Princess Mary confined by a chill after derby watch
London dispatch notes Princess Mary is confined to her room with a non-serious illness attributed to a chill suffered while watching the derby in the rain. Reported in latest wire dispatches. Also from Iowa items: automated theft bureau recovers all stolen cars in Waterloo in May. Second National Bank of Hampton plans $200,000 expansion, with half for stock purchase and reserve strengthening. Hereford Breeders Picnic set for June 12 at Grundy Center. Northern pike displayed in Iowa City with 29 inches length. Dr. Austin Philpott builds an 86-foot motor boat for a Mississippi journey to New Orleans and beyond.
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Princess Mary
London
Ibis
Hampton
Nal
Second National Bank
Fort Madison
Austin Philpott
Igrulser Herb
New Orleans
Gulf of México
Florida
Cubas
Cummins Outlines Campaign Work For Present Opponent
In a radio address from Washington to Iowa voters, Senator Cummins defended his record and attacked Col Brookhart and Howard Clark. He cited Brookhart’s early public service and rifle training roles while criticizing his opponent’s political positions, especially on farm relief and cooperation. He argued for farm relief through legislation backed by the twenty two as part of Western states cooperation.
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RRS
Mgr. Brookhart
Nations Guard
Towa
Tyly Yegard-to
Howard- Clark
Cimmins Asids
Congress
Des Moines
Former Wisconsin Day law director sentenced today
Clare M. Perry former federal director of prohibition in Wisconsin was sentenced to three years in Leavenworth and fined 2000 on pleas of guilty to violations of federal prohibition laws while in the dry enforcement service. He received five years and a 2080 fine for permitting her withdrawing of liquor from bon avarghoses and a year for vilifying Stewarts before hand that federal inspectors would visit breweries.
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Milwacker
Wis
I. N
Clare M. Perry
Prohibition
Wisconsin
Leavenworth
County conventions set after primary fight this Saturday
County conventions of both major parties will be held Saturday July 3 to select delegates for state conventions. Democratic delegates total 167 and Republican 239 with precinct by precinct allotments listed across wards townships and towns.
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Atlantic
Tet- Ward
Wward
Ward
Grant Township
Benton
Township
Pyntosar
Brighton
Washington
Grove
Franklin
Lincoln
Massena
Union
Bear Grove
Cass
Pleasant
Noble
Finn
Victoria
Totsmao
2Nd Ath. Ward
Geant
Ton
Pumosa
Bere Grove
Pleasant No
Edna
Inquiry into Foreign Exploitation in Panama
A Senate Borah inquiry aims to secure full information on foreign exploitations in Central America affecting American interests in the Panama Canal zone. The State Department is preparing details on the large concession granted to British interests in Panama and related implications.
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Awashington
I. N
Central_America
Panama, Canal
Republic of Panama
State Départment
Victory and clash mark Republican primary fight in Iowa
June 5 reports from Davenport and stations in Iowa describe a heated race among three candidates for the U.S. Senate nomination. Brookhart claims lead in several districts. Cummins and Clark claim substantial support with estimates of margins across districts. Party managers trumpet possible upsets and broad support as final campaigning ends before the primary.
Congress Plans to Act on Only Three Bills This Session
Washington June 5 Hopeful of adjournment by June 15 administration leaders planned to advance only three bills after farm relief legislation. The favored measures include the French debt settlement and the Colonial trade accord, with a bill on civil rights expected next. The House and Senate committees are under pressure to move the measures before adjournment.
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Congress
Walmington
U. N
Aonding Congress Saene
Cass County Baby Beef Tour 10 Be Made Wednesday
The annual Cass County Baby Beef Tour will be held next Wednesday June 9 starting at sever o clock from the farm bureau office in the Farmers bank building. Fifty Calves will lead the tour with field representative John Day in charge aided by L G Sorden county agent. Carl Goeken and other farm bureau members will accompany the group as they visit member farms. A basket dinner will be served at the McFadden place noon stop.
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Baby Bert Club
Cass County
Farmers’ Bank
Tui
Maurice
Wayne Joyce
John
Edwin Henderson
Donald
Loraine Hedvick
Charles
Steadt
Rose
Kauis Robison
Loyal Pos ‘Wohl
Mike
Joe
Meta
Gladys McConnell
Keith
Kenneth Kitelingers
Lee
Calvin Brewer
Merlyn Walker
Donald Lamb
Robert Leach
Clarénes
Lanny
Clyde
Claude
Delbert
Thelma
Velma McFadden
Kenneth
Ower Joyce
Clifford Burnside
Otis
Virgil
Wendall Blakely
Arthur Reed
John Day
Proslivers” Association
L. G. Sorden
Carl Goeken
Schau
McSwiggin murder remains unsolved by Cook Grand Jury
A Cook County grand jury, directed by State's Attorney Crowe and the attorney general, failed to solve the McSwiggin triple murder. The panel, convened to probe the killings and broader crime in Chicago and Cook County, dissolved without reaching a verdict, citing gang intimidation and a conspiracy of silence among criminals. The report criticizes reformers and notes widespread flouting of the Volstead Act, linking illegal liquor traffic to gang warfare and killings.
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Witton
William VW
Frithets
Geond Jery
Crowe
Mulney
Teem
Mei Schpein
Rangsige Conte
Chicago
Cook County
McSwiggin
Senate Debates Revised McNary-Haugen Farm Bill
Washington June 5 The vice president participated as the senate discusses a tentative revision of the McNary-Haugen farm bill. Proposed changes cut the appropriation to 176 million dollars from 250 million and modify equalization provisions for cotton and corn. Brookhart's allies face possible opposition as the farm bloc weighs the measure.
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Washington
I. N. Baice
Dawes
Senate
McNary-Hrogent
Farm Bloc
Jon
Durkin’s Bride Visits Court In Sleeping Courtroom Drama
Irma Sullivan, Cornel, and a Chicago crowd watched Marty Durkin’s second wife Jima arrive at the criminal court building amid rumors of a marriage while Durkin faced murder charges. She appeared unaware the trial had moved to Monday, while declaring a desire to see Marty, though visitors were barred in Durkin’s jail area.
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Chicago
Irma Sullivan
Cornel
Marti
J. Durkin
Steaing
Edward C. Shanahan
Criminal Court
Durkin
Jima
Marty
Missing evangelist identified in Alberta case
Los Angeles case surveillance ties Aimee Semple McPherson to a war-era Edmonton sighting. Canadian Inspector Middleton reports three operators positively identified the occupant seen in Edmonton, while two California plates appear in the nearby party. Vehicle records list the Studebaker owned by James Potter of Los Angeles. Cue discharged yesterday from Mayor Trainer court with no complicity in the Auguat Kubath burglary.
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Los Angeles
Tyne
Aimee’ Semple McPherson
Edmonton
Alberta
Middleton
Palia Favis
Motor Vehicle Department of
Eenels ‘County
Edmon Lton Age
Studebhker
Jancie Potter
Angeles
Pat
Cue
Auguat
Kubath
First Law Grants President Power To Enforce Prohibition
Washington June 5 The first law passed by Congress gives the president authority to direct federal arrests under the prohibition policy. It names state officials such as mayors, judges and magistrates authorized to arrest and imprison offenders for any crime against the United States, with trial and bail procedures as prescribed. The provision has long existed on statute books but was overlooked amid the debate over the president’s order.
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William K. Hutchinson
I. S
Washington
Congress
All
United States
First
New York
John Adams
George Washington
Supreme
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