Cotton textile code approved by Roosevelt aids hours and wages
President Roosevelt approved the first work spreading code under the national recovery act for cotton textiles. Up to 400,000 workers will shift to a 40 hour week with $12 to $13 minimum pay, while 23 percent of mills yet to sign face hearings and potential federal licenses. Officials called it a milestone, praising industry leadership and signaling broader industry moves toward recovery. The plan includes overtime rules, office employee applicability, and a target date of four months for initial implementation amid other sectors preparing similar codes.
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Roosevelt
Aec Ensing
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Saints
South
North
Ickes
St Joseph Wins First Half Flag In Western Loop
In Des Moines, St Joseph tops the Western league at 2 1/2 games ahead of Des Moines as the first half ends. The Saints earn the right to face the second half winner in a fall series to decide the year’s champion. Final standings list St Joseph Des Moines Joplin Muskogee Bartlesville among others.
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St. Joseph
DES Moines
INL
Des Molhies
Saints
Bt. Joseph
Joplin
Sar Borinefield
Tercka Aelévy
Muskogee
CNIS
Bartlesville
Vsssee
PRO GRID LOOP MAY HAVE WORLD SERIES
Professional Football owners debated a world series style postseason plan with eastern and western divisions. Eastern teams include Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn New York and Pittsburgh while Chicago Green Bay Portsmouth Cincinnati form the western group. The 1933 schedule was set but not released and play could begin September 1. Red Grange may play one more season amid friction with George Halas of the Chicago Bears.
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Chicago
INS
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Collegians
Red Grange
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Local Girl Swimmer Presses A A U Winner
Des Moines reports Jack McGuire former Iowa captain wins the fifty and 100 yard freestyles and anchors Camp Dodge to victory in the 200 yard relay at the Midwestern A A U meet at Camp Dodge pool. Mabel Hall wins two women’s sprints, as Audrey Jones challenges. Choppy waters slow times.
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DES Moines
INS
Jack McGuire
University of Iowa
A. A.U
Camp Dodge
McGuire
Mabel Hall
Omaha
Neb
Audrey Jones
Cedar Rapids
Milton Chase Contempt and Assault Sentences
Milton Chase was arraigned in district court on contempt of court and assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury to his wife Helen Chase. He received a $50 fine and one day in jail on the first charge, and a one year reformatory sentence on the second, suspended and paroled to a Quaker Oats foreman. The actions stem from a divorce hearing where Chase struck his wife in the courtroom.
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Milton Chase
H. C. King
Helen Chase
Chase
Anamosa
W. S. Smith
Quaker Oats Company
Ring
Topinka Pleads Guilty in Domestic Assault Case
John Topinka, living eleven miles south of the city, pled guilty Monday afternoon in district court before Judge H. C. Ring to a charge of assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury. The incident stemmed from an attack on his wife at their home on July 2. He allegedly struck her with oak stove wood, injuring her enough to require hospital care at St. Luke's. Sentencing set for 9 a.m. Friday.
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Topinka
John Topinka
H. C. Ring
St. Luke's Hospital
Topinkas
Interlocutory banking reports approved for four banks
Interlocutory final reports of L A Andrew, superintendent of banking, were approved for Springville Savings Bank, Corn Belt Savings Bank, Kenwood Savings Bank, and Ely Trust and Savings Bank by District Judge H Co Ring on Monday. Bonds for Mr Andrew were released to be continued for his successor in a Mee, D W Bates, superintendent of banking, under whose examiners liquidation of assets and distribution of proceeds will continue.
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L. A. Andrew
Springville Savings Bank
Corn Belt Savings Bank
Kenwood Savings Bank
Ely Trust and Savings Bank
H. Co
Andrew
aMee
D. W. Bates
Milota Fined for Hook and Line Violation in District Court
Rudolph Milota was fined $10 and costs by Judge H. C. Ring in district court on Monday for using a hook and line to snag fish. The fine was suspended upon payment of court costs after his July 9 arrest by Deputy Game Warden Sam O Brine.
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Rudolph Milota
Messenger Robbed in Chicago Cash and Checks Taken
Four robbers halted a University of Chicago messenger named Paul Prove as he delivered funds to a bank in Chicago. They stole 978 dollars in cash and 1000 dollars in checks during the Monday heist.
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Messenger
Chicago
Paul Prove
University of Chicago
Monany
Last Actual "Daughter Of Revolution" Kin Dies
Eye K Schroeder of 522 McKinley street reported the death of her great great aunt Mrs Maria Storts Alten 91 longtime local figure said to be the last actual Daughter of the Revolution She died recently at her New Lexington home after several weeks illness Alten was daughter of John Jacob Storts who at age 11 joined George Washington colonial army Her father was 75 when she was born.
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Eye K. Schroeder
McKinley Street
Maria Storts Alten
New Lexington
Allen
John Jacob Storts
George Washington
Traffic Signal Damaged in Hit-and-Run Crash
A hit and run driver damaged an automatic traffic signal at the intersection of First Avenue and First Street W at 10 45 p m Sunday causing over 50 dollars in damage. Witnesses say the motorist appeared intoxicated. The vehicle backed away after crashing into the light. Police searched citywide but located no offender.
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First Avenue
First Street
Boy Struck by Car Injures Durance Callan and Others
Six year old Durance Callan of 1312 D Avenue NE suffered scratches and a head cut after a collision at 12 25 p m Sunday with a car driven north on Center Point Road by D I Roland of 168 Twenty third Street Drive BE. Roland took the boy to a physician. Leo Vallero of 320 Thirtieth Street Drive SE was treated at St Luke's hospital for a chest injury and a left arm cut after crashing into a telephone pole on E Avenue W. Two men riding with him were uninjured.
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Durance Callan
D Avenue NE
D. I. Roland
Twenty-third Street
Roland
Center Point Road
E Avenue
Callan
Leo Vallero
Thirtieth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Valliere
E Avenue W
Dog Catcher Accused Of Selling 601 Animals To University Of Iowa
Des Moines AP Public Safety Commissioner Roscllee Bane discharged Ben Jeffries city dog catcher of 18 years on misconduct and misappropriation charges. County Attorney Carl Burkman alleges Jeffries or his son sold 601 animals to the University of Iowa over three years totaling 870.75 dollars, with no city reports of the transactions. Jeffries denies knowledge and plans to appeal to the city civil service commission. Burkman cites a letter from Willian Herring at the university dog pound claiming 18 years of purchases from Jeffries.
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DES Moines
Public Safety
Roscllee Bane
Ben Jeffries
Carl Burkman
Jeffries
Ben, Jr
University of Iowa
City Civil Service Commission
Burkman
Willian Herring
University Dot Pound
Take what's best from competitive systems
The Rev. Ermil B. Frye defined Balanced Living as taking the best from competitive systems. He spoke to Rotary Club at the Hotel Roosevelt urging balance among religion therapy nationalism and internationalism practicality and idealism and productive activity and creative science. He emphasized meditation and a Sunday as a creative interval, urging self checks on modern activity.
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Ermil B. Frye
Hotel
Roosevelt
Mr. Frye
Horse theft report from Alburnett marks Linn county’s first in over a decade
A 1900-pound bay gelding was stolen Sunday night from Frank Hauser’s farm three miles northwest of Alburnett. Sheriff Joe Petrus said this is Linn county’s first theft of a horse in more than ten years, according to the filed report.
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Frank Hauser
Alburnett
Joe Petrus
Petrus
Linn County
Robbers hold up New Lisbon State Bank. cash vanished
Three masked intruders in a noon hour raid at the New Lisbon Wisconsin bank struck the cashier and fled with about 4500 dollars in cash. Authorities pursued leads as the investigation began.
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New Lisbon, Wis
New Lisbon
West Union Wadena And Arlington Nines Win
West Union and Wadena led Little Six results with West Union 15 Hawk Eye 7 Arlington 13 Oelwein 1 Wadena 16 Elgin 0. The Gazette brief notes the Sunday baseball outcomes for the three teams and their victors.
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Wadena
Arlington
Little Six
Hawkeye
Oelwein
Elgin
Employment Wedges Show Shifts Across Sectors
Economic report tracks declines in four areas with notable drops including 380, 880, and 440 unit figures alongside a $40 and 0.40 and 0.70 decreases, plus an 0.840 decline. The data hints at mixed payroll movement and price adjustments across sectors.
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