End of Le Mars Farm Revolt Results in Sentences
In a Plymouth county court, leaders Morris Cope and Ed Caspers of the Le Mars insurrection were jailed while 46 accused farmers from Primghar and Denison received suspended one year terms for assault and contempt. Judge C. E. Bradley was assaulted as mobs disrupted court duties during foreclosure-related strife in northwest Iowa.
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Cope
Casper
le Mars
Iowa
Bradley
J P Morgan Plans Retirement Amid Pension Law Help
J P Morgan nears retirement age and notes New York state old age pension law as a potential aid. The statement highlights anticipated transition and government support options for aging executives.
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J. P. Morgan
New York State
Paying for Speed Signals in Auto Ads and Insurance Loans
The Lincoln Star notes warnings against speed in car ads and reports a shift in life insurance rules. With the moratorium ending, policy loans and cash withdrawals may resume, improving liquidity. Banks gain funds, premiums rise, and Nebraska sees steadier mortgage and real estate investment prospects as policyholders face brighter financial outlooks.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
The
Lincoln Star
Thefts Drive High Auto Insurance Rates in Chicago Area
The text notes thieves target fast cars with quick pickups, reporting thefts above 80 percent for a popular make and over 44 percent for another low priced fast model. Insurance rates rise due to theft, registrations, and loss averages, with Chicago rates about three times Manhattan and over ten times San Francisco or Lincoln.
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Theeves
Chicago
Manhattan
San Francisco
Lincoln
Johnson faces future troubles in recovery act
General Hugh Johnson warns the road ahead will bring opposition as the recovery act takes hold. He says he is selecting aides who won’t flinch when the applause fades and critics hurl “dead cats” at officials, emphasizing resilience for tough days to come.
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Hugh Johnson
General Johnson
Washington
NRA
New York
Believe It Or Not Aphis Cartoon Explanation
Yesterday's cartoon explains the rapid population growth of the Aphis or plantlouse. The single female's descendants could offset Earth’s weight in matter if unchecked due to short generation times and rapid successive reproduction. Tomorrow features crossing the Atlantic in a rowboat.
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Atlantic
National Whirligig Topics From Washington D C
NRA rulings and West Virginia coal unions stir talk of a possible Supreme Court challenge while air mail cuts prompt route reassessment from Dallas to Los Angeles. Whiskey licensing looms as distilleries prepare to meet demand and potential gag orders on reform measures surface amid war department politics.
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Washington
George Durne
Blackstone
United States Supreme Court
Johnson
Con-Umion
West Virginia
Nira
Uncle Sam
United Mine Workers
General Johnson
National Recovery Administration
Supreme Court
NRA
Doran
Rumors Hint Arizona Democrat May Seek Senate Seat
In Arizona reports private advices suggest Mrs. John G. Greenway, a Democratic National Committee woman, might challenge Henry Ashurst for the U S Senate next year. She is described as a friend of the Roosevelts and has social ties with the president and Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Pony Express
John G. Greenway
Henry Ashurst
U. S. Senate
Greenway
Roosevelts
Roosevelt
Elliott
Williams Ranch
New York News Exposes Blanket Code Promotion Amid Recovery Push
The McClure Syndicate report describes how the NIRA blanket code shifts toward consumer boycotts, Eagle emblem branding, and pressuring stores to deal with Eagleized manufacturers. It notes industry cooperation is rising, while insider warnings warn of inventory risks and potential chaos if co operation falters.
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New York
James McMullin
EAGLE
Chambers of Commerce
Muscatine Recalling Historical Local Happenings
Fifty years ago Col J B Wilson of Marengo pursued enlistment for the Union band in Muscatine. Davenport raised 3500 to lure the Eastern Iowa soldiers reunion. Twenty five years ago Gov Hanley spoke at the Muscatine chautauqua. John M Jayne died from run away injuries in Conesville. Muscatine Independent beat Davenport Giants 13 to 8 at the fairgrounds with McKee on the Muskies mound. Ten years ago Jessie Bartraw resigned as Muscatine Welfare secretary. Water works capacity to double announced. Jack Dempsey accepted Luis Firpo challenge.
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Marengo
Muscatine
Iowa
Davenport
Hanley
Indiana
John M. Jayne
Muscatine and
Conesville
Davenport Giants
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Muskies
Jessie L. Bartraw
Muscatine Welfare Association
William Molis
Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpo
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