Political clash and frost in Iowa and Colorado notes
A jolt to ex service men over a bonus bill veto sparks attacks on Patman and claims of framing. England, France, and Italy tensions loom as France weighs support against Germany. Frost hits Iowa with mixed effects on corn and gardens. harvest outlook remains strong. Colorado graft cases prompt Gov Johnson and AG into active probes contrasting Iowa political clashes with state governance.
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St. Louis
Patman
Ingland
France
Mediterranean
England
Germany
Italy
Roosevelt says policy hinges on treaty renewals
President Roosevelt aboard a westbound special train says the United States adheres to the Washington and London naval treaties and only a failure to renew or a renunciation could alter American policy, with fleet demonstrations planned off San Diego and the voyage to Washington via the Panama Canal. En route West with Roosevelt.
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United States
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Washington
London
Stephen T. Early
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Early
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Diego
Houston
Avasington
Panama Canal
Fremont
Neb
United States Navy
Scientist's Wife Charged With Murder in Maryland
Thelma Buxton, 27, wife of a Washington College chemist, was formally charged with murdering her 68-year-old mother-in-law Effie Buxton in Chestertown Maryland. Sheriff John Bennett said the charge rested on statements by the wife and an inquest was ordered with a jury to meet later Friday.
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Thelma Buxton
Washington College
Effie Buxton
John Bennett
Buxton
The Costly Time Trap in a Busy Life
An essay on Seneca and modern readers lamenting the loss of time. It contrasts time as a virtue when spent wisely with the busyness that consumes life. The piece urges relaxing, organizing one moment at a time, and avoiding perpetual planning that leaves the soul restless.
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Seneca
Amlie Says Third Party Convention Is Sure To Be Held
Washington dispatch reports Rep Thomas R Amlie of Wisconsin says a third party convention will be held next summer and that Huey Longs death strengthens the issue of principles. He and other liberal leaders plan speaking tours in the west over four months, with momentum in Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota Idaho Washington California and Oregon.
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Thomas R. Amlie
Wis
Huey P. Long
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Idaho
California
Oregon
State Preparing Papers For Stone City Permit Case
Le Roy Rader assistant state's attorney general prepared papers for the first case before the state beer permit board. The matter involves Anna May Peacock who received a beer permit for Stone City in Jones County, a town that has since dissolved its incorporation.
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DES Moines
le Roy Rader
State
Anna May Peacock
Stone City
Jones County
Rader
Silver Jubilee Sets English Steam Speed Record
London and North Eastern Railway stream lined locomotive Silver Jubilee set an English steam speed record by reaching 112 miles per hour during a Friday trial. The test occurred as officials reported the milestone for rapid service potential and engineering achievement in Britain.
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London
London and Northeastern Railways
Silver Jubilee
Meat packers urge AAA end corn hog program
Washington AP report on a two day AAA hearing where meat packers urged discontinuation of the corn hog adjustment program citing hog price levels and consumer incomes. William Whitfield Woods and George A. Casey argued production controls hurt packers while farmers supported continuation. Two farmers defended the program as hearings closed with briefs due by Oct 1 and a decision expected by Nov 1.
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AAA
Farm Bureau
William
Whitfield Woods
Chicago
Institute of American Meat Packers
Congress
George A. Casey
Eastern Meat Packers’ Association
Eastern Meat Packers
Casey
James McNab
Jackson County
Minn
F. L. Robinson
Kearney
Neb
Whalen Boy Found After Kidnap Scare
New York AP report says Grover A. Whalen's 14 year old son was feared kidnapped in Dobbs Ferry but returned home safely after a woods mishap. The boy, walking in the woods, fell and was stunned before finding his way back.
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NEW York
Grover A. Whalen
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Whalen
A L Killian Elected Head of Chamber of Commerce
A L Killian president of the Killian company was elected head of the Chamber of Commerce at a board meeting in Hotel Montrose Friday noon. He succeeds H R Green of Howard R Green Engineering. Harry Boyd was elected first vice president, Van Vechten Shaffer second vice president, and S S E Coquillette treasurer. Seven new board members took office after resignations. A L Taylor of Indianapolis will become secretary Tuesday, arriving with his family.
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Killian ’ Company
Chamber , Commerce
Hotel Montrose
H. R. Green
Howard R. Green’ Engineering Company
Killian
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Boyd
Gazette
L. Taylor
Indianapolis
Charles D. Manson
Cedar Rapids
Herring Calls Graft Probe Disgraceful in Iowa
Gov Clyde L Herring denounced the Woodbury county graft inquiry as disgraceful and predicted vindication of state officials He approved the failure to oust Sioux City Mayor W D Hayes saying no legal basis existed He praised Iowa liquor law as top in the nation and did not comment on Bernard Manley’s Polk county grand jury indictment.
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Charles F. Lytle
Sioux City
State of
Iowa
Liquor Administration
Burlington
LLP
Clyde L. Herring
Woodbury County
Herring
W. D. Hayes
United States
Bernard Manley
The
Liquor Commission
Polk County
Three Found Dead In Wyoming Plane Crash
The red monoplane crash in the Passaic badlands sixty miles north of Sheridan left three dead two men and a woman their bodies charred and mangled. The craft bore NC B 1410 and carried the inscription M and T Drilling Contractors Denver and Tulsa. Denver firm Manning and Terry Inc feared Lloyd C. Terry and pilot E E Dildine perished. Manning was safe in Walden Colorado with word Terry was aboard.
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Wyo
Here
Passaic
Denver
Tulsa
Lloyd C. Terry
Manning and Terry, Inc
E. E. Dildine
Fred Manning
Walden
Colo
Terry
Engineer Burned To Death In Wreck At Westport Drawbridge
In Westport Connecticut an eastbound New Haven freight crashed into the rear of another freight on the Sauga esha River drawbridge at 125 am Friday. Engineer John Sheehan was burned to death and Engineer William J. Hughes was seriously injured.
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Westport
League 10 Eyes Ethiopian Zone Observers
The League of Nations debates dispatching observers to the Italo Ethiopiadispute. Britain signals potential sanctions and action under Article XI while aiming to prevent war threats. Salvador de Madariaga heads the new committee as Italy stresses caution. Kellogg resigns from the world court as the assembly meets.
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League of Nations Council
Haile Selassie
Anthony Eden
League Affairs
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Suez Canal
Salvador de Madariaga
Spain
de Madariaga
Committee of Five
Italy
Assembly of the League
Frank B. Kellogg
United States
The
World Court
Sherman Denies Drowning Wife at Trial
In Worcester Massachusetts Newell P Sherman testifies he killed his wife for love of a co worker. He denies confessing murder and recounts a courtship with Esther Magill the 18 year old who testified about their affair. The state portrays a pattern of romance and heavy drinking leading to the drowning at Lake Singletary on July 20.
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Mass
Newell P. Sherman
Alice
Esther Magill
Sherman
Lake’ Singletary
Miss Magill
Magill
Whitinsville
Pneumonia Bulletin Details Condition Improvement
The bulletin notes spreading pneumonia in the right lung with Jong showing clearing progress. The heart is stronger and the overall condition described as quite encouraging.
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Rmeco
Hiasniv
Dictatorship Seizes Reins In Ecuador
Quito AP report says a military dictatorship ruled the mountainous republic after army leaders accepted President Antonio Pons’s resignation and dismissed Congress. Federico Paez became chief of the regime, blamed on the abnormal situation, with no disorders reported immediately.
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Ecuador
Antonio Pons
Congress
Federico Paez
Pope Pleads Peace Amid War Threats
Pope Pius XI urged peace in a world edging toward war over colonial aims. Delivering a Latin message to the Eucharistic Congress in Cleveland via international broadcast, he decried the horrors of war and pleaded for universal and distant peace, noting his prior offer to help negotiate a settlement.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Cleveland
Ethiopia
Denial of Italian Two Weeks Truce Offer Cited
ROME INS reports Italy was willing to observe a two weeks truce in the Italo Ethiopian conflict but the US published denial late Friday. The Italian spokesman quoted earlier was contradicted by official statements denying any such offer.
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League of Nations
Italy
Mussolini
Popolo ‘D'Italia
United States
Beating Joe Louis Honor Brings Twins Named Joseph Louis
BELOIT Wisconsin UP reports twins born Friday to Mr and Mrs Willis Scott a Negro couple honoring boxing great Joe Louis and his bride Marva Trotter named Joseph Louis and Josephine Marva.
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Beloit, Wis
Joe Louis
Marva Trotter
Willis Scott
Joseph Louis
Josephine Marva
Government approves millions for town public works projects
Government allotments total 3 449 647 to fund 116 town public works projects. Projects include auditorium and gymnasium at Garrison, sewer plant at Nashua, school additions in several districts, and a municipal hospital in Town Falls. Funding covers grants and loans with costs ranging up to about 135 000 dollars for a new school building.
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Toho
P. F
McCarl
Garrison
Gsert Atkins
Fremont
Vinton
Ty Sree
Keystone
Naoaene
Shook
Hove
Vay
Buchanan County
Hazleton
Nashua
Nashua’ Independent
Hopkinton
Independent
Dundee
Dunedee
Dubuque
Charles City
Eldora
New Providence
Providence
Independent Consolidated School District
Town Falls
Williamsburg
Independent School
Cedar Rapids Sees Mixed Frost Signs Across the Area
Early morning reports from Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas show no frost in several gardens and truck farms while a few observers note a light frost. The season’s first frost remains a debated topic among residents and local gardeners.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar’ Rapids
Cubs Win NL Pennant Stuns Cards in Doubleheader
The Chicago Cubs clinched the National League pennant by defeating the St. Louis Cardinals 6 to 2 in the first game of a Friday doubleheader and then won the second 5 to 3 to push their streak to 21 games. Full details appear in the sports pages.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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