Deadly Feud Erupts During Business Meeting
In Milwaukee, C A Norman of Knoxville opened fire in an International Baby Chick association committee room after a yearlong ethics case. Charles L Sawyer of Hoytville was killed, Reese V Hicks of Kansas City wounded, and Norman and his son George wounded. Norman died hours later. The meeting followed a suspension verdict amid 18 directors present.
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Milwaukee
C. A
Norman
Knoxville
Tenn
Charles L. Sawyer
Hoytville
Reese V. Hicks
Kansas City
George
Sawyer
Hicks
George Norman
Alvina Berhast Jettersin
Frank Gripton
Gurnee
Ill
Seletunea
Deack
Association
Tennessee Mouno
Tennessee
Bashore
Charles F. Hicks
Victor
Dallas
Tex
Betty
Catherine
Atlanta
Iowa U Ambulance Collides With Nebraska Car Near Tama
A University of Iowa Hospital ambulance from Iowa City collided with a Nebraska car driven by C. K. Grant near Tama on the Lincoln highway viaduct. Seven in the Nebraska coupe and two patients plus an escort in the ambulance were treated. injuries were not serious.
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the Gazette
Tama
University Hospital
Iowa City
C. KE. Grant
Ceca Es Neb
Lincoln Highway
General Calles Resigns As Mexican War Chief
General Calles resigns as head of the Mexican war ministry amid cabinet reorganizations. The president expresses deep appreciation for his service and notes the government can still call on him if future need arises.
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Calles
War Ministry
Traer Junk Dealer Fined For Liquor Transportation
Traer junk dealer Simon Gohen appeared before Judge B O Tankersley in Marshalltown on a liquor transportation charge. He was fined 100 dollars with the remainder due after September 1 and payable in monthly installments of 15 dollars.
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Traer Junk Dealer
Geret Tama
Simon Gohen
Traer
B. O. Tankersley
Marshalltown
Cohen
President Hoover's .540 batting average in policy plan reel
Washington report notes President Hoover's legislative batting average about .540 with seven core asks. A balanced budget for 1932 33 the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and Federal Home Loan Bank system are urged. Also proposed new capital for Federal Land banks a war debt moratorium a large relief bill totaling 2 122 000 000 plus economy cuts of about 200 000 000.
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Washington
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Federal Land Banks
Li Ee
Herriot denies debt bloc and outlines Lausanne terms
In Paris premier Herriot rejects a Franco British debt pact and says Lausanne is provisional within a world debt settlement. He notes no US election impact and cites three points clarifying France Britain and US roles, stressing no joint debt reduction agreement.
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U. S
Paris
France
United States
Great Britain
Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Quai d’ Orsay
Lausanne
Britain
Herriot
America
Journal
Chamber of Deputies
Europe
Appeal Filed By Doumer Assassin
Paul Gorguloff sentenced to die for the assassination of President Paul Doumer filed an appeal on the last permitted day. The request likely goes before the court at the next session on August 22.
Vernon Blank Named Secretary Of Iowa Republican Party
Vernon D. Blank of Des Moines has been elected secretary of the Republican State Central Committee for the coming campaign. Homer Stephens of Clarinda Ia is named state chairman, announced Saturday.
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Des Moines
Vernon D. Blank
Republican State Central Committee
Homer Stephens
Clarinda
A. W. Crawford Veteran Of Two Wars Dies In Waterloo
Arthur Wallace Crawford veteran of World War I and II died in Waterloo after twenty four years in the signal corps. He led the government cable office in Petersburg Alaska for years. Funeral services set in Cedarids at a time to be announced. Survived by widow Mrs White-Hallett of Cedar Rapids.
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Cedarids
Arthur Wallace
Signal Corps
Petersburg
Alaska
Crawford
White-Hallett
Cedar Rapids
Pedestrian Struck By Car In Fair Condition
David Orr age 60 of the Grand hotel was hit as he crossed Second avenue at Fourth street Saturday forenoon. He was reported in fair condition at St Luke's hospital Saturday evening. Ralph C Hart of Mount Vernon was the driver of the automobile.
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David Orr
Grand Hotel
Second Avenue
Fourth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Ralph C. Hart
Mount Vernon
Orr
Des Moines Chamber Official Joel Tuttle Dies By Suicide
Joel Tuttle 60 Des Moines executive secretary of the chamber of commerce for five years and a longtime board member died by his own action Saturday with a rifle in Des Moines. He was western representative for the Independence Indemnity Co. Survivors include widow two daughters and a sister.
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DES Moines
Joel Tuttle
Inabemins
Des Ommangee
Chamber of Commerce
Tuttle
Loyal Legion
Sons of Veterans
National
Iowa
Wefare
Des Moines Act Club
Rotary Club
Des Moines Club
Independence Indemnity Company
Philadelphia
Ym Bartley
Carroll German
Summerville
Mass
H. T. Blackburn
Palo Alto
Calif
Waters to Reunite His Bonus Seekers
The article notes veterans gathering beneath the stars near a fairground with a merry-go-round and pool as Arthur Todd of San Diego reports 10 000 veterans heading toward Nece Detroit's 34 who recently earned the purple heart is highlighted. Carter describes forming the Khaki Shirts a semi military political group to return government to the people while denying radical aims and promising no Washington march. Mayor McCloskey’s desk holds letters and telegrams praising him and others opposing him.
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Arthur Todd
San Diego
Calif
Washington
Detroit
France
Carter
1 912 Convictions in U S Court at Chicago
In the year ended June 30, 1932 federal court convictions reached 1,912 as part of a total 2,309 prosecutions begun. U S District Attorney George E Q Johnson’s annual report notes 2,108 cases terminated, with 120 dismissed, 22 nol pros, and fines and penalties totaling 312 15 41. The period also followed the conviction of Al Capone and other major gang figures.
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Chicago
al Capone
Ralph
United States
George E. Q. Johnson
Bonus marchers sweep Pennsylvania toward West Virginia
In a broad state effort nearly 3,000 veterans move across Pennsylvania coordinating with highway patrol and state police. Governor Pinchot plans to pass the regiments into West Virginia with a stop at Johnstown for reorganization as thousands travel by road and rail from Emmitsburg to McConnelsville.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Ashington
Highway Department
State Police
Pinchot
West Virginia
Johnstown
Enola
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Emmitsburg
McConnelsville
Bolivia Captures Two Paraguayan Forts in Chaco Offensive
In the Gran Chaco, Bolivia seized Forts Islanos and Coronel Martinez after an armed drive led by Lieutenant Penaranda. The clash ended six weeks of skirmishing with Bolivian casualties reported as 14 dead and eight wounded, while Paraguayan losses were noted as eight dead and nine wounded.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Islanos
Coronel Martinez
Penaranda
Enrique
Paraguay
Florida
Chaco
Asuncion
Lame Duck Measure Ratified by West Virginia Legislature
Charleston AP reports West Virginia approves a lame duck amendment changing presidential and vice presidential inauguration to January 20 and congressional terms to January 3. The measure alters inauguration timing and term start dates for federal officials.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Chinese General Ma Chan-Shan Reported Killed
Japanese headquarters in Harbin said Ma Chan-Shan, the famous Chinese general who rose to prominence as Japan entered Manchuria, was killed northeast of Hailan according to the Rengo news agency.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Rengo
Ma Chan-Shan
Hailan
Promince
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