Iowa Supreme Court Nullifies State Conservation Rules
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled that the state conservation commission exceeded its authority by adopting hunting and fishing regulations and making violations punishable as misdemeanors. The decision voids the commission rules and bars enforcement, leaving no legal open season on game. A. E. Rapp said bills will be prepared to correct the statutes.
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DES Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
State Conservation Commission
Oscar Hale
Henry County
A. S. van Trump
Justice of the Peace
van Trump
Hale
Supreme ‘Court
Conservation Commission
John
WiRderson
Sioux City
A. E. Rapp
Council Bluffs
Commission
Williamsburg priest celebrates first mass in large parish turnout
A large congregation gathered at St. Mary's in Williamsburg to witness the first Mass of Rev. Robert James Donohoe. Archpriest C J Donohoe, Monsignor Hannon, and numerous priests assisted. A banquet followed for about ninety guests with gifts and a purse from parishioners. Donohoe, born 1912, trained in St Louis, will serve as assistant to Bishop Gerke in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Robert James Donohoe
Father Donohoe
C. J. Donohoe
Davenport
E. G. Stolle
G. J. Scheer
St. Louis
T. C. Donohoe
Grinnell
E. Collins
Thomas O’dowd
William Hannon
Muscatine
Donohoe
Harrison Furman
Anna McCabe
Altar and Rosary Society
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
Henry P. RohIman
Joseph J. Donohoe
Iowa City
Keswick Seminary
Arizona
Daniel Gerke
William P.shannahan
James Brady
Parnell
William, Collins
William Schmidt
Cosgrove
D. Conway
Kidnaping and Assault Charged in Paola Case
County Attorney filed second degree kidnaping and assault with intent to kill against Vern M. Prather and Edith Prather, both 20s, after they were captured by a farmer who held them at gunpoint until officers arrived. Arraigned and set for March 22 preliminary hearings, remanded with 20,000 dollar bond. Also linked to abductions of Jake Shaffner and E. P. Hill but not seen by them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paola
Kan
Oliver D. Rinehart
Vern M. Prather
Edith Prather
Here
T. J. Cummings
Rinehart
Jake Shaffner
Janesville
E. P. Hill
Platte City
Shaffner
St. Joseph
Hill
Decorah Veteran Attorney Franklin Sayre Remembered in Service
Funeral services for Franklin Sayre veteran attorney will be held Wednesday at the Congregational church with Rev. Ralph B. Noyce officiating. Sayre born 1853 in Peoria practiced law in Cresco and Decorah, served as a Democrat candidate and Decorah city council member, survived by his wife Clara Aminoff Blomquist and daughter Ida Morgan plus three grandsons and granddaughters. The Winneshiek County Bar will pallbear, judges will attend, and local business houses will close for the service.
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Gazette
Decorah
Congregational Church
Ralph B. Noyce
Franklin Sayre
Winneshirk County Bar Association
Sayre
Nestor
H. E. Taylor
Waukon
W. L. Eichendorf
McGregor
T. H. Goheen
Calmar
College of Law
Cresco
Wichita
Kan
Clara Aminoff Blomquist
Ida Morgan
Iowa House Row Over Attendance Rule Sparks Name Calling
In Des Moines lawmakers exchanged jibes as Rep. J P Gallagher and Rep Thomas Stimpson traded remarks about attendance. Gallagher equated business with the legislature while Stimpson rejected autocratic pressure. Gallagher quipped he preferred Hitler or Mussolini to a Dutch windmill, ending with lighthearted name calling during a half hour debate on speeding up the session.
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Des Moines
INS
Hitler
Mussolini
Iowa House
J. P. Gallagher
Williamsburg
Iowa
Thomas Stimpson
Anamosa
Gallagher
Four Tickets Filed For Belle Plaine Municipal Election
Four election tickets are filed for Belle Plaine's March 29 vote. The People’s ticket lists W. G. Snyder as mayor and several council nominees. Citizens’ ticket has A. C. Giger for mayor and multiple others. Independent ticket cites David W. Viall as mayor and H. Roy Mosnat as councilman. Progressive ticket fields Walter A. Vaughn as mayor with a slate including L. L. Rusk and George L. Dickey.
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Belle Plaine
People’s
W. G. Snyder
Harry Swalm
Emory Ortschied
Ray O. Roginson
Louis Prazak
Ed Pleshek
A. C. Giger
Paul Groszkruger
Otto Moravec
L. J. Rychnovsky
F. R. Leavelle
E. L. Morek
L. G. Woods
E. A. Palmer, Jr
David W. Viall
H. Roy Mosnat
Progressive
Walter A. Vaughn
L. L.rusk
George L. Dickey
George Schubert
Fred Hoffman
J. L. Pettit
Iowa City News Briefs Recap of Local Items
Dr George Maresh elected president of the Iowa City school board at a reorganization meeting. Mayor Thomas E Martin of Iowa City discusses a 29000 grant to remodel the American Legion building. remodeling cost 40000. funds not yet available. Funeral held for G Robert Fisher 20 University of Iowa student who died by suicide. notes found. Three others improved after near asphyxiation from gas in a city home. Fire damage at Alderman Foote’s home estimated 3000 to 4000. Funeral held for Mrs G A Benner 67 widow of former Iowa City Citizen manager. Henry Fisher of Ely celebrated 18th birthday. list of attendees. John Buchner sues George Loutzenheiser for 500 for farm labor. attachments requested. Annie Pears, trustee, sues Frances L Mathern Alexander W West and Amos M West for 1892.84 on a promissory note from 1926.
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Iowa City
George Maresh
Thomas G. Caywood
Elza B. Means
Thomas E. Martin
Iens City
Washington
PWA
American Legion
G. Robert Fisher
University of Iowa
G. L. Lewis
Donald F. Steinbaugh
Nashville
T. A. Foote
G. A. Benner
Iowa City Citizen
Laura
Miriam
Toledo
John Buchner
George Loutzenheiser
Buchner
Loutzenheiser
Annie L. Pears
Charles T. Pears
Frances L. Mathern
Alexander W. West
Amos M. West
Charles Pears
Charlies T. Pears
Maquoketa
L. W. Romer
A. L. Scholl
Hurstville
Walker
Frank Zieser
Francis Tarpey
Joe Zieser
Walter Zieser
Joe Beuter
Robert Scott
Raymond
Edward
Lawrence
Marguerite
Frances
Elmer Zieser
Winthrop
Samuel D. Knowles
Thomas Schaffer
Knowles
Seattle
Wash
Clifford
Louis
Long Beach
Calif
Fleming Cemetery
New York State
Stephen
Margaret Knowles
Iowa
Winthrop, Nichols
Irene Fridley
L. B. Fridley
Nichols
Justin Glinnon
Winona
Minn
Hannibal
Mark Twain
Albert Danielson
Glinnon
St. Paul Government University
South America
B. O. Tankersley
Tama County District Court
D. W. Bates
Dinsdale Savings Bank
Harvey Snow
Seth R. Huntington
Bates
Louis Albert
Henry P. Dau Schmidt
Claus Ehlers
Elmer Strobehn
Strobehn
John Doonan
Midway
Deep River
Free Methodist Church
Toddville
Buria
Center Point
California
San Fee
Maquoketa School Board Elects Leaders and Inquiries Districts
Maquoketa school board named L W Romer president and A L Scholl reelected and retiring president. Hurstville district inquired about sending pupils to Maquoketa. no action taken. Also notes moves in Walker and Winthrop communities including a birthday gathering and funeral for Samuel D Knowles.
Sigourney Couple United in Single Ring Ceremony
Sigourney, son of Mrs. Rose Hansen, and his bride were married Saturday evening at the Hamilton home with Rev. R L Hufstader performing the single ring ceremony. Twenty six guests attended as Ruth Ragan and Vaughn Hartzell served as witnesses. The bride, a local high school graduate, later attended Stephens College and the University of Iowa. The groom, a Williams high school and Fort Dodge linotype school graduate, works as a linotype operator for the Keokuk County News. A buffet supper followed.
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Sigourney
Rose Hansen
Hamilton
R. L. Hufstader
Ruth Ragan
Vaughn Hartzell
Stephens College
University of Iowa
Hansen
Williams High School
Fort Dodge Linotype School
Keokuk County
Williamsburg Man Files Suit for Joe Des Moines
Frank Butler of Williamsburg sues in district court seeking reinstatement as an employee of the Iowa Department of Agriculture. Butler, discharged by Thomas Curran, claims a hearing and due cause are required by the soldiers' preference law. Judge O S Franklin assigned. notice served on Curran. costs if Butler wins.
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DES Moines
INS
Frank Butler
Williamsburg
District
State Department of Agriculture
Butler
Ray Murray
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Tes Works Progress
Thomas Curran
Ottumwa Democrat
Edward L. O'Connor
O. S. Franklin
Curran
Attorney General
Marian Anderson Concert Postponed to April Twenty-Six
Special to The Gazette Mount Vernon The concert of Marian Anderson the Negro contralto at Cornell College Friday night was postponed due to a severe cold affecting her throat. The manager announced the rescheduled date is April 26.
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Marian
Anderson
Cornell
the Gazette
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Iowa University Names Dr. Lee E Travis Psychology Head
Iowa City Dr. Lee E. Travis, professor of psychology and speech pathology, was named head of the psychology department at the University of Iowa succeeding Dean Carl E. Seashore who resigned. Travis will assume duties July 1 and Seashore will remain as a research professor in psychology. Travis is noted for work in speech pathology.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Lee E. Travis
University of Iowa
Carl E. Seashore
Travis
Seashore
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Ely
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Frank Becicka
Ernest Beranek
George Pospishil
Adolph Nezerka, Jr
Wes Kohout
Frank Fisher
Anna Becicka
Lillian Fisher
Joe Pospishil
Bill Pospishil
Buster Beranek
Mary Pospish
Iowa’ News
Iowa Daily Press
Klemme
ToueTer Wat
West
Ostrex
W. J. O'Royle
Detroit
KOTEX
Wonderterm Kotex
Reamer
Toadam
Karen
India
Absorbine JR
Address May Drug CO
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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M’coy
Moone
Worlick
L. C. Kaiser
May
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