Violence in Hungarian Parliament Ends with Resignation
In Budapest the cabinet resignation of Premier Ladislaus Von Lukacs followed a day of uproar as deputies clashed with the parliamentary guard. A guard attack left Count Kuhn Von Hedervary injured. protests subsided as the resignation was announced. Separately, U.S. auto exports to South America show large growth with Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay receiving most of the cars and related trucks in the decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Chamber of Deputies
Ladislaus von Lukacs
Count Tisza
von Lukacs
Geroe
Kuhn von Herder
Julius Justh
von Luckacs
United States
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
South America
Buenos Ayres
Rio de Janeiro
Republic of Uruguay
Turkey
China
Train Derailed Near Wallingford Injures Passengers
Five Rock Island coaches left the tracks after a spreading rail west of Wallingford. About fifty aboard. no serious injuries. Engine remained on rails. relief train and medical aid summoned. Traffic to resume in at least eighteen hours.
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Estherville
Rock Island
Wallingford
Here
Emily Rohde
Rock Rapids
EH. Morling
Emmetsburg
Winnipeg
Frank Haller
George Walters
Itas
Mexican constitutionalists seize Amoraville after lengthy battle
Brownsville Texas June 5 Mexican constitutionalists gain control of Matamoros after Federals exhaust ammunition and evacuate. Blanco's forces breach the ferry bridge and push through the market area as Colonel Castro leads a 250 man assault. Five women in Blanco's camp take part in combat. The bull ring and twelve other sites are destroyed by bombs.
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Brownsville
Tex
Matamoras
Market Plaza
Blanco
Castro
Ramos
Huerta
Falcon
Body Pulled From Boone River Near Eagle Grove
The body of George Mayer 18 of Carroll was recovered after three days of searching. He drowned in the Boone river late last week and was carried over a mile downstream. Mayer had been in town about three weeks working at the Morgan hotel.
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Eagle Grove
George Mayer
Carroll
Boone River
Mayer
Morgan Hotel
Fire destroys Quaker Oats elevator at State Center
Fire of unknown origin gutted the Quaker Oats grain elevator at State Center early yesterday. Loss estimated at 12004 dollars, covered by insurance.
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Marshalltown
Quaker Oats Company
State Center
Unclaimed Letters at Webster City Post Office
Unclaimed letters list for the week ending June 3 1918 includes J W Cosson H R Carington Wm Hardin Jr Miss Millie Johnson Mrs Edna LeRoy Mrs Lee Myres James Newell Scrivuer bros I M Thompson. Letters not called for in two weeks will go to the Dead Letter Office Washington DC. We report J W Chalfant showing marked improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster iCity
J. W. Cosson
H. R. Carington
Wm. Hardin, Jr
Millie Johnson
Edna LeRoy
Lee Myres
James Newell
Scrivuer Bros
I. M. Thompson
Washington, D. C
G. Clark
P. M
Johnson Gets Year in Pen for Transportation Crime
Johnson the heavyweight boxing champion was sentenced to one year and one day in Joliet state penitentiary and fined $1000 for violating the Mann white slave act. Judge Carpenter denied a new trial and Johnson will appeal, remaining free on bond while awaiting writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Joliet
Johnson
Carpenter
United States
State Penitentiary
Washington
Leavenworth
Kan
Belle Schrieber
Pittsburgh
Packing House Strikers Meet in Sioux City
Sioux City June 5 Following a conference between Armour and Cudahy heads and a mass meeting of white labor at the packing houses a settlement is expected after a wage increase of 1 cent an hour is proposed If no agreement is reached violence is feared tonight Police have doubled forces at the gates and strict steps were taken to avert fighting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Armour and Cudahy
Overhauling Interiors and the Virtue of Letting Go
The piece argues that hoarding clutters homes and drains energy. It urges giving away old items instead of storing them in garrets or trunks. It highlights wasted effort from lugging, sorting, and clutter that crowds valuable space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Personal Briefs Update From Thursday’s Boone Notebook
Jasper N Bell in town visiting old friends after a spring illness shows improvement. Mrs A Klaas of Woolstock heads to Sandwich Illinois to visit her mother, with Fred Klaas of Sioux City also visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper N. Bell
Stratford
Fred Klaas
Sioux City
M. A. Sparks
Alden
Guy Fowler
Blairsburg
Price Campbell
Kamrar
R. M. Nesbitt
DeSota
W. A. Miller
Wilbur Northup
J. M. Thompson
Emma Johnson
Iowa Falls
Arthur Treanor
R. B. Jones
Chicago
J. B. Hughes
E. H. Hemmen
Ronald
Mr. Hemmen
John Albright
Granada
Minn
Bertha Schweppe
BE. C. Claude
Des Moines
City
P. J. Keough
A. Buell
Ames
The
Town State College
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Rmoml IK
Parliament
Leher
Lar
Latin America
State Department
Mata
J. W.chalfant
Mann
Liberty
Black
James Corisis
Olympia
A. D. Patropulos
Packing House
Hannah Bell
Julia Johnson
George Peterson
Baby
Ellsworth
Arthur Peterson
Mercy Hospital
Peterson
Bert Cantonwine
Winterset
Snow
Methodist
Maude Bowen
Doon
WI House
Cedar Falls
KE. B. Mitchell
Pella
C. M. Coldren
Charles Clost
Irene
Central College
Harold Crost
E. L. Chase
Williams
A. W. Drake
W. H. Cook
Rosalind
Ellsworth College
Rosalind Wil
Lillian L. Crosley
Renwick
Annie C. Smith
Omaha
Sarah Preston
Elwin
Tlnois
W. H.helmick
Amy Frank
Harvey
Selah Mitchell
Harold Crosz
Lois Kelly
Highview
E. F. Royster
Duncombe
Mttler
Esther Yaus
Alice McIntyre
Otho
John Rourke
Fort Dodge
Rayburn Brown
Burleson
Rayburn
Melvin Billings
Drake University
Jane Spicer
Leona Ruppel
Cherokee
Bess Lyon
Etta Young
Harrf Schaffner & Marx
Webster
City Electric Light,& Water Works
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