Geneva talks vs Mussolini and a war over Ethiopia
The League of Nations pursues diplomacy in Geneva to deter Mussolini from war over Ethiopia, while critics argue violence and power corrupt both European and American leadership. The piece also discusses libel suits against The Gazette and a proposed federal check on Iowa liquor dealers using $4,446 in federal funds, questioning oversight and motives.
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Mussolini
Italy
Ethiopia
Geneva
I. M. Cooper
Gazette
State Liquor Commission
Iowa
Associated Press
Washington
The
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Uncle Sam
Mandeville Zenge Identified in Bauer Death Case
Four witnesses named Mandeville Zenge as the man who fled the scene of Dr. Walter J. Bauer's brutal death. Investigators tied Zenge to the late Wednesday assault after identification by Mantel Eichner and the Anderson brothers, with Giannini later placing him as the cab fare holder to Navy Pier. The elder Zenge sought a habeas corpus reply as the son denied knowledge.
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Chicago
Mandeville Zenge
Walter J. Bauer
Daniel Gilbert
Charles Mantel
Herman Eichner
Zenge
Harold
Harry Anderson
Dr. Bauer
Toc
J. Andy
Canton
Mandeville
Leighton
Moody
Louise Bauer
Bauer
Otto Erlanson
Mantel
Eichner
Anderson Brothers
John Giannini
Navy Pier
Gianni
Charles Dougherty
Carpenter
Ann Arbor
Mich
Joseph E. Green
Flour Mill Head Raps Policy Of Administration
In Minneapolis, Donald D. Davis of General Mills argues that democracy hinges on resisting authorities who disregard the Constitution. He comments on James L. Bell’s report urging shareholders to act to protect rights and investments, noting taxes on wheat act like a federal tax on flour. Bell warns directors guard property and employ investment-only ventures. Continued on page.
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Minneapolis
INS
Donald D. Davis
General Mills, Inc
James L. Bell
Davis
Bell
Belzer Granted Divorce From Mother Of Three Actresses
George A. Belzer receiver for national banks was granted a divorce from Gladys R. Belzer the mother of three film actresses Loretta Young Sally Blane and Pollyann Young. He testified she insisted on living apart under the same roof for four years ending March 1934 when he left. They were married January 12 1924. Mrs. Belzer was reportedly in Europe and did not contest the suit.
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Los Angeles
INS
George A. Belzer
National Banks
Gladys R. Belzer
Loretta Young
Sally Blane
Pollyann Young
Belzer
Belzers
Cramer says probe distorted his testimony before Black committee
West Orange New Jersey Edison official E P Cramer defends his Washington testimony to the Black committee saying he did not help a whispering campaign and that the senate lobby panel pressed him to answer too quickly. He offered to appear again and faulted the committee as hostile to utilities.
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West Orange
N. J
INS
Roosevelt
Senate Lobby Committee
E. P. Cramer
Black Committee
Washington Thursay
Thomas A. Edison, Inc
Cramer
Committee
Predict Rust Will Reduce Wheat Crop
Private crop experts forecast the 1935 wheat harvest at 603 million bushels, 128 million below the last government estimate, with winter wheat at 413 million and spring at 190 million. Corn and oats yields rise, with corn set to 2.298 billion bushels and oats to 1.226 billion, compared with last season.
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Chicago
Soviet polar plane set for dawn departure near Moscow
The Exchange Telegraph agency reported early Saturday the Russian polar plane was expected to take off from an airport near Moscow at 3 a.m. local time 9 p.m. CST.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Moscow
Quaker Oats Firm Granted AAA Injunction
Federal Judge John P Barnes issued a temporary injunction halting collection of processing taxes on hogs, wheat and corn by the interior revenue service. The order blocks enforcement of back taxes totaling about 7.5 million dollars and challenges the tax as a potential fifth amendment violation. The ruling pauses the taxes while legal questions about the AAA program and interstate commerce are further argued.
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Chicago
INL
Chicago Meat Packers
Quaker Oats Company
Washburn-Crosby Company, Inc
John P. Barnes
Barnes
Internal Revenue
Judge-Barnes Sas Packers
NG. Po ‘Post
AAA
Graft case hinges on judge to hear Hayes action
Sioux City district court weighed its jurisdiction Friday in the Hayes graft case. W D Hayes the suspended mayor asks to strike the grand jury's removal recommendation from records. County Attorney M E Rawlings and special grand jury prosecutors argued the judge lacks power to hear the action. Hayes lawyers urged the grand jury had no authority to oust. Also challenged was the removal recommendation against Henry C Kuhlmann, suspended safety commissioner who resigned during his hearing.
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Sioux City
F. H. Rice
W. D. Hayes
M. E. Rawlings Friday
H. M. Havner
Ole T. Naglestad
W. W. Scott
Davenport
Fred H. Free
Chris N. Jepson
Hayes
Grand Jury
Henry C. Kuhlmann
Kuhlmann
District Court
New prison planned for McNeil Island in Puget Sound
Washington reports a new penitentiary to be built on McNeil Island in Puget Sound, described as another American Devil's Island. Attorney General Homer S. Cummings announced the plan Friday night.
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Washington
Alcatraz Prison
San Francisco
McNeil Island
Puget Sound
Homer S. Cummings
Oh Love that Will Not Let Me Go Hymn Story of George Matheson
A 1935 feature recounts the life of George Matheson a brilliant student who became blind. He offers his fiancée freedom then writes the hymn Oh Love that will not let me go merging faith and resilience into triumph over despair.
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George Matheson
Azathe
Anamosa Man To Help Slayer Hunt
Will Ray, an Anamosa gasoline station attendant robbed by a gunman, flew to Des Moines accompanying Sheriff Henry Eichhorn to identify a car tied to the murder of John LeClair of Des Moines. Police connect the vehicle to the Anamosa gunman and the Iowa Falls find, as investigations continue.
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Will Ray
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
John LeClair
Ray
Henry Eichhorn
Iowa Falls
LeClair
Roosevelt predicts faster work relief hiring this autumn
President Roosevelt told reporters that the public works relief program will boost employment in September and October with about 2.7 million people likely to be working by mid autumn, leaving 0.8 million to find private sector jobs by November. He noted potential faster action on allocations from the $4 billion fund and discussed strikes at a New Jersey shipyard and the utility holding company bill.
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Washington
Roosevelt
John R. McCarl
Potomac
Navy
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Camden
N. J
Wreck Found By Salvage Ship May Be Spanish Armada
Fog and rough seas hindered Orphir off Kinsale Ireland as Captain Henry Dell Russell and crew charted a small mud buried wreck they suspect could be one of the twenty five ships of the 1588 Spanish Armada. Echo sounding confirmed a hull outline, dated to July 30 31 1588, with possibilities including the Santa and other galleons.
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Orphir
Kinsale
Ireland
Henry Dell Russell
Russell
Philip the Second
Nazis Seek To Curb Newsmen In Nazi Press Clampdown
Berlin reports show the Nazi regime vows to curb Catholic and foreign press activity. Reich officials warn against Catholic politics and journalism and outline treason as opposition to the regime. The anniversary of Hitler's rise and Hindenburg’s death rites are noted amid broader crackdown signals.
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Berlin
Robert Wagner
Staathaltern
Baden
Third Reich
Karlsruhe
Wagner
Germany
Propaganda Ministry
Reich
Adolf Hitler
APA
Ger
Ernst Klein
Basle
Switzerland
Nachrichten
Threich
Tannenberg
Paul von Hindenburg
Roland Freisler
Ministry of Justice
Volksverrat
Freisler
Des Moines Bakery Strike Settled After Mediation
Des Moines bakers and trucker salesmen in six plants end a three week strike with a compromise contract. Employers and union gain concessions on closed shop while preserving wage and seniority rules. Inside workers receive a $2 weekly raise and-driver sales men get set hours plus a stale baked goods credit. The six plants will reopen with about 700 workers recalled Sunday night and operating Monday morning.
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Des Moines
John Connally, Jr
George Comfort
Master Bakers’ Association
B. F. Kauffman
Clyde L. Herring
Comfort
House Ready To Hike Tax on Incomes Over Fifty Thousand
The House with little opposition backed the wealth tax section of a 270 million measure raising rates on income over 50 000, 56 000 and up to a maximum of 75 percent on income over 5 million. Final approval considered Saturday. amendments rejected 11 to 50 0.
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Wes
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
McFarlane
Tex
Traux
Ohio
Taver
N.Y
Alburnett Man, 53, Faces Assault With Rifle Charge
A.H. Weber of Alburnett, 53, was booked into the county jail Friday at 4 30 p m on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder after Sheriff James H Smith and Deputy Sheriff Dick Payn arrested him. County Attorney G K Thompson said a preliminary information would be filed. Weber allegedly fired a repeating rifle once Thursday evening at his home in a belligerent mood in the presence of relatives and neighbors.
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Cedar Rapids
A.H. Weber
Alburnett
James H. Smith
Dick Payn
G. K. Thompson
W. J. Grunewald
Weber
Alburnettate
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Chicago Rules Process
John Brown
John Smith
John Browns
John Smiths
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