War scare stirs markets as Germany shifts on peace path
A Wall Street opening shows little enthusiasm amid a European tension sparked by Germany pulling from the League of Nations and the disarmament conference. Berlin signals readiness to pursue peace on terms protecting its honor, while France could subdue Germany if pushed. U.S. debts to Europe loom as a tool if used wisely. Police quell riot at a lunch room as city considers stricter regulation of dine and dance venues and licenses.
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North Dakota Bans Wheat Shipments to Push Price Aid
Governor William Langer declares an embargo on outgoing wheat from North Dakota effective Wednesday to force federal action on price supports. He seeks to protect farmers amid rising costs, citing 155.7 million bushels held in the region and calling for NRA code reforms and broader embargoes by neighboring states.
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Minimum Oil Prices Set by Ickes Dec 1 Start
Oil Administrator Ickes announced minimum prices for crude oil and products effective December 1. The schedule fixes prices at 1.11 dollars per barrel for mid Continent crude of 36 degree gravity and covers all grades of oil and refining products nationwide. This marks a clear Roosevelt era move into price fixing after weeks of production control experiments.
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Do Not Be a Beggar on a Bag of Gold
A reflective essay argues life surpasses wealth and fame, urging readers to live fully now. It contrasts riches with true riches like faith hope and love, citing Lindbergh and rich friends to show money and glory fail to bring lasting joy.
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Head C. N. W. Sleuths Is Dead
CHICAGO AP William T Dineen 59 chief special agent of the Chicago and North Western railway since 1919 died Sunday night at his home from a heart attack Formerly chief of police at Waterloo Ia Dineen began with the Chicago and North Western in Omaha Neb He also served as chief special agent for the Illinois Central at Champaign Waterloo and Louisville
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Von Neurath accuses Britain of misrepresentation at Geneva talks
Berlin report cites Foreign Minister Konstantin von Neurath assailing British misRepresentation of Germany on disarmament at the Geneva arms conference. He praised US and Italian mediators, charged unequal treatment, and said the disarmament plan preserves Germany's inequality. He warned the league’s doom if progress stalls.
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Federal Liquidation Board Moves To Release Frozen Bank Deposits
The federal liquidation board created under Roosevelt will release up to 1 billion dollars of frozen bank deposits. Machinery for asset appraisals is accelerated by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and related agencies. The board plans district chairmen to oversee appraisals and certify asset values. the timing targets a five year liquidation window with deposits and assets reviewed quarterly.
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J. F. T. O'Connor
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Brason
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Stevens Out Again On $25,000 Bond
Ernest J. Stevens, former vice president of the Illinois Life Insurance Co, faced embezzlement charges exceeding a million dollars used to finance the Stevens Hotel where he served as president. He posted $25,000 bond earlier and a jury verdict prompted a defense motion for a new trial set for November 4, with plans to appeal to the state supreme court if denied.
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Franklin J. Stransky
Stevens
State Supreme Court
Alligators Sighted in Rock River North of Rock Island
In Rock Island Illinois reports say alligators have been seen in the Rock River. The second specimen was killed by Charles Hotchkiss operator of an inn near Moline. Locals theorize a Florida visitor placed the pets in the river as they outgrew their confinement.
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Stores Prepare For Big Dollar Day Wednesday
Cedar Rapids merchants announce a semi annual Dollar day to be observed Wednesday Oct 18 as part of a fall merchandising event. The Gazette carries bargains to eastern Iowa homes amid inflation concerns and Buy Now campaign. High quality values and wide merchandise selection are promised to shoppers. Consumers are urged to stock up for fall and winter.
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Austria arrests nazis over plot to seize garrison
Linz police said they uncovered a plan to take over the garrison using Nazi forces led by First Lieutenant Franz Fritsch. Dozens of others, including former officers, were arrested on treason charges as raids continued through the day. Fritsch allegedly authorized a Nazi brigade and planned the putsch for a future duty shift.
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Four State Parley On Oak Borer Called
Four state entomologists from Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Missouri join in McGregor Iowa for a Wednesday conference on the two lined chestnut borer outbreak. The group will map a coordinated control program focusing on cutting and burning infested trees and warn against ineffective tree treatments.
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George Decker
Floyd Andre
Government buys butter and beef for relief program
Washington AP report states the surplus relief corporation will purchase two million pounds of butter and an undetermined amount of beef for distribution to the unemployed. Funds, planned by Harry Hopkins and Secretary Wallace, cover about 15 million dollars, with beef financing possible via tax or marketing agreements.
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John B Northcott Critically Ill At St Luke’s
John B. Northcott of 2121 Mount Vernon Avenue 8E is critically ill at St Luke's hospital with a non contagious type of meningitis. He fell ill Thursday but was not hospitalized until Sunday morning. He is a former general secretary of the YMCA and former executive secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. little hope was held Monday for his recovery.
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Girl 17 Kills Self After Taunts Over Weight
Mary Jane Dane 17 weighed 200 pounds and had been missing since Saturday. Her body was found in a furnished room after she shot herself, the victim of taunts calling her fatty. Her mother said she likely skipped school to avoid cruel jibes from classmates.
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The Tragedy of X opens in The Cedar Rapids Gazette
Retired Shakespearean actor Drury Lane uses his dramatic skills to crack a murder mystery the police cannot solve. Barraby Ross crafts an engaging opening installment that starts in tomorrow's paper, promising gripping intrigue.
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Parley on Disarmament Adjourned to October 26
The disarmament conference adjourned until October 26 after Germany’s withdrawal from the league of nations. Norman H. Davis may lead a mediation effort but faces likely rejection from allied powers. France and Britain condemn Germany’s exit while urging continued work and secrecy in informal talks.
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Germany ready to negotiate on disarmament to preserve honor
Goebbels stated Germany would seek a solution to the disarmament crisis through negotiations with other nations. He denied any warlike intent and said Germany left the conference only because it could not continue under the terms.
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Monona Woman Held in Elkader Murder Probe
Minnie Renzschausen, 66, was found dead at her Monona home. Her sister Martha Renzschausen, 68, is jailed in Elkader pending investigation after a court hearing deferred until the Clayton county grand jury decides on indictment.
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Roosevelt shifts arms question to Europe for decision
The Roosevelt administration decided that whether to continue disarmament efforts should be settled by Europe. Norman H. Davis stated the U S delegation is in Geneva solely for disarmament and not political aims. Washington will refrain from European political entanglements while urging progress where possible.
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Steel chief challenges power of Labor Board
R. E. T. Weir, president of National Steel, entered the labor board offices to challenge the board's jurisdiction in labor disputes. He pledged to publish a statement replying to Senator Robert F. Wagner's claim that the board's rulings are mandatory.
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Toad Derby Aims to Raise Funds for Children
Chicago Kiwanis sponsors a charity derby featuring about 500 great horned toads from Texas and Arizona. The event, set for next Saturday, aims to help under privileged children with proceeds.
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