Unpaid Account Ties to Newberry Slaying
Detectives probe an $18,000 unpaid account as a possible motive for the murder of gangster Ted Newberry whose body was found near Chesterton along the Indiana line. Investigators say the Capone era figure may have died in a fierce struggle, with others possibly slain and disposed of.
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Ted Newberry
Indiana Line
Chesterton
Newberry
Capone
Chicago
Florida
Nashville
Tenn
Chang Held Ready to Negotiate Truce
Reports say Chang Hsiao Liang seeks talks while both sides deny and confirm Japanese bombings in Jehol and Manchurian border areas. US and British officials monitor Sino-Japanese tensions as claims of Japanese occupation near Chinwangtao are disputed.
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Chang
United States
Jehol
Shanghai
China
Legation
Pingchuan
Manchurkuo
Packers and Millers Fight Farm Aid Bill
The agriculture committee chair, Jones, urged extending crop loan provisions of the reconstruction act before the rules committee. A Senate-approved bill would allow the agriculture secretary to require up to a 30 percent acreage cut as a condition for production loans, with protections for farmers who already reduced acreage in 1932. The rules panel moved to permit an hour of general debate prior to amendments.
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Jones
Agriculture Committee
Rules Committee
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Birthday Observed by Suffrage Leader in New Rochelle
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, noted suffrage leader and peace worker, celebrated her 74th birthday quietly in New Rochelle with a small luncheon. She said, when she reaches 80, it will be time for a big celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
N. Y
Carrie Chapman Catt
Muscatine Plans Industrial Survey Campaign
The Journal initiates a four month weekly feature by R Kenneth Evans to publish 15 industrial articles. The program aims to reveal Muscatine economic resources and opportunities to boost confidence and hasten normalization ahead of the 1933 centennial year. Evans has led similar campaigns in Missouri Iowa and Kansas cities. The project relies on local business cooperation and will present clear facts without editorial comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
R. Kenneth Evans
Evans
Middle West
Mr. Evans
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
Chillicothe
Warrensburg
Sedalia
Missouri
Keokuk
Chariton
Red Oak
Iowa
Kansas City
Lawrence
Topeka
Pittsburg
Eldorado
Ottawa
Kansas
Democrats Lead Iapa Legislature Elects Miller Speaker
Iowa's new session opens as Democrats take control of both chambers. Rep. Miller is chosen speaker after praise from Rep. Donlon and other lawmakers who vow aid to the people and farmers. Sen. Cooney is elected president pro tem, unopposed after Knudson withdraws. The two houses convene to set rules and begin business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Donlon
Iowa
D. R. McCreery
Linn County
House
Four-H Groups Elect Leaders at Muscatine County meeting
Dorothy Wilson of Wapsinonoc township was elected president of the girls Four-H club division of the Muscatine county Farm Bureau at the annual meeting Saturday at the Elks club. Boys division elected Bert Naber as president with Howard Dean as vice president. About 450 were served at the banquet, the largest attendance in years, with prize awards given to local club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wilson
Wapsinonoc Township
Muscatine
Carl LeFever
Bloomington
John Mittman
Fruitland Township
Senate motions and credentials prep mark Iowa assembly opening
Senator Frailey takes over as governor calls for McFarlane's resignation. Du buque senator Cooney nominates Byron Allen as secretary with the vote carried. A 3 minute recess follows as credentials work begins with Cooney Hicklin Stevens Wilson Booth named to credentails committee. Gallagher acting speaker. Rev Becker offers invocation. Gustafson named acting clerk. Temporary speaker Gallagher escorted to chair, praising the 45th general assembly. Democratic caucus employes confirmed. Credentials committee named to examine election certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Frailey
Fort Madison
McFarlane
Senate
Matt Cooney
Dubuque
Byron Allen
Pocahontas
Matt B. Cooney
Ed R. Hicklin
Wapello
Roy Stevens
Ottumwa
George
Hancock
Gallagher
General Assembly
House
Forest Davis
Appanoose
Fe.m Lichty
Blackhawk
Ernest Fabritz
Officers Elected By Ladies Aid at Trinity Reformed Church
Wilton Mrs Elwood Heabner was elected president of the Ladies Aid society of Trinity Reformed Church Cedar County Other officers named were Vice president Mrs Leroy Whitmer secretary Mrs Fred Daut and treasurer Mrs Frank Cromer The next meeting will be January 18 at Mrs Clarence Bakers home.
Two Cedar River Cottages Looted
Thieves looted two cottages on the Cedar River near the Salisbury bridge between Monday and Saturday last week. They took bed clothing silverware a shotgun and other household items from Gene Rosenthal 601 Cedar Street and similar goods from Rev Karl Michels 913 West Third Street. Neighbors reported prowlers earlier in the week but no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Rosenthal
Cedar Street
Fred B. Nesper
Mr. Rosenthal
Cedar River
Salisbury Bridge
Rosenthal
Karl Michels
West Third Street
March to Capital May Be Dropped
Plymouth county farmers planed a 1000 strong march on the Iowa legislature to press for Judge Pitts recommendations barring courts from handling money judgments in farm foreclosures for five to seven months. The Farmers Council of Defense said it had no part in the trek due to gasoline and food shortages. Some prefer limiting action to Plymouth county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars
Pilymouth
Iowa
Farmers’ Council of Defense
South Dakota
Des Moines
C. W. Pitts
Plymouth County
Local jury list and Farm Bureau meetings in Columbus Junction
Those from the area drawn for the Wapello petit jury include Claude Hill Ray Littrel J P Knott George Jarrard and James Lundquist A Farm Bureau follow up meeting was held at Mrs H J Oak s home with Tennessee neighborhood women attending Mrs Oak leader presented the Gifts and Dress Trimmings lessons An all day Farm Bureau meeting will be at Columbus high school Wednesday Miss McIlrath of Ames will demonstrate Becoming Print Dresses and local township women will attend Visitors from Wapello and Webster City were in town for visits
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Columbus Junction
Petit Jury
Wapello
Claude Hill
Ray Littrel
J. P. Knott
George Jarrard
James Lundquist
H. J. Oak
Tennessee
Oak
Farm Bureau
C.M. Shepherd
Marie Sullivan
Minneapolis
B. H. Shearer
R. E. Owens
J. S. Blair
Taxpayers
Jerry van Dyke
Fairfield
Fredonia
Columbus High School
Clayton Richardson
Corydon
Schatte Service Held at Chapel by V F W Post
Final rites for Robert V. Schatte were conducted Friday at a chapel by the V F W Post with Rev. R W Merrifield officiating. John Wiegand led the post in charge. burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers included Fred Diercks and Harry Carpen ter among others. bugler Cliff Warner and drummer Harry Thompson served. A firing squad led by Joe Biles and William Hinkley performed honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert V. Schatte
Schatte
Meyers
V. F. W. Post
R. W. Merrifield
John Wiegand
Greenwood Cemetery
Fred Diercks
Merri Tewksbury
Harry Carpenter
Walter Weierhauser
Herman Kindler
Warren Dodge
Local Honor Guard and Attendants Named
The list names participants in a ceremonial event: E. Oossendorp Robert Martin Ed Hahn Dietrich Sick Herman Theobald and Omar Hobart as organizers. Color guard members are Clarence Carpenter and James Hart with flower attendants Bess Feustal Anna Wiegand and Blanche Beckman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Oossendorp
Robert Martin
Ed Hahn
Dietrich Sick
Herman Theobald
Omar Hobart
Clarence Carpenter
James Hart
Bess Feustal
Anna Wiegand
Blanche Beckman
Sioux City Man Feared Robbery Led to Poison Death
Ed Daskovski, 50, of Sioux City, was robbed of his pocketbook in Los Angeles and drank poison after an old friend refused to lend him money to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Ed Daskovsky
Sioux City
One Cent a Day Accident Policy Offer
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co. offers a policy paying up to 100 dollars monthly for 24 months in disability and 1000 dollars on death, at under 1 cent a day. Over 150000 people have bought it. eligibility includes men women and children. Send name address age beneficiary and relationship for a free inspection. examination required.
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Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co
Dlerks Building
Kansas City
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Kenneth Evans
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Monona County
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State Senate
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Ellsworth
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Pendray
Hicklin
Stevens
Klemme
Forty-third General Assembly
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Polk County
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Waterloo
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Magnus
Model Laundry
E. Fourth St
Robert Naber
Ladies’ Aid
Woman’s Country Club
Charles Hime
Old Masonic Hall
St. Mary’s Parish
Liong Club
Hotel Thede
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R. L. Harris
Harry Kaufman
Cedar County
Edward Tru
East 38Th
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New York City
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America
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Desoto, Dodge & Chrysler Dealers
Doan
Metro Colortone Revue
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Lee Tracy
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Washington Merry-Go-Round
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Joan Bennett
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Emma
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Gary Cooper
George Raft
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Charles Laughton
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W. C. Fields
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Richard Bennett
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