Frazier Lemke Moratorium Act Upheld as Unconstitutional
A U S circuit court rules the Frazier Lemke moratorium act violates the Fifth Amendment when enforced. The act, declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in Brandeis’s era, is again found unconstitutional as amended. North Dakota sponsors continue property raids amid inflation worries and looming federal legislation.
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St. Paul
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Brandeis
North Dakota
France
Germany
Justice Brandeis
Inflationary fears and Mussolini at Geneva stir world politics
The piece surveys rising inflation fears, the Frazier-Lemke act and Brandeis' view, Mussolini’s League of Nations move, and Italian depature from Geneva. It notes the council's sanctions stance, Ethiopia’s reaction, and the Duce's claim that the league seeks to punish Italy.
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Geneva
Mussolini
Italy
League
Caesar
League Council
Rome
England
France
INS
Chile
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
League For Good
Wolde Mariam
Ethiopia
Il Duce
Abyssinia
Mayor Manning Attacks Dickinson Supporter in Election Drama
Ottumwa mayor condemns an easterner for befriending Senator Dickinson’s bid for re election and urges cessation of letters to Iowans. He campaigns for the toga and argues senators serve the nation, not just their states, accusing the current Congress of servility.
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Manning
Ottum- Wa
Dickinson
Harry M. Blair
Washington, D. C
Congress
Judge Aids Banker Just Out of Prison
Superior Judge Dudley Valentine helped Richard L. Hargreaves start a new life by assigning him $250 monthly, while reducing alimony to his first wife Grace Bryan Hargreaves from $300 to $50. The banker’s second wife actress Helen Ferguson Hargreaves accompanied him. Hargreaves must also repay $5,000 in back alimony starting next November. Grace is daughter of the late William Jennings Bryan.
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Los Angeles
INS
Dudley Valentine
Richard L. Hargreaves
Grace Bryan Hargreaves
Washington, D. C
Helen Ferguson Hargreaves
Hargreaves
Grace Hargreaves
William Jennings Bryan
Negro seeks portion of Lindbergh reward
William Allen who found the Lindbergh baby body four years ago is seeking at least part of the $25,000 New Jersey reward. He has hired a lawyer to watch his interests and recently met with Governor Hoffman to discuss the matter.
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Trenton
N. J
William Allen
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
New Jersey
Allen
Hoffman
Wallace Urues Score of New Processing Taxes
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace urged the Senate Finance Committee to adopt a broad set of processing taxes on agricultural commodities to raise about 220 million dollars annually. He argued the taxes would be a small burden on consumers and help provide a continuous revenue source for farmers, countering political risks to farm programs.
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Senate Finance Committee
Washington
INS
Treasury
Wallace
Ways and Means
AAA
McNary- Haugen
Shupp Named County School Superintendent at Linn County
Walter A. Shupp of Troy Mills was elected county superintendent of schools at the Linn county courthouse on Tuesday. He succeeds Lulu B. Secrist after six years in Troy Mills and six ballots, with a 22 to 18 final vote. Shupp will take office in September after a twenty year career in education.
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Walter A. Shupp
Troy Mills
Linn County
Lulu B. Secrist
Miss Secrist
Shupp
I. L. Gritman
Walker
Carl R. McCalley
Alburnett
Coe College
Kenwood Park
Mrs Sydney E Sinclair Dies After Acute Angina
Mrs Sydney E Sinclair long Cedar Rapids resident died at home Arden 2233 First Ave E Monday at 4 p m after an acute attack of angina pectoris She came from Belfast in 1883 and lived mostly in Cedar Rapids with a brief period in Liverpool Her husband was president of the T M Sinclair company until his death in 1917 She is survived by a daughter Mrs Hiram Carson of Omaha a son S Mervyn Sinclair of Harrisburg Pa and eight grandchildren Funeral services will be at the home Thursday at 10 30 a m
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Sydney E. Sinclair
Arden
First Avenue E
Last Year’s Health Camp Story Aims For Repeat Help
The Gazette asks Cedar Rapids readers to fund Camp Good Health for 111 needy children. Edith, once frail and underweight, spent a summer there thanks to a donor family and improved finances, gaining weight and health. The fund supports physically handicapped children whose parents cannot provide care.
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Edith
Camp
Camp Good Health
Public Health Nursing Association
Cedar. Rapids
Camp Good Health Fund
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Public Health Nursing Association For
New Deal Lobbying Sparks Inflation Debate in House
Washington work centering on a farm mortgage bill triggers sharp clashes as Rep. Lemke accuses the New Deal of lobbying against the measure. The Farm Credit administration argues the bill harms farmers and could destabilize the land bank system, while lawmakers debate provisions and funding ideas amid inflation concerns.
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New Deal
Farm Credit Administration
Washington
Roosevelt
House
William Lemke
N. D
Frazier- Lemke
Federal Land Bank
Lemke
Federal Reserve
Rep
Cooley
North Carolina
Leche Inaugurated Louisiana Governor in Baton Rouge
Thousands gathered in Baton Rouge to witness Richard W. Leche sworn in as Louisiana governor successor to Huey Long. The ceremony on the steps of the state capitol honored Long, who was killed last September in the same building.
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Baton Rouge
Richard W. Leche
Louisiana
Huey Long
Bayou State
Capitol Gardens
Long
Septuplets Born In Nicaragua Prompt Aid From Govt
In Managua the Nicaraguan government announced aid including money nursery equipment and medical support for Sinforosa Martinez mother of septuplets. Two babies died and two girls were reported living at Rivas hospital while the seventh baby’s fate remained unknown.
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Managua
Nicaragua
INS
Sinforosa Martinez
Belen
Juan B. Sacasa
Rivas
Lake Nicaragua
Sacasa
The
Republic
Poza Azul
Antonio Lopez
Juan Hernandez
Felix P. Zepeda
Births Reported by Mayor of Belen in Augmenting Message
The mayor of Belen notes the birth of babies of Sinforosa Martinez in an today message arriving at 6 a.m. The note is part of a longer dispatch continuing on page 2 column 7.
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The
Republic
Sinforosa Martinez
Belen
Campbell Pleads Guilty in Bremer Kidnapping Case
Harry Campbell pled guilty in federal court to taking part in the $200,000 kidnapping of Edward G Bremer. Judge M M Joyce sentenced him to life in prison.
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ST. Paul (Ap
Harry Campbell
Edward G. Bremer
M. M. Joyce
Grill Mrs Hines In Investigation Of Elkader Murder
Clayton county authorities returned from West Union after questioning Minnie Hines and Maynard Lenox in the Dan Shine murder case. No new developments were disclosed. officials hinted at resuming questioning of Jim Hines, uncle of Pearl Shine, Tuesday night.
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Elkader
Clayton County
West Union
Minnie Hines
Maynard Lenox
Dan Shine
Jim Hines
Pearl Shine
Murder suspect held in Lillian Guild case at Y W C A hotel
Chicago police disclosed the arrest of Sylvester Cikoski a hotel night clerk and watchman who knew Mrs. Lillian Guild the 59 year old Y W C A hotel murder victim. He was seized after hotel handyman Nicholas Franzen spoke of a strange story and hinted at possible involvement. Police cited lie detector notes and fingerprint results not matching Cikoski.
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Chicago
INS
Sylvester Cikoski
Lillian Guild
Dan Healy
Nicholas Franzen
Harry Hoffman
Behavior Clinic
Criminal Courts
Franzen
Hoffman
Cikoski
Stoll Kidnapper 1 Captured At Glendale Cal
Thomas H Robinson Jr the alleged Stoll kidnapper was captured in Glendale California and flown to Louisville Kentucky. U S District Attorney Bunk Gardner said death penalty would be sought with trial set at the earliest date possible. Gardner anticipated insanity plea but pledged readiness.
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Louisville
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Department of Justice
Alice Speed Stoll
Louisville Society
U. S
Bunk Gardner
United States
Elwood Hamilton
Robinson
G-men
Glendale
Calif
Alvin Karpis
Karpis-Barker
Harry Campbell
William H. Mahan
Gardner
Robison admits violence in Stoll kidnapping case
Thomas H. Robinson Jr admitted after his California capture that he subjected Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll to merciless violence while holding her captive. The confession, under the federal kidnapping law, makes him eligible for the death sentence. Hoover said Robinson used a lead pipe on Stoll and that five firearms were found on him with $2,360 of the $50,000 ransom paid. He suggested possible underworld links but denied a tip from Alvin Karpis.
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Washington
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
California
Alice Speed
Robeinson
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of
Hoover
Robinson
Alvin Karpis
Rain Benefits Gardens and Lawns in Cedar Rapids
A steady soaking rain fell Tuesday from mid morning to early afternoon in Cedar Rapids, easing warmth and boosting gardens and lawns. The low and high temperatures ranged from 52 to 70 degrees with rainfall measured at one inch by mid afternoon.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
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