Nebraska primary shapes battle for senator seat
Washington reports Nebraska voters face a gli g variegated Senate race with Democrat Gilbert M Hitchcock likely to be renominated while Republicans split. Gustafson from the Grain Growers and Howell of Omaha lead a progressive split, with Jefferies and Davis as other GOP contenders. The outcome will show farmer and urban strength in the party.
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Mark. Sullivan
Washington, DC
Nebraska
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Senate
Hitchcock
Committee On Foreign Relation
League of Nations
Washington
E. H W. Gustafson
Gustafson
American Farm Bureau Federation
United States Grain Growers’ Association
American— Form Bureau Federation
Mr. Gustafson
Teague
Brockhart
Iowa
Frazier
McCumber
North Dakota
Robert B. Howell
Howell
United States
United States Naval Academy
Republican Party
Republican National Committee
Omaha
Albert W. Jefferies
Jefferies
University of Michigan
Congress
Ini
Clarence J. Davis
Arthur 5. Wray
Ueopyright
New York Evening Post. Inc
Courier delivery timing and redelivery policy
The notice states home delivery by 6 30 pm and offers a reprint if the paper is late due to carrier error or other cause. Patrons should call 3330 to request a replacement copy and must contact the office before 6 30 pm.
Gives Up Command of American Fleet in Asiatic Waters
Rear Admiral Straus has completed his tour of duty and is ordered home. Vice Admiral Anderson will take command as tensions rise in Chinese waters after shells struck American buildings in Canton last week.
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Asiatic Waters
Washington, D. C
Straus
Jacob Gould Schurman
China
Canton
É .Anderson
Lie
Pickett Reappointed on Board for State Historical Society
Gov. Kendall announced nine appointments to the State Historical Society board. Reappointed are Charles E. Pickett Waterloo John M. Grimm Cedar Rapids H Q Weaver Wapello Mrs Lillian Cary Dubuque A G Slinton Pickett and Weav er three others. Two year terms. The society preserves Iowa history and educates the public.
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Des Moines
Curat ‘Tors
The
State Historical Society
Kendall
Charles E. Pickett
Waterloo
Mary H. Johnston
Humboldt
H. Q. Weaver
Wapello
Helen S. Taylor
Bloomfield
John M. Grimm
Cedar Rapids
Lillian Clark Cary
Dubuque
William G. Kerr
Stundy Center
Mary _§soon
Estherville
A. G. Slinton
Pickett
Grimm
Weaver
Iowa
Truck Driver Killed Crossing Train Near Grade Crossing
A truck driver, Stephen Hruska, 28, married, was killed while attempting to beat a Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul train No. 33 at a crossing one mile west of Lawler, Iowa. The track was demolished. the train halted within yards and the body was taken to Lawler for official handling. Conductor W. A. Malthouse and crew were on board.
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Catmar
Chicago
Hruska
To Insist on Closing Bible College Mine
Boone Iowa June 30 W G Hardie board member of the Iowa District U M W A arrived home and announced he would insist on closing the Biblical college non union wagon coal mine near Boone He will also visit another nearby mine to push closure This marks the first time Boone county mines operated during the strike controversy.
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Boone
W. G. Hardie
Iowa
United Mine Workers of America
Biblical College Nonunion
Hardie
Boone County
Des Moines Firemen Injured Battling Hay Blaze
Two Des Moines firemen were injured early today fighting a hay fire at the Pease Hay Commission company. Ten carloads of baled hay were destroyed and the building sustained damage. Injured are William Hunt and P. J. Morris.
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Des Moines
Twwo
Pease Hay Commission Company
William Hunt
P. J. Morris
Prisoners Escape from Keokuk Jail
Two inmates escaped the Lee county jail in Keokuk Iowa last night after binding and gagging the keeper and picking three locks. The escapees are Robert Pringle charged with breaking and entering and C Worley a suspect in the local Standard Oil company safe robbery last month.
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Keokuk
Lee County
Robert Pringle
C. Worley
Standard Oil Company
Wilton jury awards Bessie Loveless 20680 after husband’s electrocution
A jury in Wilton awarded Bessie Loveless 20680 following her husband’s electrocution caused by a Hive wire. The town faces bonds to cover the judgment as Lutherans split over lending their minister to a different congregation and formed another church.
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Wilton
Bessie Loveless
Immigrants Swarm Toward New York Quarantine Line
Immigrants mass outside the three mile limit as a fleet of liners gathers at Stapleton. The midnight entry opens a yearly quota of immigrants with three percent of each country’s U S population permitted, and a four month cap of twenty percent. Ships include the President Wilson Argentina Dante Alighieri King Alexander Cante Rossi Colombo Nieuw Amsterdam and many others with thousands awaiting admission.
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United Press
Stapleton
N. Y
New York
United States
Wilson
Argentina
Dante Alighieri
Alexander
Colombo
Amsterdam
Indictments Put Seven Larceny Charges on Brokers
New York June 30 grand jury returned seven counts of grand larceny in the first and second degrees and nine counts of bucketing against E B Dier and Henry J Lawrence, former partners of E Dier & Co. Bench warrants issued. attorneys told to bring them to court for bail. Benjamin E Shrimpton and Adam Ricklin indicted on nine bucketing charges.
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New York
EB. D. Dier
Henry J. Lawrence
E. D. Dier & Co
Supreme Court
Grand
Benjamin _E- Shrimpton
Diet Concern
Adam Rcklin
Weers
Ammonia Bottle Foils Ottumwa Safe Cracker Gang
Burglar bandits entered the Standard Oil offices in Ottumwa Iowa last night but failed to rob the safe when a bottle of ammonia inside the safe exploded. The fumes hindered police as they inspected the rooms at about 8 o clock this morning. This marked the third break in at the office in the last nine months with prior successes on two occasions.
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Ottumwa
Standard O Company
Mexican Bandit Frees 85 Captives Near Tampico
Mexican rebels under Gen Gorozave release 85 prisoners from the Pecoro camp of the Corona Oil Co near Tampico. Six Americans were among the captives, and the State Department was advised of the action.
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Washington, D. C
Gorozave
Pecoro
Corona Oi
Tampico
State Department
Borah Opens Only Quidcy Fight in Senate Subsidy Clash
Senator Borah declared a fight against the ship subsidy bill as President Harding pressed to win farmer support. He accused a group of senators of trying to gag senate debate on the measure while Western farm organizations prepared to tell farmers of the bill’s claimed benefits after a White House dinner.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Boral
Harding
Borah
Senate
White House
Congress
De Valera Leads Rebels in Dublin Civil War Clash
Insurgents under Eamon de Valera seize key sites in Dublin and declare war on Collins government. Four Courts building blown up while Free State forces capture most of the city. casualties reported as fighting spreads to outside towns.
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London
Winston Spencer Churchill
House of Commons
Ireland
Dublin
Free State
Ceca
Drogheda
Vain Courts
Irish Republican Army
Free Sii
Rory O'Connor
Liam Mellowes
United Press
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
de Valera
Collins
Great Britain
Hasly
Dublini
Donegal
Letterkinbey
Buncrana
Blae Rock
Four Courts
Associated Press
Central News
Cummins Attacks Wage Board Over Strike Penalties
The Wage Board faced sharp criticism from Cummins and Senate foes as it moved to penalize strikes. Critics argued the act overreaches authority and could threaten union leaders, with senators calling the action unwarranted and a potential step toward forced labor.
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Washington
Jana
Railroad Labor Board
Con- Fresa
Cineming
Cummins
Frazier Grips Early Lead in North Dakota Primary
Fargo North Dakota June 30 Lynn J Frazier veteran recalled governor took the early lead for the Republican senatorial nomination over U S Senator Porter J McCumber with returns from the league state headquarters and Grand Forks Herald. The Fargo Courier News said Frazier's nomination is practically certain by more than 16009 votes while Gov R A Nestos led in the gubernatorial contest over Baker.
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Fargo
N. D
Lynn J. Frazier
League
North Dakota
U. S
Porter
J McCumber
Grand Forks Herald
Frazier
Fargo Courier-News
Leaguea
Freziér
R. A. Nestos
BLFB
Baker
Kelley Sentenced After Parole Breach in Anamosa
Kelley taken to Anamosa to begin serving a suspended sentence for breaking and entering after parole agent Lampman found he did not meet the board requirements. Judge Wood had granted the chance to reform without immediate penalty.
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Manchester
Kelley
Anamosa
Toray
Wood
L Lampman
Board of Parole
Dawes Leaves Budget Office for Chicago Return
General Charles G. Dawes, director of the budget in its first year, completed his Washington duties and prepared to return to Chicago to resume private business. He said he was leaving his troubles behind as he believes the heavy work of establishing the budget system has been accomplished.
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Washington, D. C
Charles G. Dawes
Washington
Chicago
Gen. Dawes
Day Indigestion of Ming Trouble of Young Readers
Detroit June 30 The Associated Press reports mental indigestion among high school students due to reading sweets and deserts. Carrie Be Scott Indianapolis public library chief urged librarians to curate a nourishing mental diet to foster good citizenship and literature appreciation at the American Library Association convention. The convention ends tomorrow with officer elections and committee reports.
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Associated
Detroit
Mich
Carrie BE
Scott
Indianapolis
Backing claims spark injunctive fight in Waterloo bus case
Miss Helen Schultz half owner of Red Ball Transportation testifies her firm began operations between Waterloo Cedar Falls two weeks ago and that she and Magnus Schultz own the company. Opposing lawyers argue about patronage and schedules as Johnson Motorbus and Red Ball seek to dissolve the injunction amid alleged unlawful competition and possible monopoly.
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Jlhienton
Judes G. Wy Wood
Operaton
Higa
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Motorbus Company
Johnson Motorbus Company
Red Ball ‘Transportation Company
Rivi
Ford
Red Ball Company
Johnson
Red Bull
J. B. Newman
Johnson Bus Inn
S. T. Mears
K. Batt
Helen Schultz
Red Ball Transportation Company
Charles Cuy
Magnus Schultz
Waverly
Charles City
Cellar Falls
Mastorbus Company
Miss Schultz
W. Jf. Merner
Motorhus Company
Paul Ryberg
Aske
Black Hawk
Inclenson Ant Red Bail Companies
Johnson Bus
Hawks call off game. doubleheader set for Sunday
The Valley league park game was called off at noon by Hawks manager Pat Ragan. He announced a Sunday doubleheader with Marshalltown at single admission, with the first game starting at 2 16 p.m.
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Valley League Park
Pat Ragan
Hawks
Marshalltown
Waterloo Banker Doud Threatened Self Harm Before Disappearance
Relatives of Charles P. Doud, a Buckeye banker missing after hiring a boat, report he threatened to end his life if his hospitalized wife did not improve. His relatives, including four brothers in law Amos and Frank Cobb, arrived from Eldora to aid in the search as authorities consider drowning likely. No body found as search continues.
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Charles PL Doud
Buckeye
Firft
Waterlon
Amos
Frank Cobb
Vieinly
Amos Cobb
Doud
Tadapandence
Waterloo
Mississippi River
Minneapolis
Keokuk
Walkout by I. C. Shop Still a Question in Waterloo
The impact of a possible tomorrow walkout by railroad shopmen, maintenance of way and station men in Waterloo centers on LIM New Central shops, reportedly 160 percent unionized. No strike ballot yet. another ballot on working conditions previously occurred. The official timing for a potential walkout is 10 a.m. Saturday per the American Federation of Labor headquarters.
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Waterloo
Limnejs Central
Tabway
Department of the American Federation of Labor
Unions Refuse IO Recognize Board Order
Chicago reports that shop crafts leaders refuse to delay the threatened nationwide strike of 400000 railroad shopmen and challenge the railroad labor board to coerce workers. Compromise rumors circulate as the board convenes with union and railroad executives amid White House backing.
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Associated Prone
Chicago
B. M. Jewell
United States
Thalway Iabor Board
Washington, D. C
White House
Railroad Labor Board
B. MM. Tewali
United States Circuit
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroa Labor Board
Jewell
Fae Transportation Act
Labor Board
United States Railroad Labor Board
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Chicago Bee
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I. C. Shop
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Ben Hooper
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