Senate Votes Funds for Arms Meet and Treaties
The Senate approved a 15000 to defray expenses for American participation in the preliminary arms conference at Geneva. The Foreign Relations Committee also reported the Lausanne treaty to reestablish relations with Turkey and extradition with Mexico and Czechoslovakia. A Navy plan for 14 million over five years for lighter-than-air development was outlined, including dirigibles and bases, with maintenance costs. The tax bill showed rate reductions for normal income and increased thresholds for earned income credits, while other items were held for later. A Corn sugar preservative bill faced delay as Senators debated further action. The Judiciary Committee prepared to report an omnibus bill on several additions.
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Asso
Washington
San
Congres
Geneva
Senate
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Turkey
Mexico
Czechoslovakia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Navy
William A. Moffett
Naval Air Chief
House Naval Committee
Pacific Coast
Lakehurst Air Station
Bureau Mines
Moffett
Editor Criticizes Judge Ordered Before Court
Lew York Tai Maroia Satley Pollard editor of the New York Evening World was ordered to appear before the Supreme Court to testify why he should not be punished for criminal contempt for writing editorials praising the Supreme Court. The proceedings relate to editorials published in September and October. The judge actions aimed at redressing alleged editorial salvos and reductions by county court judges, citing specific cases of editor redaction by Justice Levy.
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Lew “York
Tai
Maroia Satley Pollard Eilior
New York Evening
World
Supreme ‘Court
Tiny
Santee Levy
Hargen
Supreme’court
Bell
Sal
Justice Levy
Elftman Heads Youths Order in Creston Lodge
John Elftman was installed master councilor of Creston chapter Inter of DeMalay at a Thursday night meeting in the Masonic temple. Other officers were named for six month terms with a full slate listed by investiture officer Bernie Lewis and marshal Lester Page.
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John Elftman
Creston
Inter
DeMalay
Masonic Temple
Scribe
Eatman
Bernie Lewis
Lester Page
Maurice Kenworthy
Guy Nevis
Max Kepner
Clarence Strey
Walter Gerdes
Leonard Brotherton
Harry Dawson
Harold Strey
Harvey Horne
Sentinel
Glen Else
Dale Hamilton
Charles Campbell
Raymond York
Charles Ihu
Andrew Harsh
Carl Young
Ernest Neville
George Reddick
Keith Hamilton
Darrell Conklin
James Owens
Charles Hood
Charles Shull
Beggar Hires Lawyer to Defend Right to Beg
A 70 year old mendicant arrested a second time defends his constitutional right to beg. He claims to have saved $7,000 hoarded and plans to use it for his old age. He refused to pay a $50 fine, was sent to a work farm, and retains legal counsel to oppose authorities he calls city sharks.
New Rules on Banks Mistake Says Hammill Des Moines
Des Moines reports Gov Hammill criticizes federal farm loan board actions as a mistake that limits farmer relief. The governor claims the orders interfere with lending to farmers amid dire need and notes plans for a $10 million loan program were abandoned. Omaha bank says $10,000,000 in cash remains for Nebraska Iowa South Dakota and Wyoming farmers, with $1,250,000 weekly applications handled.
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Des Moines
Dan
Federal Farm Loan Board
Doh
Hammill
le A
Andrew
Federal van Board
Mortmagen
Bank Bona
Omaha
Neb
Federal Land Bank’ of
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Wyoming
John Carmody
Washington
Poarmody
Resignation of Col. Mitchell Accepted by War Dept
Washington January 29 The resignation of Col. William Mitchell from the army has been accepted to take effect February 1 The air service officer will step out ending a five year suspension from a court martial after criticisms of government aviation policies Secretary Davis announced the decision to the public and notified the adjutant general.
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Ynemene
Washington
William Mitchell
Army
Air Service
Davis
Oie War Department
Secretary of War
Willian Mitchell
Adjutant General of the Army
Mississippi Valley Ball Officials Hold Annual Meet
Representatives of the Mississippi Valley Baseball league meet in Cedar Rapids for their annual conference. Officials will be elected and a playing schedule adopted, with Bellew Hill expected to be reelected president. The session may discuss the baseball used for the season.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Missisippi Valley Baseball League
Seasion
Bellew Hill
Fire at Crawford barber shop sparks minor damage
A fire at the Crawford barber shop on West Union Street was discovered around 40:50 this forenoon and extinguished before great damage. The loss was estimated at five dollars. Herman Miller, 61, of Crestor and Mary Dagit, 56, of Bliston received a marriage license here Thursday from the district court clerk.
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Crawford
West Union Street
Herman Miller
Crestor
Mary Dagit
Bliston
Agricultural Marketing Committee Expands Midwest Plan
The Midwest conference group enlarges with William Hirth of Columbia Missouri and Frank W Murphy of Wheaton Minnesota joining. George N Peek announces officers and administrative status as plans for Chicago headquarters and a Washington bureau unfold. Secretary Frank Warner and Peek pursue financing while endorsing the Dickinson farm surplus bill and a study of production and distribution costs.
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Deg Moines
William Hirth
Columbia
Frank W. Murphy
Wheaton, Minn
American Council of Agriculture
George N. Peek
Moline
Chicago
Washington
Frank Warner
Des Moines
Peek
Police Arrest Alleged Check-Kiting Operator
Police in Chicago arrest records identify J. K. Pronk as the head of a fictitious finance concern linked to a major check kiting scheme. Authorities say the operation shifted funds between banks in Southern California and Los Angeles, allegedly defrauding lenders of about two hundred thousand dollars. Four associates were seized on the arrest, with Pronk reportedly fleeing.
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Lon "Angelen
BSS
K. Frank
Chicago
California
J. K. Pronk Pi
Bureau of Bustaican Standard
Western Auto Company
Pronk
Frank i
Feta
Statements Show Banks In Healthy Condition
The consolidated statement of state banks shows assets of 696 047 166 81 and liabilities of like amount at Dec 30. L A Andrew, state banking superintendent, says there was only a very slight change since Sept 8 and the banks reflect a healthy and sound condition.
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Associated Des Moines
L. A. Andrew
Andrew
More Dairy Farming Advised By Carter
Judge H H Carter in district court this forenoon described his receivership decision in a farm mortgage foreclosure suit. He noted that if the sassoe av Town had practiced dairy farming more extensively in recent years he would be in better circumstances, adding that dairy farming requires hard work and success in any line depends on effort.
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Sassoe
H. H. Carter
Wallace Urges Church to Act in Farm Fight
Des Moines jan 29 agricultural editor Ho A W Wallace editor of Wallace's Farmer spoke to a Methodist regional council urging churches to weigh in on fair income distribution as farmers face high living costs. He warned future wage earners may turn to strikes or violence if the church stays silent and questioned church responsibility for economic justice. He also reflected on Christ's message and how it would be delivered today.
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Des Moines
Ho A. W. Face
Methodist Church
Rere
Walaces
Wallace
Wallace Sn
Christ
Earth
Three Story Building Burns In Ottumwa
In Ottumwa a three story brick and stone Nash-Finch company building and adjacent wing houses burned Thursday night, causing about 65 000 dollars in damage covered by insurance. Firemen blamed defective wiring or an unknown fire source, and the blaze, discovered around 6 pm, raged for three hours aided by severe cold and water freezing. Smoke and water damaged neighboring Harper McIntire and Haw Hartware firms on either side. The Nash-Finch operation replaced the long time EH Emery fruit house.
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Dee
Nash-Finch
EH. Emery Company
Ad Correction in Hudson Autos Ad Appears in Advertiser
A Thursday ADVERTISER correction notes a phone number error in Boyce Auto Co. at Seeberger's garage advertisement. The ad should read Boyce Auto Co. at Seeberger's garage with telephone 101.
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Pay
Hudson Super-Aix Automobiles
Boyce Auto Co
Seeberger’s
Italian Grocers Killed In Chicago Slaying
Antonio Morrell, wealthy wholesale grocer, and his brother Agoutino Morrell were shot while riding in their car Wednesday night and died early today. A coroner's jury failed to determine the motive. Police consider two theories, including defiance of two convicted gang members or ignoring threats from the Blackhand gang.
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Chicago
Antonio Morrel
Agoutino
Rows
Tata
Ing & Pocie Saa
Blackhand
Extradition Waived in $100,000 South Dakota Bank Swindle
Frank R Heddow alias John R Mooney known as bellboy point was arrested in Los Angeles after a long postal inspector chase. He faces extradition to Sioux City Ia on charges tied to fraudulent certificates of deposit issued through the mails and tied to the Security Bank of Tyndall S D. Seven state charges including forgery and embezzlement are listed. The Security Bank failed in 1925 and authorities allege broader fraud with George K E Preffle.
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Los Angeles
Jan
Frank R Heddow
John R. Mooney
South Dakota
Sioux City
Itive
W. J
Sola
Long Beach
Beddow
Frankie Beddow
Calif
Tyndall
8. D
Bedtow
Bon Homme County
Pfeiti
A.B. Beck
Lake Andes
Pfeitle
Iunk
Greb Fights Second Battle Within Week
World middleweight champion Harry Greb meets Buck Hollly in Oakland in a 10 round bout his second fight within a week. A special permit allows the bout as Greb defeated Ted Moore at Vernon three days earlier and will face Jimmy Delaney at St. Paul Oakland next Wednesday. Greb’s title remains not at stake as both fighters are above the middleweight limit.
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Jollywoon
Ry Greb
Buck Holly
Oakland
Calif
Etal Athletic Commission
Greb
Ted Moore
England
Vernon
Jimmy Delaney
St. Paul Oakland
Prince of Wales Recovers After Left Collarbone Fracture
The Prince of Wales, who fractured his left collarbone in a fall while riding to the hounds, passed a good night and made satisfactory progress. His secretary Captain Lascadles says after a few days rest he hopes to be out and about again. The paper notes possible steps to restrict hunting but credits the prince’s fitness and perseverance for a quick recovery.
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London
Gan
Prince Wales
Lascadles
Indictments Dismissed Against Afton Bankers
Four indictments tied to the Slave Savings Bank failure at Afton were dismissed in district court to clear the docket. C A Pierson, president, faced fraudulent banking charges. W B Pierson, cashier, faced false reports. younger Pierson faced embezzlement and false report counts. Gripp of Afton had trial set for Feb 3. jury dates adjusted. Four divorces granted by Judge Carter to Gibson, Moore, Petrie, and Hines. Schrader divorce proceeding noted.
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Bane of Afton
C. A. Pierson
W. B. Pierson
Pierson
Indictm
Chary
Jacob B. Gripp
Afton
H. H. Carter
Mary E. Gibson
Alonzo Gibson
Lydia Moore
Allie D. Moore
Mabel Petrie
Arthur A. Petrie
Edith L. Hines
Floyd
Hines
Anita P. Schrader
Gull M. Schrader
Thig. Orning
Creston Catholics Dominate Afton 44 to 8 in Knockout Victory
Creston Catholics overwhelmed Afton 44 to 8 as Olson led with 18 points. The Creston lineup featured H Coon, Father Tennenwen, Olson, Gros, and Moran, while Afton started Donahua Murphy D Donahua Bossingham and Plowsman. Creston girls also defeated Creston Catholic girls 28 to 0.
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Creston Catholics
Afton Catholis
Knights’ of Columbus
Creston Five
Olson
Creston
Sporten
H. Coon
Tennenwen
O'son
Gros
J. Moran
Afton
Donahua
Murphy
D. Donahua
Renter
Bossingham
Plowsman
Quante
Creaton Girls
Creston Catholic Girls
Wife accuses husband of divorce over control and claims
Mrs Mayme M Tsbe wife of a wealthy Chicago broker charges in her divorce filing that her husband called her a poor sport for not drinking smoking and warned her to act as the perfect wife They say they married in 1910 and have two children The case moves through the family court seeking separation and support.
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Associated Powe
Chicago
Jane
Mayme M. Tsbe
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