Contested Ballots Key in Cedar County Judgeship Fight
A recount in Cedar county narrows margins as Clark and Haas clash over 160 ballots. Disputed tallies from Farmington Dur ant precinct show Clark 214 Haas 126, poll books 244 Haas 133 for Haas. Clark gains net 28 votes morning. Court, led by Judges Clock Stiger Evans, plans further debate on five to six general issues.
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Clark
Durant
Farmington Township
Haas
Jones and
Linn County
Cedar County
Sherwood A. Clock
Hampton
Carl B. Stiger
Toledo
Harold D. Evans
C. J. Lynch
The
Haas Counsel
R. S. Milner
Edwin W. Lundquist
Wife of Former Oskaloosa Man Found Dead in Brazil
Mrs Virginia Rawson 29 an American was found dead in an outlying field in Rio de Janeiro with a bullet wound and a revolver in her hand. Police believe suicide but gave no motive. She was wife of Herbert Capen Rawson marketing assistant at Standard Oil Company of Brazil and was born in Supers Neb. Her husband is from Oskaloosa, Iowa.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Virginia Rawson
Rawson
Herbert Capen Rawson
Standard Oul Company
Braal
Supers
Neb
Oshaloosa
Vital Testimony Features Day At Hauptmann Trial
In a closing push, New Jersey presents the ladder-wood evidence from Hauptmann’s attic. Witnesses, including Koehler the federal wood expert, test the ladder rail and attic board match, while defense fights qualifications and aims to limit wood testimony as court adjourns for the day.
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Hauptmann
Flemington
N. J
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
Arthur S. Koehler
Frank Kelly
Edward J. Reilly
Koehler
Stanley Keith
Montclair
James A. Farley
Reilly
Dr. Hudson
Col. Lindbergh
New York
Kelly
Hudson
Keilly
Wilentz
John J. Lyons
Lewis Bornmann
New Jersey State Police
Peacock
Bornmann
Koehler Bornmann
Pope
Justice Trenchard
Charles W. Enkter
New York Police Department
Enkter
Ataupiaanin
Haupmanns
Anselm Cramer
Enkler
Madison, Wis
U. S. Forest Products Laboratory
Trenchard
Iut
North Carolina
Lindbergh
National Lumber and
Smallest Hog Slaughter Since 1910 Predicted
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics forecast higher hog prices through the year and the smallest hog slaughter next summer since 1910. They projected price gains in late December and early January with the elevated level continuing due to reduced slaughter.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
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Dayton
Durant Farmington Township
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Gorwen Township
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Brazil
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Feu
2Nd St. SE
Cedar Rapids
Grand Avc
Locust St
Des Moines
1St St SE
Maroners
Nevretka St. Stour Cty
Lyons
Wilentz and
Supreme Court
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David T. Wilentz
Anna
Coun
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Norman Schwarzkopf
Henry Breckinridge
Schwarzkopf
Reilly Kely
Brooklyn
Kells
Chambers
Rely
Milents
Kelly de Ted
Defense
Hopewell
Wno
National Lumber and Millwork Company
Hauptmanin
South Carolina
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Ane
P. Lorillard Co., Inc
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Durante
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