Lewis Threatens to Prosecute Morgan in Steel Drive
John L. Lewis warned of prosecuting J. P. Morgan and company if lawlessness attends the campaign to organize 500,000 steel workers with the Amalgamated Association. He accused bankers and executives of backing opponents and urged action against lawbreaking in the industry.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan and Company
John L. Lewis
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Committee For Industrial Organization
Steel Empire
Lewis
United States Steel Corporation
American Iron and Steel Institute
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Paul
National Labor Relations Board
St. Louis
Ohio Strike Ended as Wheeling Steel Wins Labor War
In Portsmouth Ohio Wheeling Steel Corp victory ends six week strike by 5500 workers. Agreement reached in Pittsburgh with Amalgamated Association leaders and Parker F Wilson, but terms not fully released. Strikers return to work at prior wage. five leaders to be non rehired. councils stay with company. Ratification awaited.
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Portsmouth
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Parker F. Wilson
Wheeling Company
Amalgamated
John L. Lewis
Shrine Officers Honor Visitors From Virginia
Shrine officers and past potentates of El Kahir temple hosted an informal dinner in the Montrose hotel Cedar Rapids. They honored James H. Price of Richmond imperial recorder and his assistant E W Jacobs who stopped over for twelve hours en route to the imperial council session in Seattle. Price is in his eighth year as lieutenant governor of Virginia and is mentioned as a potential 1937 governor candidate.
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el- Kahir Temple of the Shrine
Montrose Hotel
James H. Price
Richmond
Imperial Recorder of the Shrine
E. W. Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
Imperial Council of the Shrine
Seattle
Wash
Price
Virginia
Century Plant Blooms 92 Years Too Early
A century plant in Greenfield, Ohio, bloomed at the Ellenbergers’ home, shattering the 100 year timetable by flowering 92 years ahead of schedule. The six foot specimen produced two white blooms that stayed open for about six hours.
Peterson named to National Archives position
Harry R. Peterson an instructor at Franklin high school is appointed assistant in the reference division of the National Archives in Washington D C. He receives a one year leave of absence from the board of education to take the post and will return after the year. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Magnus Peterson of Swea City.
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Harry R. Peterson
Franklin High School
National Archives
Washington, D. C
Board of Education
Peterson
Magnus Peterson
Swea City
Coe College
Alice Cave
Des Moines
Washington
Borah Declares No Intention to Bolt Republican Ticket
Senator Borah announced he will not bolt the Republican ticket, a stance welcomed by GOP leaders. Governor Landon praised Borah’s cooperation as he prepares for nomination acceptance speeches and campaign planning. Borah’s Boise statement shows backing for the platform but unclear on campaigning role, and confirms he will not join any opposition group.
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Washington
Borah
Landon
Kansas
Topeka
Idahoan
Boise
Knox-London
Borah Hints at Possible Senate Bid Amid Newark Speech
In Newark Borah warned no party alignment would control him if the Republican convention dodged a question. Both parties opposed monopoly. Borah gave no firm renomination answer, but ally W Scott Hall said Borah was likely to run.
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Newark
N. J
Borah
Senate
W. Scott Hall
Demand for Tennis Court Permits Surges in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids reports strong demand for park use with 3000 tennis court permits issued in the last month, far above last year. Hundreds were turned away 4 to 8 PM as demand exceeds supply. 150 ball diamond permits and 250 picnic requests fulfilled.
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Cedar Rapids
Marie Miller
32 Girls Enjoy Outing At Camp Conservation
Thirty two local girls aged 10 to 18 enjoy two weeks at Camp Conservation under Community House and Waltonians auspices. July 13 marks the end of this period with planned cook outs, day camps, starlit hikes, and a Major Bowes program. Fireworks for July 4 funded by Baker Paper and Morris Sanford. August hosts boys camps.
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Camp Conservation
Community House
Waltonians
Bowes
Baker Paper Company
Morris Sanford Company
Missing Boy Found Near Mt. Graham
Gordon Jensen, five, who had been missing since Saturday, was found Tuesday in the rugged Mt. Graham country by a party led by Sheriff Hugh Talley in Safford Arizona. The report also notes planetary temperatures on Mars reaching midday summer lows between 10 and 20 degrees below zero.
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Safford
Ariz
INS
Gordon Jensen
Mt. Graham
Here
Hugh Talley
Mars
Japs Blame Naval Pact for Revolt
Japanese officials say younger army officers aimed to rid the empire of elder statesmen who signed the London naval treaty. Seventeen ringleaders were condemned to death, and evidence linked the revolt to tensions from 1931 and 1932 and the execution of LtCol Aizawa. The plan extended through rural barracks and civilian groups.
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TORIO
INS
Japan
Aizawa
Imperial Bodyguard
Court OKs Sale Of Cedar Rapids Bank Property
Judge A B Clark authorized D W Bates receiver of Cedar Rapids Savings Bank to sell the site at the southeast corner of First Ave and Fifth St E to W H Lightner for 20000 dollars. J R Drake examiner filed the application. Receiver's deed approved. Site measures 150 by 140 feet.
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A. B. Clark
D. W. Bates
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company
First Avenue
Fifth Street
W. H. Lightner
J. R. Drake
Pratts and Kreinbring Estates Admit Probate In District Court
The will of W. T. Pratt who died June 28 is admitted to probate. Beneficiaries include daughter Hortense Given as executrix and three sons Fletcher Lovell and Virgil Pratt. Also probated is the will of John Kreinbring who died May 20 with estate left to his children and George Kreinbring named executor. The Kreinbring instrument dates Oct. 23, 1933.
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W. T. Pratt
Hortense Given
Executrix
Fletcher Pratt
Lovell Pratt
Virgil Pratt
John Kreinbring
Lisbon
George Kreinbring
License plates stolen from car on Fourth Avenue
F J Hogan reports to Sheriff James H Smith at 10 a m Sunday that license plates were taken from his automobile while parked in front of his residence the previous night.
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F. J. Hogan
Fourth Avenue SE
James H. Smith
Will of Rachel C McClain admitted to probate in Utah
The will of Rachel C. McClain of Salt Lake City Utah who died April 24 1934 was admitted to probate in district court Monday as a foreign will by Judge A B.
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Rachel C. McClain
Salt Lake City
Utah
A. B
Probate action awards Equitable Life $7089.07 in Utah
The will of a Salt Lake City testatrix dated August 24 1927 with two codicils is probated executor Paul B Bradley named. Equitable Life Assurance Society receives $7089.07 in a secured note judgment against John F Currell and Florence Currell. Other district court actions seek partition of real estate and rental claim against Louis and Zella Blake.
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A. B. Clark
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
John F. Currell
Florence Currell
Lillian Foster
Eva May Timberlake
Florence Walter
J. R. Drake
Felon Expects Clemency On Fateful June 24
Huntsville Texas inmate Bill Coupe believes he will receive clemency on June 24, the date he claims brings him luck. His unlucky June 24 record includes a 1932 robbery in Lubbock for which he was indicted and a 1933 illegal reentry into the United States leading to immigration arrest.
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Huntsville
Tex
Bill Coupe
Texas
Lubbock
Doupe
United States
Aviator Coupe Decorated Twice in World War I
The report notes Coupe, an aviator with Canadian forces in World War I, was decorated twice for bravery. It details jail break events: a 10-year sentence in 1934, a jail break in 1934, arrest in Oregon in 1935, a 15-year sentence upheld in 1936, and subsequent appeals.
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Cers
Lubbock
Oregon
Coupe
Sandhill Crane Conservation Efforts to Save Endangered Bird
Conservationists race to prevent extinction of the sandhill crane. The tall bird is a prime hunter target and its flesh has been described as palatable and sometimes bootlegged as turkey.
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Turkey
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NLRB
United States Supreme Court
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American Federation of Labor
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Ohio
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Will of
Rachel McClain
Iowa
Third Avenue
I.C
Jenny Lind
Smulekoff
C. L. Cashman
Louis Blake
Zella Blake
Felon
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