Interest combine back of 100 million trade corporation
Chicago December 11 The foreign trade conference voted to form a foreign trade corporation with capital of 100 million dollars under the Edge Act to finance exports. Hoover urged practical action to relieve farmers and workers, warning against government job programs and urging long term private investments abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Capitatel
American Bankers’ Association
United States
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
América
Europe
A. C. Bedford
International
Martial Law Declared in Bucharest Capitol Crisis
Paris December 11 Bucharest the capital of Rumania is under martial law the Rumanian legation announced The move follows disorders culminating in a bomb explosion at the state building A D Dean city marshal of Anita was in Atlantic today.
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Paris
Bucharest
Rumania
A. D. Dean
Anita
Atlantic
County Auditors Seek Four Year Terms
County Auditor C. E. Kringel, president of the state association of county auditors, returned from Des Moines where he attended an executive committee meeting. The group plans to ask the general assembly for four year terms for county auditors and supervisors, and to push tax related game law revisions. Current tenure schemes cause mix ups, especially with supervisors whose terms often begin a year after election.
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C. E. Kringel
State Association of County Auditors
Des Moines
General Assembly
Boards of Supervisors
Wyoming Senders: Former Atlantic Realtor Visits Sheridan Farm
A.E. Andrews, once an Atlantic real estate figure now farming 480 irrigated acres near Sheridan, Wyoming, raises stock and expands operations. He traveled to Omaha with cattle, meeting old friends and praising Wyoming as a great state and its opportunities.
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Atlantic
Wymoing
A. E. Andrews
Wyoming
Sheridan
Anders
Omaha
Gamble sells Scott township farm at 475 per acre
MOUNT PLEASANT Ind Dec 11 Charles Gamble formerly a supervisor has sold his home farm in Scott township for 475 dollars per acre and moved to California to spend the interest on his money The News says 475 per acre for a farm is not so bad during these times after all.
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Mount Pleasant
Charles Gamble
Scott Township
California
One More Country May Leave League Sessions
Geneva December 11 The dispute between Belivia and Chile in the League of Nations assembly raises the possibility that one country may withdraw from its sessions.
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Geneva
Belivia
Chile
Leage of Nations Assembly
Farmers Back Provisional Market Plan Says Howard
J R Howard president of the American Farm Bureau Federation argues a proposed corporation would provide a market for farmers products and win backing. Julius H Barnes former head of United States Grain Corporation and others with Wax Finance companies share wartime government experience. Howard notes farmers have not prospered in years and expect improvement if market power should shift to farmers.
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J.R. Howard
American Farm ‘Bureau Federation
Julius
H. Barnes
United States’ Grain, Corporation
Buergene
Meyer
Jrs
Wax Finance
Howard
Relief Drive Aims to Feed European Orphaned Children
The European Relief Commission led by Herbert Hoover seeks 25,000,000 dollars to feed children in Russia Czecho Slovakia Germany Austria and the Near East excluding Armenia. Des Moines volunteers publicize gifts and a gimmick of ten dollars to host an "Invisible guest" at Christmas. Local donors include M. B. Nelson 25.00 Clayly B. Anderson 5.00 Arlene and Marjorie Petlett 2.00 and others urged to contribute.
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European Relief Commission
Herbert Hoover
Near East
Armenia
Russia
Czecho-Slovakia
Germany
Austria
America
Young
Lafayette Young
Des Moines
Atlantic
Iowa
News-Telegraph
News ‘Pub. Co
M. B. Nelson
Clayly B. Anderson
Arlene
Marjorie Petlett
Exira Bazaar and Dance Highlights Local Events
Cass County briefs note Miss Beulah Conrardy of Exira visiting in Stuart. The Community Ladies Aid Society hosts a bazaar and a chicken pie supper in Exira today. American Legion of Griswold held a dance at the White Front cafe last night with about twenty-five couples attending. Mrs. Anna Benson and her baby from Anita traveled to Iowa City for treatment at the state clinic for children. Vera Greene of Neola visits her sister Mrs. J F Monnig of Anita. B D Forshay of Anita was a Des Moines emigrant yesterday.
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Community Ladies Aid Society
Exira
American Legion of Griswold
White Front
Anna Benson
Anita
Iowa City
State Clinic For
Vera Greene
Neola
J. F. Monnig
England Spends Big on Wheat Purchases
In the house of commons London today the food minister announced ongoing wheat purchases by the British government but said sales would pause when the people's interests allow. Over three years the transactions totaled about £1,000,000,000 with an estimated profit of one tenth of one percent.
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London
House of Commons
Senator Cummins Plans Miami Month Visit
Senator Cummins will travel to Miami Florida for about a month with his brother Franky. He will meet with a delegation on patronage matters and decide on selections pending formal approval. The group is expected to settle on Col. Guy Brewer as a choice.
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Cummins
Miami
Washington
D. C
Go Cummins
Fla
Franky
Cnptars
Guy Brewer
Greece Notifies King of Result After Plebiscite
Constantine received official word of the Greek plebiscite result and an invitation to return to Athens to reclaim the throne. The government said a cruiser and warship escort would await him at Venice on Wednesday.
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Luzerne
Dec
Athens
Constantine
Venice
Treadwell Heads Local Legion Post
Major Oliver O. Treadwell elected Commander of the local American Legion post after eighteen years in the National Guard and service on the Mexican border. Harold Herb named Vice Commander, C. A. Anderson Adjutant, Cecil Skipton Financial Officer, Joseph E. Jones Historian, William Kelso Sergeant at Arms. Father McDermott to be chaplain. Dinner event preceded elections with Service Star Legion guests and 83 served, in T. O. O. S. hall.
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Oliver O. Treadwell
Aniloffs
National Guard
American Legion
Harold Herb
C. A. Anderson
Cecil Skipton
Joseph E. Jones
William Kelso
Major Treadwell
Legion
Grip Bow Tie Company
Indiana
Service Star Legion
Conley
Harry B. Swan
Father Medermott
Chas. B. Burke
Mrs McMichael Discusses Juvenile Delinquency Talk
About three hundred attendees heard Mrs M N McMichael address the city hall P T A meeting on juvenile delinquency. She drew on nineteen years in juvenile work and stressed parental influence over children before a school play titled Any Child Goes Christmas Shopping.
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City Hall
M. N.mcmichael
Des Moines
Mc Michael
Open Season For Bombers In Romania
LONDON December 11 A bomb was thrown at the Romanian senate after it assembled killing M Grechinu a ministry member and Bishop Radu. M Saleanu General Coanda two bishops and several others were wounded and many more slightly hurt.
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London
Senate
M. Grechinu
Radu
Bucharest
Ma Saleanu
Coanda
Blue Laws Proposal Aims to Amend Constitution
The International Reform Bureau proposes spending 1,000,000 over three years to safeguard prohibition and extend blue laws into the U.S. Constitution, designating the nation as Christian. Wilbur F. Grafts addresses the opening session outlining the plan.
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Washington, D. C
United States
International Reform
Bureau
Wilbur F. Grafts, Jrg
NO CHRISTMAS RECESS FOR U. S. CONGRESS
The House voted unanimously to curtail the Christmas recess to consider annual appropriation bills without delay. Adjournment was set for December 23 with reconvening the following Monday, instead of the usual two weeks. A Senate resolution urged the president to appoint an American representative to meet with a League of Nations commission on disarmament. referred to the foreign relations committee.
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Washington
House
Tkway
2. C
League of Nations Commission
Senate
Walsh
Democrats
Montena
Foreign Committee
Left sided appendix case shocks Wiota patient
Drs at Atlantic hospital removed James Derry's appendix from the left side in a rare transposition case. The 59 year old man, with old adhesions and inflammation, is recovering and doing well after yesterday’s operation.
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Linal
James Derry
Wiota
Atlantic Hospital
Yestern ‘Lay
Sunday pictures halted in Greenfield lid fight
In Greenfield no more Sunday moving picture shows until the Attorney General reviews the issue. This ends the latest round in the ongoing Sunday lid dispute. PF L Anderson of Audubon county won four prizes with his Clydesdales at the International Livestock Show in Chicago. About seventy five salesmen from across the United States attend the thirteenth annual convention of the Thomas D Murphy company of Red Oak, marking twenty one years in business. Montgomery county wool growers held their annual election in Red Oak. Red Oak Emerson road work has begun and will finish soon if freezing weather does not hamper progress. A site for a new well near Red Oak has been found on the large farm east of town.
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Greenfield
PF. L. Anderson
Audubon County
Chigayro
United States
Thomas D. Murphy Company
Rei Oak
Red Oak
Emerson Road
Maker Of Dodge Auto Expires At Palm Beach
Horace E. Dodge millionaire automobile manufacturer died at his winter home in Palm Beach Florida last night. He headed the Dodge Brothers auto interests since the death of John Dodge earlier this year. The brothers built the famed car company after beginnings as auto parts makers in early industry days with Henry Ford.
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Dodge Auto
Palm Beach Palm Beach
Fla. Bee
Horace E. Dodge
Detroit
Palm Beach
Fla
Mr. Dodge
Wonry Ford
Dublin Bomb Factory Discovered in City Center
A Dublin plant for bomb production was found during an early morning raid on a bicycle shop in the city center. Police seized large quantities of arms, ammunition, bombs and gelignite. Three women were arrested and were shot while attempting to escape.
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Dublin
Wheeler Leaves for Home After Term of Court
Wheeler finished his work here for this term of court and went to his home in Councillattes. The court adjourned after disposing of several estate matters and several cases. Judgment entered for Rot wall Grain Company against Clarence and Edu Hedges for 450 dollars and costs. The Iowa State Bank suit against the Board of Review to test Liberty Bond validity was nonprejudiced. Chase versus Shafer for auto collision damages was dismissed without prejudice.
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Dunige Wheeler
Councillattes
Po AL Rickel
Rotwall Bill Grain Company
Clarence
Edu
Iowa State Bank
Board of Review
Chase
Harry Shafer
Harding Invites Bryan To Confer On World Peace
Miami, Dec 11 W J Bryan said he accepted Harding invitation to confer on world peace and expected to leave for Marion tomorrow The invitation to former secretary of state in Wilsons cabinet is to discuss December 17 a plan for an association of nations in Marion.
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Harding
Bryan
Miami
Fla
W. J. Bryan
Marion
Sad
W. J
Wilson
Association of Nations
Gas Fumes Kill Paul Domann Moline Editor
Paul Domann longtime editor of the German vigor and Inter the Folkies geitung at Rock Island and Der Demokrat at Davenport died from gas fumes at his Mutine home. Found in bed with the heater gas jet open after reading and smoking the night before. Coroner rules accidental death. He leaves a wife a son five daughters two brothers in Germany and Gus Domann in Clinton.
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Paul Domann
Moline
Clinton
Yowa
Mutine
Vigor
Inter
Folkies Geitung
Rock Island
der -Demokrat
Davenport
Domann
Germany
Gus Domann
Yank Flyers Show Honduras The Game
In Tegucigalpa Honduras on December 11 two American aviators arrived with War Department airplanes. They are contracted to teach flying and maintenance for a set period. In peacetime the machines may transport mail across Honduras where railways are scarce and roads poor.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
War Department
Earthquake wipes out Tepeleni district towns in Albania
Rome December 11 report says a violent earthquake destroyed all villages in Tepeleni district southern Albania. Two killed and 15,000 homeless. Tepeleni town was completely leveled as aftershocks continue.
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Rome
Tepeleni
Southern
Albania
Avatona
Tempo
Disarmament by Stages Outlined by League Armaments
Geneva reports Viscount Ishii says Japan cannot cut armaments while the United States increases hers. In Eva, armament talks propose three stages for the league assembly: no further increases, gradual reductions, then general disarmament except for police.
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Geneva
Japan
United States
Viscount Ishii
League Assembly
Uri
Brother of Cass Co Man Died At Maple Hill Iowa
Charles Vedane Swedish born brother of VW Vedane died at his Maple Hill Iowa home after two strokes Sunday. He came from Sweden and lived near Lewistown before moving to Maple Hill around sixty years ago. He leaves four children and a brother in this county. Funeral held at Congregational church with Rev. Unger officiating. Interment in Oakwood cemetery beside two children who died years ago.
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Charles Vedane
Sweden
Veedane
Atlantic
Maple Hill
Vedane
Paris
Aga
Grace
Brettland
Ohio
Lewis Chis Mmnorkhy
Congregational Church
Unger
Oakwood Cemetery
Three Annual Meetings Of Farm Bureaus This Week
Three annual farm bureau meetings were held in recent days. Noble township met at Romig school with Asa Miller and Ross Miller reelected director and secretary. Bear Grove township met at Pletcher chapel with Claude Van Vinck and Robert Bell reelected to director and secretary. Pleasant township at Griswold SC elected Crow director and Herbert Thompson secretary. Women's farm bureaus met each time with plans for the coming year.
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Noble Township
Romig School
Asa Miller
Ross Miller
Bear Grove Township
Pletcher Chapel
Claude van Vinck
Robert Bell
J Last Oover
Pleasant Township
Griswohk SC
Crow
Herbert ‘Thompson
Womens Farm Bureaus
Getting Ready To Lay Out Cemetery Road Project
A party of field men from the district Highway engineer's office arrived from Council Bluffs to survey the cemetery road south for a federal aid project. The work is expected to start in the spring and has already been approved.
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Council
Bluffs
Exprk
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Iscard
Hibover
Auditors’ Asso
Cass County
Beulah Conrardy of
Stuart
B.D. Forshay
England
Greece
Treadwell
Romania
U. S. Congress
Montgomery County — Wool Growers Association
Wheeler
Thru
Yank Flyers
League Armaments Committee
Cass Co
Maple Hill, Iowa
Farm Bureaus
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