Supreme Fraud
J. W
WE Ams
Severs
Fourth Street
Anrt
Grand Court of the Order of Calanthe
WOMER
Evans Leads in Western Golf at Kansas City
At the halfway mark of the Western Amateur in Kansas City the field shows tight matches. Notables Dave Herron of Chicago and Fred Wright of Los Angeles struggle in tough bal tleg while Chick Evans of Chicago and George von Elm move ahead in the 38 hole third round amid on course rivalries and shifting standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Country Club
Kansas City
Dave Herron
Chicago
Fred Wright
Los Angeles
Baltleg
Chick Evans
Chicaro
Thleholder
George von Elm
Lake City
Iyana
Ved Parseur
Tas Maines
van Kim Ted Vranks Gaines
Omaha
Wright Waa Ko
Jars Stutle
Herron
Clarence Wolf, Sr
Louis
Mrs Mallory Survives in British National Tennis
Wingledon June 29 American Champion Mrs Mallory opened at Wimbledon in the British national championships winning her final round match. She defeated Mrs Keys, while Miss Rimington of England beat Miss Edith Sigourney of Boston, and Mrs Ross defeated Mrs Coss in straight sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingledon
Hng
Molls Mallory
An. Pany Rictory
Mrs. Keys
Rimington
England
Edith Sigourney
Boston
Mish Ross
Coss
Worms and Bugs Lunch Inspires Juvenile Case in Roanoke
In Roanoke Virginia on June 29 a 16 year old high school boy appeared before the juvenile court judge for serving worms and other mixed foods to a five year old and causing illness. Parents reported the child’s stomach distress and the court admonished the boy after noting the dangerous dietary choices. The judge ordered transportation to a reform institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Dres
Varios Umes
Browehi
Farvenile Court
Berkley
Alare
Crea
Business Climbs Despite Strike Ahead of Winter Trade
Washington June 29. Despite the coal strike and the threatened railroad troops, business shows improvement if the United States keeps steady. Treasury officials cite heavy summer stock buying as preparation for winter trade, lifting market sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Nelala
Treasury Department
Government Labor Board Moves to Avert Railroad Strike
Story reports the government via the labor board working to prevent a railway strike as shop workers set a 10 am Saturday stoppage. It notes union leaders urging executives to decide at meetings and lists union officials who signed strike orders for various crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Jewell
Railroad Union
American Federation of Labor
Cuyler
Torlas
Association of Railway Executives
T. DeWitt Cuyler
Wiliam H. Johnson
International Association of Machinists
J. W. Kline
International Brotherhood
Blacksmiths
Dropforgers & Helpers of America
J. A. Franklin
International Brotherhood of Hoilermakers
Iron Ship Builders & Helpers of America
J. Hynes
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers International Alliance
Ames F. Noonan
International Brotherhood For Electrical Workers
Martin Ea Ryan
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
United States Railroad Labor Board
W J. Kiele
International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
Detroit
Big Four
Roan Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. Kling
Hersby
United States
Cleveland
No Strike Ballot Not Taken at Illinois Shops
Union officials say no strike ballot was taken at the Milwaukee Central Shops. A ballot on working conditions occurred earlier but results are not known locally as ballots were sent to Chicago for counting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwilneis Central Sbops
Nome
Chicago
McCumber Faces Defeat in North Dakota Primaries
North Dakota Senator Porter J. McCumber trails Lynn J. Frazier in early returns for the Republican nomination. Reports from Fargo and Washington indicate McCumber may lose after 24 years in the Senate, with forecasts of a large Frazier plurality.
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Washington, D. C
McCumber
North Dakota
United Press
Fargo
N. D
Porter J. McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Lynn J. Frazier
Frazier
Todey
Portier
Ladd
Serum claimed to prevent pneumonia announced in Saratoga Springs
Dr. Herman M. Biggs announced at the state public health conference that a new serum, described as astonishingly successful, would prevent pneumonia. He did not name the discoverer and said wider testing would continue with a view to making it available to public health officials by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Herman M. Biggs
State Conference of Public Health
Officers Re-elected by Retail Grocers Convention
Cleveland June 29 Francis E Kamper Atlante present president of the National Association of Retail Grocers Philp Ne Pit Tachesiar N Yo present reele president and Join Sheehan Minneapolis were unanimously reelected at the last session of the Twenty fifth annual convention near Trissociation of Retail Grocers here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Francis E. Kamper
Atlante
Nattong Association of Retail Grocers
Philp Ne
Pit
Tachesiar
N. Yo
Rlee Preaident
Sheehan
Minneeapa
Woman Breaks Leg Twice Within Year
Mrs. V. J. Rechtfertig wife of the Waterloo Morris Plan bank manager broke her left leg above the ankle for the second time in about a year while standing on a chair during housework. She slipped as a man escaped bandits nearby and the incident involved Bielaski related escape details from Mexico. Federal troops are pursuing the abductors and Bielaski reports no money exchanged for his release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. J. Rechtfertig
Locuststreet
Waterloo Morris Plan Bank
Bureau of Investigation
Iina American Department of Jus
Lica
Cuernavaca
Valuseport
Rechifertig
Apoe
Bielaski
Terecala
Mexico City
Bruce Bielaski
Bielask
Jess Barcepa
Samuel Juockland
Regis
Morelos
Dawes Humourist Recalled In Washington Salem Saga
The article portrays Charles Dawes as a sharp wit and humorist, noted for music and kindness toward his son lost to illness. It highlights his White House visits, a late night banter with President Harding, and a pipe habit observed among Washington elites. It recounts anecdotes from wartime France and Pershing remarks.
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Dawes
Biu
Eum Reaper
Chicago
White House
Harding
Executive Mansion
Washington
Gen. Pershing
Gen. Dawes
Charlie
France
Jresident
Richmond Bride Murder Suicide After Jealous Rage
Francis E. Perry 28 shot and killed his wife after a year together in Richmond on June 29. He then wounded himself, dying later at Memorial Hospital, after a plea to see his dying bride. Local reports attribute the act to jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Francis E. Perry
Jon
Iin Memorial Hospital
Dawes to Leave Washington After Finances Rebound
Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes, director of the federal budget and longtime Washington figure, announces he will quit the capital for good after set ting the budget in order. Dawes, famed for his wit and bluntness, vows to return to Chicago to resume bank duties and ends his stay amid public affection and a noted congressional inquiry over past claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iinternational News Wire
Washington, D. C
Washington
White House
United States
Charles’ G. Dawes
Federal Budget
Charlie’ Dawes
Prass Club
Charlie” Dawes
Dawes
Hardug
Inele Sam
Gen
Charlie
Chicago
Uos
Reanson
Harancue
Acks Farmers Back Tariff Commission Plan
Philip Bird president of the Manufacturers Association urged the endorsement of Frelinghuysen’s amendment by the National Grange and Farm Bureau federation. The plan would create a permanent tariff commission to set rates based on domestic abroad differences, with tenure protections to shield from politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philip Bird
Manufactuers Association of Men
Grangs
Farm Bureau Federation
Frelinghuysen
Tarif
Hird
United States
Crelinghuysen
Rebels Gain and Adherents in Dublin Battle
A Central News dispatch describes Irish rebels taking offensive in Dublin on June 29 aided by Independent Workers of the World. Rebels siege street corners, attack Bank of Ireland, and seize the Sackville Club as Free State troops guard banks. Casualties reported near the bank. fighting spreads to South Cork and Drogheda barracks in County Louth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Westmoreland Street
Talbot
Gardiner
Dublin
United Press
Free State
Bank of Ireland
Sackville Club
South Cork
Ireland
Cork
County Louth
Drogheda Barracks
Naval appropriation bill advances to president
Washington final action passed on the naval appropriation bill carrying 289,000,010 in appropriations for 85,000 enlisted men. Peking reports Gen Wu Pei Fu endorsing Gen Chen as a plan for a United States of China. St Louis police identify a man arrested for the theft of an $88 pin as Herbert M. Roberts, cited as a long-time fugitive since 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Washington, D. C
Aguada Wamp
Cortez
Shaw
Taninco
State Department
Corona Old Banany
Aguada
Lawa University
Mexico City
Anna Ward
Sigourney
Davenport
Obregon
Neves
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
United Press
Juasteca
Geu
Guadelupe
Sanches
Juan Cassano
Cortez Oil Company
la Aguada
la Phima
Rosilio
Portusta
Washington
2. C
Peking
Wu Pei-Fu
North China
Chen Ching Ming
United States of China
St. Louis
Herbert M. Robert
Songin
Prisoner sought in multiple states and England
Marlborough prison in England reports a suspect who is also wanted in Syracuse New York and in Maryland and Iowa for escapes from state prisons. In San Antonio three aviation cadets died in a crash and their bodies were burned. St Louis reports the Lemp Brewing plant auctioned for 588 500 after appraisal at four million. Florence archeologists uncover bones believed to belong to Giovanni Boccaccio, the 14th century writer.
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Thesean
U. S. Company
The
Republic
Sanchez
Panuncia Martinez
la Pluma
Bes
Mo.r
D. C
Hardman
Davenport Times
LW. Williams
Calanthe
Evans
Gov’t Thru
Labor Board
Waterloo
M'Cumber
Moo
Saya
Acks Farmers
Tariff Commission
Grange
Farm Bureau
Trish
Fletcher
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