Republican Old Guard Bids Adieu To Capitol
The Republican old guard ends 38 years of service as Vice President Curtis retires amid tears. Senate and House mourners praise the departing leaders while Democratic and Republican colleagues honor their long careers and friendship. Curtis, teary eyed, receives praise from colleagues and a gift from Senator Robinson.
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Senate
Washington
House
Charles Curtis
Joseph T. Robinson
Robinson
Arkansas
Jim” Watson
Indiana
Repuba
Claude A. Swanson
Roosevelt
Navy
Watson
Swanson
Markets Rise Sharply on Wheat Boom and Roosevelts Speech
All markets gained as prices surged to 4934 cents per bushel in early trading, the strongest since mid January. Traders linked the rally to bullish winter wheat forecasts and stock gains in New York, with hopeful notes about Roosevelt's upcoming inaugural address and broad gains spreading to butter and eggs. Prices later retreated slightly but remained near the day’s peak amid profit-taking and renewed buying.
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New York
Roosevelt
Bank stocks rally in pre inaugural market surge
In New York, bank stocks led a broad share market advance on Friday. First National posted the largest gain, while Guaranty Trust rose to 268 up seven points and fourteen from the evening, with other issues up by fractions to three points from the prior close.
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New York
First National
Guaranty Trust
Howell Reported Slightly Better After Pneumonia Worsening
Senator Robert B. Howell of Nebraska was described as slightly better at Walter Reed hospital. A right to left extension of pneumonia Thursday night was regarded as a bad sign for his condition.
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Washington
Robert B. Howell
Nebraska
Walter Reed Hospital
Chicago Cuts Off Milk Supply From Northern Wisconsin
The Chicago board of health set a 250 mile limit for cream and ice cream mix and a 130 mile zone for fluid milk, barring shipments from northern Wisconsin. Dairy plants outside the zone must stop delivering fluid milk to Chicago after March 20, reducing approved supplier farms to about 20 000. Ohio and Michigan plants also affected.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Chicago Board of Health
Herman N. Bundesen
Board of Health
Ohio
Michigan
Decker Plans $60,000 Beef Slaughter Plant In Mason City
Jacob E. Decker and Sons announce a $60,000 beef slaughter facility to be tied to the hog killing plant. Contractors are reviewing plans for the slaughter house refrigeration building sheds and yards with work expected to start late this month.
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Mason City
Jay Decker
Jacob E. Decker and Sons Company
Compromise Army Bill Passes House
Washington AP report says the House approved a $349.84 million war department appropriation after a Senate compromise removed 22 million for year round unemployed youth camps. If the Senate concurs, the measure goes to the President for signature.
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Washington
House
War ‘Department
Senate
Robbery Takes Mrs Lauchran's Savings From Bank
Mrs Martha Lauchran a Brooklyn boarding house keeper withdrew her savings from two banks and lost a white pocketbook containing 10180 after a man jostled her on Forty eighth Street and fled in an car with another man, escaping in a getaway vehicle.
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New York
Martha Lauchran
Brooklyn
Forty-eighth Street
Cermak Suffers Brief Fainting Spell in Miami
Mayor Anton J. Cermak, wounded in the assassination attempt on President-elect Roosevelt, fainted briefly due to syncope from nourishment. Doctors say his heart is fine and he shows slow gradual improvement while his diet remains the focus of care.
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Miami, Fla
Anton J. Cermak
Giuseppi Zangara
Frederick Tice
Dr. Tice
Cermak
New York
Joseph Gill
Florida
Roosevelt
Floyd Kenlay
Ermak
Zanara
Dade County
Enlay
Zangara
Iowa Wins Debate Meet at Iowa City
Iowa University captured first in the Midwest debate tournament with twelve schools from ten states. Kansas and South Dakota tied for second as Iowa won all five debates on the war debt cancellation topic. other entrants included Iowa State Florida State Teachers Texas Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska Northwestern South Dakota Washington St Louis Denver.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Kansas
South Dakota
Iowa
Iowa State
Florida
State Teachers
Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Northwestern
Washington University of St. Louis
Denver
1 535 Dead In Quake Tidal Wave In Japan
The quake, tidal wave and fires devastated northeastern Honshu injuring many and killing 1 535. Hospitals formed in schools and temples while relief crews landed supplies from five destroyers. Casualty counts rise as communications break and funds are set for rebuilding.
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Tokio
Navy
Honshu
Miyagi
Aomori
Iwate
Hokkaido
Kwik-Way Motor Service Shop Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation by R H Meister Thomas M Jones Albert Hahn and Frank Critz Hahn for Kwik-Way Motor Service Shop Inc Cedar Rapids Iowa. Authorized capital $15000 with 100 share stock. board of five directors. officers named. period twenty years. private stock protection. attorneys Donnelly Lynch Anderson and Lynch.
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Kwik-Way Motor Service Shop, Inc
R. H. Meister
Thomas M. Jones
Albert Hahn
Frank Critz Hahn
Iowa
Kwik-Way Motor Service Shop, Incorporated
Cedar Rapids
State of
Secretary of State
R. H. Pleister
Thomas x. Jones
Cretary
John
Frank _Critz Hahn
Donnelly, Lynch, Anderson and Lynch
Iowa news in brief covers multiple county notices
Special to The Gazette. Blanche Cummings Matthiessen sues County Attorney Harlan J. Williamson as administrator of her father Dr. L. F. Cummings estate seeking $1,973.72 for services from 1913 to 1932 plus a $500 note. Marie B. McAleer seeks $2,879 from Bankers Life Insurance Co. of Des Moines for her husband Timothy McAleer’s policy. Wyoming, Tipton, Guernsey, Toledo, La Porte City and other towns report declamatory contests results, obituaries, school events, theatre, and fires.
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Blanche Cummings Matthiessen
Harlan J. Williamson
L. F. Cummings
Hopkinton
Marie B. McAleer
Bankers Life Insurance Company of
Des Moines
Timothy H. McAleer
Fire damages bungalow owner insured losses reported
A Thursday afternoon fire damaged a bungalow owned by F. J. Wratislaw and occupied by the R. L. Heasty family. Winton-Damage estimated at 500 dollars. The fire confined to the upper part of the house with household goods largely removed. Loss on the house and contents covered by insurance.
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John Sauser
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Thona Hare
Walter Smith
Kathryn Zimpher
Margarette Brasch
Winton
F. J. Wratislaw
R. L. Heasty
Bedroom furniture rearrangement may improve sleep says scientists
Scientists suggest adjusting room layout to improve sleep quality. They note changes in furniture positions can influence comfort, light exposure, and relaxation cues, potentially aiding rest.
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