Cooper 15 Fined 1000 As Appeal To Supreme Court Looms
The case centers on Cooper 15 fined $1000 under the liquor control act. Defense argued no intent proven and challenged knowledge and permission elements. Judge Ring noted intent played a minor role and recalled witnesses praising Cooper’s record while considering that in sentencing. The appeal will cover demurrer, directed verdict, and venue rulings.
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Commission
Ring
Cartwright
Cooper
Farmer
Marshalltown
Smha
Supreme Court
Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Clyde L. Herring
Liquor Commission
Verne Marshall
The
Wisconsin
Linn
Supreme Court appeal by Harold M Cooper may take year
Des Moines Indiana reports that final action on Harold M Cooper's appeal could exceed a year. Clerk B W Garrett notes four month filing, 120 days to perfect, 120 days to file abstract, totaling about ten months before court appearance. If abstract filed immediately, May docket possible. more likely September with argument in November.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
Harold M. Cooper
B. W. Garrett
Garrett
Consul Hobe Celebrates 75th Birthday in Minnesota
E H Hobe marked his seventy fifth birthday and completed forty two years as Norway’s consul in Minnesota. It is regarded as the longest continuous service by any foreign government representative in the United States.
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ST. Paul
E. H. Hobe
Norway
Minnesota
United States
Huckins cigar scheme trial shows huge investor losses
Milwaukee witnesses describe Elmer S. Huckins 26 and 52 percent investment program. Investors swear large sums flowed to his Cedar Rapids linked operation with loans totaling over 2 million dollars while most principal was never repaid.
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Martha A. Kiley
Huckins
John S. Danforth
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Kiley
Elmer Huckins
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee
Wis
Elmer S. Huckins
Pittsville
F. J. Kepler
Evanston
Ili
Huckins Enterprise
Elizabeth Shankland
Portland
Ore
Delia Vanderbloom
Emma Dugas
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles D. Negus
Glendale
George Huckins
John Hi. Rogers
New Lisbon
Irene Carney
Tomahawk
Carrie Delter
Pauline Geiger
Oakland
Harry C. Wheeler
Casper
Wyo
Grace Taylor
Long Beach
Emil Leiser
Dubuque
Edward Stefan
Adolph Seberg
Madison
Erma Simpson
William Speas
Toledo
Cedar Rapids, In
George Earl
George
Roland J. Steinle
Iowa
Charles Negus
Glenwood
B. J. Andresky
Des Plaines
Middle Western States
General Cigar Company
Andresky
Iowans Aid In AAA Cattle Discussion
Four Iowa delegates lead a national cattle advisory session with Willard Edwards and others, discussing cattle production controls, feed grain acreage, grazing, and livestock credit. Federal relief figures show 1934 TB tests and Bangs disease data with indemnities. cattle numbers down, prices rising amid feed crops expectations and livestock shortages.
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ED Hadley
Washington
National Committee of Twenty
Secretary of Agriculture
Willard Edwards
Humboldt
R. M. Gunn
Buckingham
F. F. McArthur
Oakland
A. D. McKee
Crest
R. M. Evans
Laurens
Iowa
A. G. Black
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
U. S
State Liquor Stores Exempted From U S Income Tax
Treasury ruling exempts Montana state liquor store profits from federal income tax. States with similar laws include Virginia Washington Maine Pennsylvania Vermont Michigan Oregon Iowa New Hampshire Ohio and West Virginia. All states will still pay the federal stamp tax.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Montana
Virginia
Maine
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Michigan
Oregon
Iowa
New Hampshire
Ohio
West Virginia
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Elmer Hucking Jury
Scieme
Axminster
Third Ave
H. G. Fussell
Opt
Okinow
2Nd Ave
Cater Ae Ec Ee
Craemer’s
First Avenue
Pr Pring
Netthi Craemer
Craemer
Bradley
Newrose
Batistes
Seersuckers
Fluegelman
Craemer's
Geneva
Mountain Mist
Dixie Maid
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