IOWA Students Form League for War Protest
Iowa students form a movement named League for War demanding four years of compulsory military training for men and women and a national dictatorship to enforce the policy. Huey P Long is named as dictator designate. Miss Hartles protests from a university group while Muss Hartlex of Be Creek leads the drive seeking 1500 members. Faculty react cautiously.
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Day in Washington by the Associated Press
Senate munitions investigators plan to call Charles M Schwab in the inquiry into Bethlehem’s shoring activities. Administration leaders seek defeat of the McCarran wage amendment to save the relief bill and plans to give state emergency council directors a major voice in spending the 4000 million work relief fund. Labor leaders condemn the Richberg recommendation of a non partisan NRA. Authorities studied levies to strengthen the New Deal monetary position from Supreme Court gold decisions. Senator Tydings introduced a pensions payment bill calling for negotiable negotiators instead of cash payment.
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Charles M Schwab
Bethlehem
McCarran
State Emergency Council
Supreme Court
La Follette Seeks Ten Billion Public Works Measure
Wisconsin Senator Robert M La Follette proposes a ten billion public works bill to fund relief projects as the New Deal unfolds. Senate leaders consider wage guarantees tied to the plan while James M Mead pushes regulations for air mail service to aid airline operators.
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Buonder
Slate Progress
Areeo
Senate
Robert M Li Fenette
Wisconsin
Robert F Wagner
Wge
Carr
James M Mead
House Post Office Committee
Tennessee Keeps Its Monkey Law
Tennessee House debated a long effort to repeal a widely noted statute backed by Cecil Anderson, with Vanderbilt student legislators weighing the repeal. The vote ended 67 to 20 in favor of retaining the law, spotlighting the law’s historical attention and its defenders led by supporters amid national interest.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
House of Representatives
Cecil Anderson
Vanderbilt
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Serb Mob Attempts Jailbreak at Sibinj
Peasant rioters in Sibinj attacked gendarmes Tuesday hoping to free prisoners. Several peasants were killed or wounded as guards fired on the mob. Three would be liberators were already arrested on anti government agitation charges in Brod district near the Save river. The mob, led by a local Catholic priest, organized an anti government demonstration after arrests of their deputies.
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Wilson and Co Plans Recapitalization Share Split
Wilson and Company meat packers win stockholder approval for a February 23 recapitalization. Ninety nine percent of shares represented favored the plan, eliminating class A stock and accumulated dividends in favor of common stock and 6 percent preferred shares. Thomas E. Wilson said new shares should be tradeable on the New York Exchange by February 25.
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Wilson and Company
Oted
Thomas E. Wilson
New York Exchange
Richard Bennett III In Serious Condition In London
Richard Bennett III, the actor, is in a London nursing home in serious condition after a recent fall from a horse. The update came Tuesday and was reported by AP.
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London
Richard Bennett
Kennamer Trial Evidence Highlights Defendant’s Calm and Affection
Witnesses describe Kennamer’s sworn love for Virginia Wilcox and dispute self defense claims. A friend’s testimony and Dr Knoblock’s time estimate challenge the killing of Gorrell. Psychiatrists affirm sanity. Tulsa teachers note high intelligence. defense blocks character witnesses for the dead youth.
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Tulsa
Kennamer
Gorrell
Hurst
Tulsa prosecutor to reopen Born death inquiry after Kennamer trial
PAWNEE Okla INS reports Tulsa County Prosecutor Holly Anderson vows to reopen the Sidney Born death probe after Phil Kennamer’s testimony on the witness stand. Born, 20, son of a University of Tulsa chemist, was fatally wounded in his car nine days after John Gorrell’s similar shooting last Thanksgiving night. Anderson says she has questions about whether Born’s death was self inflicted.
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Otto Kraemer
Gorrell
Testamont
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Miss Wilcox
Kraemer
A. Flint Moss
Virginia Wilcox
Pawnee
Okla
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Phil Kennamer
Sidney Born
Holly Anderson
Tulsa County
University of Tulsa
Tulsa
John Gorrell
Curly-headed Defendant Testifies In Own Defense
Phil, a curly headed defendant, testifies Monday in his own defense claiming Sidney Born did not die by his own action and that he believes Born was murdered. The dramatic statement highlights his theory of foul play in the case.
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Phil
Oklahoma Woman Warden Refuses Dismissal Until Vindication
Mrs. George A Waters the Granite reformatory warden, the nation's only woman in charge of a male prison, refuses to be fired without vindication. She demands a full investigation before removal after the prison break last Sunday. Sheriff Fred Hunt named as her successor by the state board of affairs.
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Affairs
Fred Hunt
Tishomingo
Granite Reformatory
George A. Waters
State Senate
British investors weigh action on gold payments in U S securities
A London advisory committee led by Sir Harry Armstrong plans a meeting to consider legal action by British investors to force payment in gold for American gold securities. The move cites the 1794 Jay treaty and U S Supreme Court gold clause rulings with alleged monetary losses and mentions postwar treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Stock Exchange
England
United States
London Advisory Protective Committee
Sir Harry Armstrong
New York
Barnett Hollander
Hollander
Supreme Court
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Austria
Hungary
Washington
Iowa City Woman Fined for Liquor Nuisance
Mrs Blanche Fleming of Iowa City was fined 350 dollars and costs in district court after being found guilty of maintaining a liquor nuisance. County Attorney E A Baldwin filed an injunction to stop her from operating a place for sale of liquor.
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Blanche Fleming
E. A. Baldwin
Fleming
Iowa Senate Group Defeats Shangle Gold Clause Bill
Standing committees of the Iowa Senate recommended definite postponement for the gold clause bill sponsored by Sen. L. T. Shangle of Oskaloosa. The measure would bar contracts specifying payment in a particular form of money and deem such payments unenforceable in courts. The judiciary committee also favored indefinite postponement for a Schmidt bill on forfeiture of property used in games of chance or lotteries.
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Des Moines
State Senate
L. T. Shangle
Oskaloosa
Shangle
Senate Judiciary Committee
Paul Schmidt
Town City
Senate action on land sale and exemptions discussed
Shangle proposed following the owner's division of land at an execution sale and a committee urged discarding this, while a house bill to add radio receiving sets to the general exemption list was rejected. The senate also struck down a measure to place tractors on the taxi list.
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Senate
Pair Gets 10 Year Terms At Iowa City
William F. Roberts age 48 and Frank Edwards age 64 both of Peoria Illinois were sentenced in district court to ten years in the Ft. Madison state penitentiary after pleading guilty to stealing five cases of shoes from a box car in Iowa City on February 10. They were arrested in Peoria last week and questioned by Dixon Illinois officers about other box car robberies Tuesday.
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William F. Roberts
Frank Edwards
Peoria
Ill
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Dixon
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