Roosevelt Era Talks Stir International Tensions In New York
Secretary Stimson highlights Kellogg Briand pact binding all signatories and triggers Tokyo inquiries. Roy Chapin named secretary of commerce as Burke dies. Roosevelt victory prospects boost stock market optimism. Education board plans coal purchase to aid Iowa miners amid government cuts. Byrd expedition tragedy noted. A mix of political maneuvering, economic outlook, and human interest items mark the city scene.
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Hitler's chancellorship bid revived after decree
Berlin reports say Hitler gains momentum after President Hindenburg signed an emergency decree granting harsh penalties for terrorists. Chancellorship seems possible if Papen and Schleicher resist Hitler or if cabinet resignations trigger a new government formation amid a fragile right wing majority.
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Lost Boots in Jungle Adventure in Cedar Rapids Gazette
The Cedar Rapids Gazette presents Lost Boots, a comic strip heroine, in a jungle mission of relief for her brother amid romance. Readers are invited to follow her exciting adventures daily on the comic page to see if she survives the perilous quest.
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Huston Claims Iowa Will Go For Roosevelt
New York AP reports Iowa, Hoover’s native state, will vote for Roosevelt Garner. Huston, state chair, predicts a large Democratic majority including West Branch and the presidential county. Mitchell notes growing Democratic indications. Whitman and Macy discuss Senate run. Hand joins Garner campaign staff. Howes cites strong primary results signaling a wind change in four states.
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Garner
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Richard F. Mitchell
Charles S. Whitman
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W. Kingsland Macy
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Robert F. Wagner
Charles Hand
Walker
Chicago
W. W. Howes
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Cole Charges Democrats With Distorting Facts
Congressmen Cyrenus Cole of Cedar Rapids accuses the Democratic publicity machine of distorting the Norbeck agricultural credit bill and claims Hoover veto preserved relief by avoiding duplication. He notes twelve finance corporations could offer about a quarter billion dollars in farmer credit and says editorials mislead farmers.
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Cyrenus Cole
Cedar Rapids
Hoover
Iowa
Burke dies after conferring with Hoover in White House
James Francis Burke 65 of Pittsburgh general counsel of the Republican National Committee died in Garfield hospital after a heart attack following two White House visits with President Hoover on final arrangements for the Hoover speech. Burke intended to sail for Europe soon. Mrs Burke, a son and daughter survive.
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Water Fountain Speakeasy Opens In Chicago
Chicago unveils a unique speakeasy that serves only water. A donated fountain in a neighborhood operates on photo electric cell tech. Patrons speak softly a word and water flows from a jet, attracting attention from authorities who approve the safe, harmless venture.
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Speakeasy
Chicago
O. K
Trade Parley Tensions Between Canada and Britain
At Ottawa AP report outlines friction between Canadian and British delegations over terms for imperial trade agreements during the conference. Malcolm MacDonald, son of the British prime minister, issued a statement stressing that disagreements are not threatening a deadlock like London, as both sides aim for the best bargain while weighing empire preferences, food price effects, and Russia trade dynamics.
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Mallcolm MacDonald
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Canada
Great Britain
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McGregor Poet Pleads Not Guilty to Drunk Driving
McGregor Iowa poet M L Spaulding pled not guilty at Elkader Justice Earhart's court after a Sunday arrest for driving while intoxicated. He was found guilty of drunkenness with a $10 fine and costs, then bound over to the grand jury on a charge of operating a vehicle while intoxicated with a $1,000 bond.
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E. Leslie Spaulding
Iowa
A. Earhart
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Tuesday Baseball Box Scores From Major Leagues
Box scores of all games played in the major leagues Tuesday and notes on the Olympic Games progress in Los Angeles appear in the sport section. Philadelphia at Chicago was rained out with no decision.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Mixed Factor's Rule Prices On N.Y. Exchange
The New York market showed frequent trend shifts Tuesday as traders fought profit taking and short selling. Prices swung in a wide range with dull reactions but rising volume on rallies. Cotton recovered from opening losses, utilities led on upturns, rails showed strength at times, and overall volume dipped from Monday. Large gains by Consolidated Gas and others were erased by losses elsewhere. U S Steel lagged despite any gains.
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J. I. Case
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Two Men Arrested in Wisconsin Dells Hotel Murder
CHICAGO AP Two men James Grippando 30 and John Paul White 19 both of Chicago were arrested Tuesday and confessed to shooting Ole Hansen proprietor of a Wisconsin Dells hotel during an attempted robbery Sunday morning Grippando said he fired one of the fatal shots and the other was fired by an accomplice known only as Riley
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John Paul White
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Riley
Miles Urges Auxiliary Support for Legion Bonus Stand
Frank Miles of Des Moines asks American Legion Auxiliary members to back immediate soldiers bonus pay, urging contact with lawmakers to oppose University of Iowa compulsory military training repeal and support veterans hospital expansion and orphan care. He cites Iowa Legion stance and cites Hanford Mac Nider’s backing on the issue.
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Des Moines
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Cooney
Iowa Legion Auxiliary opens tenth annual convention in Cedar Rapids
The Iowa department American Legion auxiliary opens its twelfth annual convention in Cedar Rapids memorial building with seven hundred members in attendance. National president Mrs. Frederick C. Williams and national secretary Mrs. Gwendolyn Wiggin MacDowell attend. opening addresses welcome officials from state and national groups. color guards, choir, and local officials participate in a formal start to sessions through Thursday.
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Onawa
Ottumwa
Vinton
Cedar Rapids
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Davenport
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Abbie B. Langmaid
Rochester
Minn
H. E. Ross
Wellman
Cedar Rapide News
United States
American Legion Auxiliary
Iowa
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Anita
Spirit Lake Champion
Frederick C. Williams
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Gwendolyn Wiggin MacDowell
Story City
Indianapolis
H. G Ellis
Woman’s Relief Corps
George Haslom
General Dodge Circle
John Heaton
Daughters of Veterans
William Neill
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J. M. Smittle
Waucoma
Ruth Ebling Massey
Eleanor Taylor
L. P. Lyman
Hanford
Henry E. Haegg
American Legion
W. H. Stepanek
Charles D. Manson
Ohio woman injured in highway collision near Mansfield
Two people were injured when a car driven by E. K. Rickner of Mansfield and another car driven by Paul Schnitz of White Bear Minnesota collided on highway No. 30 eight miles west of the city about 3 45 P M Tuesday. Mrs Rickner suffered a fractured skull and was listed in critical condition. Schnitz had cuts to hands and arms. Both were taken to local hospitals. Rickner and their daughter Nina Rickner were not injured. Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon investigated.
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Will Rogers Praises Olympic Games in Beverly Hills
Will Rogers declares the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics the greatest show in America. He notes daily attendance from 70,000 to 105,000, praises the event's dignity and thrill, and quips about international tension and the marathon victory by Argentina. He signs as Will.
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Lytton Report Said To Accuse Japs Of Plot
Washington dispatch says the League of Nations commission headed by the Earl of Lytton has a preliminary report accusing Japan of deliberate aggression in Manchuria and China. It details plotted operations, prearranged charges, and a puppet Manchukuo regime with many Japanese allies. The commission is en route to Geneva to present findings officially.
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Russia
Roosevelt to Oust Walker as Governor Initiates Private Inquiry
Springfield Daily News reports Governor Franklin D Roosevelt plans to remove Mayor James J Walker based on private investigations conducted during the Hofstadter disclosures. The paper cites a confidential informant asserting Roosevelt will act on his own investigators findings and fears no retaliation from Tammany.
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United States stance shocks Japan nations seek explanation
United States Secretary of State Bumson defines America's attitude toward the Paris pact stirring world wide interest. Japan asks its Washington ambassador for full report on the speech as a warning that U S will maintain anti war pact support. Stimson’s talk on consulting among nations to mobilize moral support against war drew surprise in disarmament circles and prompted speculation of a consultative pact. In South America the speech is seen as a warning to Bolivia and Paraguay that the U S will not align with aggression, while Paris praises the move toward international cooperation.
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Stimson Speech Rocks Tokyo and Geneva World Body
Tokyo officials protest Stimson remarks on Manchuria and consultatory pact as Geneva officials study US openness to a consultative clause in disarmament talks. The dialogue affects Japan Jehol maneuvers and League of Nations response to the Far Eastern crisis and Lord Lytton report.
Cranking Truck Fatal To Maquoketa Worker
Maquoketa reports Curt Landis a 68 year old veteran house mover died Tuesday after his truck ran over him while he cranked it in low gear. He suffered multiple broken bones and internal injuries. Burial is planned Thursday at Polo Illinois, his native home, with his widow surviving.
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