Hogue Chosen Iowa Budget Director By Senate
Des Moines July 29. E L Hogue of Blencoe will be Iowa's new budget director unless blocked. The senate informally endorsed Hogue in executive session and will likely confirm when it reconvenes. The move ends the budget stalemate that had cost the state about $12 000.
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Associated
Des Moines
E. L. Hogue
Blencoe
Iowa
Enate
Hogue
Senate
Kendall
Iowa Senate Deliberates Budget Chief Nominees
Governor Kendall faces two petitions for budget director from E L Hogue of Blencoe a former state senator and Col Leon W Ainsworth secretary of the senate as the senate reconvenes awaiting a nomination. Senators express discontent with the three proposed candidates and the governor’s failure to act may prompt adjournment or ex officio leadership until next session.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
E. L.hogue
Blencoe
Leon W. Ainsworth
Senate
Iowa Assembly
Kendal
Ace
Hogue
Ainsworth
Fred L. Maytag
Glenn Haynes
Herbert J. Foskett
Kendall
Senate to Discuss Budget Director Nominee
Des Moines July 29 The Iowa state senate entered executive session to pursue an informal agreement on the budget director appointment. Senate leaders aimed to settle the name of former State Senator E Hogue of Blencoe and inform the governor if an agreement is reached.
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Ry Associated Press
Des Moines
State Senate
Senate
E. Hogue
Blencoe
Sully Montgomery Knocks Out Charlie Anderson in Iowa bout
In Muscatine Illinois July 29 Sully Montgomery a promising Chicago heavyweight knocked out Charlie Anderson also of Chicago in the fifth round of a scheduled 10 round charity bout at the Elks Club. Montgomery had been knocked down in the third but recovered to finish Anderson with a right uppercut.
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Associated Press
Muscatine
Iowa
Sully Montgomery
Chicago
Charlie Anderson
Elks Club
The
Elks
Montgomery
Anderson
Jimmy Dennis
St. Louis
Paul Allen
Iowa GOP judicial convention nominating three on one ballot
Delegates at Des Moines and Iowa City set to nominate three justices for the state supreme court with Vermilion and Arthur leading the renominations. Albert Pression Popham contest for full term gains, rules moved to drop nominating speeches. The opening keynote was given by Judge F. H. Hessell and sessions proceeded with credentials and permanent organization plans.
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Des Moines
Republican Judicial Convention
State Supreme Court
B. B. Burnquist
Fort Dodge
State Central Committee
Rules Committee
R. W. Thompson
Permanent Organization
F. H. Hessell
Thomas L. Arthur
E. S. Albert
Jefferson
Byron W. Pression
Oskaloosa
Supreme Bench
R. S. Popham
Marengo
F. H. Hesse
French Tennis Team Wins Semi Final in Davis Cup
At Eastbourne on July 29 the French lawn tennis team defeated Great Britain to reach the European group final. France had won the first two singles and then Brugnon and Borotra beat Godfree and Wosnam 6-4 4-6 6-3 6-1 in the doubles.
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Eastbourne
England
Great Britain
France
Slovakia
Jacques Brugnon
Henri Jean Borotra
L. M. Godfree
Max Wosnam
Political Figure Snubs Nomination For Des Moines Office
An executive stated he would not place in nomination the name of Colonel Leon W. Ainsworth of Des Moines. The action suggests Hogue’s likely submission for the post and signals a shift in local political maneuvering within the party.
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Ate
Hogue
Sin
Leon W. Ainsworth
Des Moines
Darlene Hicks Lipsett Returns from Des Moines Visit
Darlene Hicks Lipsett arrived home Monday evening after a weekend visit in Des Moines.
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Darlene Hicks Lipsett
Des Moines
Confessions of Youth Slayers Read at Court
Chicago July 29 The confessions of Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold Jr. reveal motives and roles in the Franks case. Loeb’s statement is read first asserting motive. Leopold admits driving the car and accuses Loeb of striking and gagging Robert Franks. Court recessed for noon as Leopold’s confession remained unfinished.
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Chicago
Franks
Leopold
Leopold and Loeb plead guilty and confess in court
In Chicago on July 29 Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb pleaded guilty to kidnaping and murder of 14 year old Bobby Franks and then read their confessions in open court. The session featured defense attorney Clarence Darrow and state attorney Robert Crowe with reactions from the defendants.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loew
Robert Franks
Benjamin Bachrach
Ito
Robert E. Crowe
Crowe
Bachrach
Leopold
Loeb
Clarence S. Darrow
Mr Darrow
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Jacob Franks
Bobby
Downtown parking spaces repainted with high visibility marking
Street commissioner supervised the repainting of downtown parking stalls with a special high visibility paint chosen by Mayor Ed Keith. Cars in business district must park parallel except Adams and Pyne streets where angle or center drive is required. Police quelled a North Vine street disturbance Monday night with no arrests. An estate inventory for J B Wray valued real and personal property at about 162,745, listing extensive Canadian, U S and Saskatchewan holdings. Two note suits filed in district court seek judgments totaling 1,341.57. Local business owner R B Woodhull owns the Elm street shop building under construction on North Elm Street between Adams and Montgomery.
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Ed Keith
Business District
You
Adams
Pyne
J B. Wray
Canada
North Dakota
Idaho
Texas
Carnduff
Saskatchwan
R. B. Woodhull
North Elm Street
Adama
Montgomery
Big Potato Contest Seeks Heaviest Spud in Union Area
Creston gardeners lead entries in the Advertiser five dollar potato contest with 35 large specimens weighing from a half to over a pound. Contest runs four days more until Aug 2 with no entry fee and a $5 prize for the heaviest potato.展示
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Advertiser
Union
Creston
England to Australia by Oil Burning Zeppelin Dream
Vancouver July 29 Sir Keith Smith Australian aviator says crude oil burning airships could make England to Australia travel possible in ten days within two years. He notes two large airships for England Australia and Australia India by Vickers Ltd will use oil instead of gasoline and 100 passenger capacity. First two ships will gather data before full service begins.
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Associated Preas
Vancouver
B. C
England
Australia
Keith Smith
Keith
Vickers, Ltd
Sir Keith
India
Hogs Top $11 in Early Chicago Trading
In Chicago on July 29 hogs priced at 11.00 for desirable 160 to 240 pound weights, an advance of 10 cents over yesterday's high. Early trading showed buyers pushing prices to the $11.00 level.
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Chicago
Union County Highway Improvements Totals 200000
County engineer Guy Perry reports Union County road upgrades this year costing about 200000. Projects include a 90 foot pony truss bridge on primary No 16 south of Afton and a relocation of primary No 8 east of Talmadge, delayed by heavy rains. Progress continues on construction and culvert work.
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Union County
Guy Perry
Primary No. 16
Afton
Twelve Mile Creek
Highway Commission
Ariape
LaFollette Remains in Washington as Campaign Organizes
In Washington July 29 the LaFollette Wheeler independent presidential campaign pivots to finish building its political machine before the senators begin speaking. LaFollette delays returning to Madison to stay connected with the new organization. A speakers bureau will be set up at the Chicago campaign office to study regional deployment of orators and candidates.
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Associated Press
Washington
LaFollette-Wheeler
LaFollette
Madison
Chicago
Rotary Talk by Roy Emrie Highlights Oklahoma Conditions
Roy Emrie former Creston Chamber secretary and ex Rotarian spoke at the Rotary meeting. He described conditions in Oklahoma under the Walton regime. A trio by Alva Bryant of Cincinnati impressed attendees. Guests George Harries of Waterloo and Harry Bustin of Minneapolis attended.
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Roy Emrie
Creston
George Harries
Waterloo
Harry Bustin
Minneapolis
Creston Bicycle Club Forms For Community Rides
The Creston Bicycle club held its first meeting at Halls Cycle Shop. Officers were elected and plans made for frequent weekend rides to nearby towns, races, and picnics as the group works to put Creston on the map for bicycle circles.
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Creston Bicycle Club
Halls Cycle Shop
Creston
Divorce granted to Mrs Laura G Heminway Fleischmann
The Associated Press reports in Paris that on July 29 a divorce on grounds of abandonment was granted to Mrs Laura G Hyland Heminway Fleischmann wife of Julius Fleischmann former Cincinnati mayor.
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Associated Pres
Paris
Laura G. Hyland Heminway Fleischmann
Julius Fleischmann
Cincinnati
Gasoline prices cut by independent dealer in Muscatine
In Muscatine Iowa on July 29 a local independent dealer lowered gasoline prices by two cents and other stations quickly matched the reduction. Gasoline price ceiling now listed at 15 1 2 cents.
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Muscatine
Mrs Ferguson Leads In Democratic Governor Primary
The report shows Mrs Mir Sam Ferguson leading Lynch Davidson by 3450 for second place in the Democratic primary with 237 of 252 counties counted. Felix Robertson tops the field with 164 293 votes while Ferguson has 121 263 and Davidson 117 813.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Mir
Sam Ferguson
Lynch Davidson
Texas Election Bureau
Felix Robertson
Mrs. Ferguson
State Budget Change Clarified by New Legislation
The legislature passed amendments to the local budget law and a bill aligning all levies made this year. It ends publicizing budget estimates for drainage districts and rural districts while defining municipalities to include counties cities and school bodies for tax levies.
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W. G. Wickman
Ben J. Gibson
Fortieth General Assembly
Army World Flyers Set to Leave Erough for Kirkwall
The America round‑the‑world aviators will depart at 6 a.m. tomorrow from Erough, beginning the first leg of a 7000 mile route. Officials completed patrol and aircraft tests, with pontoons fitted and performance deemed satisfactory after final tuning and testing.
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Army World Flyers
Associated Press
Brough
Eng
America
Kirkwall
Argentine aviators Zanni and Beltrame resume world flight
Major Zanni and his companion Beltrame left Cenavale airdrome this morning to continue their attempt at a world flight. They follow the route of British flyer MacLaren from this point to Corfu and then to Greece.
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Rome
Zanni
Beltrame
Cenvallle Airdrome
MacLaren
Corfu
Greece
Coolidge Prepares Keynote Address Ahead of Nomination
President Coolidge has begun drafting the Republican keynote address to be delivered August 14 in Washington after he is formally advised of his nomination. He dictated sections to his stenographer and outlined the speech in detail. James B. Reynolds leads notification preparations for the Washington headquarters under National Chairman Butler.
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Washington
Coolidge
James B. Reynolds
Republican National Committee
Mr. Reynolds
Butler
Creston Chautauqua Tickets Pledge Success at McKinley Park
The Creston chautauqua at McKinley Park Auditorium August 8 to 12 is secured by advance sale of 700 season tickets. Bachman’s Million Dollar band will headline August 10 with Alpine stage effects. Opening events include Welsh quintet concert and Richard D. Hughes lecture on Quest of Happiness.
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Creston
McKinley Park Auditorium
W F. Finefield
Claire
Bachman
116Th Engineers
France
West Palm Beach
Richard H
Richard D. Hughes
Louis Williams
Hughes
Ed Arnold Lawfully Imprisoned Says Court
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled Ed Arnold of Ringgold County was lawfully recommitted under a Ringgold mitimus after parole from a Union County sentence. Arnold, convicted of larceny in Ringgold in 1921 and later for breaking and entering in Union County, faced concurrent terms. Habeas corpus petitions followed as his attorneys argued parole covered both sentences, but the court affirmed the recommitment.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Ed Arnold
Ringgold County
Ringgold
Ft. Madison
Union County
Arnold
Thayer
Eupreme
District Court
Supreme Court
Final Subway Hearing Set for September in Creston Case
The Burlington railroad seeks a permanent injunction to stop Creston from forcing a subway under Elm street tracks. A temporary restraining order issued in April remains in effect until final disposition. The final hearing will occur in September due to the Des Moines court schedule.
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Burlington Railroad
Creston
Elm Street
Martin J. Wade
Des Moines
Lead price raised by American Smelting and Refining
New York on July 29 reports the American Smelting and Refining Company advanced lead price from 7.25 to 7.50 cents per pound. Miss Lucile Herrick of Ottumwa is visiting Miss Mary Schroeder for the week.
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New York
American Smelting and Refining Company
Lucile Herrick
Ottumwa
Mary Schroeder
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