Women Meet in Washington for 1933 Peace Campaign
Carrie Chapman Catt and leaders from 11 national groups arrive in Washington to launch the eighth annual conference on the cause and cure of war. Catt seeks definite results including U S joining the world court this year and peace within a century.
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Washington
Carrie Chapman Catt
Mary E. Woolley
Geneva Arms
James G. McDonald
Foreign Policy Association
James T. Shotwell
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Cait
Mrs. Catt
Earl Guthrie Dies in Waterloo at 41
Earl S Guthrie formerly of Muscatine died January 7 in a Waterloo hospital after three weeks as a tuberculosis patient. Born October 14, 1891 in Concord Kansas he is survived by his mother Elizabeth Guthrie a sister Mrs J Olds both of Wyanet Illinois a brother Claude Guthrie of Cedar Rapids and a son Samuel of Muscatine. Funeral services were held January 10 in Waterloo with burial there.
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Earl S. Guthrie
Muscatine
Waterloo
Mr. Guthrie
Concord
Kas
Elizabeth Guthrie
J. Olds
Wyanet
Ill
Claude Guthrie
Cedar Rapids
Samuel
City
Farmers Stop Farm Foreclosure in Taylor County Sale
In Taylor County farmers halted a mortgage sale at the courthouse after H. O. Walters mortgage was paid in full by L. F. Ridgeway of Lenox. More than 500 farmers gathered for the sale before the amicable settlement was announced Monday. St. Francis of Assisi is noted for founding the Argolus custom.
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Bedford
Taylor County
H. O. Walter
L. F. Ridgeway
Lenox
Ward Rites Held for D C Ward at Fairbanks Chapel
Final rites for retired Muscatine businessman D C Ward were held Sunday at the Fairbanks Home for Funerals with Rev Rolfe of Rock Island officiating at 2 30 p m. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers included Henry William Umlandt George Meerink George McGaughey Dr C P Phillips and Roy Kautz. Flower attendants named Mrs Kautz Mrs Meerdink Ernest Moore Harry Ratcliff and D Truxell. Masonic officials Ernest Moore Herman Lord E W Schoenig and William Wierhauser conducted services with the Masonic quartet and Wanda Schwartz at the organ. Rainbow girls attended the service.
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D. C. Ward
Muscatine
Fairbanks
Rolfe
Rock Island
Greenwood Cemetery
Henry William Umlandt
George Meerdink
George McGaughey
C. P. Phillips
Roy Kautz
Mesdames Kautz
Meerdink
Ernest Moore
Harry Ratcliff
Iowa Briefs: Livestock wins and court actions across Iowa
Elliott Brown of Rose Hill won both championship and reserve in Aberdeen Angus and took first in a three animal group with a shorthorn reserve grand. Other items note anti rabies treatment for Wildt brothers, Mrs Fern Drury extortion charge, Adrian Mooney named securities examiner, county superintendents salaries set by law, Robert Ford announces policy changes, Dr Albert Hennessey’s death after a jump, and George Crawford sentenced for forged checks in 1931.
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Denver
Colo
Elliott Brown
Rose Hill
Aberdeen
Brown
City Slashes Salaries to Preserve Credit
Dubuque city council ordered salary rolls cut by $40,782.17 effective Jan 16 to balance the budget after receipts fell more than $100,000 below the expected current fiscal year total. Every employee faced a pay reduction as a result.
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Dubuque
Stricter Lobbying Rules Sought by Oklahoma Rep Cloyd
Oklahoma Representative Richard Cloyd urged tighter lobbying rules. He recalled an unfamiliar red headed woman who allegedly cursed him on the floor, but colleagues laughed and declined to amend current procedures.
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Oklahoma City
Richard Cloyd
Oklahoma House
Cloyd
State Agent Called for Investigation of Knoxville Wreck
Knoxville AP report states State Agent W. H. Zelinsky arrived to aid the probe into the Knoxville train wreck that killed five. Park Findley of Des Moines said the request came from county authorities after an inquiry adjourned to Thursday. Authorities indicated Zelinsky’s presence sought to assess a possible deliberate plot.
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Knoxville
W. H. Zelinsky
Zelinsky
Park Findley
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Des Moines
Bus Lines Urged to Pay Road Tax by Conductors Leader
S N Berry president of the Order of Railway Conductors urged bus and truck lines to pay a consistent tax for highway use. He called for governmental aid to railroads and said current taxes fund inland waterways, which he called unfair competition. France owns three-fifths of the Sahara Desert. Read the Classified Ads.
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Cedar Rapids
S. N. Berry
Order of Railway
Berry
France
Sahara Desert
Africa
Spain
Congress Debates Independence Veto as Senate Sits
Senate continues debate on Philippine independence veto with a vote in sight. Judiciary sub committee holds hearings on a five day week bill. Agriculture panel considers an emergency farm bill. Manufacturers panel hears West Virginians on unemployment relief. House debates war department supply bill. Judiciary moves on bankruptcy bills. East coast and west coast extreme points named.
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Senate
Judiciary
Agriculture
Manufactures
House
War Department
Judiciary Committee
Say Goodbye To Harsh Cough With Bronchuline Emulsion
Advertisement promises relief for a lingering cough with two doses or a full bottle refund. Bronchuline Emulsion is billed as a real medicine not a sugary syrup, with no stomach upset or habit formation. Henderson's Drug Store guarantees it will stop the cough or money back.
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Henderson’s
Denver Resident Champion Liar honored by Burlington Liars Club
Phil McCarthy of Denver Colorado is named national champion liar by the Burlington Liars Club and will receive a rubber medal in a ceremony aided by Denver jurist Volney Hoggatt. The club notes the award must be returned by December 1 and that the medal is a secured, insured keepsake.
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Burlington
Wis
United States
Phil McCarthy
Denver
Colo
Burlington Liars’ Club
McCarthy
Liars’ Club
Volney Hoggatt
Ficial
Meineke Farm Sells Forty Acres At 200 An Acre
Forty acres of Muscatine county real estate near Pleasant Prairie sold for 200 dollars an acre Monday. The Henry Meineke property transferred to Otto, Robert and John Martz, underscoring farm land value amid the current business climate.
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Muscatine County
Pleasant Prairie
Muscatine
Henry Meineke
Otto
Robert
John Martz
Sweetland Epworth Social This Wednesday at Church Parlors
Sweetland Epworth league hosts a social at the church parlors on Wednesday evening with games and contests and refreshments to close the event. Robert Finley of Muscatine will sing at the Sunday morning service at Sweetland church. Mr and Mrs Clyde Pace and family of Atalissa and Mr and Mrs Francis White of Bloomington visited Earl Pace’s home.
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Sweetland
Sweetland Epworth League
Robert Finley
Muscatine
Clyde Pace
Atalissa
Francis White
Bloomington Township
Earl Pace
Curious Facts in Geography of 1857
A historical note summarizes an 1857 geography owned by Robert Bauer. It states the U S was then a republic of 31 states with seven territories and 14 presidents listed in its geography. It remarks Japan's limited knowledge abroad and a strict treaty era entry rules.
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Robert Bauer
Leroy Street
United States
Japan
Nangasaki
Property of Robert Bauer Listed in Geography Volume
A brief item notes that a property described as contained in the geography volume belongs to Robert Bauer of 711 Leroy Street. The entry references ownership within a 336 page geography collection.
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Ition
Robert Bauer
Leroy i Street
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