Davenport to Get NEC Committee Shared by Davenport Clinton and Cedar Rapids
Washington report says Davenport may receive a local National Emergency committee or a field adjuster, with potential use for Cedar Rapids and Clinton if any city in the state gets one. State Emergency council director John J Hughes notes counties as units for decentralization and cites NRA compliance boards in Dubuque Waterloo and other cities as likely to get local committees if others are formed. Notices include appointment of executors for the estate of T W Cover and related probate actions.
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Washington
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
National Emergency Council
John J Hughes
Des Moines
Clinton Hughes
Davenport Dubuque
Waterloo
Hughes
Roosevelt
NRA
AAA
Will Rogers Says on Money and Markets
The editor cites Will Rogers warning against undermining money markets by engaging professors and prefers using a Chinaman for rapid calculations. He asserts Shang hai money markets dwarf New York and urges Morgenthau not to gamble with two billion to stabilize.
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Beverly Hiels
Money Exchange
Shanghai
New York
Morgenthau
Princeton
Harvard
Astrological forecast sparks bold ventures and unions
For Tuesday February 6, the stars favor risk in negotiations with mergers and secret groups, urging initiative and high energy. Private affairs may reveal sensational angles, while birthdays bring aggressive, practical vigor. notable nativity Sir Henry Irving cited. In Calmar St Aloysius youths stage At His Wits End with local cast and interludes by community members.
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Sir Henry Irving
C F Sobalik
Lois Beevar
Patricia Greenman
George Neuzlil
Sankey and Alcorn May Plead Guilty in Kidnapping Case
Verne Sankey and Gordon Alcorn, alleged leaders of a kidnaping gang, may plead guilty to ransom charges in the Boettcher case. They were arrested in Chicago and held in a South Dakota prison pending trial. If guilty, they face life terms. Mrs. Fern Sankey remains jailed on related charges.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Charles Boettcher
Verne Sankey
Gordon Alcorn
Denver
South Dakota
Sankey
Alcorn
Department of Justice
Chicago
H D Brown
Buffalo County
Brown
Pierre
Fern Sankey
Verne
Blames Police Of St Paul For Reign Of Crime
Howard Kahn editor of the St Paul News calls for a full inquiry in a public hearing on POLICE corruption and crime in St Paul. He cites six kidnappings including the Bremer case and accuses a politically controlled force of tolerating bootleggers and robberies while promising witnesses and demanding action.
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Police of
St. Paul
ST Paul
Howard Kahn
St. Paul News
Edward G Bremer
Kahn
John McDonald
Star Chamber
McDonald
Bremer
William Hamm
Haskell Kahn
Leon Gleckman
Florence Gleckman
Morris Rutman
Those Outside Cities And Towns May Apply For Road Poll Refund
Taxpayers outside cities and towns may seek refunds on road poll taxes paid before the act reducing road poll tax. The refunds range from four to ten dollars per person and require filing at local offices. The article notes the refund provisions and questions about eligibility. It mentions widows’ refunds and special procedures, and briefly cites global copper resources data.
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John Hughes
State of
Iowa
Linn County
T W Cover
Tinn County
Tate
Aaron G Cover
Ladie M Raher
Cahill Boland and
Hines
Attar
Will Rogers
Will
Genevieve Kemble
Coats
Reguar
the Fair Store
Chile
United States
Witte
Mawee
Pan Babe
Axminster
R. C. A and
Hazeltine
Welt
UNION
Children’s Union
WASIT
Tersey
Woolf
O' Nes
ELK Leather Sport
Oxford
Welt Construction
For All
Lakeside
China
Children’s Bai Roller Skates
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