Hogue Confirmed Iowa Budget Director After 5-Day Senate Deadlock
Former State Senator E L Hogue of Monona county was confirmed as Iowa budget director by the senate ending a five day stalemate over appointments. Other nominees failed confirmation. Hogue will lead the budget board with Clarence M Young and Joseph Mattes assisting. The extraordinary session totaled 155 days with adjournment sine die, Gov Kendall noting meritorious service by lawmakers.
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E. L. Hogue
Mononi County
Iowa
Senate
Frei L. Mayteg
Newton
Glenn C. Haynas
HM. Poskett
Shenandoah
Hogue
Kendall
Motiona County
Clarance M. Young
Des Moines
Joseph Mattes
Sac City
Budget Board of Appeals
Nest
Wheat Money Floods Banks in Southwest Region
Wheat movement in the Southwest drives bank deposits higher with Kansas City banks reporting gains surpassing 30 million dollars. Large institutions note tens of millions in new wheat money shifting into commercial paper and other investments as farmers prosper and collateral improves. One Dodge City note signals strong repayment, aiding rapid liquidation and preventing losses.
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Kungus City
Searhwest
Kansas City
Kanaas
Riuniy
Lch
Ernin
Dodge City
Kansas District
Kansas City Bank
Nature
Secretary Hughes Receives Honor Degrees in Belgium
Charles BR Hughes, United States secretary of state, was awarded two honorary degrees by the University of Brussels and the University of Trouvisn. One degree was conferred by the Belgian ambassador in the United States at the American embassy, and the other by Cardinal Mercier at the archbishopric palace in Mechiln.
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Hughes
Belgium
Brussels
University of Brussels
University of Trouvisn
Charles BR. Hughes
Astute
Tim
United States
Em Unesy
Cardinal Mercier
Mechiln
Chicago Man Gives Six Employees His Business
On his sixtieth birthday and retirement, J. J. Mmery, president and owner of the Union Club Motor Livery, presented the company to his six oldest employees as a gift. The business, valued at about $100,000, was given with no reservation attached. Emery retains only a small sale share.
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Chicago
J. J. Mmery
Union Club Motor
Emery
Runners Sentenced Over Beer Pouring Incident
Norwalk officials sentence two men for transporting beer and pour penalties. Willan Wills of Bridgeport and John Barker of New Haven receive fines and jail terms with costs after guilty verdicts.
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Norwalk
Willan Wills
Bridgeport
John Barker
New Haven
Wiis
Rush Warship to Strike Zone in Newfoundland
In Newfoundland at Corner Brook Alfred Prince, tender of 4,000 workers on the Humbermouth Paper and Power project, said the plant and forests would be fuld irmnsnless as Premier Munroe arrived to investigate. all available police and one warship were sent to the west coast.
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N. F
Cornerbrook
Alfred Prince
Humbermouth
Munroe
Murray
Voss
Decomposed Woman Found In Brookfield Woods
In Brookfield, a resident picking flowers in a woodland south of the Burtington tracks discovered a decapitated woman. The head lay about two feet from the body, features erased by decomposition, with the incident prompting a police investigation.
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Broukfield
Burtington Tracks
Mila
Wheat price surge boosts growers earnings this year
Fragmentary OCR indicates expectations of high wheat returns with figures like one hundred million to two hundred million, noting price booms and gains for growers amid agricultural markets. Names, dates, or places are not clear in the text.
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Washington
Britain Protest Over Gun Elevation in Naval Upgrade
London protests against raising large guns on coniial warships as a breach of the Washington disarmament treaty. Ponsonby said representations to the United States and Japan have been made. Britain questions navy modernization and potential ship changes, awaiting replies before Secrecy Hugues’s Europe trip and Harding plan decisions.
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Great Britain
United States
Europe
Hugues
Jim
Coolidge
Congress
Harding
Sao Paulo Loses From War Estimated at 20 Million
In the civil war torn city of Sao Paulo, three weeks of fighting have killed or wounded about 1,500 residents. Property loss is now estimated at 10 million dollars in the manufacturing district, with residential damage adding another 10 million.
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Sao Paulo
Elty
Ets
Taskes
Three Die When Hurled From Auto Under Ore Train
Ironwood Michigan reports three men from Irontwood were killed near Wrightbridge Wisconsin after their car overturned and was struck by an ore train. The victims were Sill twenty four, EH twenty two and Willam Anderson twenty two all from Fronwood.
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WU Lam Sill
Willam Anderson
Fronwood
Wighbridge
Wis
Here
Attorney General Opens Fight on Radio Makers
Washington officials report Attorney General Stone has begun action against radio equipment firms for alleged anti trust violations. The Department of Justice signals a broader probe into price fixing and market practices affecting consumers and competition.
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Washington
Stone
Department of Jusilee
Germans Pay Over Eight Billion Gold Marks in Reparations
Paris reports Germany has paid about 8.406 billion gold marks in cash and merchandise as of a revised provisional reparations statement issued by the reparations commission in June.
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Paris
Germany
Publia Hipre
Fire in San Juan Porte Thoma Mova Adlered Nomelesa
A blaze swept through a San Juan area port facility causing significant damage. Firefighters battled flames amid strong winds, with crews reporting multiple vessel and warehouse fires. No injuries were immediately reported. Local authorities investigated the cause while emergency services coordinated responses.
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San Juan
Porte
Springfield Congressman Killed in Michigan Auto Crash
Mrs. Graham dies in car accident near Jackson Michigan. Congressman Graham of Springfield is reported killed. word reached relatives here. The incident occurred while Jim Gray and his wife were traveling, with preliminary word from local sources.
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Springfield
James M. Gray Jim
br.Tormer
Jackson
Mich
Hare
Mail Pilot Falls to Death in Funeral Scene
Mail pilot dies during a funeral event as he plummets from an elevated position. The incident occurs during proceedings for An ex-Koldler, with onlookers expressing shock and authorities beginning an investigation into the fall.
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Winlinea Blonehuold
An -ex-Koldler
War Department Rushing Bonus Clarified
The War Department outlines a rushing bonus program for veterans filing applications before March 1. Davis, the adjutant general, said eligibility includes those who intend to apply and those who have not yet submitted. If death occurs before the award, dependents receive only one third of the benefit.
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War Department
Jon Whert
Davis
Army
Kaye
Present Day Jews Not Israelite Children Theory Debated
London speaker Willis presented a new origin theory claiming present day Jews descend from a Mongolian people named Crazora, not from biblical Israelites. He argued conversion to Judaism in the Ninth century and cited long study while a physician from Husala allegedly supported the proselyte lineage.
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Russia
Husala
Move of 10 517 Barrels Whisky Worth Millions
Baltimore internal revenue guards with rifles moved 10 517 barrels of whisky worth millions from a two year old stock produced since prohibition. The shipment, valued around 21.6 million, was the last distillery warehouse contents in Maryland to be emptied.
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Baltimore
Internal Revenue
Mypyland
Black Man Hanged in Southern Illinois Robbery Case
In Mound City nine days after Miss Dulgy Wilson, an eight year old girl, was killed while protecting her father from an attempted robbery at the Wilson store in Villa Ridge, Illinois, two Black men were tried for murder and robbery. They were convicted and sentenced. one man was hanged and the other sentenced to state penitentiary.
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Gel
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Villa Ridge
Hees
Conners
Amd
Peel” iTyte
Cuiro Negroes
Entores Pons
Fats
Mercy
Tori Inbor
Jonemiey
Phen
Besa
Neal
Merket
Lythe
Diver Radioed From Ocean Floor by Philadelphia Diver
Atlanttte City note reports diver M. L. Jackson of Philadelphia radiocasting from the ocean floor near the steel piers. He walked on the seabed with a helmeted suit and a phone line transmitted to contact stations above.
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L.G. Alackson
Philadelphia
Jackson Tol
Hla Wera Llons
Sean
Forty Carat Diamond Found in Arkansas Mine
A 40 carat white diamond was discovered at the Pike County mine of the Arkansas Diamond Corporation in Little Rock Arkansas. The gem measures about two miles long and one quarter inch thick with a width of an inch and a half, surpassing the previous largest diamond from the mine at 20 carats. Estimated value remains around 82,500 dollars.
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Little Lock
Ark
Pike Catunty
Arkanais Diamond Corporation
Forest Fire Rages Beyond Control Near Bly Eddy
Strong winds and rugged terrain fuel a spreading blaze near Bly Eddy. Fire crews battle the advancing flames as evacuations and air support are mobilized amid growing fear of further spread.
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Boise
Blalo
Bly Eddy
Honduras Revolution Report Reaches Mexico City
A new Honduras revolution is announced as having prompted the establishment of a congress in the capital, Mexico City, signaling a new political development and potential regional impact.
Market Quotations for the Middle West Chicago Prices
Weekly market quotes show Chicago Livestock heavy watchars and mixed packing at varied prices. Wheat futures list No 1 red at 1.38-1.39, corn mixed around 1.09-1.32, and chocolate prices noted among produce items. Butter and cheese values appear with Wisconsin primary market references, along with fruit and vegetable listings and miscellaneous staples.
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Hang Slayer Coroner's Jury Prompts Fast Trial
The coroner's jury in Dupage County calls for immediate action in the case of the slayer of Mr. and Mrs. Ark, their three children, and three others. The verdict supports keeping Kammerer held for further coroners inquest until a speedy trial can be arranged.
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Inkubrier
Dupage
John Kananoerer
Ark
Olle Hiler
Tomly
Eluh
Ehinhiest
Kammerer
Rail crossings claim 600 lives in four months
New York reports 600 people killed at railroad crossings in four months as the Commerce Commission releases statistics. The period shows a daily average of five deaths and 1,488 injuries amid warnings to Stop Look and Listen.
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New York
United States
Tt Ageerd
Erode Nga
Plane crash near Crawfordville kills girl and two companions
In Crawfordville Ark a plane crash killed Audrey Onlex Titeteen Burnty Sebull and Chilples Teidlitek. The aircraft fell 2500 feet after one wing collapsed and the nine occupant plane burst into fire. Bodies were recovered.
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Audrey Onlex
Titeteen
Burnty Sebull
Chilples Teidlitek
Dix
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Metnes
Rome to Get War Bread as Wheat Prices Mount
Rome imposes wartime bread rationing as wheat prices surge. All bakeries will sell bread at a fixed war price amid fears of a crop shortfall. Regular loaf prices rise, reflecting inflation and supply concerns across Italy.
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Italy
New Jersey Battles Beetle Pest Across 700 Square Miles
New Jersey fights the Japanese beetle pest in a four battle effort covering 700 square miles as an embargo restricts shipments from the affected district. Authorities push rapid containment and cite slow progress in the beetle control campaign.
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New Jersey
Soviet envoy presents credentials in Beijing
L. M. Karakkun, previously acting Soviet representative in Berlin, submitted his credentials as the Soviet ambassador to China, marking a formal diplomatic exchange in Peking.
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Peking
L. M. Karakkun
Berlin
Jingi
Ching
Wrong Mental Attitude and How We Get That Way
A fragmented narrative examines motives and self deception through a boyhood scene and a couple's marriage, contrasting inner failings with outward words. The piece probes moral issues and the cost of self control amid daily temptations, reflecting on personal restraint and consequences.
Quest equipment funding for global biological survey project
A major gift of 1.4 million dollars supports a new joint laboratory complex for global biological study. The facility will house Marine Biatugient laboratory and related institutions, funded by donors including John D. Tharko Fallar and the Friendship fund, with Carnegie Corporation participation. Open to affiliated research bodies and international partners.
Snake Dinner Threatens New York Rodent Life
The Stepttha Stuly Society of Aiverlen warns of a dangerous snake meal impacting mice and other rodents in New York. They claim snakes and owls may influence ecosystems and polivy definitions. The text describes a conflict between snakes and owls as guardians of mankind.
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New York
Rite Inica
Icelandic radio weather stations expand to far north coast
The Norwegian government has established two radio weather stations in the far north near Jan Mayen and north of Tovland. An American citizen, Richard Hackerold, is reportedly an operator. The stations face Arctic storm activity sweeping toward Norway as broadcasting signals emerge from the gale warnings.
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Jan Mayers Land
Tovland
Norway
Richard Hkerold
Hiw
Neplatante
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