Roosevelt to Question Steel Leaders on Mine Peace Efforts
President Roosevelt will meet with Myron Taylor of U S Steel and Eugene Grace of Bethlehem alongside other steel executives to press for progress toward peace in captive coal mines. He wants clear answers on negotiations and their stance on the NRA coal code provisions including the check off system and worker weighman selection.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Myron Taylor
U. S. Steel Board
Eugene Grace
Bethlehem
Nathan L. Miller
New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
White House
Taylor
NRA
New Job for Father in Kansas City
Jerome J Burke former police lieutenant quits to join a Canadian distillery as representative hero. Ossian De Sales school pupils present musical comedy Sunny of Sunnyside at the Ossian opera house Sunday at 8 pm with a listed cast of students and townsfolk.
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Kansas City
Jerome J Burke
Ossian
de Sales School
Sunny of
Sunnyside
Ossian Opera House
Philomene Gerleman
Emma Hemesath
Peter Barthelme
Joseph Smochl
Wendelin Holder
John Moeller
Malinda Miller
Joan Peyer
Lorraine Holzer
Rosella Holthaus
Marie Krobinger
Frances Bohr
Elsie Dessel
Bully Dessel
Raymond Hemesath
Cornelius Schissel
Esther Uhlenhake
John Andresen
Joan Schne Berger
Cyril Schissel
Ralph Sweiponen
Victor Bonfig
Irene Hanen
Winneshiek County Petit Jurors Named
The November term of district court for Winneshiek County opens November 20 with Judge H. E. Taylor presiding. Jurors summoned to appear November 27 include Frank Headington, John Stoskol, Albert Wangler, John J Drew, Otto Solberg, L. A Gullickson, Liz Weaver, and others from Decorah Burr Oak Castalia Ossian Fort Atkinson Castalia Prosper Ridgeway and Calmar.
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Decorah
Wanneshiek County
H E. Taylor
Waukon
Frank Headington
John Stoskol
Albert Wangler
John J Drew
Otto Solberg
L. A Gullickson
Li? Weaver
All of
Maude Ward
Burr Oak Oran
Brandt Castalia
J J Benda
Matt Kobliska
Mayor Declines Cleaning City Clock Face
In Minneapolis Mayor Bainbridge cites insufficient funds to wash a dirty face on a gigantic court house tower clock. The city will not pay for cleaning at this time.
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Minneapolis
Bainbridge
Court House
Wall Street Faces Federal Control Ahead of Legislation
Wall Street jitters as President Roosevelt weighs bringing stock exchanges under government oversight. Richard Whitney met with Roosevelt at the White House, signaling possible new regulatory moves. Firms brace for changes, with some brokers ending leases or planning quick space reductions amid anticipated lower trading volumes.
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New York
Wall Street
Richard Whitney
Exchange
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Canada
Commission
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Cedar Rapids
Alfred Longley an Waterloo attorney was in Cedar Rapids on business Friday. A fresh shipment of Jones sausage and bacon is advertised. E E Pfaff suffered a fractured leg when he fell from a stepladder taking down window screens. Chimney sparks ignited the roof at Otis Downey’s home destroying a small section. The Progressive club will meet at Mrs J E Wienands home with husbands invited. Louis Canter of Vinton was fined $10 for speeding. Fines of $2 and costs were levied for overtime parking and for the Rapids Chevrolet truck without a rear sight. A fire alarm at 1 30 PM at 219 Sixth street SE was traced to a burning dish rag on a gas plate in an upstairs alcove occupied by Fred Shreeve.
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E.E Pfaff
D Avenue
Otis Downey
410 Avenue NW
Progressive Club
J E. Wienands
Tenth Street
Louis Canter
Vinton
R S Prewitt
Sixteenth Street SE
H. McFaddin
Meadowbrook Drive
Rapids Chevrolet Company
Sixth Street
Fred Shreeve
Mary Ross
First Avenue E
Jack Smythe
First Street
Free Methodist
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Walker
Toddville
Ceder Rapids
Maquoketa
Marion
Mark Shockey
Lae Verna Cunningham
Wapello Man Wins At Little International
Briges a former 4-H club boy from Louisa county and Wapello high school graduate won the silver loving cup as champion beef cattle showman at Ames Little International. Thirty five competed and Briges is one of four two trophy winners since 1913. he previously took the 1931 sheep trophy and was on the college dairy judging squad.
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Wapello
Hilton Briggs
Louisa County
Black and Birdie Club
Ames
Briges
Harris family mourns as B S Harris dies in crash
S N Harris business manager of Coe college and Mrs Harris travel to Dousman Wisconsin for funeral services Saturday for B S Harris of Chickasha Oklahoma killed in an automobile accident. The Rev R Q Ludy of Cedar Rapids is invited to occupy La Porte City Presbyterian church pulpit as stated supply.
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S N Harris
Coe College
R Q. Ludy
Cedar Rapids
First Evangelical Church
la Porte City
Coe Frat Pledges Must Settle Debts Before New Pledge
Coe college fraternity pledges cannot join a new fraternity until all financial obligations to the first group are settled. The interfraternity council ruled this week that the rule applies whether the switch is voluntary or requested by the first fraternity.
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Coe College
Interfraternity Council
Marion News Highlights Church Club Officers and Local Events
Marion reports F W Lindahl re elected president of the Christian church Men’s Club at a dinner meeting. Other officers elected include Charles Montgomery as vice president and H R Livingston as secretary treasurer. The item lists a Halloween barn dance, church services, Sunday school convention sites, civic notices, and local readings and visits around Marion with multiple person notices and upcoming events.
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F. W. Lindahl
of the
Christian Church
Charles Montgomery
H.R. Livingston
Clarence Meggers
E. C. Hamm
Archie Milner
Verle Breed
Edna Roberts
Dorothy Raffi
Fugitive slain in Indiana crime crackdown shootout
In Indianapolis early Friday Gilbert Tuggle 24, an alleged burglar and fugitive, was killed by Radio Patrolman Arthur Poe during a confrontation as police pursued him near Massachusetts and Brookside. Indiana is mobilizing a 25-man emergency machine gun squad to combat a prison escape related crime wave.
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Indianapolis
INS
Indiana
Gilbert Tuggle
Arthur Poe
Tuggle
Massachusetts
Brookside Avenues
Hobart Patten
Patten
Lowe
Indiana guardsmen mobilized to halt prison escape gang
Seventy National Guard squads with 560 men sworn as deputy sheriffs mobilized to cover 44 locations across Indiana. The roving gang led by John Dillinger, armed with machine guns and armor, evaded police after escapes at Michigan City and Lima. Vigilante groups formed in Peru and Seymour as officials plan shotgun and militia support.
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Indianapolis
INS
Indiana
Michigan City
Adjt
Elmer Strang
Paul McNutt
American Legion
al Feeney
John Dillinger
Michigan City Penitentiary
Lima
Jess Sarber
Peru
Auburn
Ind
James Weatheral Hero in Rock Island Rail Disaster
James Weatheral of 930 Eighth Avenue SE Rock Island a railroad brakeman died at 1 30 p m Wednesday in a wreck on a passenger train that plunged through a bridge east of Packard The train lay submerged in Dry Run flood waters and Weatheral helped save several passengers in the disaster days earlier he was praised as a hero for his actions
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James Weatheral
Eighth Avenue SE
Rock Island Railroad
Packard
Dry Run
Weatheral
Halloween party plans and Alburnett visit noted
Plans were made for a Halloween party at Mrs. E. B. Castle’s home with Mrs. Lewis Seager as guest. On Wednesday callers at Glenn Wagner’s in Alburnett included Mr. and Mrs. John O’Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark, and Miss Harriette Clark. A daughter, Dorothy, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wagner, and Lee was born on October 21.
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Twelfth Street
E. B. Castle
Lewis Seager
John O'Kelly
Frank Clark
Harriette Clark
Glenn Wagner
Alburnett
Wagner
Dorothy. Lee
Emerson Fifth Grade Mini Colonial Display At Marion
Marion school notes describe a miniature colonial settlement built by fifth graders with dolls in Pilgrim garb, a log cabin home, a fort with guards, a church, stocks, pillory, ships, and carved figures of colonial figures. New dental honor roll members listed across grades six and five, plus recent school visitors noted.
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Emerson Dental
Loyce Schenken
Betty Brokow
Marian Weaver
Wayne Kieckhaefer
Dorothy Knapp
Billy Page
George Knapp
Lois Lutz
Ester Etzel
Robert Mitchell
Kenneth Harden
Howard Heath
Benjamin Nollsch
Duane Nollsch
Robert Fiedler
Mable Rosenstiel
Barbara Sloss
Ella Weaver
Ruth Hanscom
James Knapp
Marilyn Harden
Robert Mollenhouer
Lyle
Eugene Webster
Theodore Folkers
Edwin Plotz
L. Klingler
Helen Wescott
Fred Huddleston
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Seattle
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Eighth Avenue
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Virginia
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Wichita, Kan
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K. M. Saunders
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C. R. Transfer & Storage
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