Reed's a Marplot in Missouri Senate Race
In a Missouri primary battle former governor Woodrow Wilson urges Democrats to reject Reed as a marplot and to back a nominee deemed true to Democratic principles. Reed counters that Wilson is dragging Missouri into a harmful campaign. Wilson’s letters and Reed’s campaign openings frame the Aug. 1 primary contest between Reed and Breakenridge Long.
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Associated Press
St Louis
United States
James Reed
Kent Wilson
Lon V. Stephens
Missouri
Wilson
Red End
Breakenridge Long
Stephens
Cape Girardeau
Reed
Modern
Blizzard Trial Opens Third Week of Treason Case
In Charlestown West Virginia the William Blizzard treason trial enters its third week as 55 witnesses describe the armed march halted by battles along the Boone and Logan border. The trial centers on mine union officials moved from Logan and Kanawha to Jefferson county with Blizzard the sole defendant to date.
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Charlestown
W. Va
Wiliam Blizzerd
Boone
1Losah
Logan
Kanawhal
Jefferson County
Dawes Vows to Finish Budget Work by July 1
General Dawes, head of the budget bureau, says he will pack up and return home by July 1 after delivering his final report to the president. He denies seeking any other offices such as secretary of the treasury or Federal Reserve chairman. He vows to stick to his program and complete the economic work in Chicago.
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Washington, D. C
Charles G. Dawes
Budget Bureau
Teddy
the Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Chicago
Dawes
Washington
Funeral draws 2000 for slain Iowa teacher Rebecca Nelson
Two thousand people crowded the Norwegian Lutheran church in Northwood Iowa for the funeral of Rebecca Nelson killed at her school. About 1500 waited outside as Ervin Bonker, the rejected suitor, is jailed in Mason City awaiting trial. The service honored Rebecca and her mother Mrs Nelson Loward, noted for Christian forgiveness toward Bonker’s family.
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Associated Press
Northwood
Rebecca Nelson
Ervin
Bonker
Mason City
Wyn
Vivasaker
Nelson Loward
Rebecca
Borker
Mrs. Bonker
Injunctions Sought to Keep Sunday Movies Open
Iowa Supreme Court heard ex parte arguments to restrain Ames Grinnell allies from enforcing Sunday movie bans. Ames theater manager Joe Gerbracht appeals two fines of 2 and 100 dollars from Des Moines district court. The court took the cases under advisement.
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Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Ames
Grinnell
Supreme Court
Lwoi
Joe Gerbracht
Mr. Hlank
iGerbrecht
Fort Dodge pugilist shot while fleeing arrest in Lehigh
Jack Fugit a Fort Dodge heavyweight boxer was shot in the right hip by Lehigh town marshal Robert Longstaff during an arrest for drunkenness. The bullet pierced the flesh as Fugit attempted to run away. he was hospitalized and reported resting easily with no serious injury. He was scheduled to headline a boxing card in Fort Dodge.
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Fort Dodge
Jack Fugit
Robert Longstaff
Lehigh
Fugit
Nic
Longstaff
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Pugit
American Legion
Athletic Club
Martin Hawke
Des. Moines
Boy Electrocuted Climbing Utility Pole
Ja Mays Albert E. Tharp, 8, of this city, was electrocuted last night when his body touched a high tension wire after he and other boys climbed a pole. Death was instantaneous and his body burned.
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Sectour Rapids
Ja. Mays
Albert E. Tharp
Frank Tharp
Moffatt Urges Big Flier Aid in Senate Request
Washington reports Admiral William Moffatt urged a 16 954 000 appropriation for naval aviation before the Senate Appropriations Committee. He cited a 4 000 566 increase over House totals to fund new planes expand air stations and advance research. Archbishop Keane of Dubuque returns from Europe via Lapland after Rome papal events and travel through Italy and France.
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Washington
DD. C
R. S
Naval Aviati
Senate
William Moffatt
Naval Pureau of Aeronautics
Moffatt
House
New York
A. J. Keane
Dubuque
Lapland
Italy
France
Rome
Beneflict
Pius III
Iuwa
Two Killed in Raid in Ulster Province
A Ulster constabulary officer and a man believed to be a Republican were killed during a raid on a house at Castle Caulfield in County Tyrone Ulster province. Armed men carried out the assault.
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Ulster
Uister Constabulary
Castle Caufield
Tyrone
Weather Bulletin Predicts Muddy Surfaces After Showers
The Weather Bureau forecast showers tonight and Tuesday across towns including Albert City Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport and La Crosse with no large temperature change. Light rainfall may make roads muddy in the near term and officials warn of slick surfaces in affected areas.
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U.S. Department of Agricultura Weather Bureau
Harlesity
Albert Jica
Minn
Algona
Charles Pity
Cedar Davenport
Deg Moinexw
Tabuqug
Kbaal
la Crosse
Wis
Mssen
Marshal Town
New Dampton
Postville
Waterlet
Waverly
MARRY
Honda
Iowa News Briefs From Des Moines and Surrounding Areas
Police detained 59 intoxicated individuals on Des Moines streets over the weekend, raising total arrests to 44. In Glenwood a farmer died in a crash associated with a standoff of alchohol and disease claims. In other Iowa items a leather factory is proposed by local officials Chandler Keliarten and Irvin. New York notes gold mining gear ordered for gravel pits near Gisettinger. A Des Moines crash injured seven people when a vehicle struck a machine at WH Street corner. Capital City fair committee secretary discussed county event details.
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Ats
Moines
Glenwood
Wes Stevor
Ouumwa
WL Chandler
Keilerten
C. W. Irvin
New York
Gisettinger
Alt. Vievne
Bernard Smith
Denver
Tes Moines
Tae City
Coakies Fishay
Vasadena
Cal
W.F. Weary
Comanty Fair
Oklahoma
Ponca City
Okla
Jay
Cerres
Here
Lexas
Fort Worth
Tex
Po- Hee
Weatherford
Davenport Pastor Resigns Prep for Olean Church
Davenport Calvary Baptist pastor A Frank Slauser resigns effective July 1 after three years in Davenport. Rev Notser, civic leader and former street car strike commissioner member, will lead at First Baptist Church in Olean New York.
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Davenport
Frank Slauser
Calvary Baptist
Cleveland
Notser
Governors Commission
Olean
N.Y
Town Gains 24000 Farm Loan Money
Washington May proval of 37 advances for agricultural and livestock purposes aggregating 1,785,000 was announced by the War Finance Corporation. Distribution included Indiana 44000, Town 24000, Wansas 24000, Minnesota 99800, Nebraska 336900, South Dakota 73000 and Wisconsin 72000.
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Washington
D. C
War Finance Corporation
Indiana
Town
Wansas
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Five Injured When Two Autos Collide In Suburbs
Sioux City Iowa May 8. One woman and four men were seriously injured Sunday when two autos collided on a military paved road in the suburbs of Sioux City. Cleo Leete, driver of one car, was arrested and charged with intoxication and reckless driving. All the injured will recover.
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Sioux Citty
Sioux City
Cleo Leete
70000 Homeless in South Flood Areas Reported
New Orleans and Mississippi Louisiana relief bodies announce about 70000 homeless due to Mississippi River floods. Of the total 40000 are fed sheltered and clothed by Red Cross and other groups. 30000 remain outside refugee camps awaiting aid.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Mississippi
Louisiana
Red
Crags
Urge Russians to Accept Terms and Not Break Parley
The Paris conference faces delays as French and Belgian observers expect evasive replies and a possible end to talks. A plenary session is planned to hear the economic commission report and speeches by Lloyd George and others amid pessimistic French sentiment about England's policies.
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Economic Commission
Lloyd George
France
Paris
Wagfnand
Phillippe Millet
Petit Parisien
Llnud George
Matin
England
Reynolds Optimistic on Trade Future
George M. Reynolds, president of Continental & Commercial National Bank, returns from California to say business is on the upswing due to an improved farmer situation. He notes farmers have new heart as prices rise, grain markets recover, and many loans are liquidated, stressing farmers account for about 40 percent of national buying power.
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International News Wire
Chicago
California
George M. Reynolds
Continental & Commercial National Bank
Reynolds
Sisters End Lives After Mother's Death in Padua
Countess Morrisini and her sister killed themselves in their Padua mansion, unable to live without their mother. Found in bed by servants, each sister held a revolver, and physicians ruled the shots were fired simultaneously.
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London
Countess Morrisini
Padua
Rome
Standard Oil Raises Gasoline Price by One Cent
Chicago May 8 Standard Oil of Indiana announced a one cent a gallon increase in gasoline prices bringing the average to 22 to 24 cents per gallon. The move follows a similar rise by Sinclair and officials expect a widespread one cent hike across other firms.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Sinclair Company
Standard Oil
School Children to Advertise Pageant
A Chicago report says school children from Iowa Illinois Kentucky Missouri Wisconsin Indiana Michigan will be asked to sign a petition to support a pageant advertisement program.
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Chicago
Iowa
Illinois
Kentucky
Missouri
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Cedar Rapids Gas Station Held Up by Bandit
Joseph Pachatek, owner of a Cedar Rapids oil station, was robbed at about 10 p m by a masked bandit who beat him with a revolver and escaped with more than $100 from the station safe. Pachatek gave police a description of the attacker.
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Cedar Rapids. Ja
Joseph Pachatek
Pachatek
Des Moines Set for 25th State Medical Women Meeting
In Des Moines on May 3 the twenty-fifth annual meeting of the State Society of Town Medical Women will convene. Society president is Josephine Wetmore Rust of Mason City.
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Ies Moines
State Society of Town Medical Women
Josephine Wetmore Rust
Mason Cit
Glazier Nominated as Fort Madison Postmaster
President Harding names Dell P. Glazier for Fort Madison postmaster. Washington dispatch notes Glazier's nomination amid administrative moves in Iowa.
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Glazier
Fort Madison P.D
Washington
Children Led on Futile Journey to White House
A group of child crusaders visited the White House in May to inform the president of their mission. They were told to relay their message to Mate Richards Oblare, who leads the band accompanying the visitors. He said they would continue daily visits on the president’s guidance.
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Washington
Agai the Children Crusaders
Wiite House
Mae
Mate Richards
White House
Xeoxhem
Insurance of Davison Estate Tops $2 Million
New York report says financier Henry P Davison of J.P. Morgan & Co died after brain surgery. Estate valued at about $11 million carries $2 million in insurance. Public notice indicates the insurer and the amount, with details to be announced in forthcoming papers.
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United Press
York
Jenry
P. Davison
P. Moregan &.Co
Jett
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