Maquoketa Lawyer Appointed Judge in Seventh District
Governor Herring named Maquoketa lawyer Frank D Kelsey to fill the late Judge Clarence L Ely’s term in the Seventh Judicial District. Kelsey, a lifelong Democrat from Maquoketa, has practiced law for over forty years after studying at the University of Iowa. Walter Keck of Maquoketa, a Republican, was also considered for the vacancy.
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Des Moines
Frank D Kelsey
Maquoketa
Herring Monday
Seventh Judicial District
Clarence L Ely
Kelsey
Ely
University of Iowa Law College
Walter Keck
Jackson County Bar Association
Keck
Local grocers eye store hours ruling
Local merchants weigh NRA code interpretations as Cedar Rapids area stores seek guidance on permissible hours and practices. Chamber of Commerce offers interpretations with state recovery board review, while an ice cream firm pledges six day wagon operations to keep workers employed.
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Hahn
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
National Recovery Campaign
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
State Recovery Board
Conviction Of The Spurs Court Drive Against Criminals
Convictions on Saturday against three defendants for a murder sparked renewed activity in Chicago as ten criminal court judges push for more trials. Prosecutors expect the week to set a new record in cases tried and convictions obtained as police, the state's attorney, and unions unite in the drive. A hunt continued for a gunwoman and her male companion linked to the Hochanseed murder at a rent store.
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Chicago
INS
Netinst
John Rooney
Fleury Berry
Rosalie Rizzo
Swetheart
Rooney
Hblande
Nother
Gantas Hochan
Leo Minnect
Tno
Vis Fleaner Harman
George Keaned
May Stay Buried Alive Court Bans Advertising
A court ruling blocks advertising related to a medical or burial related May Stay project. The decision affects campaigns and public notices tying to the burial topic and local authorities in charge. The case references a cemetery and related messaging but keeps core parties unnamed in the available text.
Standoff Wounds Civilian Bystander in Mine Strike Clash
A bystander named White was wounded during a gunfire exchange between strikers and guards near a mine area. The incident sparked renewed tensions after more than a year of unrest. White, described as innocent, was hospitalized.
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Seti
Oman
White
Stander
Joseph D Oliver Plow Maker Dies at 83 in South Bend
Joseph D. Oliver a noted plow maker and industrialist dies in South Bend at age 83 after several weeks illness. Funeral services will be held locally. Oliver built a business with national reach and financial influence. The report notes historical Alps fatality trends for context.
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Joseph D. Oliver
South Bend
Ind
Sinesa
Let’s Explore Your Mind by Albert Edward Wiggam
An excerpt features Albert Edward Wiggam, D. Sc., author of The Fruit of the Family Tree, discussing psychology of engagement and inheritance. Wiggam notes that high intelligence may signal emotional unawareness and moral lapse, while advising cautious social commitments and pedigree emphasis in marriage discussions.
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Albert Edward Wiggam
D. Sc
Tom Platt
New York
NRA warning banners hours and code progress
General Johnson urged rapid local leadership to enforce NRA codes across industries. He cited five permanent codes covering textiles and garments and warned employers about noncompliance. He urged public spending to spur reemployment and warned against blue eagle misuse while detailing ongoing code coverage in multiple sectors.
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Johnson
Plymouth Ad Promises More for the Money
A Plymouth ad touts value with more for your money including patented Floating Power engine mountings All Steel Bodies Hydraulic Brakes and Constant Mesh Transmission. It invites readers to request a leather container for car keys from Plymouth Motor Corporation and references seeing Plymouth at Chrysler Motors Building.
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Plymouth
Plymouth Motor Corporation
Kilo
Chrysler
New York City
N.Y
Chrysler Motors
Chicago
Century of Progress
Love and Grief Advice From a Text on Marriage
The article argues marriage should pair similar intellect, education, and social standing to ensure harmony. It warns against prolonging grief for public sympathy, noting genuine lovers show sound mental balance and recover poise after loss.
Will Rogers on strikes and government mediation
Will Rogers argues that while unions and banker associations exist, strikes are akin to war and harm those not responsible. He criticizes government proposals to settle disputes during the current times and urges restraint in labor actions.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Presidential board to arbitrate labor disputes
A new presidential board was named to arbitrate labor difficulties and held its first meeting to survey causes of various strikes and explore arbitration to reduce tensions.
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Cleveland
Kansas Flood Leaves Heavy Loss In Wake
Western Kansas floodwaters surged Saturday causing one death and widespread property damage with livestock losses. Editor Maurice Emmons of the Greeley County Republican at Tribune drowned after aiding in a rescue of Mr and Mrs Ed Miller from their ranch home.
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Kansas
Maurice Emmons
Greeley
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