Iowa Supreme Court Upheld Summer Law For Municipal Bonds
The Iowa Supreme Court upheld the Summer law allowing cities to issue revenue bonds for municipal utilities. It denied the challenge that the law was omnibus and granted bids protections. An injunction against Villisca construction was stayed pending new bids.
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INS
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Willisca
Electrical Equipment Company
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Tanee Homer S. Fuller
Fuller
Blair High Reports Summer Fever Case List
In Blair Nebraska the summer school fever spreads among faculty with fifteen planning graduate study. Janitor Nels C Jensen contracted fever and enrolled for a trial course at the University of Minnesota summer school.
Will Rogers on third party candidates and Roosevelt
Will Rogers predicts a lively election as third party contenders clash with Roosevelt. He notes Georgia Governor Talmadge rises among early presidential hopefuls and mocks claims of running on the real Democratic ticket.
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Senate Beats Probe Of Farley 62 To 20
The Senate rejected the post office committee probe into Farley, 62 to 20. Democrats largely opposed Long’s resolution while most Republicans and one Progressive backed the inquiry, with Dickinson voting with his party.
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Farley
Post Office
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T Robinson
Dutoens
Sim Kerret
McBhea
Mic - Kellars
Len Burton K. Wheeler
Mont
New York
Murphy
Dickinson
Iowa
Affidavits detail Sigux City liquor raids and protection payments
Affidavits from Stevens, McKenna and others recount raids and the protective payments to keep outlets open. Statements describe a raid authority shift, police signaling by Henry Kuhlmann, and multiple merchants admitting monthly payments for liquor protection from September 1934 to April 1935.
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John A. Gibeaux
Business Mens Lunch
Scottie
Glen Scott
Jack Okie
Rybah A
Aes
Postpone Liquor Probe Meeting With O Connor To Wednesday
Attorney General Lou Canner ordered the postponement of the liquor probe meeting with O’Connor to Wednesday morning due to a full state supreme court docket. The delay shifts discussion on the investigation recommendations and related actions to a later session.
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O’connor
DFS
Tre Lquer Control
Booth
da Am Weineday
Lou Canner
State Supreme Court
What is a snob and why it matters in society
In a 1935 essay and critique, the author cites public figures and quotations about snobbery. It defines a snob as someone who values wealth ancestry or status over real worth and argues snobbery harms society by fostering false standards and social pretension.
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Frederick Douglass
Thackeray
Woodbury Sheriff Named in Graft Inquiry Refused Interview
Sioux City AP. Sheriff W R Tice of Woodbury County evaded questions in an affidavit by Special Prosecutors Goltz and Naglestad. They allege he was unavailable after May 11 and discuss alleged ring links involving Tom Brislane Max Duckworth Dansby and others. Brislane, later deceased, had ties to a liquor-law violating club.
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Correctionville
Woodbury County
Joseph Young
G F. Wheelock
James W Law
Tavtm
Anon
Joe Murphy
Pointer Expoet Company
Murphy
Sioux City
W R Tice
Carlos Goltz
Ole Naglestad
Max Duckworth
Tice
Anamosa
Goltz
Ring
Tom Brislane
Warrior
F. Price Smith
Brislane
Beddow
Dansby
Court House
Duckworth
Sioux City Athletic Club
Brisbane Brokerage
Insurance Exchange
Naglestad
Price Smith
Upstate
New York
Georgia
AAA
United States
Itas
Grulostourneal
Defer Grand Jury Review On Iowa Liquor Probe Testimony
Polk County grand jury review of testimony from Carl Riles, a shorthand reporter for the Iowa liquor commission investigation, was deferred after the legislative committee hearings. County Attorney Carl Burkman ordered the review to determine if warranted action.
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DES Moines
Carl Riles
Iowa Liquor Commission
Polk County
Grand Jury
Carl Burkman
Roosevelt Addresses 4000 Farmers on AAA Success
President Roosevelt speaks from the White House portico to 4000 farmers from 25 states praising the agricultural adjustment act. He counters critics, explains adjustment goals, recalls past crop surpluses, and pledges continued cooperation as farmers press for steady prices and reduced surpluses.
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Roosevelt
White House
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Fourth set of teeth grows for elderly woman
Mrs Hannah Edgar, 92, of Greeley with years of false teeth reports a new tooth pushing through the gums. A dozen more teeth began to appear, inspiring her hope to live long enough to see a fourth set.
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