Two Men Arrested After Liquor Cache Discovery
Detectives watched a liquor cache linked to Perrico, 21, and Joe Harover, 1407 Fourth Street SE. In an alley near Second Street and A and B Avenues NE, a car was stopped and police found eleven half pints and several bottles. The suspects were arrested for illegal transportation of liquor.
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Uquor
Br. Kudina
Code Perrico
First Avenue
Joe Harover
Fourth Street
Ilegal Transportation
Second Street
Kudina
Harover
Lasna Wilson
A. Ecgen &. A
John Macces
Legislators vote down radio stars proposal in Des Moines
The Iowa House debated Rep Z Y Zylstra's plan to broadcast House proceedings and create radio stars. The measure failed 2 to 19 after sharp quips from reps Bonnstetter Moore and Reed, with critics citing crowding loudspeakers and questions about lasting appeal.
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Des Moines
Mertecs
Sintt-Foc
Atives
U.om
Atena
Zyistra
WO Ames
WSUI
Iowa City
Zyistra Radio
Rep. Bonstetter
Kossuth
Zylstra
Rep Reed
Mahaska
Rep Mooty
Grundy
Rotary Speaker Praises Lincolns Enduring Greatness
W F Shirley superintendent of Marshalltown schools told a Rotary club audience that Abraham Lincolns greatness triumphed over bitter criticism. He cited assaults from abolitionists and pro slavery voices, ridicule as a country clown, and claims of uncouth speeches, noting the second Inaugural Address was once attacked yet is now seen as a great state paper.
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Abraham Lincoln
W F Shirley
Marshalltown
Rotary Club
Shirley
Lincoln
Skating Carnival Draws Huge Cedar River Crowd at Ellis Park
More than 4500 people attended the Cedar River skating carnival at Ellis Park on Sunday. Larry Dennis won the Liggett trophy for the best skater, with Sid Filetleft and Don Barry leading the ladies parade in clown costumes. In court news, Crawford Tractor Co. was awarded $62.55 against Wallie Durphy and several cases named Michael Kvidera et al. Grace Randell was hired as home economics instructor in Washington IA following Miss McCleery’s resignation.
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Crawford Tractor Company
Wallie
Kremenak
Washington
Grace Randell
Helen MecCleery
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids May Be Key Point In PWA's Survey Of Materials
Cedar Rapids may be chosen as a key point in Iowa for constant monitoring of federal construction materials as part of a PWA program led by Arch W Loney. Selection rests with the state PWA engineer, with rapid decisions and a target to set up 144 key points by month’s end.
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Cedar Rapids
PWA
Washington
Iowa
Arch W Loney
Public Works Administration
Lone
Newest Meat Preparations On Display In Cedar Rapids Exhibit
A Cedar Rapids display showcases Wilson and Company foods including ox tongues in baking dishes, tamales in sauce, pickled pigs feet, a mock chicken loaf from pork, various cheeses and oils, and a new cellophane wrapped Berliner beef pork luncheon meat. The exhibition, tied to Wilson and Company, features portable pack sizes and new sausage products, with industry notes on cellophane and packaging trends.
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Wilson and Company
Cedar Rapids
Bakerite Corporation
Wilson and Companyv
Decorah Man Davis Stevens Dies at 70
Davis B Stevens 70 died Saturday at his Decorah home. Born May 15 1863 in Ripley County Indiana he lived in Winneshiek County most of his life. He married Anna Stoskop May 4 1898 and survivors include three children Violet Stevens Harold G Stevens and Helen M Stevens, plus a brother and sister. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday with Rev O Glesne officiating.
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Great Falls
Mont
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Central High School
Sioux City
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Emmett Stevens
John Fwing
Frankville
Central City
Wilma Billing
Independence
Donald D Hatch
St. Joseph's Church
Erdland
Hatch
William Billing
Business College
Waterloo
Russell R Hatch
University of Iowa
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Calif
Jay Maddle
Toledo
Peterman and Hutchinson
Harry Levis
Glen Harton
Clarence LeRoy Reinig
American Legion
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Willard F Russell
Hartog
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Tama County
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France
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Denver
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Chicago
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Perry Charlies
Los Angeles
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Columbus Junction
Clyde J Elanft
Columbus
Cry
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George Burns
Columbus City
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Lucy Fletcher
Mildred Sammons
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Dorothy Hanft
Marian Kulp
Rock Island
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Elmer Todd
Stowden
Henry Gade
Ivteten
Rune
Henry Kruskop
Vernon Ho Carter
Anaamosa
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CWSA
Jones County Emercencs
Jones County
Grundy Center
Manley Creanfield
Grundy
J B Bird
Ridout Ti
Grunes County
Viilisea
Urbana
Mary Magdalena Schmitz
St. Mary’s Church
Father Holster
Walker
Mary Magdalena Ernest
Norway
Anthony Schmitz
Polk Township
Michael Schmitz
Margaret Schmitz
Joseph Schmitz
Theodore Schmitz
Anna Reed
High Bridge
Wis
van Horne
Frank Caldwell
Chino
Matt Less
Joseph Ernest
Williamsburg
Elizabeth Harris
William Harris
Delta
Meredith Evans
Hving
Mary Evelyn Wilma
Alice
Daniel O Evans
Sigourney
Ioan, Owen and
Eslall
Virgil Fidus
Kirkman
Towa Strip Miners Code Ready For District Labor Board
An agreement on wages hours and working conditions for Iowa strip mine operations has been reached by a joint committee of operators and miners. It will be submitted to the United States district labor board in Chicago for approval. The details remain confidential. The joint committee met about two weeks at the Iowa Coal Operators Association offices in Des Moines. The industry includes about thirty strip mines employing roughly 500 workers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States District Labor Board
Chicago
Iowa Coal Operators Association
Frank Wilson
District 13
United Mine Workers of America
Iowa Poweshiek rally draws 159 attendees in Marengo
At the Iowa Poweshiek midwinter rally in Marengo Guernsey Epworth league led attendance with 159 participants over two days. Mary Ablard and Eardley Barker of Williamsburg won a judges’ decision over Helen McNally and Dwight Porter of Grinnell, with Dr Fred Sternagle of Williamsburg speaking.
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Spectal
Marengo
Guernsey
Epworth League
Mary Ablard
Eardley Barker
Williamsburg
Helen McNally
Dwight Porter
Grinnell
Fred Sternagle
Zoe Shipton
Virginia Kell
Luella Rouse
E. 5. Menoher
Glen Schweibert
Victor Immanuel
Byron Snodgrass
Gail Knipfer
North English
George Norden
Guernsey Poweshtek
Merwin Jones
O F Niffenegger
C R Reed
J W. Todd
Ottumwa
Aviation contracts and Lindbergh spark public dispute
The piece argues federal subsidies distort aviation development and graft taints contract awards. Col. Lindbergh protests to Roosevelt over the issue, while the White House plans to refer his complaint to lower administration rights. A St. Louis pastor urges temperance as a test of character amid prohibition debates.
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Washington
Lindy
Col. Lindbergh
Roosevelt
White House
Williams Named As Possible Candidate For State Treasurer
In Des Moines the Iowa Republican rally discussed primaries and fall elections. Potential state treasurer candidates were named, including Frank Williams of Cedar Rapids and Frank Hoyt of Greenfield, with Williams unable to comment. Also mentioned was Karl W. Fischer of Vinton for auditor.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Dan Turner
R. W Colfield
Frank Williams
Cedar Rapids
Frank Hoyt
Greenfield
Karl W. Fischer
Vinton
Frank Graver 89 Dies Last Civil War Veteran at Lisbon
Frank Graver senior, 89, Lisbon’s last Civil War veteran, died at home Sunday. Funeral services planned 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Evangelical church. Survived by widow, two children Clara Stewart of Martelle and George D. Graver of Lisbon, and three grandchildren Deborah, Charlotte, and Donald Graver.
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Lisbon
Frank Graver
Evangelical Church
Clara Stewart
Martelle
George D. Graver
Deborah
Charlotte
Donald Graver
Pretty Toledo wedding unites Fern Gephart and Leonard Cooper
A Monday ceremony at the bride’s mother's home united Fern Gephart and Leonard Cooper. Rev. Glen Harton officiated. A wedding dinner followed with several local helpers. Mrs. Cooper, a former State Teachers College Cedar Falls alumna, taught in rural Tania county schools. The couple will reside on a farm east of Toledo.
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St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Clara Prull
E. B Prull
Langworthy
Harm Bunting
Gerd Bunting
Wayne Township
H L Adix
St Matthew's Church
Frieda Bussehie
Gertrude Prull
Ben Bunting
Emil Prull
John Schoon
F B Prull
Bunting
Zimmerman’s Hall
Onslow
Washington
Ian W S Eldridge
Howard Fulton
John Brunn
United Brethren Church of
Morley
Presbyterian Church
Tawa
Katherine Shaw
W O Eckler
Methodist Church
Oak Hill
Shaw
William and
Mary Kessinger
Toledo
Mary Gephart
Fern Gephart
Leonard Cooper
A. B. Cooper
Glen Harton
F. B
Bear
George Whalin
Phylis
Robert Malin
Maiden Pleads Guilty to Larceny of Domestic Animal
Tama J B Maiden of Tama appeared before Judge Carl B Stiger in Tama county district court and pled guilty to larceny of a domestic animal. He received a 30 day sentence to the county jail at Toledo. Maiden and Owen Finch, both of Tama, were arrested about three weeks ago for stealing a hog from the North Western railroad company stock yards here.
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Tama
J. B. Maiden
Carl B. Stiger
Tama County
Toledo
Maiden
Owen Finch
North Western Railroad Company
Quiet hunt for Bremer kidnapers proceeds in silence
St Paul police and justice agents maintained a wall of secrecy as they pursued clues to the hideout in the $200000 Bremer kidnapping. Edward G Bremer, banker and bank president, was held from January 17 to February 7 and freed after ransom. Bremer rested at home and received medical care for nervous exhaustion and a head injury. Authorities would not confirm a Mille Lacs lead or a hideout in southwestern Iowa.
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ST. Paul
Police
Department of Justice
Edward G. Bremer
Bremer
Commercial State Bank
Rochester
Minn
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Mille Lacs
Iowa
Three Enter Race For Johnson Co. Attorney
Two Democrats and one Republican have announced candidacy for Johnson County attorney in the June primaries. All are graduates of the University of Iowa College of Law. E. A. Baldwin and F. B. Olsen seek the Democratic nomination, while Paul Toomey is the Republican hopeful. Olsen is president of the state association of county attorneys and Toomey leads the Johnson County Young Republican League.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Johnson County
University of Iowa College of Law
E. A. Baldwin
F. B. Olsen
Paul Toomey
Olsen
State Association of
Toomey
Young Republican
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
An advertising notice touts Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a fast internal cold remedy. It claims to open the bowels fight germs and fever relieve headache and grippiness and strengthen the whole system. Sold by druggists for 30c or 50c.
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Grove
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