Iowa Liquor Control Hearings Open On Prohibition Regime
Iowa's Liquor Control Commission opened hearings on regulating manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors as a prelude to a bill for a special November session. John Hammond urged retaining the current ban while Cowin proposed a three member governor appointed commission governing a state holding company with retail stores and profit sharing for stockholders. Rowley the robin drew attention during G A R encampment parade as veterans rallied in Saint Paul.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Liquor Control Commission
Committee of Nine
Matthew A. Tinley
Council Bluffs
John B Hammond
Hammond
Towa Civic League
National Civic League
Uniform Prohibition Laws Association
General Assembly
Commission
Sweden
Canada
Rhea N. Cowin
Repeal For Prosperity Committee
Quebec
Cowin
ST Paul
Robin
G. A. Ro
Bird
Rowley
J W Benadom
Monticello
Benadom
Iowa Physicians
GAR
Womens Organization For National
Prohibit On Reform
Vernon Clark
Association Against the Prohibition
Iowa Temperance Council
W J Dennis
Dennis
Temperance Council
Grinnell Trustee Drowns in Basswood Lake
Special to The Gazette Grinnell alumnus and trustee Herbert H Bigelow drowned on Basswood Lake north of St Paul after a ten day canoe trip along the Canadian border. His overturned craft was found Saturday. no trace of him or his guide has been located. Bigelow, class of 1893 at Grinnell College.
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Grinnell
Herbert H Bigelow
St Paul
Basswood Lake
John S Nolan
Grinnell College
Bigelow
Charges delay mortgage relief loom in Krasc hel case
In Des Moines officials awaited Washington reaction to a telegram accusing A Hauge secretary of the local federal land bank association of collusion to retard grant of farm loans. Kraschel said he had not received proof of government inquiry and Hauge dismissed the charges as political bunk while noting farmers want relief.
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Des Moines
Washington
Hauge
Federal Land Bank Association
Crant
Omaha
N G Kraschel
Fata
Ian Crants
Atv
Krasele
Iowa County Set for First Murder Trial in 25 Years
Special to The Gazette details that Marengo may host Iowa County's first murder trial in a quarter century if Augustine is bound over for trial next month. It notes the 1905 Amana case of Erich von Kutzleben and a 1925 Johnson County murder trial moved to this county, illustrating long regional absence of trials.
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Iowa County
Marengo
Augustine
George Hardy
Parnell
Erich von Kutzleben
Amana
Rock Island
Homestead
R G Popham
H. M Havner
Robert Leeper
Iowa City
Johnson County
Tipton Hosts Pythian Convention With Banquet and Dance
More than 1 000 visitors are expected in Tipton on Wednesday Sept 27 as Alhambra lodge No 93 Knights of Pythias and Elwood Temple No 140 Pythian Sisters host the Sixth district gathering. District officers include A F Greasing H N Uhde J Cosmos Bertha Buffington Leah Blatchley Minnie France. Sisters open at 9 am Knights at noon with a joint banquet at 6 pm and dance at 8 45 pm.
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Bree
Ipton
Alhambra
Knights of Pythias
Elwood Temple
Pythian Sisters
Tipton
Jackson Johnson
Cedar
Muscatine
Clinton
Scott Counties
H N Uhde
Davenport
J. Cosmos
Bertha Buffington
Cedar Rapids
Leah Blatchley
Maquoketa
Minnie France
West Branch community club resumes activities with 500 attendees
The West Branch Community club reopened with 500 people at the high school auditorium for its first meeting and program of the season. The County Line club presented music a play a dat and a pantomime while food was served by local women led by Mrs D F Gaylor and others.
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West Branch
High Schol Auditorium
County Line
D F Gaylor
Herman Schiuter
Toe Pendergast
Marvin Butler
John Bradley
Matt Ware
H C Brown
Radio Child Study club to broadcast parent guidance series
Iowa City and Ames schools launch a Radio Child Study club sponsored by the University of Iowa Iowa State College and Iowa State Teachers College. Weekly talks on child development air Tuesdays 8 PM WSUI and Wednesdays 2 30 PM WOOT with specialists. First preschool series Learning to Eat debuts Oct 3 4.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa State College
Iowa State Teachers College
Radio Child Study Club
The
University
WSUI
WCT
WSUIL
WOOT
Ames
WOI
Bandits Rob Ginther Store In Dewitt
Two young bandits robbed the Ginther store at 5 30 am after binding Paul Ginther and customer William Blocker. They escaped with about 100 dollars and a wrist watch as town marshal John Naughton watched nearby.
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Spedalo
Gazette
Ginther
Paul Ginther
William Blocker
John Naughton
Ece
Blocker
Temperature Drops in Iowa Weather Tuesday Night
Des Moines AP reports a sharp temperature tumble in Iowa to a low of 38 at Inwood with highs reaching 84 at Carroll and Davenport. Rain measured at Davenport .08 inches and Keokuk .03 inches. Warmer conditions expected Wednesday night with more clouds and a warm Thursday.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Inwood
Weather Bureau
Carroll
Davenport
Keokuk
Urbana Methodists To Hold Homecoming
Urbana First Methodist church observes Homecoming with all day services Sunday. Morning worship at 9 45 includes an anthem and a talk by H J Burgstahler Cornell college president on The Church's Contribution to Its Community. Afternoon class meeting at 2. evening sermon at 7 30.
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Urbana
R. E. J. Thompson
Lane
W. S. Russell
Noel Baker
Paul France
Vernon
Dick Remner
Roy C. Scott
Young People's Choir
Bernadine Halloway
Frank‘Cole
Cornell College
Man suffers broken hip after fall at Wyckoff farm
Frank Casner fell sixteen feet from a new barn under construction at the Charles Wyckoff farm two miles west of Urbana. He was taken to a hospital in Iowa City for treatment.
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Urbana
Frank Casner
Charles Wyckoff
Casner
Iowa City
Miss Iowa Loyal To Home State During Chicago Visit
Dorothy Blackstrom 16 of Des Moines, crowned Miss Iowa at the Iowa state fair, tours the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago. She says Chicago is beautiful but she prefers Iowa, keeping her loyalties to her home state.
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Iowa
Chicago
Dorothy Blackstrom
Des Moines
Manchester Considers Sewage Plant Project
Manchester council debated a sewage disposal plant costing about 50000 dollars with a plan to obtain 30 percent from a government grant and bond 70 percent. Aldermen will inspect facilities in Washington Indiana and Marion Indiana before deciding, amid public concern over river dumping.
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Manchester
City of
Washington
Marion
Central City Masons Honor 50-Year Member
Central City and Coggan Masons honor J. 5. Grassfield for completing fifty years in the lodge. He received a 50-year certificate and life dues receipt from J. F. Wager. The event featured a male quartet and John Pierson, with three other 50-year Masons named: P. G. Henderson, Paul Sigmund, and L. M. Paul.
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Central City
J. 5. Grassfield
Masonic Lodge
Coggan
Grassfield
J. F Wager
R. M. Sawyer
D. K. Phillips
Richard and
W. L. Phelps
John Pierson
P. G. Henderson
Paul Sigmund
L. M. Paul
Des Moines Credit Bureau hears inflation not needed
J H Tregoe former executive secretary of the National Association of Credit Men tells Des Moines credit bureau annual meeting that the United States is on the path to prosperity without inflation. He says prices rise with turnover not currency and inflation would not help farmers. He criticizes political influence on national administration.
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Des Moines
United States
J. H. Tregoe
National Association of Credit Men
Tregoe
Des Moines Credit Bureau
Toledo Girl Weds Clutier School Superintendent in Illinois
Miss Phyllis Jeanette Pace daughter of Dr and Mrs A A Pace of Toledo married Jesse Arends of Clutier at St Johns Evangelical church Freeport Illinois officiated by Rev Edwin Arends. Arends will assume duties as Clutier superintendent after teaching at Toledo High School.
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Strawberry Point
Rosina Mueller
Andrew Huebling
Baden
Henry Mueller
George Grossman
St. Sebald
Mueller
N. C
Wyoming
Ellen Marshall
Lois Lockhart
Leo
Lone Tree
Columbus Junction
Emily Rees
J Rowland Rees
John W. Grifth
Dawn
Columbus City
C. S Ramsdale
United Presbyterian Church of
Elizabeth Davis
Crawfordsville
Garfield Hughes
Toledo
Freeport
Ill
Phyllis Jeanette Pace
A. A. Pace
Jesse Arends of
Clutier
St. John's Evangelical Church
Edwin Arends
Arends
Toledo High School
St. Katharine’s
Cornell
Mount Vernon
University
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