International President urges women’s clubs aid at party
Miss Lena Madesin Phillips, international president of Business and Professional Women's clubs, spoke at a Hotel Roosevelt luncheon on women facing pushback in business. She cited Europe’s job bias, Italy’s fascist patronage, and the federation’s 22 countries and 90 Italian clubs.
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Lena Madesin Phillips
Business and
Professional Women’s Clubs
Hotel Roosevelt
Europe
Italy
Germany
Miss Phillips
International Labor Club
International Organization
American Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
St. Louis
Independent Woman
Clinton
P. W. Club
Lillian Clark
Marguerite Hammond
Hope Shultz
Margaret McKnight
Leone Sutherland
Hazel Hicks
Marie Besh
Edna Wilson
Merle Harris
Lena Nelson
Nadine Harrington
Imogen Emery
Zoa May Munger
Cedar Rapids B
P. W
Waterloo
Edith Lowe
Amanda Hagenstein
Hope Kurtz
Emma Hagenstein
Allamakee County Men Fined On Liquor Charge
Federal and state raids in Allamakee county led to several dispositions. James Parker pled guilty and was fined 300 dollars plus costs, paroled on payment of 100. Albert Leas taxed 300 dollars, but paid 150 and costs as a first offense. James Clancy fined 150 dollars, Jack Dumfee paroled to the sheriff on 300 dollars and costs. Guy Stone, Leslie Webster and Harry Kessel bound over to grand jury.
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Waukon
Alamakee County
James Parker
Tansing
Wisconsin
T. H. Goheen
Albert Leas
Rossville
James Clancy
Lansing
Jack Dumfee
Waukon Junction
John King
Guy Stone
Leslie Webster
Harry Kessel
Woman Writer Stabs Man Companion To Death In Night Club
John Irving Pierce, 23, a Jackson magazine writer, was killed by a stab at a New Orleans Nut Club table. Marian King, 23, a former journalist, was held without charge. Police say she admitted the stabbing after quarrels, calling it a personal matter.
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New Orleans
John Irving Pierce
Jackson
Miss
Marian King
M. E. Culligan
Pierce
Miss King
Culligan
Annapolis
United States
Babbitt
Frank
Montgomery
Ala
Telegraph Blank Note Requests Ticket Office Contact
A telegraph blank reads I have wired a ticket call at the ticket office wire me collect. The terse message captures a request for ticketing and payment method. No further details are provided.
Court assigns March term criminal cases before Judge Ellison
A new assignment of criminal cases for the March term of district court was made by Judge F O Ellison from a schedule prepared by County Attorney G K Thomp ne. Defendants include Ben Sape Paul Lebeda Charles Lebeda Francis M McLain illegal possession of alcoholic liquor Pete Breen larceny of domestic fowls Hoyt Longstaff and Maynard Belknapp operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated Joe Miller Buffalo New York breaking and entering Joe Navratil and John Palumbo selling beer on Sunday and Harold Armstrong robbery.
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F. O. Ellison
G. K. Thompne
Ben Sape
Paul Lebeda
Charles Lebeda
Francis M. McLain
Pete Breen
Hoyt .Longstaff
Maynard Belknapp
Joe Miller
Buffalo
N. Y
Joe Navratil
John Palumbo
Harold “Bud” Armstrong
Cedar Rapids man’s desertion case ends with support agreement
A district court jury hearing Harold W. Duncan's desertion case was dismissed after he signed a weekly support payment stipulation for his 12 year old daughter. The case was continued. The indictment stemmed from a 1928 divorce filing by Alta R. Duncan.
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Harold W. Duncan
Cedar Rapids
F. O. Ellison
Duncan
Alta R. Duncan
Cedar Rapids Man Fined 300 for Liquor Possession
Charles Lebada of Cedar Rapids pleaded guilty to illegal possession of liquor in district court. Judge F O Ellison suspended part of the $300 fine on payment of $100 plus costs after Lebada withdrew a prior not guilty plea entered March 8. A special agent’s purchase of a half pint of alleged whisky underpinned the charge.
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Charles Lebada
Cedar Rapids
F. O. Ellison
Lebeda
Austria Calls Out Reserve Officers For Special Orders
The war ministry ordered all reserve officers to report for special orders before March 30 as Austria prepares for universal conscription. Military sources confirmed the move though the government did not. Officers may be asked to undergo training to form a skeleton staff pending approval by the powers and funding for universal service.
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Vienna
War Ministry
Austria
Hitler
Spirits hold seance aboard plane above New York
A New York AP report details a 4000 foot flight seance by fourteen spiritualists aboard a darkened plane. Voices alleged to be Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Raold Amundsen Horace Greeley Lincoln Beachey Floyd Bennett spoke through two trumpets as the craft neared Brooklyn Airport.
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New York
Arthur Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Raold Amundsen
Horace Greeley
Lincoln Beachey
Floyd Bennett
Mama Tate
Sir Arthur
Brooklyn
Wilbur Wright
Ty Cobb's Son Freed By Jury In Beating Charge
Herschel Cobb, 18, son of Ty Cobb, acquitted by a Redwood City jury after about an hour of deliberation on charges he beat Julia Conner, 19, at a February party. The girl’s mother called it a miscarriage of justice. Cobb testified the couple joined them, but he did not force his advances.
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Ty Cobb
Redwood City
Calif
INS
Herschel Cobb
Julia Conner
Justice Court
Young Cobb
Ethel Wade
Cobb
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Second Street SE
Cory Collins
Kr’esge
Michigan
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Parkersburg
W. Va
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