Debate Over County Relief Medical Care Plan
Linn county relief officials clash over medical care for the needy with two plans: a medical society backed health insurance charging 4 flat dollars 1.15 monthly per relief family and the existing system with limited society authority. The piece urges economy, accountability, and humane treatment while noting past abuses and the need to protect taxpayers.
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Linn
Medical Society
Relief Office
County Relief Office
Hauptmann trial fuels grim Lindbergh body narrative
Bruno Hauptmann faces a prosecution push to depict the Lindbergh baby’s burial in a hidden grave as eight handwriting experts affirm his authorship of the ransom notes. The state aims to show the ransom, $50,000, was taken in a Bronx theft and that the baby died in a fall from a ladder.
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Associated Press
Lindbergh
Bruno
Fisch
Pincus Fisch
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Hauptmann
Baby Lindbergh
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Bronx
William Allen
Hopewell
Hunterdon County
Mount Rose
Isidor Fisch
Germany
New York City
House Approves Probe of Iowa Liquor Control
DES MOINES AP House approval of a resolution authorizing a study of the Iowa liquor control commission and a senate resolution initiating an investigation of the Marshalltown state soldiers home highlighted the Iowa legislature. The House voted unanimously for the concurrent resolution and expanded the committee to ten members.
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DES Moines
House
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Senate
Marshalltown
Iowa
House of Representatives
Liquor Commission
Gus Alesch
Plymouth County
Harold M. Cooper
Soldiers’ Home
Chris Reese
State Board of Control
B. L. Whitehill
Control Board
D. W. Kimberly
Moore
Woodbury County
L. D. Peter
Marion‘county
Recount Vote Sought In District Judges Race
Subpoenas were ordered issued by the contest court hearing Judge A B Clark's contest of C J Haas election as district court judge. Auditors Vesely Specht and Oaken are ordered to testify to ballots' accessibility and handling as Clark seeks a recount of about 35000 ballots across Jones, Cedar and Linn counties.
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A. B. Clark
C. J. Haas
Jones, Cedar
Linn
Robert M. Vesely
Linn County
George F. Specht
Jones County
Herman Oaken
Cedar County
Clark
Eighteenth District
Haas
Sherwood A. Clock
Hampton
Carl B. Stiger
Toledo
Harold D. Evans
Iowa City
District Court
Inheritance Tax Paid on Cedar Rapids Estate
The estate of the late Anton Cach of Cedar Rapids paid Iowa inheritance tax totaling 291.05 dollars on property valued at 4101 dollars. The note appears in a continued column on page 3 column 1.
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Des Moines
INS
Anton Cach
Cedar Rapids
Johnson Fails to Halt Move to Enter World Court
Senate scenes unfold as President Roosevelt urges U S adherence to the world court protocols. Senator Hiram Johnson attacks the plan, calling it first step toward joining the league of nations amid vigorous opposition on the floor. Roosevelt’s message argues the move serves international justice without compromising U S sovereignty or peace.
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Washington
United States
League of Nations
Senate
Roosevelt
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Hiram Johnson
California
America
Europe
Permanent Court of Internationl Justice
Permanent Court of International Justice
United States of America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Saar Transfer to Germany Set for March First
The Saar will be handed over to Germany March 1, a semi official decision of the League of Nations council and in principle agreed. The date depends on France and Germany completing talks on coal mining payments and related items. A formal council session with full quorum is hoped for Thursday to finalize the decision.
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Geneva
Ins
Saar
Germany
League of Nations Council
France
Indict 17 In Frisco For Aiding Nelson
A San Francisco grand jury indicted seventeen people on charges of conspiring to hide and harbor Baby Face Nelson and his wife Helen Gillis in the area last year. The indictments accuse the defendants of aiding the fugitives by providing shelter and assistance. Federal authorities pursued the case as part of efforts to capture the notorious gangsters involved in the Nelson era.
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San Francisco
Nelson
Helen Gillis
Everyday Living Reflections on Virtue and War
In this 1935 reflection a moral medley argues that motives affect actions, warns against confusing effects with causes, and condemns war as a civilization necessity debate. It critiques sentimentality and boasts of human intellect while pondering justice, peace, and faith as guiding forces.
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Tom “Kettle
Hitler
Three slain in battle with bank bandits in Illinois
In Lenore Illinois gun battles between bank bandits and vigilantes left three men dead and three wounded. Three bandits were captured. Victims included J. C. Bundy cashier and Sheriff Glen Axeline. One bandit killed himself. Charles Seipp and Norman Nash were wounded or harmed before release. An unidentified gang member was wounded.
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Lenore
Ill
Illinois
J. C. Bundy
Glen Axeline
Marshall County
Charles Seipp
la Salle
Norman Nash
Local Butchers Union Drops Out Of Intl Organization
The Cedar Rapids local butchers union voted to end its membership in the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen of North America. Leader Lewis Clark cited unspecified reasons, while members complained the international group charges $1 per member monthly with little apparent benefit and object to external directives. Continued on Page 2.
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Cedar Rapids News
Butchers’ Union
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen of North America
Lewis Clark
Clark
International
Federal agents kill bandit Barker and his mother in Fla
Fifteen federal agents killed Fred Barker 32 and his mother Kate 55 in a five hour gun battle at a frame house in Oklawaha Florida. The raid followed a tip about Bremer kidnap suspects. Dope of Doc Barker and Alvin Karpis remained at large. More than 4000 bullets were exchanged.
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Oklawaha
Fla
America
Fred Barker
Kate
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Barker
Ma” Barker
Bremer
Arthur
Doc” Barker
Alvin Karpis
Minnesota
Breme Ri Fors Ranse
Wand
Department of Justice
E. J. Connelly
Karpis
Carson Bradford
Hialeah Kennel Club
Miami
Open Trial Of Negro For Slaying Of Iowa City Pioneer
AP reports the trial of Louis Clay, 27, charged with the murder of Iowa City pioneer George Fol som, began in Iowa City after roughly two and a half days of jury selection. The proceedings started late Wednesday afternoon with attorneys concluding the pretrial phase.
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Iowa City
Louis Clay
George Folsom
Four Convicts Seize California Parole Board Hostages
A daring escape at San Quentin ends with a pursuit across California hills. Four inmates abducted the parole board, wounded two members, and abducted Warden Holohan and board secretary Mark Noon before a gunfight led to their capture near Valley Ford.
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San Quentin Penitentiary
Calif
California
State Pardon Board
James Holohan
San Francisco
California Hills
Valley Ford
Tomales Bay
Frank G. Sykes
Parole Board
Joseph Stephens
Sacramento
Holohan
Harry
Jones
San Quentin
Frank Durey
Prison guard named in San Quentin escape gun plot
Petaluma California reports Frank C. Sykes, state paroles official, said one of four convicts who escaped San Quentin claimed they obtained automatic pistols and ammunition from a guard for a price of $1,000. Sykes named the guard alleged to have furnished them.
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Holohan
San Quentin Prison
Keokuk County Quartet Winners Lead Farm Bureau Event
Keokuk county groups win mixed and women's quartet contests at the Iowa Farm Bureau convention in Des Moines. George Grove and Glen Grove with Mrs Paul Hultquist trained the winning mixed quartet. Mrs Frank Turner, Mrs Ross Johnston, Mrs Leon Gregory, and Mrs George Grove won the women’s title with Mrs Hultquist as trainer. East Potawatomi, Jasper, Cass win men’s groups. Madison county takes orchestra. Attendance remains near normal despite icy highways. convention runs through Friday with officer elections and resolutions.
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Kay Anderson
Gazette
Des Moines
Keokuk County
Grove
South English
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
George Grove
Glen Grove
Frank Turner
Sigourney
Ross Johnston
What Cheer
Leon Gregory
Paul Hultquist
Hultquist
Ewart
George Montgomery
Brooklyn
Thursia Manatt
East Pottawattamie
Jasper
Cass
Madison County
Andrew Fogle
Winterset
Shrine Temple
Florence Opera Star Ella Russell Dies at 70
Florence Italy AP reports Ella Russell a renowned operatic lyric soprano born in Cleveland Ohio died Wednesday at age seventy. Her fame spanned major European stages and concert houses, with acclaimed performances that made her a household name in classical circles.
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Florence
Italy
Ella Russell
Cleveland
Ingwersen Named First Assistant Coach at Northwestern
Burt A. Ingwersen confirmed his appointment as first assistant football coach at Northwestern in Baton Rouge after accepting the position. The move follows Wednesday’s formal announcement and marks Ingwersen joining the Wildcats coaching staff.
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Baton Rouge
Burt A. Ingwersen
Northwestern
Governor Elva Fancher of Federal Reserve District Dies
Elva dore R. Fancher, 71, head of the fourth district Federal Reserve Bank, died of heart disease at his Cleveland home Wednesday. He served as district governor and was a prominent banking figure in Ohio.
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Cleveland, O
Elvadore R. Fancher
Fourth District Federal Reserve Bank
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