Senate May Vote Fate of Farm Aid Proposals Today
Washington June 29 AP The Fess farm credits bill advances with an amendment to authorize an assessment on loans offered to farm cooperatives from a 100000000 dollar fund. Senate debate continues with opposition and support shifting as leaders seek a majority while the White House withholds comment on the amendment.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
Fess Farm
Fess
Oliv
Minto
Coollige
Aote
Jale Rolayy
House
Ashington
DS C
Jari
Coolidge
Fee
Ohio
Co-Opérativea
Rider
ate-Nary
Oregon
Robinson
Arkansas
McNary
Nye Secretary Says Slush Fund Active in North Dakota Inquiry
The secretary inquires into a slush fund alleged to be used to defeat a senator from North Dakota. A copy of charges naming capitalists as fundraisers was filed with the committee. Members said action before the primary election appears unlikely.
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Sen. Nye
No. Dakota
Fastern
Ininoy- Tow
One-Piece Bather Arrested in Council Bluffs Car
Mrs Raymond Tiddell appeared in municipal court on a charge of indecent exposure. Chief Folk Catterl arrested her last night during a crackdown on people wearing one piece bathing suits on city streets. She rode in a car seated on her husband’s lap with a baby present.
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Council Bluffs, Ja
Raymond Tiddell
Tofay
Folk Catterl
Defeats Tax on Bobbed-Haired Girls In Bavaria
Landau Bavaria June 29. A proposal to tax every bobbed haired woman in the town twenty cents was defeated after a furious debate. The measure was introduced by a town councillor who condemned the practice as a disgrace to German girls.
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Landau
Bavaria
Beads Tell Many Strange Tales From Distant Lands
Atlantic City reports Mrs. L. Brackett Bishop known as the lady of the Beads displays treasures from a life long fascination with bead strings collected from Africa, South America, Europe and Asia. She notes each string carries a story and cultural meaning.
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Atlantic City
Railroads Show 24 Percent Rise in New Locomotives
Washington June 29 1926 Americas Railway association reports 133 new locomotives or rolling stock on class 1 roads during five months of 1926 a rise of about 24 percent over the same period last year indicating improving railroad prosperity.
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Washington, D. C
Americas Railway Association
Fire on Hanna Farm Causes $5000 Loss
A barn and fire outbuildings on Mrs. Estella J. Hanna’s farm at 1200 Third Street West suffered a total loss estimated at $4000 to $5000. Neighbors and firemen from Watering and Falls avenues helped keep the blaze from reaching the dwelling.
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Estella J. Hanna
Third Street
Nels Ijar
Wateriog
Falls Avenue Road
Aimee McPherson disputes kidnapping investigation
Aimee Sample McPherson voices displeasure with the Mexico kidnapping inquiry into her five week absence after vanishing May 18 at Ocean Park and resurfacing in Agua Prieta. She criticizes the focus on criminals and describes an ideal husband while she and her attorney challenge the inquiry as biased. Investigative reports note two named suspects located in Nacozari, Mexico, under Mexican surveillance with border custody plans pending.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Guna
Aimee Sample McPherson
Mexico
Agie
Pee Thee
Evangelist
Orean Park
Agua Prieta
Shea
Dinsath
Fushand
Los Angeles Times
Ponzi Arrested on Ship in New Orleans Disguised Sailor
Charles Ponzi, hiding aboard a ship in New Orleans and disguised as a sailor, faces extradition and prison sentences in Massachusetts and Florida for fraud connected to his coupon scheme. Florida officials seek to send him to Massachusetts to serve a seven to nine year term.
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New Orleans
Page Oney
Mersman
Ponzi
Massachusetts
J.D. Howell
Jacksonville
Florida
Jim
Gharpon
Wantett
Hoston
Salas
John Mitchell
Attorney General’s Office
Han Tan
Charles Ponzt
Italy
Texas
Powst
Ma‘t Ferguson
Margarhusetts
Shell Rock Two Plans Independence Day Celebration
Shell Rock Iowa June 2 local notices announce Shell Rock Township will hold a community exfeter ta dinner and Indian program on Saturday July 3 in celebration of Independence Day. A couple will be chosen by a program committee with Mrs Mary Shank as chairwoman. Members include Mrs Blanche Drewes and several others. Lemonade and code will be supplied as part of the events.
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Shell Rock
Warrone and Athfetic
Iowa
Mary [Shank
Justice of the
Rove
Ars Fair
Armo
Blanche Drewes
Juhn Miller
Mia Nia Ararat
Sas Howard i
Ida Tharp
Libbie
Mary
Fia Mall
Mes
Harry
Iarge Haik
Marea Potter
Hrinkway
Poly
Mype
Georgia
Harty Buillen Ms
Flittie
Local tragedy as rooming house blaze claims life
A fire at a rooming house killed a person yesterday and left others injured. Police and rescue crews evacuated the scene as neighbors watched. The victim was identified as a resident of the building, with investigations underway to determine the cause.
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Ana A
Black prince jailed in Dahomey after U.S. tour
Paris reports that Prince Kolo Tovalon Holloway, once hosted in Chicago, arrived in a Dahomey prison after a fraud spree with a New York and Paris arc. He allegedly swindled victims of about 14 350 dollars, claimed African defense leadership, and faced prior ejectments and a bogus check charge in Chicago and Chivaga.
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Black “Prince
Dahomey
U.S
Paris
Prince
Chicago
Africa
New York
le, Matin
Prince Kolo Tovalon Holloway
Harry N. Knowlton
Moody
la Matin Sage
Coloney
United States
Himelf
Universal Teague
Crees
Marcus Ch vDy
jWho
Atlanta
Prince Tovalow
Chivaga
Nada
Restaurent
Bordeaux
le Matin
Florida man jailed for murder in wife’s death
St. Petersburg Florida June 29 AP Eugene M Blilol millionaire developer and organizer faced preliminary hearings on first degree murder charges in the death of his wife Mrs Elliott who died from a skull fracture after a fall near the Elliott home Police say he claimed she lost her grip and fell and that he ordered her away after her conference with her attorney Divorce filings cited threats of cruelty and infidelity prior to her death
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Eugene M. Blilol
Millonaire
Elliott
Nell
Cnter Bone
Cron
Clearwater
BE. D. Vaughan
Ellott
Vaughan
Eltiote
Jlia
Three Alen Sought for Siskiyou Holdup and Murders
Three men believed to be the Dautremont brothers Roy Ray and Hugh sought for the Siskiyou holdup and four crew murders are under arrest in Gibson City after being traced from a Danville carnival. Police captured them as they slept in a Gibson City lodging house and plan to hand them to federal officers after post arrest identification by Chicago detectives.
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Gibson City
Jogae 29
INS
Roy
Ray
Hugh Daytremont
Southern Pacific
Siskiyou
Carnival
Danville
Alere
Dautremont Brothers
Iapeston
Ryan Dansville
Post-J Qres
Chicagoa
EB. &. Doughferty
Mailway
Governineh
Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus visits Minneapolis amid grand welcome
Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Princess Louise tour Minnesota with 200000 spectators lining routes from St Paul to Minneapolis. They attend a mass meeting at the University of Minnesota and plan a Yellowstone visit, while a narrow ambulance incident in St Paul saves Mrs Leeper and her twins.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Gustavus Adolphus of
Sweden
Mineeapolis
Frank G. Kellogg
St. Paul
Louisa
Minnesota
Minnéapolis
North Star Stata
Prince Adom
Kellogg
Fort Snelling
Memorial Stadium
University of Minnesota
Yellowstone National Park
Hubert Work
Prince
Perth
Crown Prince
Custavus Adolphus
Princess Louise
Frank Leeper
Ai Hospital
Leeper
Secret Service
Crowi Line
Althe
Royal Automobile
Gout Creates Dept to Promote U.S. Films Abroad
Washington June 29 Establishment of a moving picture division in the commerce department to stimulate the film industry abroad was announced by Secretary Hoover. Clarence J. North will head the division and travel to foreign markets to ease import duties and restrictions on American pictures. Dr Iulins Klein will convene industry leaders for plans on government cooperation.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Department of Commerce
United States
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Clarence J. North
Department
Mmost
Iulins Klein
Locke to skip national meet. Nebraska star retires from year
Lincoln Nebraska June 19 ffuppy Relani Leeke world champion sinister of the University of Ne bragka will not race this year but may improve next season University coach Henry H Schulte says Locke’s condition before and after the national collegiate championships in Chicago shows he has done enough running this year Also note a later report of a $12000 gem theft from a New York auto and a Newark veteran ending his life by drinking after moving from North Bend Oregon
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Lincoln
Neb
Relani Leeke
Chatepion Sinister
University of Nebragka
Henry H. Schulte
Schulte
Locke
Philadelphia
Nebraska Comet
Chicago
Weather woes loom with shifting forecasts
A garbled weather snippet hints at temps and unsettled patterns across days near a Tuesday, with stray mentions of locations and times. Despite poor legibility, the fragment implies upcoming temperature variability and possible rainfall.
Lightning Safety From J A Teney Warns Of Safe Spots
Des Moines report quotes State Fire Marshal Teney advising where to hide during electric storms. He notes steel beds or metal cages, center-room locations, and avoiding walls, open windows, and near trees or fences as safer options.
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Des Moines
J. A. Teney
Rom
Hammill delays corn belt committee meeting
Des Moines reports Gov. Hammill will delay a second corn belt committee session until Congress adjourns. He now abandons hope of farm aid legislation passing in the current Congress.
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Des Moines
Hammill
Congress
Cornbell Committee of 22
Judge Holds Decision in Hainline Assault Case
Judge Beem reserved ruling in State of Iowa v Fred Hainline on charges of assault and battery after arguments by Hainline attorney El J Wenner. The case followed a dispute between Hainline and Mrs Hunter at the Forum exchange operated by Hunter and Hainline.
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Jurge JC. Beem
State of Iowa
Fred Hainline
EL J. Wenner
Hainline
Mainline
C.cunter
Hunter
Forum Exchange
Funeral Honor To Bereaved Iowa Farm Family
In the death of their 12 year old daughter Isabelle Sunday evening at the Iowa City hospital, Mr and Mrs Henry Klesy receive sympathy from neighbors. A farming community gathered at the 120 acre farm to help harvest corn using 42 teams of horses and many workers. Women brought meals and assisted the men in work around the home. The girl had been at Iowa City for treatment of spleen and the funeral is set for Wednesday at 10 am in Jesup.
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Isabelle
Iowa University
Osfital
Air
Henry Kles
Wew
Iowa City
Mia Jesup
Family Attends Funeral of Mrs. Anna Lockhart
Alarinach Mrs. Anna Lockuant, Mrs. Daniel Holmes, and Alexander Lockhart attended the funeral of their mother Mrs. Anna Locktach at Cedar Rounds. The service followed her death Sunday at a daughter’s home. Mrs. Lockhart was a longtime Waterloo resident.
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Anna Lockuant
Daniel Holmes
Wenit- Worth Road
Alexander Lockhart
Independence Avenue
Anna Locktach
Cedar Rounds
Sun Jday
Iowa governor pressed on extra session for road bond vote
A Bergman led committee met Gov. Hamill to seek a special session to submit a 100.6 million road bond measure to voters. Officials said not enough legislative backing yet. another meeting and a decision expected by Saturday as Haynes and others push for votes in both houses. Marriage lic: Percy W. Giver and Lulu E. fa. to.
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Des Moines
A. H. Bergman
Jasper County
Hawmily
General Assembly
Iowa
Bergman
Col
Glen Haynes
Iowa Good Roads ‘Association
Charles Rhinehart
Dallas Center
Sheffield
Sovernor
Haynes
Gol
Cummins Rf
Gerner
A. Bo Cumbe
Roosevelt denunciates southern neglect of negro education
Chicago June 29. Col Theodore Roosevelt defends negro rights addressing the NAACP and rebukes southern states for failing to provide educational opportunities. He says denial of civic rights is un-American and threats to equality undermine the nation. In an interview he opposes the world court and previews Wisconsin fair remarks.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
4 Baptist Church
Anor
Roosevelt
World County
Famous Club
America
Tam
Roosevelt Sai
World Court
Br Anneviva
League, of Nations
Ga Velletta
Uhe
Wisconsin
John Blaine
Irvine G. Lenvreat
Senate
Blaine
Hubert la Follette
Court
Lenveat
Bootlegger Given Three Years in Pen
William Heacox, 38, facing liquor violation charges in state, county and federal courts, was sentenced by Judge W. R. Maines to three years at hard labor in Wart Madison penitentiary. He was immediately sent to the state pen.
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Davenport
Tit
William Heacox
Wart Madison Penitentiary
W. R. Maines
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Ware
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London
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American Institute of Homeopathy
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