Oelwein Daily Register (Newspaper) - April 28, 1933, Oelwein, Iowa cooler nnd eastern portions Rising tempera In north VOL 229 Wire Report of TOD ATS Important of the World Printer Service OELWEIN FAYETTE COUNTY FRIDAY APRIL 28 1933 STATE TROOPS CALLED OUT IN FARM DISORDER MARTIAL LAW IN PLYMOUTH Emissary Court Hot in And Hanged Ven Almost Dcs Moines April Clyde L Herring today is a proclamation declaring law in Plymouth where 200 national have been as ordered as the result qf farm unrest The governor dispatched Col Glenn C Haynes ofIhe governors to Sioux City by airplane with orders to mobilize a machine gijn company of 100 men and pro ceed at once to the LeMars area to take charge of martial law t want it expressly understood the governor said that this gang which outraged Judge is not a representative group of Iowa farmers It entirely of hoodlums j In his proclamation the gover characterized the assault on Judge Bradley as a vicious and criminal conspiracy endangering his life and threatening a breakdown of law and order j Detailing the troops to Brig Gen Charles II Grahl who will direct forces from here the governor instructed him to take such lion and use such force as he may deem necessary Me will protect any anil all property officers cil and men from unlawful in and will rarest all per sons engaging in violence intimi dation and interference with tho enforcement of the laws Vesting the troops with author ity to make arrests the governor also granted the power to extend 011 command of counties adjacent to Plymouth county ROOSEVELT AND HERRIOT AGREE IN STATEMENT Gov Herrings Proclamation Calling Out State Troops In Plymouth County Finance Minister Guido Jung of Italy who is on the way to the United States to represent his country at the series of nomic conference parleys President Roosevelt is holding at Washington Interviewed by reporters as he sailed from Genoa Jung said he was Under very strict orders from Premier Mussolini to do very little talking before he sees President Roosevelt and r S To r Com mon fo All By H Washington D C April UP Determination of the Am erican and French governments to press forward vigorously toward solution of common problems in war debts tariffs nnd in f money standards was expressed today in joint statements President and fonn Premier Herriot were issued The progress on war j by Two statements j first indicated discussions IOWA RECRUITS ARRIVE AT CAMP Over One Hundred amp In Preparation For The second is lied at the white house just be fore M Herriot left Washington lor his return to Franco reported as complete an understanding as nnd a promise to con collaboration on a world j wide basis The statements as have earlier ones said that the conclusion of definite agreements on the various j problems studied is being reserved tor the world economic which meets in in Lon don I The object of this London con Terence Mr and M j Herriot agreed must be to bring j about a rapid revival of world ac and the raising of world prices by diminishing all sorts of a impediments to international com merce such as tariffs quotas and exchange restrictions and by the of a normal fi and monetary situation The statements revealed that la April More than 700 farmers from at least four counties mobilized at noon today on the farm of William Durham around which for two wooks fanners have gathered to prevent foreclosure They denied they were armed la April troops a flexible first continent of civilian the martial law conservation corps recruits were I problems studied at the their to info the routine of camp Franco American discussions life at Kofi Dos today One hundred and four youth in age from 18 to were gelling acquainted another inspecting new clothing problems with DCS Moines la April UP of thc governors mation Whereas there now exists in Plymouth county of this state and territory adjacent thereto breaches enforcement by certain in and large groups and a vicious and criminal conspiracy and assault has been made upon a judge of the district court of Plymouth county Iowa while in the discharge of his official duties his life and threaten ing a complete breakdown of all law and order and the department of civil authorities local eace officers and are to enforce the laws and have requested military aid to re establish peace restore law ami order protect public and private property and to protect civil cers in the administration of the laws of this state and Whereas the territory involved requires the presence of the mili tary forces of thc state in order to maintain the public peace and to breaches of the peace arid to reestablish law Therefore I Clyde L Henins governor of the state cf Iowa virtue of the authority and powers conferred on mo as governor bv the laws of the sovereign state of Iowa do hereby proclaim martial law for the territory county Iowa and territory adja and I do hereby order and direct the adjutant general Brigadier General Charles H will be asserted Grahl to place such troops on duly in Plymouth county Iowa and territory adjacent hereto distribu ting them in such localities as will render them most effective for pro serving the public peace and en forcing law and order He will take such action and use such force as he may deem He will protect any and all prop erty officers citizens and men from unlawful interference and will arrest all persons engaging in acts of violence intimidation and interference with the enforcement of the laws He will assembling and loitering of per sons when in his judgment tho is necessary The and good order will bo upon all occasions and throughout the county and no in will be permitted with officers nnd men in the discharge j ofthe dnies under this order The rule cf martial law shall be in and extended to all parts of the territory of Plymouth county Iowa and territory adjacent there to insofar a si the same is sary for the execution of this proclamation Tho adjutant gen cral is further directed and order ed to assist all peace officers in the apprehension and arrest of all persons violating the law in Ply mouth county Iowa and territory adjacent thereto The dignity and authority of the state will be maintained and her power to all lawless ness within her border must and SENATE DEFEATS SOLDIERS BONUS RIDER 60 TO 28 New Navy Chief Hill Attached To Was Today lKj Decisively Washington April UP Administration votes in the today beat down veterans bo nus rebellion and defeated a rider to tlin currency inflation for immediate cash payment of wards of to former soldiers The vote was GO to 28 The vote removes the asL seri obstacle to speedy adoption of j the unprecedented inflation plan j sponsored by the administration to I raise commodity prices by cuing the American dollar The immediate cash payment offered by Senator Robinson is not mnn Like other sections of thd proposed inflation plan it would j have been discretionary with dent Roosevelt sate the soldiers The announcement dent Roosevelt would not use tlic compensation power if it wore granted to him changed the sena lineup on The first votes cast were solidly against the bonus amendment By the time advocates of the had gained eight votes its oppo nents had rVed up 24 and as the roll call continued the rout became complete BREAK BETWEEN PRESIDENT AND SENATOR GLASS Money Bids tnr To tide The Democrats As It Did Mice I ViceAdmiral William H Standley who has been appointed new Chief of Naval Operations the highest command to succeed Ad miral William Pratt who reached the retirement age on March 1 However Secretary of the Navy Swanson announced Admiral Pratt will be retained pending definite ac tion by the Geneva Disarmament Conference MUSIC AT IOWA CITY Py RAYMOND CLAPPER United Press Staff Correspondent Washington April UP The break over inflation between President Roosevelt of Virginia was re today as a first rink cal event potent with possibilities H is not expected to check powerful administration forces in driving through the pending meas ure Senator Glass ras insistent that he had not broken with hm party ami that he still retained his love and respect for LIs chief in the white house Hut he has drawn the issue sharply between inflation and so called sound money Conservative survivors of the dynasty have been here hammering for days at the armor of the Roosevelt admini stration trying to make an issue of inflation They found tho bul warks impregnable j Now from inside the party has come the attack which threatens to tear the money issue wide open Senator Glass Thc nursing sore sinus that ro suited from yesterdays smallpox and typhoid shots I I Of examined yesterday only five were found unlit for the rigorous work nhead of the re were debts i policies to with one international trade clothing problems pro methods for coordination of a cen tral bank policy of unemployment Continued on Puce TwOi grapevine communication sys emits They wore given return Hin developed during thc past year tickets and money to for their similar to revolutionary war while en route homo Assignment Lo duties uas to bo Col the war mous of was al work More farmers were arriving every few minutes as first state troops arrived to establish martial law of this latest develop ment Brig en Charles 11 Oral immediately dispatched from Des Moines a detachment of II ors of the medical corps While no official announcement was that the stale feared blood shed and riot would result from martial law il was reported the state was hiking no i Col Hayes with machine gunners arrived nl P M and was met by Col Gor don Hollar and companies of infantrymen The streets were pa trolled No effort was made immediately lo disperse congregation on iho farm although orders given tjio troops by Gov Clyde L J all congregations of farmers to be broken up A critical atmosphere prevail ed county not affiliated wii the strik went about their spring work as usual They arc now in the midst of the corn planting sea son To gathered at the court house where County At torney 10 P Murray was said to indictments against men Judge diaries C who was up by a rope night attended the conference shaken by his experience and attempting to conceal bruises ho walked into the court house with the announcement that he was not hurt was gin today according fo Ilent Smith iti charge of Kort Des contingent i Company Clerks cooks and other workers will be selected tho j ranks according to previous traini ing and adaptability he i Iowa recruits from Corrp Black Hawk and lies uie undergoing similar exper today at Korl knelling i Minn and those from nnd counties at Korl Crook Nov j i i H 10 Killinger secretary of i today fowa emergency relief committee i major heading the Iowa work his statement today that no further would notification was the United Stales do in Washington FEWER DRUNKS SINCE APRIL 7 NATIONS MAY PAY IN SILVER Moratorium On Debt Payments Will Ac cept Silver CHOSE DEATH TO JAIL 111 In fc Mar To 1 ate Festival fo jir Iowa City la Approximately Survey Shows Iess Drunks Since of And Ioss Hard Liquor Chicago April Saturday night drunkard who slept it off in Sunday morning bay become less and less common since the return of beer made until from of IX C j since April j cases THREE WOUNDED IN BANK HOLDUP Sheriffs Posse Machine fun In Pursuit tank fc la April companies of national guard men moved into today to martial law In Plymouth county and adjacent territory with orders to prevent tanners who Gov Clyde L Herring curtly as hoodlums not farmers The troops were under command of Col Glenn veteran of Rainbow DivisiA and Maj Ralph A Lancaster of the Adju tant Generals staff One of the detachments was a machine gnu company I The military contingent composed fit 100 infantrymen of of Sioux City I p of Sheldon Machine Gun Company M and A vBntnllion Headquarters Company both of Sioux City 1 While militia was Ins at Governor Clyde I1 wrs closeted with his ci ou Pago a number the i Minn April UP posse hurtled over country roads today in pursuit of 1 four machine gun bandits who i shot up Iho town wounding three persons niter a holdup of the j Klein Bank The was while holdup was still in progress in response toa burglar alarm Two townsmen poured of rounds of rifle fire bandit lo asc tiny of were hit The hank was held up three months to the day j I The bandits an estim They slugged nit Cashier Roy 0 When they found the town the alarm they I gun fho up and down the streets but were unable to stop the fire of Kenneth Christian and John Thomas who sniped at them from a hotel roof Those wounded Joe Havi don merchant Hans grain dealer and a man known jls was hit seriously The bandits terrorized half a dozen in the Ing Leo As the turn Press survey intoxication arrests in cilies have declined sharply thc brew became 7 Reports of also have fallen off indica ing less consumption of hard liquor v freer consumption on the other hand has maintained a steady pace after the first rush of the April S weekend reports from brewers indicated With summer approach ling police officials and beer dis felt beer drinking wil continue at its present flow am i will increase j In Chicago prohibition official said that there was a marked de i crease in gin and whisky drinking said the number of persons arrested on intoxication charges i about half that of probeer days They had no record of how suc racketeers had been ii muscling in on thc legal hooi trade but said that un doubtedly were making a desper ate 11 tempt to profit from the new brew in New York 2 drunkenness charges arrests wore rec and I he same number to K Twenty cases of alcohol 1 Milwaukee one porson was heer returned llc Jrink oss have St Paul and Mimic reported a decline in drunk clubs for songs which patrons may join in singing and were more coni Contl Eight that attendants vial and happy In Des beer made a belated return authorities salu the brew had little oi thc citys customary tempo Distribu tors reported fallen off Mm first rush Police sai nud received no reports coring By JOSEPH United Press Staff Correspondent Washington D c April toward solution ol the war debt tariff and disarm ament problems were evident to day as first fruits of President series of talks with three foreign statesmen Thc white house has approved i congressional measure permitting war debtors to pay in silver their June IB installment of also their arrears from last De cember Hut no moratorium is planned Silver now sells fpr M cents Dei ounce Under the pending plan treasury may credit thc debtor nl the rate of 50 cents per ii silver prices do not advance be fore June 15 this arrangement will afford tho debtors a reduction Former Premier Herriot ot France night after talk ing with Mr Roosevelt that an international tariff truce seemed likely it would prevent the lions from raising their tariffs bargaining purposes before during the world to meet in Six Mouths Terni Contempt Of Court economic per cent u a for Hit Jordan Minn April Calrk S Min and her husband and two children chose death rather than face thc shame of a six months sentence for contempt of courl imposed on Mrs Clark as a Foshay mail fraud trial juror Their bodies were found in a closed automobile parked in a lonely grove near here Thursday night four days after the disappearance which occurred on the eve of Mrs Clarks scheduled surrender to start her term Carbon monoxide gas pumped into the motor car through a gar den hose attached to the exhaust had ended peacefully the lengthy fight of the Minneapolis house wife to escape the penalty for concealing her former connection with a Foshay enterprise while being examined for jury service i All indications pointed to a i suicide pact by the family which jumped into national notoriety after Mrs Clarks insistence on j acquittal had deadlocked the jury in Ibe first trial of Mrs Clarks husband Clark who had spent his lar and gone deeply into save her he w Washington April UP President Roosevelt threw his powerful influence into the soldiers bonus fight in tho senate j today as administration opposition to Ihc proposed bonus rider broke into Ihc open Majority Loader Robinson an he was authorized to say of llu elision division that the president j under tho new opposed the plan to use proposed j ilan wil Ibe no treasury notes to pay to soldiers awarded In each given the i e I publicans a future political text of which much is likely to be heaid even he took pains to dib I associate himself auti i inflation activities of the Hoover In April activities of e secretary of treasury anti 110 high schools are J the administration expected to compete in the as a break with events in the state high school money campaign music festival at the of i President Roosevelt was elected I Iowa May University of to 5 it was announced r Senator Glass spoko today E ias the federal ve ill the tlle senate authority nia on me SECRET POLICE TO GUARD NAZI on bank was air Roose filst for secretary ot class who refused to serve both group and individual winning I this will bo ranked as sulas e statesman whose deep i excellant sood or average give the force of con dynamite lo what he says spoke as the inau who with won ageing hand wrote the I D last debt D in views ot basis for i reduction of Wednesday that the United would sign a consultative an to consult with if peace wore H would disarm his sought souch n Herriot and Prime cf Canada leave Washing Ion today after a series of silo with Mr Roosevelt M who wls to have one Ins with Ibe president HiN promised a formal state bis he discussions Tbo Canadian was tho honor I it a white house icr last night Ho and Mr sought to lay tariff reaty Thus ends first group of i of international will bring envoys of eight ore nations to Washington dur the next mouth ives of Germany Italy ind iia are now on route to Ameri talks are designed lo y a basis for at tbo economic conference Chairman Pittman of the senal relations committee caled the or the debtors U iit silver Three ad vantages were foreseen of the Pi 11 inn n amendment is embodied in Uie Thomas Hon They are Rv making payments in silv er the debtors will avoid ou Page Eight c Howland a id blanket lap also partly covered lor of Thc blanket Mrs Clark Doors and windows of the were closed but a hinge had boon tt removed to provide an aperture a hose the oilier end which was fastened over the exhaust pipe of the Hr S P of Prior one of the first on Ibe scene said thai carbon monoxide poisoning had brought painless death lo the family some time Monday tho day after their disappearance from Minneapolis Mrs Chirk was in United Stales district court Inst Friday and was given a stay mij HI Monday on her own i ance to give her an to arrange for care of the child rcn On Sunday Chirk worn to whore bis automobile had i stored tho winter fitted on two new tires ind bought which his plans wife and oared hut i for was not discovered until lat Monday when Mrs Clark who had surrender at I P sentence failed April sii per and slate police was organised today to suppress all thought and activity opposed or considered inimical to the regime Chancellor Adolph Hitler took command of powerful steel hel met a war veterans organization which was turned over to him in a sweeping gesture by minister of hibor Colonel steel helmet leader The steel hel i met numbers approximately 1000 000 members and is a closely dis resembling an army Combined with ibc storm I roopers numbering i JOOHOO it gives Hitler an immense body subject to military j discipline it his command Tbo number men It is under command of president Paul Von Hindenburg The Kogan whut was inier as a program looking to ward a graduai elimination of tho powers of the party within tho government Thc and the steel helmet for merly close allies were partners of thir Nazis in their rise to pow er but bad developed difference The lieu police similar in many respects to the dread group of Soviet Russia will be charged with suppression of other subversive ac M will be empowered to suppress crs and break up organized or ini opposition It will be su i lo nnd independent of tin who will he cd and obey its or i dcrs W Gouring of j Prussia lieutenant of Chancellor Hitler will sui i iiH work and for he timo it uill only in Prussia which almost of of 10 ill of tho of steel helmet were from posts these included Major Wagner and Colo or average Several com pel i tors may each re Hie same rating thereby off setting the hopes 01 ten returning of victory Mason City with representatives 111 21 events will bring the largest contingent to the festival jits entry list is its championship I concert band and orchestra of la year Other returning champions are Girls glee club class ham Lincoln of Council Bluffs Girls glee club class geant Bluff Mixed small vocal group IIo land Orchestra class class Marching baud Chamber group of woodwind in Waterloo Hoys gloo club class Stoi v i but to ic dangerous have dia NEGRO CONVICTS RIOT OVER CELL Prison Them To To Force April JX gro prisoners case was Ala Tho nine i tho held the wrecked day cell of the Jefferson county against prison today and defied the national guard or anybody otso to force hack to their regular The youths one of whom has been resonlrnrrd to chair while thc remainder await trials on the of at tacking wo rioted Wednesday ii was last night They ore nut plumbing and fixtures tlie day coll into darkness and with broken pipes for weapons defied prison guards Karly today they held tho room approximately and Warden T L said they would be kepi in the day room until they their weapons and accept food The room in which his democratic platforms sound j adequate currency pledge Plainly regretting the stand to which his conviction forced him Senator Glass stamped the velt program as breaking faith wiJi sound money democrats fly j ing in the face of human experi ence giving inflation so loose a rein that the steed will until he goes over the prec a dishonorable repudiation jOl the dollar by iLs gold content a expedient which would I One of the first questions which the Class attack raised was the effect on the sound money east ami the conservative republicans i who deserted Mr Hoover by thou sands to support the new deal Balancing the opposition whir h be fanned up in this quarter likelihood will increase the ardor of the inflation ists and cause them to mass behind President Roosevelt with increased Senators and congressmen have discovered from their mail that the demand for an increase commodity prices has given peeled spread to the movement Regardless President Roosevelt loss or wins a net gain from thj which is now shaping a largo slm is expected to take ace it the developments in Placing him definitely to the left as a leader of the money son group If develops it would revival of the fight plagued the democratic throughout the Cleveland or in of whether suffers a nel an buttles lead to which P a r i y and Pry of those which wrecked the ol the party year after year over the parly at sivc hour this Debtors Relief Law Unconstitutional i lie was 11 W dis rc n n pny no boon ordered to us results u to start her lo appear Investigators Is i 111 Which nel Von chief i without Tho Immediate cause of tho riol lo be the action of jail authorities In placing a iu the tail which en off their who went lo the whore he had found a Ig in thc window apartment Continued ou Page Eight I thc press Alfred leader of the retained his post minister of without actually a mon ber of tbo cabinet whici was a coin ji stood nvoidiim n showdown with the dominant view of a group of negro women and of negro visitors who have come tn the in large numbers since case became Demands for Justice however were Intermingled In Continued on Page Klght In April emergency debtors relief held unconstitutional in bv K of the fifth judicial claimed i impaired the tions of a contract and so la of Uio Towa Tho in wer to nine for forc before Judge Tim ruling on statuto wirt Hi point or Judre pulled irom his at with lynching in of
