Iowa Senate Introduces Federal Coordinating Bills
In Des Moines the Iowa senate and house opened Saturday sessions as they push federal coordinating measures for the Forty-sixth general assembly. Bills include a fair competition code, eminent domain for public works, and banking coordination powers, with other measures tied to social security and state enforcement.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
Forty-sixth
General Assembly
Senate
Ccmmittee
Scieent Harrington
Sioux City
Ickes
Iowa
Social Securities
Clyde L. Herring
State Executive Council
Mount Auburn Consolidated school hires teachers at raise
Mount Auburn directors met Friday night and rehired Superintendent R. C. Schlotfelt and principal Don Cole with salary increases. Jessie McIntyre of Vinton will teach fourth through sixth grades, Burnetta Sibert of Waterloo will lead first through third grades. Home economics and junior high positions not yet filled.
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Mount Auburn
R. C. Schlotfelt
Don Cole
Jessie McIntyre
Vinton
Burnetta Sibert
Waterloo
Iowa State College Names Four Beauties at Bomb Beauty Ball
Four beauties were selected at Iowa State College Ames as the four most beautiful girls in the school by thirteen senior men. Their pictures will appear in the college year books. Miss Markert, formerly of Cedar Rapids now of Ames, is identified as the daughter of Mrs. Maude Markert.
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Iowa’ State College
Ames
Miss Markert
Cedar Rapids
Maude Markert
Jury refuses damages in alienation suit in Iowa County
Special to The Gazette. Charles Uthoff of near Norway lost his 25900 suit for alienation of affections in district court at Marring o. He sued his cousin Benjamin Uthoff claiming he alienated Libbie Uthoff's affections while the plaintiff was in a Des Moines hospital. Jury deliberated four hours and he must pay costs.
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Marengo
Charles Uthoff
Norway
Uthoff
Benjamin Uthoff
Libbie
Des Moines
Athoff
Linn
Natural Gas Tax Proposal Praised By Hugh W Lundy
Hugh W. Lundy, chairman of the Iowa committee for regulation and taxation of natural gas, praised a house bill to tax each 1 000 cubic feet of gas five cents and predicted 500 000 dollars in annual revenue if passed. He said the tax would not burden small consumers and pointed to pipeline prices to industries and smaller charges to households as evidence it could be absorbed by pipelines.
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Albia (LLP
Hugh W. Lundy
Iowa Committee For Regulation and Taxation of
Baldwin Man Hurt When Hit By Auto
Baldwin Floyd Bradley a 51 year old social worker suffered a compound fracture of his left leg Friday at 8 p m when struck by a car while walking home on highway 117 a half mile east of Baldwin Confused by lights from the car behind him he stepped in front of an auto driven by William N Jenkins Bradley was taken to Dr F L Griffin s office then to Memorial hospital in Maquoketa and expected to be moved to University hospital in Iowa City later
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Baldwin
Floyd Bradley
Highway 117
Here
William N. Jenkins
Jenkins
F. L. Griffin
Memorial Hospital
Maquoketa
University Hospital
Iowa City
Winneshick and Clayton Counties Stage Spelling Bees
Mary Roberts daughter of Thomas R. Roberts Decorah superintendent of schools won Winneshick county spelling bee defeating seventy contestants in the county contest Saturday. Clayton County also held a spelling bee event.
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Winneshick
Clayton Counties
Decorah
Mary Roberts
Thomas R. Roberts
Winneshick County
Roberts
Clayton Contest Winner Named In Local Spelling Bee
Eleader Charlotte Hunter of Littleport captured top honors at the Clayton county spelling contest held Saturday afternoon in the town.
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Gazette
Eleader
Charlotte Hunter
Littleport
Clayton County
Uncle Price Indicted for First Degree Murder in Beating Case
Clarence Price aged 49, uncle of Edith 13 and Helen 17 Kuhl, was indicted for first degree murder by a grand jury investigating the Pacific Junction attack. Edith died from injuries. Helen survives in a Council Bluffs hospital. Evidence cited includes burned clothing and a cut screen, with more than fifty witnesses testifying before the jury. Norman Genung appointed as Price's attorney, who will enter a plea within three days.
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Glenwood
Clarence Price
Edith
Helen Kuhl
Pacific Junction
Helen
Council Bluffs
Price
William Wellens
Council Bluffs Hospital
Wellens
Bitte Graham
Graham
W. H. Campen
Omaha
Grand Jury
Norman Genung
Genung
Herring Signs Iowa Teachers Pay Rise and Other Measures
Gov Clyde L Herring signed the bill raising the minimum monthly salary for Iowa school teachers from 40 to 50 dollars. He also approved a constitutional amendment for a ten year census to be voted on in 1936 and other acts including Grundy Center bond issue legalization and incorporations of Davenport Times company and Akron Domestic Building and Loan association.
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DES Moines
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
The
Times Company of
Davenport
Akron Domestic Building and Loan Association
Akron
Riverside Twins 79 Years Old One Unmarried One Father Of 11
Frank and August Rummelhart of Riverside are among Iowa's oldest twins at 79. August has never married while Frank fathered eleven children with wife May Mougin. they lived near Riverside before moving to town. Frank's progeny include nine living children and thirty grandchildren, with further relatives in Colorado and Iowa. Both brothers remained devoted to St. Marys church and the Democratic party.
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Gazette
Iverside
Iowa
Frank
August Rummelhart
Riverside
Rummelharts
Francis X
Catherine Beasler Rummelhart
August
Frank Rummelhart
May Mougin
Sophia
Rupert
Victor
Clarence
Louise
Robert
Stella
Edward
Denver
Colo
Esther Kirby
Boulder
Delphine Colbert
Iowa City
John C. Rummelhart
Solon
Joseph
John E
Louis G. Rummelhart
Mary Plough
Flora Knebel
Josephine Birrer
Grainfield
Kan
Frances X. Rummelhart
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Democratic Party
Ed Koser Begins 35th Year as Coralville Mayor
Ed Koser, long a power in Coralville politics, begins his thirty-fifth year as mayor of the crime-free town. The veteran Democrat, who arrived at age two, owns a combined general store and filling station with branches in Coralville and North Liberty. The town claims no police force or jail, relying on nearby Iowa City for emergencies while celebrating Koser’s half-century in public life.
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D Koser
Coralville
U. S
Iowa City
Koser
Ed Koser
North Liberty
Rosers
State University
Coralville City
Teachers Protest Beatty Bennett Bill At Iowa Meeting
The Southeast division of the Iowa Teachers association wrapped up a two day convention in Davenport with protests against re enactment of the Beatty Bennett bill. W G Pence Fairfield was elected president of the association. Agnes Samuelson state superintendent spoke on school legislation.
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Davenport
Iowa
W. G. Pence
Fairfield
Iowa Teachers’ Association
Committee On
Clark W. Brown
Clinton
Oskaloosa
Centerville
Agnes Samuelson
Wellman Sportsmen to Organize Monday
Wellman sportsmen plan a Monday meeting at the Wellman Savings Bank building to form an organization to oppose illegal hunting and fishing and to improve field and stream sports. Deputy game warden T. K. Johnson of Sigourney is expected. Reports say many ducks were killed along the English river this spring and illegal fishing has depleted streams nearby for years.
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Wellman
Wellman Savings Bank
T. K. Johnson
Sigourney
English River
Iowa Homestead Tax Bill Could Cut Federal Aid
Gov. Clyde L. Herring warned the homestead tax exemption bill may cause Iowa to lose federal relief funds. He noted the measure provides 3 million dollars in state relief against a suggested 5 million dollars from the federal government and said several states lost aid when requirements were unmet. The bill, approved by the Senate after near-unanimous House passage, awaits Herring’s decision with a veto likely.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Clyde L. Herring
Herring
Senate
House
Transfer Of Anamosa Funds Approved For Reformatory Hospital
DES MOINES AP The Iowa House of Representatives on Saturday received an appropriations committee bill to authorize transferring sixty thousand dollars currently on hand at the Anamosa state reformatory for constructing a hospital and corn cribs.
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Des Moines
Iowa House of Representatives
Appropriations Committee
Anamosa State
Municipal Quarters At Vinton Bank Building Converted
Vinton has moved its city departments into the former Iowa Savings building, now a top equipped city administration center. The city paid 10 000 for the structure, with 6 400 credit from city deposits and 3 600 cash, and spent 700 rearranging interiors offset by 500 from surplus equipment sales. The two story brick building features marble interiors, a mayor’s office, vault, mezzanines, and a public basement meeting room. the top floor houses occupied offices.
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the Gazette
Vinton
Iowa Savings Bank
Iowa
F. J. Lynch
Peoples Savings Bank
City Council
First Avenue
Fourth Street
Cedar River
Dubuque Attorney Denies Fees Tied to Liquor License
Dubuque attorney and county chairman Frank D. Gilloon testified before the liquor investigating committee that his only connection with Old Town Beverage was professional. He said he never accepted or paid a cent related to jobs for the company and rejected a $1,000 claim tied to obtaining a rectifying license. Gilloon read his records and noted no such conversation occurred with Smith or other Old Town associates.
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Des Moines
Frank D. Gilloon
Dubuque
Liquor Investigating Committee
Old Town Beverage Company
Gilbon
Town Liquor Control Commission
Harold F. Smith
Old Town IS Beverage Company
R. S. Milner
Cedar Rapids
Smith
Gillo
Gilloon Sees Cooper
Bice da
Cooper
Gillon
Gilloon
Albert Fluckiger
Milner
Democratic Campaign Fund
Mr. Smith
Berenard E. Manley
Rhey N. Cowin
Frank H. Tousley Oelwein Merchant Dies After Illness
Frank H. Tousley, 65, a wholesale and retail cigar tobacco and candy merchant in Oelwein for 35 years, died at 1 p.m. Saturday after ten weeks bedridden with a fractured hip from a fall and a subsequent pneumonia. He is survived by his wife, son Fred, and daughter Helen Hilsabeck.
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Gazet Oelwein
Frank H. Tousley
Mr. Tousley
Fred
Helen Hilsabeck
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