Feuling and Cooper enter pleas in Iowa cases
In Des Moines on Monday E J Feuling state Democratic chairman and Harold M Cooper former state liquor commission chairman pleaded not guilty to charges. Feuling's trial is set for May 27 with Cooper tentatively for May 28 or by June 3. Each posted a $1000 bond. Cooper was absent as counsel represented him.
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Apprehended by Grace and a New Path
A reader reflects on moments when a force stops self destructive impulses and redirects life toward beauty. The piece cites personal crises in traffic, wartime London, and a biblical example, noting St. Paul was apprehended by Christ to begin a new life of obedience.
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Senate moves halt on hearing Roosevelt inflation veto plan
Senator Frederick Steiner of Oregon temporarily blocked a concurrent resolution to convene both houses for a joint session Wednesday to hear President Roosevelt denounce the $2.2 billion Patman inflation bonus bill. The House approved the resolution but the Senate action was blocked. The address would be broadcast from the House chamber with timing 12:30 p.m. eastern.
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Frederick Steiner
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Kenneth Romney
Talmadge renews drive on Roosevelt in Chicago speech
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge addressed University of Chicago students, attacking NIRA ism and federal spending while urging a 1936 candidate who upholds the Constitution and party platform. He urged immediate payment of soldiers' bonuses and criticized Washington dominance in policy.
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Eugene Talmadge
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United States
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Washington
Roosevelt
Talmadge
Bonus Force Fails to Shake White House on Veto
Leaders of Patman bonus forces failed to persuade President Roosevelt during their White House visit as he prepared a personal veto message. The focus shifts to the Senate where a dozen key senators, including Pope and McNary, could decide the fate of overriding the veto. The House Patman committee pressed its case despite the plan for a direct appeal.
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Marcus Coolidge
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James Davis
Thomas P. Gore
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Wallace H. White
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Texas
Dickinson Seeks Senate Probe Of CCC Red Doctrines
A Dickinson Iowa Republican resolution proposes a special senate committee to probe alleged spreading of communistic and socialist ideas in CCC camps and among FERA workers. The panel would determine if government funds were used to push such doctrines or sought to replace government with another system.
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Rock Slide Traps Limited In Tunnel
Workmen cleared away last evidence of the rock slide that imprisoned the Denver and Rio Grande Western Panoramic limited for seven hours in the No 1 tunnel on the Moffat road 25 miles west of Denver.
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Chavez Joins Senate as Progressives Walk Out
In Washington the senate progressive bloc left the chamber when Dennis Chavez, a Democrat from New Mexico, was sworn in to fill the late Bronson Cutting’s seat. Chavez faced criticism for contesting Cutting’s election but received administration support in the battle over the veteran bonus and inflation bills.
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Cutting
Roosevelt
Democrats wage war on Republicans at Iowa Young Democrats convention
Iowa Democratic Party defends state chairman Eugene J Feuling and attacks the Republicans during the Iowa Young Democrats convention. Sheldon attorney T E Diamond accused of graft charges and stated no graft by any Democratic official. Feuling defended himself against the charges and praised prior programs as opposition attempts to undermine them.
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Iowa
Democratic Party
Eugene’j.feuling
Young Democrats
T. E. Diamond
Sheldon
Fealing
Diamond
Feuling
Linn Officials Get 13583 Restored From Salary Cut
Checks totaling 13 583.58 were issued to twenty Linn county officials and deputies for back salary from May 1 1933 to Dec 1 1934. The amount restores cuts made by a 1933 act reducing official salaries. A Woodbury county suit challenged the law, the state supreme court upheld it, denied rehearing, and Linn county claims were approved and checks prepared.
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Linn County
Woodbury
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Board of Supervisors
Ethel Barrymore to Leave Stage for Dramatic School
Washington report says Ethel Barrymore plans retirement from the stage to open a dramatic art school in Washington. The plan was published by the Washington Herald on Monday.
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Ethel’ Barrymore
Washington
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Ethel Barrymore
Washington Herald
Roosevelt Approves Regional Wage Scale For Civil Works
President Roosevelt signed an executive order setting a regional wage scale for the $4 800 million civil works program. Wages will range from 19 a month for unskilled southern labor to 94 a month for professional workers in the east with a 40 hour work week. Preference given to relief workers and local committees determine rates. The four wage regions cover most northern eastern and western states. Continued on page 7 column 7.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Peers
United States
Frank C. Walker
Division of Applications and Information
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Employment Service
Cannibalism charge clouds California frog jumping derby
In Angels Camp California a cannibalism accusation hung over a grand frog jumping contest where 300 croakers competed. Chief Hagler a North Carolinian faced suspicion as Lieutenant Governor George Hatfield alleged a brown frog vanished from Hagler’s pen before the jumps. Zip from Stockton won with 12 feet 3% inches while Budweiser’s 1932 record of 13 feet 6 inches remained unsurpassed.
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Stockton
Budweiser
Czech Cabinet Resigns. President Asks Continuation
London based dispatch reports that the Czechoslovak cabinet resigned on Monday. The Czech president asked the ministers to stay in office until a new cabinet is formed.
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Prague
Indictments May Be Asked In Sioux City Probe
SIOUX CITY IA two weeks of graft inquiry saw the Woodbury county grand jury reconvene to consider indictments on initial corruption and protected law violations. A report issued thirty three indictments on routine crimes and misdemeanors, most kept secret pending arrests. Prosecutors Goltz Naglestad and Iowa AG aide Hamilton aimed to present sufficient evidence to obtain more indictments before adjournment and proceed with Henry C Kuhlmann removal hearing in district court. Horace Havner arrived to assist court work.
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Woodbury County
Carlos W. Goltz
Ole T. Naglestad
H. Rice
Board of, Supervisors
Clair Hamilton
Iowa
Ney
Henry C. Kuhlmann
City Commissioner of Public Safety
Howuw Soe Mann Caste
Horace
Havner
Des Moines
Goltz and
Naglestad
Iowa Supreme ‘Court
Max Duckworth
Who's Who in the Rackets Drafted by Sleuths
Federal investigators and city sleuths launched a two pronged assault on gang crime in New York. Authorities publicized a police directory titled Who's Who in the Rackets as part of the drive, using income tax laws and the states new public enemy statute as primary weapons.
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New York
Embargo on Foreign Silver Coin Entering U S
Treasury secretary Morgenthau with President Roosevelt's approval ordered an embargo on entry of foreign silver coins into the United States. The move aims to curb silver bullion melting as prices rise, with Italy Mexico and China cited for related actions. The order requires licenses for import of foreign silver coins and money forms, aligning with the administration’s silver policy and international mintage agreements.
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Morgenthau
Roosevelt
United States
Italy
Mexico
China
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Sioux City County Attorney Duckworth Faces Removal Over Graft Allegations
Verne Marshall of The Cedar Rapids Gazette testified that Sioux City County Attorney Duckworth allegedly received $300 monthly payoff from a Woodbury County graft syndicate. The petition for removal cited willful neglect and corruption, and Duckworth’s suspension followed by an appeal denied by the Iowa Supreme Court.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
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Iman
Supreme Report
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Duck
Worth
H. M. Havner
Des Moines
Iowa
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Teaace
Edward L.o’connor
Supreme Court
Goltz
Naglestad
Sioux City
Verner Marshall
Cedar- Rapids Gazette
Legislative
Iowa Liquor Commission
Resignation Letters From Woodbury County Attorney
Sioux City AP Max Duckworth resigns as Woodbury county attorney after criticism and forced publicity. He cites public welfare over personal desires and calls himself liberal while defending prosecutorial record and asking for vindication in courts. He thanks county supervisors for cooperation and offers apology for not being a policeman or detective.
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Max Duckworth
Woodbury
Ih County
Duckworth
Woodbury County
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll for 1935 Details
Data shows accidents and injuries in Cedar Rapids during 1935 with figures about deaths and casualties. The record notes figures for accidents and injuries but omits clear totals and context.
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Cedar Rapids
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