Oil Bill Voted Out and Financial Updates Across Cities
The Inland Treasury announced tax adjustments including Lemuel J. Coburn of Los Angeles with 31,312 dollars. Brokers’ loans fell by 10 million to 33.098 billion, compared with 4.101 billion on May 4 and 5.284 billion on June 12, 1921. The House committee voted to push oil resource conservation in California’s Kettleman field. A Glenwood Iowa fire destroyed a large house and farm property causing estimated losses around 5 thousand dollars.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Lemuel J. Coburn
Los Angeles
New York
Fed Reserve Board
House
Todey
Secretary of the Interior
Wilbur
Kettleman Field
California
Hue Colton
Utah
Glenwood
Ed Anderson
Erlb
Mra
Begenar
Fremont
Segrave Killed In Speedboat Accident
Organized labor in Iowa voiced support for garment workers strike at Oskaloosa during the Town Federation of Labor convention in Sioux City. About $100 was raised for strikers and members were urged to solicit more funds. The convention also backed Agnes Samuelson's plan to extend the state's vocational training program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
N. S
Iowa
Oskaloosa
Town Federation of Labor
Agnes Samuelson
Hammill Names Committee for Washington Fete
Governor Hammill named four observers to form a state commission for the George Washington bicentennial celebration. The appointees include Mix Sames Fitzgerald of Sioux City, Mrs Eg Johnston of Humboldt, Mrs Haynes of Des Moines, and Dex Moines American Legion state commander. The panel will coordinate with the national commission to plan state and local observances for 1932 marking Washingtons two hundredth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John Hammill
National “Commission
Congress
Mix
Sames J. Fitzgerald
Sronx City
Eg Johnston
Humboldt
Sena Jeri
Haynes
Dex Moines
American ‘Legion
George, Washington
In. Lown
Sale and taxation shifts mark Des Moines Town changes
Announcement by D C Brewer of a major transportation sale valued around 200000, described as among the village’s most significant in years, accompanies a report on rising property taxes. Town officials note tax growth from 1. mill to 11. mills, urging spending cuts to ease the burden amid broader state comparisons.
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Neapolla
D. ‘C. Brewer
Hoten Schultz Brewer
Mason City
Day Line
State Board ‘of Railroad Commissioners
Des Moines
L. N
John W
Foster
Ohio
Elks Observe Flag Day at Club Tonight
Elks lodge No. 65 holds an evening Flag Day service at the club to honor the 153rd birthday of the U S flag. Flags will fly in the business district and at the post office. the ceremony notes the flag’s history from 1777 and 1794 changes and the 48 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
United State
Atlantic B.P
Slow Lodge No
Busines
Continental Congress
Widdy
Schmeling Offered 100000 to Fight Young Stribling
Griffin Georgia reports Max Schmeling, newly crowned heavyweight champion, received a $100,000 guaranteed offer to fight Young Stribling with gate receipts split. B A Scales, chairman of the committee, claims a stadium seating 76,000 could be built and $50,000 on deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmeling
Griffin
Max Schmeling
Nawly
Ay Aplit
L." (Young) Scrbling
Gonzala
B.A. Scales
Gvitti
Scales
Depoutt Ano Gust Koo
Feith
Dempasy
Alana Sontri Egt
Adams County bank fails in Decatur Indiana
One of Indiana's oldest banks the Adams County bank in Decatur fails to open as withdrawals over three months eroded its finances. J W Tyndall president cited steady withdrawals as the cause of the embarrassment for the $1 150 000 institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ind
Adams County Bank
J. W. Tyndall
Marketing plan in effect at once in Iowa
The federal farm based plan of livestock marketing is to be put into effect immediately in Iowa. The move follows endorsements by Iowa State College and the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation. Eastern Iowa farmers plan to organize the Eastern Iowa Livestock Marketing Association with several Cedar Rapids meetings to formulate plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Lews State College
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Eastern Iowa Livestock Marketing Association
Cesdar Rapids
Professor Starbuck Resigns to Teach at USC
Iowa City June 13 Edwin D Starbuck 64 a longtime University of Iowa faculty member has resigned to join the University of Southern California as a professor. He will stay through the current summer session. Starbuck previously taught at Vincennes Stanford Earlham and in Indiana schools. He is a noted philosopher and author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
I. N.S
University of Iowa
Edwin D. Starbuck
Earlham College
Spliceland
Ind
Avoca Woman Hurt When Hayrack Overturns
Avoca Ia June 13 Special Mrs Frank local woman severely injured Monday when a hayrack she rode toppled throwing her head first to the ground fracturing her skull she remains in critical condition.
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Avoca
Frank
Seventeen Paroled From State Prison at Fort Madison
Seventeen paroles were granted during the current session of the state parole board at the Fort Madison penitentiary. The board meets six times yearly. parole actions require at least four months before taking effect, and two months delay after grant. Applicants are interviewed at the prison, with a thorough review of their records and circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
L. N. Si
Anamosa
Board of Parole
Ameeta
State Penitentiary
Eir Trimal
World's speed record sailor dies in Lake Windermere capsize
Maj Sir Henry Le Frave known as Britain's speed king died after his Miss England I speedboat capsized during a trial on Lake Windermere. Crew member Major Segrave, knighted after Daytona Beach record, suffered fatal injuries, while Halliwell and mechanic M J Willcocks were seriously hurt. The craft sank to 240 feet after an explosion, though Segrave still earned a record pace of 98.76 mph over the one mile course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windermere
England
J. N
Henry Lefrave
Britain
Lake Windermere
Rolls-Royce
Halliwell
Destroit
Segrave
M. J. Willcocks
St Louis teacher shot in crowded classroom
Miss Ella C. Moyer aged 64, a St Louis grade school teacher, was shot and seriously wounded by an unidentified youth in a crowded classroom on the final day of the school year. The incident occurred in St Louis on Thursday. Detectives investigated as students and staff reacted with shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
N.S
Ella C. Moyer
Dog Adopts Rabbit and Makes It One of the Family
Randall Hansen of Elk Horn owns a rat terrier that has become a remarkable rabbit dog. The dog, though not a hunter, adopted a baby rabbit and treats it as part of the litter. Randall recently captured the rabbit and kept it as a pet, while the dog chased with the bunny in tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dog
Rabbit
Elk Horn
Lan Jana
Randall Hansen
Sqn
PV. Hansen
West of Elk Horn
Iostead
Randall
Des Moines Youth Drowns at Lake Wilton
Des Moines reports the first drowning fatality of the swimming season at Lake Wilton. A 19 year old man drowned after an ineffectual rescue attempt by Violet Flick, 16. Police retrieved the body two hours after the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Paneras
Lake Wilton
Half Boon Lake
Violet Flick
Presbyterian Children’s Day Program Sunday
A Presbyterian Children’s Day program will be presented Sunday at 10:20 a.m. by the First Presbyterian Sunday school in the church auditorium. The event has no morning service and is directed by Mrs. Will Irving, Mrs. Oscar A J Otto, and Mrs. Ii A Johnson, featuring a choir of students, recitations, piano solos, and various class drills.
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T&e
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Will Irving
Oscar A.J Otto
A. Johnson
W. Edward Littler
Joy Riders
Wy Floyd Smith
Nember
Rosalie Cush
Ancient ruins found in southwestern Arizona desert
W Hanna, a federal land inspector, reports uncovering ruins of an ancient civilization buried under shifting sand dunes in a desert near Palomas Aztes about 120 miles west of Phoenix. Bronze wares and signs of a city suggest possible discovery of one of the seven cities of Cibola. further excavation is planned in September when the desert cools.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Juan
Arizona
Palomas
Aztes
Here
W. Hanna
Bell
Hanna
Cibola
Prich Coronado
Huhtef
Gila River
Mohawk Mountains
Yumaty
Audubon and Cass County Road Contracts Let On June 24
Iowa State Highway Commission will open bids June 24 in Ames for grading bridges and culverts on No 2 highway from the Adair county line through Massena a 19.757 mile segment and for paving No 71 from Extra south to Cass County. The No 2 project includes earth excavation 716840 cubic yards 788000 station yards of overhaul four 40x20 I beam bridges an 80x20 pony truss with two 40x20 I beam spans a 70x20 pony truss and 92 culverts. Paving on No 71 in Audubon County covers 6.772 miles with 22938 cubic yards earth work 70951.5 square yards pavement and eight type A flumes. The Harrison Engineering and Construction Co will begin work south from Audubon next week. About 2506 feet remain on No 7 east of Hamlin and after completion will move to Audubon to resume 71 surfacing. The new No 7 pavement near Hamlin may be opened for traffic. three miles of 71 paving from Hamlin is already open.
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Adair County
Massena West
Iowa State Highway Commision
Ameson
Extra
Gass County
Audubon County
Harrison Engineering and Construction Company
Audubon
No. 7
Hamlin
Hamlin School
First Block of Reparations Bonds Put on Sale Today
New York, June 18. The sum of 98,250,000 in reparations bonds at 5 3/4 percent, one of the largest international loans ever attempted, went on sale here today. The bonds are offered by J. P. Morgan Co. and syndicated at 90 with interest, yielding 6.20 percent to maturity. Eight other countries received their portion today. The total issue of the reparations bonus is to reach 960,000,000 under the Young plan, which will end ten years of international difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N.S
J. J. .Morgan Co
Unclear Sports Box Scores From Fragmented Report
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered baseball scores with multiple teams and innings. No clear game result or complete lines. Key teams include New York, Detroit, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Chicago, and Boston. The piece seems to mix third to eighth innings with partial names and punctuation, lacking coherent context.
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Lengug
Washington
Ghiewsen
York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Clavel
New York
Pitteburgh
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelpia
Chicago
Phiadelphias
Brookhart's Son Admitted to Iowa Bar
Smith W. Brookhart Jr., son of the Iowa senator, was among seventy two persons admitted to the Iowa bar after state examinations. Brookhart is attending George Washington University in Washington D C. Most others were University of Town permits.
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Lows City
Priest Arrested For Operating A Still In Nebraska
Schuyler Nebraska June 13 Rev Antone Folta a Bohemian priest was arrested Wednesday for operating a still and returned to his parish in expectation of a diocese suspension. Folta said he knew he was finished in the Omaha diocese and prayed for permission to continue priesthood if allowed. He admitted using spirits to provide four friends at visits and claimed he did not realize the sin until his arrest. He said the church’s name was the only fault he regrets.
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Schuyler
Neb
Antone Falta
Rummel
Omaha
Father Folts
Prinzshood
Folta
Jor
Bohemia
Chicago presses unite in war to end gang rule
Chicago police continued raids on gang hideouts netting 1,223 prisoners. Clergy demanded an end to gang rule after the murder of Chicago Tribune reporter Alfred J. Lingle. Publishers of seven daily papers pledged cooperation in the campaign against lawlessness in a joint resolution printed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
1. N
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Lingle
Bullet
Oakland Youth Dies After Auto Mishap in Oakland
Jane Li Tedly Hines, 17, of Oakland, along with brothers, operated Enon Bates farm west of Oakland. He died at Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs Tuesday from injuries from a Friday night auto accident near Chilson Farm. Randolph, son of Mr and Mrs C A Randolph, drove west when the car hit ruts and overturned. Haines was pinned underneath. Funeral services were held yesterday at the Haines home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Jane Li Tedly
Hines
Haines
Randolph
Feneral
Haineshone
Markets at a Glance and Local Notices
New York stocks irregular but largely steady. Cotton futures barely steadier. Call money in supply at renewal near 5¼ percent. Chicago wheat slightly lower. Foreign exchange irregular. Rained out. The Tri-Cities band's first concert of the season was canceled last night and will likely be rescheduled for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
L.N
Chicago
Tri-Cities
Senate tariffs pass as Hoover optimism floods chamber
Washington June 13 The Republican bill to erect a higher tariff wall passes the Senate by 44 to 42 with administration leaders predicting better times within thirty days and peak prosperity within a year. The measure heads to the House for quick enactment then to President Hoover for signature. The chamber swelled with visitors as debate raged and supporters praised potential gains while foes warned of world trade losses.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Hoover
Senate Chamber
Balled
Cone
James EB. Watson
Indiana
Bes
Borah
Idaho
Simmons Dem
North Carolina
Watson
America
Allen
Baird
Bingham
Capper
Couzens
Date
Dencon
Foxs
Barkley
Black
Bratton
Brock
Saraway
Connady
Copeland
Dill
Glass
Hurtig
Harriso
Haw Hayden
Heflin
McKellar
Man
Pittman
Robinson
Aaus
Sheppard
Simmong
Phens
Swanson
Thomas
Homa
Tydinis
Wagner
Wal
Masaschusett
Waluhtana
Wheeler
Farmer
Taborlte
Ediowhead
Eee
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International News Service
Organized Labor
Hammill Names Committee
Starbuck
Western College
Hayrack
Presbyterian Children’s
Church School
Jack Auerbach
Barbara Hover
Garland Smith
Armelia Weleh
Junior Lang
Mack
Garrothers
Betty Jane Brillhart
Miss Henningsen
Misa ‘Walker
Cardinal Lass
Phyllis
Otto
William Mack
June Time
Flowera
Naoma Enarson
Bobby—Cappel
Louise Morrow
Dobson
Myrtle
Alo
Marjory
Heath
Sunfurphy
Willig
Audubon and
CASS
Arly Balt Byoten
Brookhart
Chicago Press
Measure
Steck
Act
U. S
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