Furious Debate on Amendments to the Gasoline Tax Measure
Des Moines reports a heated house session on a gasoline tax bill with charges and counter charges. Debate stretched into the afternoon as amendments were considered and the measure awaited final action and possible transfer of tax collection to the secretary of state. other legislative moves included new committees and a state agriculture department proposal.
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My the
Des Moines
House
Hauge
Polk
Burbank
Tew Moines
Seveal
Mporeant Mearnees
Menate
Department of Agriculture
Villisca Couple Injured In Auto Collision At West of Town
March 29 Villisca Iowa A rural mail carrier and his wife Mr and Mrs Gerrison narrowly escaped death when their car crashed into a switch engine west of Villisca. Both were seriously injured and taken to their home area for medical aid after the wreck.
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Villises
Mee Omer Gerrison
Villisen
Vilitaca
Etr
Mim Garrison
Witheca
Villisca
Favatlrite
Garrison
Aete
Wilisea
Mall Cartier
Vitlisea
Gas Men to Meet in South Wy The Atermed Prove Louisville
The annual convention of the Navaltion Amocation of America will be held in Louisville on March 19 and 29, bringing together leading natural gas companies and technical experts. An exhibit by the Association of Natural Gas Supply will run in conjunction with the event.
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Louisville
Navhtalien Amocition of America
Karns Mill demand for full investigation
Louis Karns of Indianapolis announced he would leave for Washington to demand a full investigation into a case in which Agnes Karns Randall, wife of Captain Randall of the 20th U S Infantry at San Antonio, had sued Col. Arthur L. Conger for $100,000 for defamation of her character.
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Associated
Indianapolis
Ind
Louis Karns
Agnes Karns Randall
Captain Randall
20Th U.S. Infantry
San Antonio
Arthur L. Conger
20Th Infantry
Weather Indications For Next Twenty Four Hours
Partly cloudy tonight then colder with southeast to northwest winds. North west and north central portions expected to see the cold spell and a sharp drop in temperature. Strong winds, chilly conditions across the region overnight.
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Chicago
Weather Summary From Local Observations Report
Local observations taken by Dr Hat Stam over the past 24 hours ending 7 a show temperatures ranging from 19 to 85 degrees with no precipitation noted. The report notes a 0.45 inch rain total on March 24 and no significant wind or humidity details available.
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Hat. Stam
Herrin Defense Begins Testimony in Slot Trial
In Marion March 29 the Herrin slot trial moved to defense after the state rested today. Prosecutors said 32 witnesses testified since March 5 and the defense immediately started presenting evidence.
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Marion, I
Herrin
Trains Crash Harms Passenger. Man Dies Feared
Patrick Eubank of Cherokee Iowa a trainman on the Chicago Sioux Park line was scalded and likely to die after a collision between the Milwaukee Central and a Great Northern passenger train in Hills Minnesota. Both trains were moving slowly at the time of impact.
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Towan
Hills
Minn
Patrick Eubank
Cherokee
Uireman
Chicago, Sioux Park
Uew Neam
Milnoix Central
Great Northern
Easter Date Sets Record in 33 Years
In Finivago March 29 a note that Easter Sunday will be observed globally on April 1 for the first time since 1848. The calendar quirk caused the shift, with Easter defined as the first Sunday after the Paschal full moon. Next year’s Easter falls on April 20, with the earliest possible date March 27 and latest April 25.
Ohio Aims to Help Children Enjoy Music Nationwide
Ohio Department of Education launches a music memory contest to educate the public in appreciation of music. Vernon Rowe and Mrs Sharp head a 40 selection list for grades five through twelve, with school and county contests culminating in a state final April 28.
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Columbus
Department of Education of
Ohio
Duo
Ehowen
Vernon J
Rowe
Nelifo I. Sharp
Suhaw
Riege
Sharp
Hidreds
Thousans
Welcool
Endeavor To Solve Murder Mystery
A district attorney began retracing steps in a murder case after discoveries at the scene. The investigation aims to interpret evidence with a team of officials, outlining methods to clarify the sequence of events and identify a suspect.
Tightwad designation by government sparks thrift discussion
A Washington report cites a government designation of a tightwad as someone who saves 60 percent of every dollar and spends 37 cents on living expenses, 1 cent on ion, recreation and giving, contrasting with a thrifty man who spends 16 cents on living, 40 on recreation and giving. The article mentions a book about how others got ahead and notes varying thrift models and public interest in frugal living.
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Associated Brews
Washington
Redskin Chief Posey Makes Stand in Utah Mountains
Posey a renemade Pats leader who rose against whites near Salt Lake City begins a desperate hold for life in the Utah mountains as authorities press pursuit.
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Posey
Salt Lake City
Utah
Utah Mountains
Peace negotiations set for April 15 or 20 in Geneva
Reports from Geneva indicate talks between Allied powers and Turkish sides will resume April 15 or 20. Negotiations continue to seek a settlement as delegates pick up where they left off after the last failure to reach agreement.
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Geneva
Switarrland
Revuenne
All Paris Turns Out To Funeral
Funeral crowds gathered at the cemetery for Masta Bernhardt with simple ceremonies at 1 00 and a procession to the burial site. The grave was visited by family and friends while a small funeral cortege followed to the cemetery.
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Paris
Hernhantz
Amd Munirnes
Finners
Masta Bernhardt
Woodbury Supervisors mull flood protection district
Sioux City news reports of the Woodbury county board of supervisors considering immediate action on a proposed river protection district. The plan covers five miles south of Sioux City to a downstream point near Hoone miles, including valuable winter wheat lands, following flood damage from ice gorge on the Missouri river.
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Sioux City
Bere
Suilt
Wonbury Ennmy Board of Supervisors
Uru Point
Hoon Miliss
Hottonne
Mason City Fire Loses $50,000 In City Center Blaze
A major fire in Mason City caused over 50 000 dollars in property damage and stopped five firemen from breathing apparatus as it threatened an entire block in the central business district. The blaze broke out this afternoon at the national bank building and spread toward surrounding structures. Authorities investigated the cause as crews battled the flames through the day.
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Associated Pree
Mason City
National Bank
Ees
Lake McTinley Park Opens as Melting Snows Recede
Plans reveal Lake McTinley in full spring thaw with the American Legion coordinating a park opening. The project features a shoreline extend, water access improvements, and a parade ground for activities May 1 to 3. The committee pushes for safe water access, a weir, and a bandstand area while outlining construction phases and responsible oversight by city officials.
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Weiter
Bert
Ind
Tour
Willeh
Roach
Shiry Lin
Will Wastou
Dover
Bettie
Elear
Eiman
Seawon
Someipston
America Legion
Two Men Narrowly Escape Drowning In River Runoff
Two men narrowly escaped drowning after a rush of water swept through a flooded road near Highland addition and Neen Karhiest. They clung to debris until help arrived as neighbors aided in a difficult recovery, with one man rescued from a stalled vehicle and others aiding the downstream efforts.
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St Town
Turner
Jusige Lay
Pighland
Maida
Hateway
Forseimek
Wheatley Ince
Wheatley
Nyorse
Native Cooperation Sought by New Governor in San Juan
The new government leader in San Juan calls for native cooperation to reduce prejudice and social strife. Governor Morven M. Towner presides as harmony efforts are unveiled with 91 demonstrators present and the effort aims to unify diverse communities.
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San Juan
Domiente
Morven M.towner
Michigan Graduate Presides Over Lower Diet
A Michigan graduate, Mr. Gila Kasaya, presides over the Lower House of the Diet following the resignation of Mr. & Oki. Kasaya, educated at Kell University with further study at Miel kan, returned in 1880 to lead the Jiyu Bhimben as vice chair.
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Michigan
Natabheb
W J Foster Takes Stand In Beale Case
The Associated Press reports W J Foster testifies in Beale case detailing motives and acts related to a recent incident. Prosecution and defense outline each side's theories as the trial proceeds, with testimonies pointing to alleged intentions and outcomes.
Water Sold After Auction Amid Heavy Rain In Allen
Heavy rains in Allen caused a flood of water to fill storage tanks. the surplus was sold the next day at auction by The Asfooy Asante. Local buyers attended the sale purchasing this excess water to meet shortfalls caused by the rainfall.
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Afooy
Asante
Allen
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