Court declares Ohio syndicalism law unconstitutional
Hungarian river inspector Paul Fr Kassey charged with plotting to wreck the U S naval dirigible Akron is freed after Common Pleas Judge Walter Wanamaker rules the state syndicalism statute unconstitutional The decision prompts an appeal to the state supreme court and a push to reverse the ruling by officials involved.
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Akron
Paul Fr. Kassey
U. S. Naval
Common Pleas
Walter Watntinekes
Kassey
Youngs
Federal Department of Justice
Burke Taken To Michigan State Prison
St Joseph Michigan April 28 Guarded by eight policemen armed with machine guns Fred Burke longtime gangster known for the Chicago massacre of seven men and linked to more than 20 slayings was taken from St Joseph jail to the Marquette penitentiary to serve a life sentence for murder A caravan of three cars left at 4 am with Sheriff Fred Cutler and Undersheriff Bryan Wise escorting Burke who faced a patrolman murder charge and possible parole under Michigan law if behavior permits.
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ST. Joseph
Mich
Fred Burke
Marquette Penitentiary
Chicate
Burke
Fred Jo Cutler
Bryan Wise
Toy
Charles Skelly
Marquette
Siberia
Tony
Chicago
Wis
Cutler
Wim
Michigan
Pomityve Turke
Derock
Skelly
Charles White
Joseph
Sheriff Cutter
Davis Still in Washington County Hospital After Mix-up
Charlie Davis of near Ainsworth was reported to have left Washington County Hospital yesterday but plans were changed and he remains hospitalized.
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Charlie Davis
Ainsworth
Washington County Hospital
Weather dips to 34 degrees last night with frost damage
Last night minimum reached 34 degrees as frost nipped crops and fruit. The cold cooled further today with moderating trends expected. and while some fruit shows clear damage, others appear only lightly affected depending on exposure.
Bank Robbery In Morristown Claims $28000 In Afternoon
Morristown State Bank robbed this afternoon of 28000 dollars by three men who dined with patrons, forced entry, and escaped in a car bearing a pirated license plate. A pursuing posse was outrun. Mr and Mrs R K Davis of Oskaloosa were visitors Saturday evening.
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Morristown
R. K. Davis
Oskaloosa
School Districts Cut Budgets in Iowa Next Year
Iowa school districts facing economy cuts plan next year budgets. Agnes Siamitielian Ile, Iowa superintendant, and Charles Pye of the Iowa State Teachers Association report tax cuts impact salaries in small towns and budget reductions in larger cities. They note salary changes vary by district while programs class loads tighten and equipment purchases scale up for bulk savings.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Agnes Siamitielian Ile
Intendent of Public Instruction
Charles Pye
Iowa State Teachers Association
Pwilcott
Turner
Pye
United Press
Women of Arm Bureau 10 Meet in Washington
The Washington county farm bureau hosts a Women’s Achievement Day at Washington city hall on Thursday April 19 to showcase home management project results and latest Extension Service guidance from Iowa State College. Exhibits, demonstrations by townships, music, and a speech by Mrs Milner highlight the program inviting public attendance.
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Farm Bureau
Washington City Hall
Iowa State College
Washington County Farm Bureau
Willie Township
Jannie Michanean
C. &. Milner
May Larsen
Tiss
Milner
Waslingston
Rotary elects Loyd Morrison Rotary elects Loyd Morrison
Loyd Morrison was elected president of the Washington Rotary Club succeeding Al Baldrige. Other officers named include Frank J. Miller as vice president Ralph Thomson as secretary Knight as treasurer and A Fone and Ro i Lytle as directors. The club has about fifty members. Mr Nagler of Iowa City spoke on Mississippi River flood control and related projects.
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Lloyd Woerrison
Waa
Washington Rotary Club
Morrison
al Baldrige
Frank J. Miller
Ralph Thomson
McTalaty
Ib Knight
A. Fone
Ro i. Lytle
Ma. Nagler
Mr. Nagler
Women attend state meeting of music clubs in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Frauke Ithler and four other women attended the state meeting of the lawn Federation of Music clubs in Cedar Rapids today. The Fortutetttg club Music department is federated in both the Iowa Federation of Womens Clubs and the Iowa Federation of Music Clubs. A Matsie week observance program has been outlined and will run during the first week in May with public concerts.
Myra Cra and House Guest Visit Friends
Myra Cra and her house guest Mary Illeen Williams of Cincinnati spent Sunday visiting friends here.
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Myra
Cra
Mary Ijlelen Williams
Cincinnati
Junior College Annual Bulletin Covers Next Year Announcements
The fourth annual Washington junior college bulletin is off the press with a full range of information about courses faculty history and activities. It lists the graduating class and joint commencement with Washington high school on May 87 and includes photos of the board building and student groups.
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Junior College
Washington Junior College
Board of Education
Washington High School
Alice McDaniel
Orval Wort
Lawrence Mekune
Charles Johnson
Mary Toaise Harwood
Clifford Reinert
Winifred Carris
Oneita Griggs
John Westphal
Charles Rademaker
Riverstine Daniels
Clifford Baker
Gladys Edwards
Hilda Mareneei
Alice Wolfe
George Zeck
Audrey Humble
Walker asserts vindication at Iowa university banquet
Henry G. Walker speaks at a Marshall banquet claiming the Poginiatipe committee cleared the university officials of most charges. He urges Vere Marshall of the Cedar Rapids Gazette to publish an admission that his accusations were groundless. About six hundred attend the event hosted by the chamber of commerce.
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Towa City
Tows
Henry G. Walker
Walker
Vere Marshall
Gedar Rapids Gazette
Marshall
Figs
Wniversity
Walker Dernred
Car Thief Steve Miller to Be Sentenced in District Court
Steve Miller an 18 year old from New York is set to face Judge J G Patterson on Monday May 4 in district court for robbery charges in Washington County He admitted guilt after being arrested in Oskaloosa early Sunday He hijacked Leonard Strohm s car at gunpoint with Joe Campbell present taking $6 in cash and a weapon from Fremont then fled toward Washington shooting a rear tire to force his stop Miller claimed he had been wandering for months and was born in Prague The case involved local officers and county officials during the ongoing investigation
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Yetta Land
Labor Defense League of
Cleveland
Kasse
Goldyear Zeppelin Works
Wanamaker
State Syndicaliam Lawway
George Taveraves
Stile Supreme Court
Wanamater
Hargraves
Newcome Uoon the Common Pleas
Chin SA Premise Court
Steve Miller
New York
J. G. Patterson
Oskaloosa
Washington County
Miller
Leonard Strohm
Washington
West Chester
Strohm
Strom
Joe Campbell
Ouskaloosa
Hartzel
Fremont
Wan
Strolua
Campbell
Howe
Oskalooda
Bummin
Prague
Stratin
Oxkaloova
Silnet
Marold Withiam
Farmers Groups to Meet on May Fifth
Farmers' representatives from major agricultural organizations will convene in Des Moines May 6 for the annual committee gathering. The group, drawing members from a dozen states, works to influence legislation favorable to agriculture. President William Birth of the Missouri Farmers Association is slated to attend as committee vice president.
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Des Moines
Ayeil
Mipldde Weetery Sarcmers
Cornu Hell
Vaertou
Otraniveations
Wiliam Birth
Columbia
Misesort Barmers Ansociatinat
Ter Committen
Funeral Services for Jones Held at Peentiet Church
Funeral services for Jones were held yesterday afternoon at the Peentiet church in charge of Flew AL A Wing with music by a parlor organ from the Baptist chapel. Final rites were at New Haven Cemetery with casket bearers Ralph, Htoval, Zonas, Marion Robertson and others.
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Jones
Peentiet Ehuret
Elpeak
Faven
John. Ralph
Htoval
Zonas
Marion Robertson
Stockyards Lose by Court Decision in Omaha Case
Omaha April 28 A federal judge ruled that Omaha stockyards violated the Packers and Stockyards Act by charging a fire weigh fee per carload of hogs. Judge J W Woodrough sided with the Department of Agriculture, saying the practice was illegal, against the act, and the defendants Ingratiato and Sons and other commission men faced liability after years of dispute over the charge.
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Omaha Neh
J. W. Woodroangh
Omaha
Woodrouch
Department of Agriculture
Aet Ingratiato and Sons
South Aide Commission
College Players Stage One Act Playlet About Spain
Junior College players presented a short one act playlet directed by Onieta Griggs. The clever performance depicted a Spanish origin tale featuring Arley Humble Clifford Reinert Henry Little and Gladys Edwards.
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Wild
Eq Jupiter College
Tchudine Arley Humble
Clifford Reinert
Henry Little
Gladys Edwards
Onieta Griggs
Mrs Wilson Returns Home After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs. Lawrence Wilson was discharged from Washington County Hospital today after undergoing an appendicitis operation. She is reported as recovering at home.
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Lawrence Wilson
Washington County Hospital
Rogers Sees Arthur Brisbane Estate Ride and Talk
ELL: ROGERS visits Lakewood New Jersey to spend a day with Arthur Brisbane at his 10 thousand acre estate. Bill Donovan present with Brisbane and family during a horseback ride. Brisbane shares views on politics and future prospects in a casual recount.
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New York
N. J
Lakewood
Arthur Brisbane
Bill Donovan
Mr. Brisbane
Legion sponsors Safety Lane in Washington event week
The American Legion post led by Leon Beatty hosts a three day Safety Lane in Washington next May 7 to 9 with Mayor John Applegate and City Marshal George Struble, testing braking, wheel alignment, lights, steering, horns and more. Local garages assist. tests are free and timed for quick participation. The drive aims to cut accidents and save lives, echoing post safety campaigns in other cities. Also noted is Dr AL Keith Droz opening an office for medicine and surgery at Suite 623 Higley Building Cedar Rapids.
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Leon Beatty Post
American Legon
Washington
John W. Applegate
George Struble
Chicago
New York
Waterloo
Des Moines
American Legion
AL Keith Droz
Higley Building
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Well Treated by Kidnappers Kelley Says
Dr. Isaac D. Kelley described a week in captivity with eight to ten men, moved between houses, hooded and blindfolded, held in a garage and a bed room. He claimed they frightened him with a gun but treated him well and did not discuss ransom.
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ST. Louis
Isaac D. Kelley
Kelley
Portland Place
Jie
Ransom
Officers Battle Striking Miners at Black Mountain
In Harlan Kentucky on April 28 deputies clashed with striking miners at Black Mountain. More than 2000 shots were fired as deputies armed with machine guns repelled the attackers. No officers were wounded though several miners appeared to be injured and carried away.
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Harlan
Black Mountain
J. HW. Blair
Davenport visitors stop by with Mrs Corbin and Mrs Wright
Harte Corbhins of Davenport visited here Sunday with his wife Mrs Corbin and mother Mrs Wright, staying for a short visit in town.
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Harte Corbhins of
Davenport
Deficit Keeps Growing As Treasury Outflows Surpass Inflows
Washington reports show money flowing out of the U.S. treasury faster than receipts. The year begins with an estimated ordinary deficit around 496.8 million and may reach 1 billion, with June tax payments expected to ease the gap. The outlook for the new fiscal year anticipates a deficit surpassing 750 million. Contributing factors include lower income tax receipts by about 310 million and customs receipts down by 140 million.
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Treasury
Washington
United States Treasury
Mellon
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