Iowa Legislature Delays Tax Sales and Banking Bill Passages
Iowa lawmakers delayed tax sales to April 2 1934 and advanced a banking bill aimed at eliminating double ownership by stockholders in state banks. The senate approved the measure 41 to 6 after amendments protecting depositors and clarifying bank capital rules, sending it back to the house for final action while tax sale postponement moves toward the governor for approval.
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Exeterics
Iowa
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Centerville
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Watson
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Beardsley
State Executive Council
Football Victim's Funeral Will Be Held Wednesday
Edison L. Bear, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Bear of Martelle, died Saturday at Fort Riley after injuries from a football game. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at the Methodist church in Martelle with military honors. Bear, born Feb 4 1911, attended Martelle high school and later served four years in the US Cavalry.
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Edison L. Bear
Fred Bear
Fort Riley
Kan
James E Gallagher
Springville
US Cavalry
Bear
Martele High School
Pioneer Jehn J Minor dies at 82 in Wilton Junction
Jeihal Minor, 82, pioneer resident of Wilton Junction, died at his daughter’s home. Born near Tipton in 1851, he married Jolia Hoff in 1871 and is survived by a widow, four daughters and a son. Funeral held at Trinity Reformed Church with Rev Nevegard presiding.
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Wilton Junction
Jehial Minor
Bert Whitmer Fridas
Tipton
Cedar County
Jolia Ann Hoff
Ida Aye
Alpena
Ada Rick
Casper
Myrtle Ridenour
Ames
Bert Whitmer
Charles
Los Angeles
Pittsburgk-Des Moines Steel Company
A P Smith Manufacturing Company
New Orange NJ
Iowa City hospital quota plan wends through legislature
A bill to legalize the county quota system for the state hospital in Iowa City was laid before the legislature by Senator E R Hicklin. The plan would tell each county how many patients it may send yearly, with supporters arguing it reduces long waiting lists while critics warn of outside pressure and political maneuvering. The interim committee report endorses the plan but notes opposition from four doctors who protested their exclusion.
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INS
State Hospital
Iowa City
E. R Hicklin
Wapello
Hicklin
Senator Hicklin
Paul Millhone
Clarinda
John Speidel
Washington
A W Erskine
Cedar Rapids
Wil
E E Munger
Spencer
Medical College
Drs Moines
Nine Cedar Rapids Hunters Fined In Court At Stanwood
Nine Cedar Rapids hunters and three Davenport men were fined for trespassing on enclosed property near Stanwood and near Witmer station. Fines were set at five dollars plus costs for the Davenport group and penalties varied for Cedar Rapids defendants, with some costs unpaid.
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Stanwood
Tipton
Cedar
Davenport
John Cares
Daugherty
Witmer Station
W Oa Weedle
Stainwood
Cityzvens
La Porte Man Faces False Check Charge
La Porte man Schnoble n faces a false check charge after a hearing before Justice Rubi. A witness, Glenn A McLennan, said a check for 4325 was given Sept 12 to a Standard Oil truck operator. He was bound over to grand jury, later arrested on another false check charge and the case was continued on his promise to pay.
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la Porte City
Heer
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Glenn A McLennan
Garrison
Standard Oil Company
Schnobelen
Walter Smith
Maryant
GW Burnham
Lister Henkle
Schnoerbelen
Cedar Rapids Boy Fined for Bumming Ride
Cedar Rapids youth Arthur O Young 22 faces larceny of a ride charge after hopping a passenger train Sunday with his friend Alter Oliphant 23. Young was fined 10 dollars plus 185 dollars fare and assigned December 6 to pay. Oliphant suffered a sprained wrist and scratches when he fell from a westbound train near Belle Plaine.
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Tama
Arthur O Young
Cedar Rapids
George W Carpenter
Young
Alter Oliphant
Civian Conservation Corps
Council Bluffs
Beverly
Ira Robbins
North Western
Belle Plaine
Yuma
Ed Houghton
Glen Oliphant
Tenth Street
Fred Hall Heads 1.0.C.F. Officers
Fred Hall of Cedar Falls led the election as new Grand Officer in Des Moines with George Patterson of Nevada named vice president W H Sutton of Des Moines as secretary and Chal Chacey of Grinnell as treasurer The group plans a $100000 endowment drive and broader lodge membership across Iowa.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellow
Fred Hall
Cedar Falls
George Patterson
Nevada
W H_ Sutton
Chal Chacey
Grinnell
Iowa
Odd Fellows Lodges
Delaware County Draws 40 Jurors
Forty jurors were drawn Monday for the December term of Delaware district court to convene December 11 with Judge Ralph W Hasner presiding. They will report Monday December 18. The list includes Will Aldrich Emma Burbridge C N Baendler Nick Budden Myron C Bushnell Clarence Cox F B Diesch and many others from Manchester Delhi Barile and surrounding towns. Voting and juror selection details reflect the county’s court preparation in the lead up to the December term.
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Delaware District Court
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Delh
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Nick Budden
Hopkinton
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Clarence Cox
F. B Diesch Earlville
Henry Duffey
H L DuBoas
James Delay Ryan J
EF Grapes
Delhi
John F Goedken
John Harris
Dudley Fuierstine
Athur Hackbarth
Greeley
Jennie Holmes
Robert Harris
Dan Hennessey
Ryan
Richard Henry Greeley
Ed Halibur
August Knipper
William Lorenz Barhille
Pete Krelehen
Ras Mullen
Hepkinter
Jobs for 2,008 More Iowans in Civic Works Plan
Iowa relief administrators report 2,508 workers placed on emergency payrolls after meetings in Des Moines with E. H. Mulock and George Keller. Projects approved amount to 1.308 million dollars, with 460,561 dollars sanctioned Monday, as counties statewide prepare additional sites to employ about 10,000 previously relieved workers.
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Former Olin Man Sentenced In Anamosa District Court
Arthur Biere pled guilty to obtaining merchandise and money under false pretenses. Judge A B Clark ordered a $500 fine plus costs and five months in the county jail on default. Biere, formerly of Olin, was arrested in Manchester by Jones County officers.
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Jones County
Rescue Saves Edgewood Father From Gas Poisoning
Adolph Possehl was found unconscious from carbon monoxide exposure in his garage Friday. His 17 year old son Burdeen performed artificial respiration, and the father is now recovering.
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Adolph Possehl
Burdeen
Possehl
Decorah Inquest Report To Be Made Wednesday
Testimony before a coroner's jury on the death of Richard Saines 35 after an altercation with Ole Bringsford of Freeport. The jury verdict is to be announced Wednesday, coroner Iverson stated.
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Decorah Inquest
Treasury seeks site for new Independence post office
The Treasury advertised for 22 400 square feet with a 90 foot frontage to cost no more than 10 000 for the location of a new post office at Independence Iowa.
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The
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Independence
Tray Convicted On Charge Of Murder In Burlington
Paul Tray, 31, was found guilty of second degree murder by a district court jury in the death of Henry Maass, uncle of Tray’s estranged sweetheart. The verdict followed a June 5 shooting at the Maass home, with Tray confessing while under the influence of liquor and marijuana. Sentencing set for December 2. possible term from ten years to life imprisonment.
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Burlington
Paul Tray
Henry Maass
Oscar Hale
Tray
Manass
John Marss
Liquor Monopoly Bill Drafted for Iowa State Control
Des Moines AP report says the administration favors a liquor control bill establishing a state monopoly on sales. A draft includes constitutional backing from the attorney general and a study commission member argues precedent. Also noted: another plan would have state controlled corporations. A separate Europe wave sees bag snatching in women’s shopping districts boosting coin purse sales with patent fasteners.
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