Iowa State News and Rural Reports From 1924 Era
Iowa discusses tax changes, farm yields, and public notices. Reports on abolition of state income tax, barley and oat sowing progress, farm outputs, and Cedar Rapids bond vote. Also notes on Camp Dodge funding, cooperative marketing booster meetings, and Great Lakes fishing.
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California
Iowa
Wabster City
Clarion
State College
Des Moines
Beara
Bix Hondrad
Tourists' Service Federation of
Towa
Towa, Great Lakes
Port Feh
Cedar Rapids
Vnbite Administsrad
Fenal
Onde
Indiana
General Assembly
Hogue Appeals for Economy in State Budget
Public Hog would push economy and efficiency through interdepartmental cooperation. Hoge urges careful analysis before new legislation, seeks voluntary standardization of duties and closer cross‑departmental coordination over the next two years. Governor Hammill backs gas tax to fund roads without raising property taxes. Bank deposit guaranty bill fails in Iowa Senate. US title sought for Iowa game lands. House secret budget session begins. child labor measures advance while others stall.
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B. L. Hoge
Sineera
Buser
Hoge
Iowa
Ravenna
John Hammill
Laws
KPNF
Shebandoah
Hammill
Highway Commission
Nebraska
Bowmen of
Black Hawk
U. S
Sebala
Fire Kills Patient at Chicago Eye Hospital
A fire on the fourth floor of the Chicago Eye Ear Nose and Throat Hospital at 285 West Washington killed patient J. Regan after an eye operation. Nurses, students, and staff escaped or were evacuated as smoke trapped occupants on the third and fourth floors. Regan died at the county hospital from smoke and burns, with rescuers retrieving him hours after the blaze began.
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P. J. Regan
Jost Hla
Chicago
Regan
Sifet Mealy
Inditer
John Stege
Detertiya Burexa
West Whaliington Street
Nurad Margaret Kilgore
der Rst
Anne Schoetter
Bradley Pine
Kllzore
Miss Schoefter
State moves to seize control of finance firms in Michigan
Governor Groesbeck led a legislative investigation into about sixty finance companies, urging strict state regulation. A bill by Senator Greene would license and supervise corporations through the secretary of state with regular inspections and reports to the state department.
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Lansing
Aneh
Senate
Groesbeck
Michigan
Cclients
Greene
Woul Place
Secretary of State
State Department
Department
Senator Wheeler Indicted on Oil Plot Charges
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana was indicted by a federal grand jury on a twenty nine page indictment accusing him and two others of conspiring to obtain public funds for the purpose of prospecting for oil and gas in Montana. Also named are Edward S S Tooth former solicitor of the Interior Department and Garden Campbell an oil prospector with James A. MacGowan listed as a witness.
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Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Mont
Lytrodette
Wheeler
Otters
Megul Wee
Interior Department
Garden Campbell
Montana
James A. MacGowan
President names Shoals Commission for Muscles Shalls
President Coolidge forms a five member commission to study the position of Muscle Shalls. Members include former Representative McKenzie of Us tall former Senator Diu of South Carolina Yale professor Henry Curtis William McClellan of New York and Russell S Bower of the American Tun Bureau federation. The panel will propose the most practical use of the great Alabamy project facilities and report to the President before the next session of Congress if possible.
Dr J N Hurty Health Chief of Indiana Dies
Indianapolis reports the death of Dr J N Hurty health commissioner since 1800 who lived in the city for almost fifty years. He authored many medical works including Health With Life and was formerly president of the American Fleurthissoclation. He was seventy three years old.
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J. N. Hurty
Indiana
Indianapolis
Johi N. Hurty
Sinee
Doctor Hurty
American Fleurthissoclation
Pension Post Accepted Analngtan Wilder Joined Kan
A damaged OCR fragment notes an acceptance of a pension related to Analngtan and Wilder, mentions Kan and a commissioner, with phrases about consenting to action and resignation. It hints at a presidential context and an election race but is fragmented and unclear.
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Wilder
Matonit
Kan
Jae
Port of
Gommissioner
of. Piilone
Naval guns miss aircraft in force practice
Off San Pedro California forty four ships on eleven dreadnoughts fired for six minutes at aerial targets towed by airplanes at four thousand feet but failed to hit any targets. The fleet conducted a simulated battle with torpedoes from nineteen destroyers and a submarine threat, causing one ship to maneuver to avoid danger.
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San Pedro
Cal
U.S
Aroostook
Concord
Sga
Dolse
Roosevelts Granted Permit for Pamir Pass Expedition
The Roosevelt party led by Theodore Roosevelt and Kermit Roosevelt along with George K. Chere will attempt a perilous route through Pamirs toward Turkestan. The Indian government will assist, while the Hunga and other passes are deemed too hazardous this year.
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London
Guy of Teenling
Tae Win
Biel Cronies
Turkestan
James Buosepi
Ashin
Gal
Connie Roosevelt
James Simpson
Chicago
Lely
alMeute
Million Dollars for Storm Victims Relief Reaches Total
Chicago's tornado relief committee reported a total fund of 585474.50 after four days of work and pledges run over 600000, with 45000 excess, at a weekly luncheon of the Association of Cate mereo. Governor Binal signed emergency legislation appropriating 400010 for victims in the tornado zone.
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Chicago
William Tt. Dawes
Association of Catemereo
Binal
Publicity of Income Tax Returns Delayed to October
Washington reports that income tax returns will not be made public for several months. The internal revenue bureau announced that publicity will occur later, with officials citing procedural steps and past practices delaying release until October.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Lregsary Department
Woman Held in Ax Slaying Case at Baird
A 68 year old woman identified as Mys Saldoye Hirt was held on a charge of fatally stabbing Clyde at a residence in Baird. The suspect, described as Aunt Mys Mys, allegedly aided or participated in the assault as officers investigate the motive and exact sequence of events surrounding the slaying.
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Mys
Saldoye
otBaird
Rebuilding Towns as Aftermath of Disaster
Streets and homes in the disaster zone are being rebuilt as thousands stay injured and displaced. Emergency services report reduced disease fear yet continuing shelter and supply needs. Red Cross says 2,080 injured. property damage estimated at 20 million dollars. road and factory rebuilding underway. new employment plans and relief efforts active nationwide.
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Chicago
Seuchorn Utes
Warn
Smiuy Werther Preyvelta
Oscar Peters Tay
Jess
Gilvinedd
Riwlings
Diinels Department of Health
J. N. Slotien
Finneral Directors’ Association
Ate
Tlinole
Griffin
Ind
Fee
Red Cross
Frankfort
Juba
T. Tingley
Suratt
Murplyshare
Alty
Ganplas Toy
Tire
Rich New Yorker Names Indian in Divorce Suit
New York socialite and California sportsman Ollt ford Hendricks sues Mrs Ida May Henieless for divorce. The case, heard in Brooklyn Supreme Court, involves publication service after Justice Leander J. Isabor signed an order. Hendricks, long resident of Nassau County and owner of a hunting lodge near Los Angeles, is heir to a substantial fortune.
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New York
Olltford Hendricks
California
Ida May Henieless
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Leander J. Isabor
Hendriola
Hendricks
Nassau County
Los Angeles
Boas
Rod
Rio
Detroit Representative Injured in Plane Crash Near Uniontown
Rep. J. McCloud of Detroit sustained severe injuries when his aircraft failed after takeoff en route to Washington. He suffered a broken rib and shoulder with cuts and bruises. Pilot Mintz escaped with minor injuries. Hospital treatment followed the crash near Uniontown, Pennsylvania.
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Uniontown
J. McCrowd
Detroit
Mich
Tg Waa
Washington
Mintz
Muching
Lawsuit Filed by Croker Widow Against Plant Owner
Mrs Bulu Croker, widow of Richard Croker, sues for damages claiming a sum of 100,000 against Arthur O. Shyeidun of New York and another party. The fragmented OCR text indicates a civil action over alleged property or financial damage, with unclear specifics and names partially garbled.
Maine Passes Child Labor Bill Despite Reluctant Vote
A Maine legislature vote yielded passage of a child labor bill amid reluctance from one legislator. The measure aims to regulate youth employment, with support from labor advocates and opposition from representatives concerned about enforcement.
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Aiwusul
Maine
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Hogue Appeals For Economy
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Iowa Child Welfare Commission
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Yale University
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