Hoover Talk Draws 150000 In Des Moines Parade Planned
More than 150,000 people are expected to hear President Hoover in Des Moines on Tuesday with a 25,000 strong parade escorting him from train to hotels. Tinley leads as marshal, 8500 musicians in the march, and Hoover will speak at four venues including the coliseum and Shrine auditorium.
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Des Moines
Hoover
National Committee
Iowa
Tinley
Mathew Tinley
Council Bluffs
Chicago
Homer Stephens
Iowa Republican Central Committee
Stephens
Coliseum
Shrine Auditorium
West Plaza
State House
Fourteenth Cavalry Band
Fort Des Moines
GCG
Grrinnell
Valley Junction
Knoxville
Fort Dodge
Coe College
Drake University
Iowa City
West Branch
Enrollment figures show rise in Iowa City Medical College
The University of Iowa College of Medicine reports a 22.7 percent rise in the freshman class, reaching 124 students the largest since 1929. Last year’s entering class was 101, and the prior year 97. The total enrollment stands at 367, six under the 1931 opening figure, with 93 seniors expected to graduate next June. There are 11 sophomores and 73 juniors enrolled.
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Iowa City
College of Medicine
University of Iowa
Henry C. Houghton
Medical College
Cattle Replevin Ruling in Fayete District Court
In Fay ette district court Ed Slifka v A F Quandt a replevin suit, the jury ruled for the defendant. Slifka claimed he would take the five head of cattle when ready while Quandt said they were to be taken in December 1931. The jury awarded the defendant 50 dollars for cattle care since last December.
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West Union
Fayette District Court
Ed Slifka
A. F. Quandt
Slifka
Quandt
Mrs J D Blue to celebrate 88th birthday in Belle Plaine
Mrs J D Blue a long time Belle Plaine resident turns eighty eight this Saturday at her home. She arrived in 1867 when the town was seven years old witnessing growth from a small center to a town of about four thousand. Her life spans Civil War era to modern times detailing family, business and civic involvement.
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Tre Gazette
Belle Plaine
J. D. Blue
Brown, Baker and Durand
Lawrence and
Bird
Blue
Lawrence
Mrs. Blue
Marion
Ohio
Ella Anderson
John
Martha Anderson
John D. Blue
Mr. Blue
Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Foreign Missionary Society
Chapter IE
Athena Club
Ashley
Cedar Rapids
Unlicensed Securities Salesman Paroled by Iowa Court
Judge W L Eichendorf presided in Fayette County district court as fifteen criminal cases were disposed without a jury. C E Thune of Davenport pled guilty to selling securities without registration and was paroled after restitution and leniency request by witness Chris Zierjack of Oelwein.
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West Union
W. L. Eichendorf
C. E. Thune
Davenport
Chris Zierjack
Oelwein
Thune
Martin Cooney
Fayette County
Clarence Baylor
Madison
Virgil Bushman
Walter Hamm
Dietrick Becker
James Northcote
F. P Leehey
Reformatory
Man Seeks 20000 In Death By Collision
W C Reimer administrator for Clarence Reimer of Traer seeks 20000 against Walter P Musel of Chelsea for the August 1 collision on highway 30 near Chelsea that killed Reimer and demolished his car. The petition accuses Musel of negligence and excessive speed.
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TAMA
Tama County District Court
Toledo
W. C. Reimer
Clarence Reimer
Traer
Walter P Musel
Cc. G. Mason
Peer Oilpany
Marie Hindik
Lincoln
L. A. Andrew
Partners State Bank of
Elberon
James Matula
Emma Ribby
Woos FF kcSinka
W. F. Kepford
Ralph Perry
Wethan Berry
J. W.g. H. P. Anderson
Louis Gaede
Tama-Benton
Dysart
Co. F. Milne
J. M. Milne
Dutch family rescued after six days in South African veld
A Dutch family lost while motoring in the South African veld was found after six days when rescuers traced tire tracks. They were unharmed and rescued by local authorities after weathering harsh conditions.
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South Africa
New Highway Work To Cost 216019 in Iowa Letting
Contracts totaling 216019.61 for paving and highway improvements were announced by the Iowa highway commission. Bids include a 0.3 mile paving project at Ackley and a 6.2 mile gravel job across Clayton and Allamakee counties, plus multiple graveling and riprap contracts across central Iowa with bids from firms in Decorah Minneapolis Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Wa pello.
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AMES
Iowa Highway Commission
Ackley
Hardin County
Adams
Lynch Construction Company
Des Moines
Lucasy
Builders Material Company
Cedar Rapids
Marion
E. D. Wahl
Victor
Leo Plumb
Wapello
Griswold
Poweshiek
Mahaska
Page
Low Bridge Premier Set for Iowa U Theater
Returning alumni will watch the romantic comedy Low Bridge at the University of Iowa theater. The New York author Walter D Edmonds will travel to Iowa City for the Oct 21 premiere of the stage adaptation based on Rome Haul.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
University Theater
Frank Elser
Erie Canal
Walter D. Edmond
Rome
New York
West Branch robbery suspect held in Columbia
Art Barnes of Columbia is suspected in the September 9 Fisher Brothers clothing store robbery in West Branch. Three others, Charles and Herman Good and a man named Meadows, are detained in Iowa City. Bert Fisher and local officials traveled to Columbia to bring back the Goods, tied to a prior robbery a year ago at a store once owned by P. C. Clarke.
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Gazette
West Branch
Art Barnes
Columbia
Fisher Brothers
Charles
Herman Good
Meadows
Iowa City
Bert Fisher
Foster Maxson
William Dallas
Cedar County
P. C. Clarke
Iowa City Court Fines Four in Drunk Driving and Gambling
Judge R. G. Popham levied more than 700 in fines and costs Thursday. Amelia Gosenberg and Harry Lacey each faced 300 fines and three month license suspensions for drunk driving. M B Stoner and P R Ford paid 50 on gambling house charges with slot machine seizures benefiting the county school fund. Elmer Brenneman pled not guilty to larceny and burglary. David Roberts pleaded not guilty to a statutory offense.
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Iowa
R. G. Popham
Amelia Gosenberg
Iowa City
Harry Lacey
Des Moines
M. B. Stoner
Coralville
P. R. Ford
Tiffin
County School Fund
Elmer G. Brenneman
David Roberts
Three University Faculty Men Quit at Iowa City
Three University of Iowa faculty members submitted resignations to the state board of education. Prof James C Manry of philosophy and character education departs Sept 1 for India to work with a bureau of educational research at Allahabad University. Dr Kenneth V Fra of psychiatry and child welfare leaves to start private practice in a psychiatric clinic in Portland Oregon. Prof Adolphe J Dickman of romance languages will head the modern languages department at University of Wyoming in Laramie, having taught at Iowa since 1922.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
State Board of Education
James C. Manry
Philosophy
Kenneth V. Fra
Adolphe J. Dickman
Manry
India
Bureau of Educational Research
University of Allahabad
Iowa
Francis
Portland
Oregon
Dickman
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Local groups elect officers in varied Iowa towns
In Iowa, several communities report officer elections: Muscatine County School Masters club held at Nichols elected President Carter West Liberty and others. Berkeley and Atkins elect officers for student bodies. Independence hosts Legion Auxiliary and Red Cross chapters naming presidents and secretaries.
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Wilton Junction
Muscatine County
Nichols
Carter
West Liberty
Hopperstadt
Eew
A. C. Baumgartner
Wilton
Aissa
Muscatine
Marengo
R. E. Ackerman
Atkins
Atkins High School
Elmer Kingee
Kenneth Hansen
Grace Beatty
Geraldine Koster
Charles Lensch
Reinhold Simmer
Edna Barnoske
Wilma Wehran
Maynard
Maynard Consolidated School
Fol
Independence
American Legion Auxiliary
Martin Hart
the Legion and Auxiliary
Lydia Emery
Mary Koepfel
Grace Teale
Dorothy Ford
Henrietta Zimpher
Gertrude Howland
Buchanan County
the Red Cross Society
J. E. Holden
E. A. Moore
Duane Hoffman
Mabel Campbell
L. R. Halsted
Howard Sater
R. A. Burch
Two Counties Seek Fewer Supervisors
Grundy County residents file a petition to reduce the board of supervisors from seven to three. J B Calderwood says 1742 names ensure a ballot proposition this fall. In Jackson County a petition with 1928 signatures asks voters to cut supervisors to three, needing 1447 valid signatures. Glen Round leads the effort with support from local officials and former lawmakers.
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Ial
Ssrundy Genter
Board ‘of Supervisors
Grundy County
J. B. Calderwood
Maquoketa
Jackson County Board of Supervisors
Glen Round
Farmers Protective Association
A. J. Busell
George Tabor
Assembly
West Union Masons Elder David Dildine Dies
David Dildine 80 longtime West Union resident died after three weeks illness. He was a stone mason. Surviving are his widow and four children Jennie Dye Minneapolis James W. Dildine Wichita Frank W. Baker Long Beach and Mrs Lewis E Beattie Pierce City Mo
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West Union
David Dildine
Fre
Jennie E. Dye
Minneapolis
James W. Dildine
Wichita
Kan
Frank W. Baker
Long Beach
Calif
Lewis E. Beattie
Pierce City
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J.D. Blue
Montgomery Ward. & Co
Iowa U
Winthrop
Max du Bois
Lana
Te Presidant
Arses Cele and
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H. Housholder
Alvin Davenbaugh
Howard Allyn
Arly Jones
Leland Sheeley
Iowa News
Legion
Emma Nelson
Edith Kelly
Vera Nelson
Flossie Daily
Grace Oakes
Sue Erwin
Myrtle Erwin
Marguerite Smith
Burlington
Herbert
Alice Stover
Lee Ruth Koelling
James Heiple
Harold Garland
Paul Hoehne
Mary Jane Sykes
Donald Bartels
Betty Meyer
Ore — Melford Reid
Marjorie Rademaker
Dollie Yaw
Rer
Donald Hamilton
Donald Ell
Brooklyn
Edward Shadbott
Royal Hungarian Academy of Music
Budapest
Edward Grieve
Shadbolt
Grinnell College
George L. Pierce
Institute of International Education
New York City
Grinnell
Beld Bartok
Montezuma
Deep River
A. Pipal & CO
16Th Ave
Dial
Hams
Wilson
Black Hawk
Wilson Shankless
Veal
Sbc Ib
Folda’s Cash and Carry
Pipal’s
Lein
Bros. Ching CO
16Th Avenue
AMANA
SWIFT
Wieners
Zelezny & Platz
Mount Vernon Avenue
Third-Avenue
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