Demand Lifts Price Of Hogs TOP MARK ON BEST LIGHT STOCK
Hog prices surged at Chicago yards with top quotes around 4.70 and best light stock trading firm. Receipts for cattle and hogs showed notable activity with averages near 550 to 750, while sheep and lambs posted steady demand but lower bids in parts of the markets.
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Court backs Senate in Mcracken case
A chaotic courtroom scene saw Marc Cracken arrested after forcing entry to the Senate chamber and challenging a habeas corpus writ. The rapid arrest interrupted the hearing, with officials claiming contempt and contested authority as the foray unfolded into a dramatic partisan clash.
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MaeCraener
Vrawlor Rallies After Sixth Most Serious Relapse
Vrawlor shows signs of recovery after a severe relapse as doctors monitor his condition. Officials report strains in treatment and a cautious outlook amid ongoing medical assessments and hospital care.
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Markets Close for Holiday With One Cotton Market Open
Major U S security and commodity exchanges shut Monday for a holiday except New Orleans cotton market. Grain trading continued on the Winnipeg exchange.
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Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
Local Cedar Rapids market listing shows varied prices for grain, oats, hay, straw, live poultry, wholesale fruits and vegetables, and hides. Includes rates for corn, oats, hay, straw, hens, roosters, calves, and horses, plus fruit and vegetable prices such as oranges grapefruits apples and potatoes.
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Local hogs climb to higher market levels
Hog prices rose Monday with prime grades advancing 10 to 20 cents, lifting the top price to 390. All good packers followed up by a dime, pushing the top for hogs to 270.
Produce Markets Chicago Admits New Peep Interest
Market notes show Chicago produce desks noting renewed interest from buyers and sellers. Officials report tentative price moves and trading interest across key fruits and vegetables.
Anti-Fascists Rioting in Austria and France Reported
Reports detail anti fascist riots in Austria and France with hundreds arrested and dozens wounded. In Paris suburbs gunfire and projectiles disrupted police operations while Dunkerque dock workers clashed with authorities. Paris saw widespread labor disruption as strike activity affected industry and business nationwide.
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Willford Presses $198000 Payment Claim by Tama Indians
Washington AP report details Leeisha Jones and Rep Winford urging the Indian bureau to hear Tama Indians armed with evidence to substantiate a $198,000 payment claim. The tale mentions the Sac and Fox, the Tama, and the Iowa over a treaty and promised funds, with Congress action cited as stalled across both houses.
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Indian Bureau
Bill Allows RFC Buy Assets Of Closed National Banks
A House bill introduced by Rep McLeod R Mich would authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to liquidate purchased assets of closed national banks over ten years. It would allow additional security for unsecured notes and set an interest rate of 6 percent. McLeod estimated about 200 million dollars needed to ensure deposits in two Detroit banks are paid, with later certification of funds.
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Banghart Admits Mail Hold Up in Charlotte Case
Basil H Banghart dubbed western desperado and suspected kidnapper, captured in Baltimore after months of pursuit, reportedly admitted involvement in the $100000 mail truck holdup in Charlotte, North Carolina, on November 15. Police say about $15000 was found in his apartments and with three captured companions.
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Barber Identifies Banghart And Coster In Kidnapping Case
John Factor known as Jake the Barber identifies Basil Banghart and Isaac Coster as two gang members who kidnapped him for a $70,000 ransom. Federal agents detained them in Baltimore for transfer to face trial with three other Touhy gangsters in a Charlotte North Carolina postal robbery case.
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Dubuque Man Named General Attorney for FCA District
Frank A. O Connor of Dubuque Iowa was named general attorney for the eighth district Farm Credit Administration based in Omaha The appointment announced by L Oscar Chalman also names Walter L Brauer of Lincoln as comptroller for the same district Brauer 33 has served with the federal farm loan bureau since 1929 O Connor a longtime Democrat served in Iowa House and was U S attorney for northern Iowa 1914 1922 The eighth district covers Nebraska Iowa South Dakota and Wyoming
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Grandson Held as Witness in Schleswig Grandmother Slaying
Louis Hamann 18 remained in custody as a material witness in Schleswig following the death of Mrs Chris tar Evere 70, his grandmother. Police say she was struck with a hatchet and $30 missing, suggesting robbery. A hatchet and bloodstain clues were found at the scene.
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House rejects CWA amendment by Senate
The House on Monday rejected a Senate amendment to the $950 million CWA and federal relief appropriation bill that would allow the President to appoint disbursing officers subject to Senate approval. The measure returns to the Senate for action.
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Minneapolis Mills Agreement Signed
Washington line reports a milk licensing agreement for St Paul Minneapolis and suburbs signed by Secretary Wallace. It becomes effective February 16 and eliminates resale price fines to consumers while setting minimum wholesale and retail prices.
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Butgina’s Treaty Ties to Turkey Highlighted
Butgina maintains a treaty of amity with Turkey and once viewed the nation as an adversary, revealing shifting diplomatic stances in regional relations.
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France Declares Trade War On Britain Over Quotas
Paris reports France denounces its commercial treaties with Britain effective at midnight after London demands restoring a 75 percent import quota cut. Britain warns of 20 percent retaliatory duties if not reversed, citing France's quota reductions against British goods.
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Foster Urges House to Adjourn Until Recalled
Rep Foster of Cedar Rapids files a motion asking the Iowa House to adjourn next Friday until the Senate acts on measures and until recalled by the governor. Adjournment would be unpaid, with employees dismissed except essential staff. The move notes most major subjects are addressed and noting Senate inaction on pending proposals.
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Linn Health Seal officers re elected in Marion area drive
Linn County Christmas Seal group re elected officers at a Saturday meeting with Mrs E E Parsons Central City as chair and Miss Lulu Secrist Marion as first vice president. The report noted increased seal sales and plans for an April dental hygiene diagnosis campaign and a teacher’s handbook distribution.
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Outlaw Kidnappers Tied to Sankey Network in Bremer Case
Evidence links Alvin Karpis and Fred Barker to the Ed ward Bremer kidnapping and reveals they learned their abduction methods from the late Verne Sankey. A Catholic priest served as final contact man, tying Bremer to Hamm and Sankey’s circle while Karpis Barker and Sankey’s crew hovered near a house used during earlier crimes. Sankey’s funeral followed, his wife attending briefly from prison.
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Peacock Norse clash heats up in Luther rematch
Upper Iowa coach Doc Dorman readies the Peacocks for a key road tilt against Luther Norsemen Tuesday night. Rivalry sparks high hopes despite a mixed conference season, as past upsets and a strong Norse lineup promise a tough, decisive battle in northern Iowa.
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West Union Country Club Elects Officers
At the annual meeting Friday evening West Union Country Club re elected all officers. President W 44 Antes and Vice President Mel Kohler of Elgin were named to their posts with H A Schaefer as secretary and treasurer. Directors named were E C Johnston R D Fallows Lorenz E Schatz and R F Estey.
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Tipton Dominate Bennett In Twin County High School Hoop
Tipton high boys swept Bennett in a Friday doubleheader at Bennett. The Tipton seconds won 24 to 9, and the Tipton varsity defeated Bennett 27 to 14. Lind led Tipton with 14 points.
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Wiffy Cox Wins Texas Open Tourney in San Antonio
Smiling Wiffy Cox from Brooklyn captured the Texas open title in San Antonio with a strong 283 final score after rounds of 141 71 71. Cox earlier won the Agua Caliente event and finished with a subpar 71 in the final round.
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Cornell Matmen Face Nebraska In Mount Vernon Clash
Special to The Gazette Mount Vernon Cornell College wrestlers prepare for a Monday meet with the University of Nebraska. Nebraska has beaten Kansas while Cornell beat Des Moines YMCA and lost to Indiana. Likely Cornell entrants include Shafer 118 Johnson 126 West 135 Hill 145 Morford 155 Ellison 165 Osburn 175 and heavyweight Hunter or Weiler.
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Grange Leads Bears to 7–0 Victory Over Western Team
Red Grange the Illinois flash and captain of the Chicago Bears helped secure a 7 to 0 win at Kezar Stadium. Grange caught a 12 yard pass from George Corbett then run 20 more yards to the six yard line, setting up Gene Bonzant’s third period touchdown and Manders extra point.
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Dysart Sweeps Dinsdale In Friday Doubleheader
Dysart captured a double bill from Dinsdale on Friday night. The first team edged Dinsdale 26 to 18 with Vauble and Dethiefs shining for Dysart. The second team prevailed 18 to 13.
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Norwegian Girl Keeps Figure Skating Title
Miss Sonja Henie of Norway defended her world figure skating title before a large crowd in Oslo that included the king and queen Crown Prince Olaf and Princess Martha. The celebrated skater began another reign as champion.
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McGregor Wins Clayton County Cage Tournament
McGregor McGregor captained the Clayton county junior high cage meet at Garnaville defeating Marquette 26 to 9 in the first round. Luana edged Farmersshore 19 to 18 in the semifinals, and Farmershore fell 17 to 13 in the finals.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Campbell Gold Hoarding Case
The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed Frederick B Campbell's challenge to the federal gold hoarding act. Campbell had returned to the treasury twenty seven gold bars valued by the government at about $200000, prompting the government's move to seek dismissal.
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