Missouri's Drive for Quicker Justice in Crime Reform
Missouri Association for Criminal Justice urges sweeping changes to the criminal code. Proposals include earlier defense claims, simpler indictments, pretrial alibi notice, full cross examination, bill of particulars, limits on defenses, tighter bond rules, prosecutorial accountability, and a new state constabulary. Supporters argue for quicker, surer justice. opponents expect legislative resistance.
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Missouri Association For Criminal Justice
Missouri
United Force
Prohibition Not Sole Cause of Lawlessness, Survey Says
The National Economic League survey finds lawlessness and disrespect for law as the U S chief problem. Prohibition blamed as leading factor only by 247 of 1 085 votes, with education and postwar effects also cited. Public sentiment condition seen as key influence.
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Chicago Tribune
National Economic League
United States
Go to It Governor Hammill Urges Iowa Confidence
Governor Hammill calls for renewed confidence in Iowa institutions people and property. He urges Speaker John to deliver a clear message and assure citizens all is not wrong, stating the state will back efforts more than farm relief.
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Iowa
Hammill
John
Silence as Campaign Aid and Royal Watch
A column notes Senator Brookhart’s “contribution” to his campaign via staying in Washington during the cycle and ailing brother, while Republican leaders cite expenditures. It also covers Queen Marie’s return to a tense political scene and speculation on Hohenzollern heirs. DC residents lack vote rights, prompting musing on expanded privileges.
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Stern
Senor Brookhart
Senor
Washington
Marie
United States
Minor Musings on Life and Social Habits
A 1926 wit muses on luck perception, family chores, servant issues, and social behavior. Jokes touch on fathers tired at night, lawn care, snow shoveling, lonesome housewives, and reform versus self reform. Observations by Wilbur E. Sutton reflect early 20th century manners.
Farm finance strains and corn strategy in Iowa markets
The piece discusses Iowa banking strains in fall and winter as loans sit on farm real estate, foreclosures in Des Moines, and insurers offloading farm assets. It notes stock feed loans rising mid January, big livestock demand, and an optimistic hunt for bank clarity and farm organization. It highlights the Des Moines Register editorial view on farming’s need for organization, cooperative effort, and specialization to weather financial pressures. It ends with observations from the stock show and calls for sound legislation and continued agricultural innovation.
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Iowa
Des Moines
United States
Register
Des Moines Register
Iowa State
Purdue
Tommy Lux
Chicago Herald-Examiner
Radio Program Listings and Weather Forecasts Reach Across Cities
A consolidated radio program grid lists Sunday December 5 with Noonday Callioaphone Concert and Home Folks Hour plus multiple Saturday schedules featuring orchestras, vaudeville, and concert programs across stations in Hartford Cincinnati Chicago and more. A separate item notes a wage dispute resolution between American Railway Express and unions involving 65,000 express workers.
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ETHER
WTIC
Hartford
Imperial
WSAT
Cincinnati
New York Symphony Orchestra
WEEI
WGR
WTAG
WJAR
WDAF
WCAE
WOC
WRC
WGN
WTAM
WSB
Atlanta— Journal
Skylark
CFCF
WBAL
WCAU
WCX
WGHP
WHN
WLIT
WOO
WRVA
WWJ
KFDM
KFKX
KFRU
KMA
KFUO
WHAD
WHO
WOS
CNRV
KLX
KWSC
PLOM
Kansas City
Nighthawks
Chicago
Burnell Schuler
Faye MacCarthy
Marigold Cassin
Iowa
Illinois
New York
L. R. Gwynn
American Railway Express Company
Station KTNT Heard In Central America Through Bad Storm
A reader letter from Tela Honduras dated Nov 21 1926 reports KTNT radio program coming in clear despite bad tropical storms. The note from Geo W Ascough of Tela R R Co expresses satisfaction with reception and requests continued service from Muscatine Iowa based Calliaphone Co.
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KTNT
Central America
Tangley Company
Tela
Honduras
Tela-Sp
S. A
K. T. N. T. Calliaphone Co
Muscatine
Iowa
Sioux City Men Plead Guilty in Cushing Store Break-In
In Cushing, Ta, Henry La Franz, town marshal, charged two Sioux City men Harry Brietraupt and H Mac Kenzie with burglary. They pleaded guilty before Judge A O Wakefield and were sentenced to five years in prison.
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Sioux City
Cushing
Harry Brietraupt
H. MacKenzie
A. O. Wakefield
Ohimes
Henry la Franz
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Leuven
Wilbur E. Sutton
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Kramers Trio
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Davenport
Weco
St. Paul-Ppls
Monsieur Beaucaire
Wood
Grand Rapids
Sam
Henry
Cleveland
Happy Hour
Atlanta
WLIB
KFNF
Shenandoah
WHK
WKRC
Cinci
WSUI
Iowa City
St. Louis
Secratary Hawkins
Milwaukee
WMAQ
Wibo
Detroit
Goldkette Ensemble
WJR
WORD
Batavia
KDKA
E. Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
WLW
Drake Concert Ensemble
Collyer
P.M. Kyw
Trianon
Castle Farm
Edgewater Beach
WSOE
Elk’s Club
WCCO
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Coliseum
Louisville Loons
Chicago Theatre
Gram
Shenandoah. Musicale Klds
Independence
Studio
Geo. W. Ascough
Tela R. R. Co
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Nat Shilkret and
Victor Orchestra
Fox
Prillip Spitalny
Chase
McColm’s
HEINZ
Wilson Shoe Store
Second Street
Cail
Red Paint Store
Philip Spitalny
Victor
Mary Lou Fox
Petrushka — Fox
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown Cord Orchestra
Over the Waves
Waltz International Concert Orchestra
Trudy Fox
Red Robin
Bob, Bob
Bobbin
Paul Whiteman
Liebesfreud
Liebesleid
Fritz Kreisles
Meadow Lark
Correll
Golden
Beethoven
Harold Bauer
Gavotte
Beethoven-Bauer
Victor Records
Victor Talking Machine CO
Camden, New Jersey
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