Hotel men report on liquor setup at Iowa convention
E A Boss of Des Moines told the Iowa Hotel association convention that liquor by the drink would eventually extend beyond hotels but hotels likely will control sales. He noted rising hotel room drinking and urged no active campaigning for liquor by the drink in the next session. The convention in Cedar Rapids discussed taxes, modernization loans, and rate uniformity for banquet space and rooms.
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Iowa
E. A. Boss
Des Moines
Iowa Hotel Association
Boss
Cedar Rapids
Hotel
Roosevelt
Montrose
America
A. I. Madden
Federal Housing Administration
CC. Warden
Iowa City
William Wachter
Sioux City
Snowplows Aid Doctor Reach Stricken Morley Woman
Morley reports a cerebral hemorrhage hit Mrs W J Hart about midnight Thursday. A physician from Olin arrived after snowplows opened the county road, aiding care while she remained unconscious Friday. Granddaughter Mrs Walter Hoppe returned home after hospital confinement. Hart’s grandson Malcolm Walker was fatally injured in a collision two months ago. Morley schools closed since Tuesday due to snow.
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Bee
the Gazette
Morley
W. JD. Hart
Olin
Hart
Walter Hoppe
Angmosa
Olin Morley
Elderly ex-slave aims high on pension claim
Independence Missouri A UP dispatch notes 86 year old Richard Lillard a former slave who is among eligibles for the state old age pension and quips he will become a banker on his pension. He says to get along he will be a banker confirming his steadfast ambition despite age and barriers.
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Independence, Vic
Missouri
Richard Lillard
Roosevelt vetoes bonus plan with cashable bonds stance
Highlights of President Roosevelt's veto message argue against paying veterans with new money and praise past relief efforts. The veto favors cashless bonds and cites high costs, urging adherence to veteran benefits laws and broader relief programs while stressing the national duty to protect homes and employment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Bremer kidnapping case narrows with three more convicts named
The Bremer kidnapping case adds three more convicts to the tally as authorities continue pursuit. Among the original 26 indicted, Alvin Karpis and Harry Campbell remain at large while seven of the group have died. Notable figures tied to the gang and St Paul crime scenes include Weaver Sawyer Hogan Bailey and Dillinger era associates.
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Bremer
Alvin Karpis
Barker-Karpis
Harry Campbell
Weaver
Jone Wolf
Sawyer
St. Paul
Dan” Hogan
Harvey Bailey
George
Machine Gun
IOWA NEWS IN BRIEF INDEPENDENCE REPORTS RED CROSS HOME CARE CLASS
In Independence Buchanan county Red Cross chapter begins home hygiene and care of the sick instruction for adults. Enrollment day Friday sets a 20-student class starting with weekly 12 sessions taught by Mrs. Harry Parker, former state nurse examiner and St Luke’s hospital superintendent.
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Independence
Buchanan County
The
Red Cross
Harry Parker
Parker
State Board of
St. Luke's Hospital
Newton
Waukon
Lucille Lockhart
Mashal
Elson
Olive Burgess
Ruth Buresh
Joe Yanecek
Anna Yanecek
Thorese Smith
Lillian Gensicke
Mildred Henton
Selma Ridge
Lucille Smith
Ruth Davis
Mushcal
Laverna — Listerbarger
Silvia Bodzek
Maxine Halets
Adah
Helen Mae Manus
Ruth
Grace Spiney
Esther
Verma Yanecek
Martha
Elsie Wiley
Electa
Lucile Lockhart
Warder
William Woodworth
Sentinel Grundy Center
J F Alexander
Conrad
C.F. Crawford
State Banking Department
Reinbeck
Cascade Traer
James Dodd
Traer
North Tama Red Cypas
DH Hyland
Ella Clark
K. P. Moore
Columbus Junction
George W van Auken
Monkey Run Datry
William H Darrow
Taylor Carlisle
Hundreds Of Pheasants Perish In Iowa Cold
Forest City AP report cites Dr F J Colby of the Iowa state conservation commission urging immediate aid as snow and sub zero temperatures kill hundreds of pheasants across north central Iowa. He warns starving birds face freezing deaths on thousands of farms unless farmers and nature lovers provide feed now.
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Forest City
Iowa
F. J. Colby
Towa
Dr. Colby
Rock Island Man Detained Carrying Illinois Liquor Seals
SPRINGFIELD AP State officials said they had no knowledge of the Des Moines arrest of Jack McCune 32 Rock Island for theft of liquor seals Police said he carried a portfolio of Illinois liquor seals and was sought by Rock Island authorities on embezzlement charges Liquor revenue officials awaited word from the Rock Island brewery where McCune claimed to work for a possible theft report
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Springfield
Des Moines
Jack McCune
Rock Island
McCune
Linndale reform mayor clears six women in records
Cleveland reports Mrs. Anne Lakowitz, Linndale reform mayor, led her vice squad due to marshal troubles gathering evidence. No charges filed. Six women were released so the town could keep their records clear in the end.
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Cleveland
Anne Lakowitz
Linndale
House Ignores Veto Of Bonus Measure
A heated house debate over a veterans bonus bill ends with an override vote push. Key senators from Oregon and Nevada voice support for overriding. discussion frames a contrast with the Presidents position and the scale of the military payment plan.
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HOUSE
Redraft of Farm Bill Agreed Upon
Federal action outlines a deficit appropriation bill carrying 296 million dollars to pay farmers as a moral obligation for preexisting acreage reduction contracts. Senator Smith notes southern senators plan to fund government controlled cotton, with excess loan and clearing charges going to producers. Chester C. Davis defends existing soil erosion acts and dismisses claims of unconstitutionality while outlining need for a temporary subsidy bridge until a permanent plan. Roosevelt states broad objective to restore soil fertility and national productivity beyond past mistakes, citing about 15 possible paths.
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House
Supreme Court
AAA
Smith
Agriculture Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Chester C. Davis
House Agriculture Committee
Davis
Hoosac Mills
Roosevelt
United States
Police Carry Woman With Frozen Legs On Door
Mrs. Ruby Rosenberg, 52, of 3829 E avenue NE, was taken to St. Luke's hospital after both legs were frozen below the knees. Police used a storm door as a makeshift stretcher when streets were impassable for an ambulance. The incident began Wednesday night from Kenwood street car to her home. condition reported fair Friday.
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Ruby Rosenberg
E Avenue NE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Simon and
Stusak
Rosenberg
Kidneys Clean Blood With Tiny Tubes Says Ad
An ad warns kidneys filter acids and wastes through nine million tiny tubules and urges against cheap drastic drugs. It promotes Cystex as a guaranteed prescription that restores vitality within a week or money back, priced at six cents per dose.
Four Iowa firms seek bond reductions in processing tax suits
In Cedar Rapids federal court, Penick and Ford and Rath Packing filed motions to lower bonds from 50 000 each to a minimum. John Morrell and Company posted 100 000 while Iowa Soap Company posted 30 000. Other firms are expected to file similar motions as they challenge processing tax payments under the AAA plan.
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Cedar Rapids
Charles D. Huston
Internal Revenue
United
States Supreme Court
George C. Scott
Penick and Ford, Inc Ltd
Rath Packing Company
Waterloo
John Morrell and Company
Ottumwa
Topeka
Kan
Sioux Falls
Iowa Soap Company
Penick and
Ford
United States District Court
Cedar Rapid
AAA
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