Iowa State News Condensed Highlights And Changes
A sweeping summary notes Osceola bank reform to $50,000 capital, rebuilt Nishna River bridge at Sidney opened to traffic, and Marion county enforcing a strict dog quarantine over rabies fears. It cites Des Moines post office annual business of about 24.45 million dollars and a Simpson College contestant winning an Iowa colleges oratorical contest. Benton county plans a cow tent association starting around April, while Des Moines taxes and road plans, and wheat stocks figures are reported. The text also mentions a 1925 spring sign, northward duck migration, and calls for more factories and workers for worm and hog production, plus a federal fund for a West Africa education center and hospital.
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Jowa Fat Mara
Thive State Bank
Osceola
Nishna
Sidney
Board of Supervisors
Marion County
Doga
Benton County i
Des'Moines
St. It. Ds
Simpson
Iowa
Boone County Board
D. Letioir
Atu
University’ of Iowa
Africa
Highway Commission
Ardfling
Sud Ring
Benliia
Iowa House kills income tax bill in rout of debate
The Iowa House rejected the income tax proposal by 406 to 72, killing the bill for two years. Few spoke in favor. reconsideration motions loom as the only path to revive the issue this session. Farmers from five counties endorsed a bank guaranty law and other tax ideas, while railway, freight, and highway measures moved forward.
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Iowa
Iowa House of Representatives
Tha Ming
Palo Alto
Pockahontas
Eumet
Kogauth
Hancock
Nlso
Standardization Push Aims at Uniform School Textbooks
Representative Williams of Wayne county backs state wide use of identical textbooks in public schools. A bill to create a state commission on textbook standardization has been introduced in the legislature. Iowa bans canned heat with a 45 to 0 vote, prohibiting sale of any compounded article convertible into a beverage without chemical processing.
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Board of Railroad Commissioners
Committee On
Motor Vehicles and Transportation
Railroad Commission
State Farm Durean Lnt
Williams
Wayne County
Iowa
Beauty, Bill Lost in Iowa Legislature Vote
Fragmented city and state political notes show a 20 to 59 defeat in the Iowa House on a beauty parlor measure. Mentions Shenandoah seeking a city manager form, Des Moines post office funds, and a pending salary increase tied to federal pay scales.
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Bill
Iowa
Premier Hites Cardinal Opposition Sparks French Debate
Premier Herriot faces heated attack in the chamber over secularization laws and church state policy. A portend of protests from cardinals and bishops followed by a temporary melee as deputies clashed over the non denominational school reforms in Alsace.
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Derriot
Cardinala
Arel
Alsace
France
Depuy
Marquis de la Ferronnye
Cateer
Lemtre
Pius
Cincinnati Cops Indicted for Violation of Dry Law
Cincinnati Chief William Copelan reorganizes the police force after forty eight policemen and detectives are indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiring to violate the national prohibition act and Harrison narcotics law. A single night detective is spared. Lieut Aubrey Louston and several sergeants detectives and patrolmen face charges as federal prohibition officials arrive in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
William Copelan
Squid
United States
Unveth J. May
Aubrey Louston
Harrison
Clactonutl
Fuey
Roy A. Haynee
United States Prohibition
Lee Beatty
United Bites
Andra Benson W. Hough
Chielinarl
Two Thousand Phones Out of Service in Detroit Storm
A Michigan storm disrupted communications with about 2,000 telephones in Detroit cut off. Hundreds of utility poles were toppled and wire service partly paralyzed across the lower peninsula. No casualties reported. trolley service in Detroit and Windsor endured hours of disruption.
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Lower Michigan
Detroit
Lower
Michigan
Peninsila
Wlint
Motor racer badly hurt as car crashes into fence
San Francisco. Statph Fulmson, twenty seven, of Pallidalpln, a former driver of automobil es, was seriously injured when his racing car left the track at an arforan pirks and plunged toward a fence. Bourgayna feared he would die from the injuries.
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San Francisco
Statph Fulmson
Arforan Pirks
Bourgayna
Beliuf Dghnaon
Friah Redeem Bands Season Irlaly Vras 8tute
Fragmentary OCR reads about a government issued bond redemption for Allaney and a public struggle. It mentions subscribed funds in the United States and a bond total near eight million, with unclear formatting and names.
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Friah
Irlaly Vras
Allaney
Marquis Curzon Statesman Dead in Cambridge Dinner
London announces the death of Marquis George Nathaniel Curzon Lord Curzon of Kedleston at age sixty six after a collapse on March 6 in Cambridge while dressing for a public dinner. He endured a hemorrhage and underwent a potential operation, with friends noting his steadiness under pressure. Curzon, born January 1 1859, led a life of public service and diplomacy, marrying twice and leaving three daughters from his first marriage to Mary Leiter. His title passes to Lady Trent Curzon, daughter from his first wife.
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London
Mariale Curzon
Rodtaston
Cambridge
Lord Curzon
Marquis Curzon
George Nathaniel Curzon
Lewan
Ifeoni
Potldes
Kedleston
Alfred Deggan
Buenos Aires
Tyrvony
Itvensdale
Ireand
Trene Curzon
Mary Lolter
Chicago
Fleet's Australia New Zealand voyage plan released
The Navy announced a revised cruise schedule for the United States Fleet to Australia and New Zealand. The fleet splits travel to Melbourne and Wellington or Sydney and Auckland, with western reference operations culminating June 8, and assets remaining in Hawaiian waters and at sea through July 1.
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Washington
Navy
Australia
New Zealand
Melbourne
Wellington
Wnt
Sydney
Auckland
Haywall
Divisho
Hawaiian Waters
Buga
Tens Harbor
New Hampshire House Rejects Child Labor Amendment
The New Hampshire House of Representatives voted against mutification of the federal amendment. The measure will not be referred to the state.
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New Hampshire
Concord
N. Wy
House of Representatives
Poland Bars Chinese in Warsaw Admission Ban
The Polish government has decided to admit no more Chinese until applications are processed. In Warsaw, officials cited concerns about a rise in Orientals and related vigor in handling immigration matters.
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Poland
Warsaw
Quake and Fire Hit Western Xunnan Towns, Reports Vague
Fragmentary notes claim an earthquake struck Tinon Shanghai Thy town of Tita in western Xunnan province causing destruction and fires. The garbled text mentions digs and aiding efforts but provides no clear casualty or official details.
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Tinon
Shanghai
Tita
Xunnan
Four Million Dollar Fire Destroys Palm Beach Hotel
A major blaze devastated the Palm Beach area destroying the Breakers hotel and several cottages. Firefighting from multiple towns battled the flames as guests fled and valuables were lost. casualties reported include an elderly man and woman burned to death and missing children. investigation into the cause noted careless handling of a light or electrical appliance. Police arrested several suspects in connection with stolen valuables recovered from the ruins.
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Palm Beach
Goveran
Macthn
Joenl Authoritien
West Valen Boneh
Atom
Resort
West Palm Heach
Womln
Uva
Caltiiren
Ele Hunde
West Bull Beneh
Criadley
Weighitig
Alm Rete
West Main Begeh
Irewkerk
Bank Robbery Ends in Slayings and Captures in Missouri
A sheriff's posse halted a Farmers Bank of Steelville robbery as five bandits tried to seize cash. Two robbers were killed, two captured, one escaped. Citizen G A Schweider was wounded in the battle. Guns blasted as robbers opened the vault and coerced two employees into compliance. The captured men reportedly shot their dead partners at a nearby location.
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Missouri
Steelville
Farmers” Bank of Steelville
G. A. Schweider
Eliizen
Hay
Bozo
Wallers
Mitchell
Basil Doman
Mudloon
Carlinville High Death Toll From Vehicle Collision
Six people died and 19 were injured in a car collision near Carlinville, with victims named Channyn, George Quidberg, Henry Robinson, Vyldry, and Marie Ma plenecka among the deceased. The victims hailed from St Louis, Cure idvyille, and nearby towns. Hospital care followed at Springfold Hospital.
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Carlinville
Pysons
Here
Ube Channyn
Thleten
George Quidberg
St. Louis
Henry Robinson
Cure Idvyille
Willi Veele
Ataunton
Tolormans
Kaneas Trade Board Faces Topeka Challenge
The Kaneas trade board votes to oppose Topeka's expansion of membership privileges. The move targets the legislative grant allowing over 660 co operative marketing associations to join, signaling a legal fight ahead.
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Kaneas Trade Board
Topeka
Kana
Noards of Trade
Strta Legalitire
Runsag
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International Service of
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Virginia
Strnex County
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Kemp
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Wooldridge
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Forter-Hilburn Co. Mig. Chem
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