Frazier Reinstated in Republican Senate Conference
Washington D C December 14 Senator Frazier of North Dakota was welcomed back into the Republican Senate conference by unanimous vote. The action invites him to all party conferences and places him for chairmanship of the Indian committee after March 4, with reinstatement to other committee roles. Norris of Nebraska, McNary of Oregon, Phipps of Colorado, and Couzens of Michigan were designated as chairmen of key committees.
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Washington, D. C
Frazier
North Dakota
Fed
Republican Senate
Committee On Committees
Senator Frazier
Senatorg Norris
Nebraska
McNary
Oregon
Phipps
Colorado
Couzens
Michigan
Education and Labor
Evangeline Play Arranged in Nine Tableau Scenes
The performance of Evangeline at the high school unfolds in nine tableaus from Grande Pre to Philadelphia. It follows Evangeline and Gabriel from betrothal through voyage and exile, ending with a reunion as a Sister of Mercy. Orchestra starts 7 45, showtime 8 00, tickets at Phillips drug store Wednesday.
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Evangeline
Grande Pre
Benedict
Gabriel
Tabeau III
Grand Pre
New World
Lake Atchafalaya
Ozark Mountains
Phiadelphia
Mercy
Phillips’ Drug Store
Burlington Officials Inspect Engine Trip at Depot
Burlington officials visited the depot yesterday as engine number 362 ran a test trip on the Washington branch. The party included A. Card general superintendent of the Iowa lines and others: Hobbs Ottumwa supt Wiegnar chief dispatcher Landstrom master carpenter Corcoran road master Clark stenographer Leonard train master.
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Burlington
Washington
Www
A. Card
Iowa Lines
O. «. Hobbs
Ottumwa
A. Wiegnar
Landstrom
J. L. Corcoran
J. KK. Clark
B. Leonard
Northern Iowa Opposes Big Road Bond Plan
In Emmetsburg Iowa December 14 the northern part of the state hardened against a $100,000,000 road bond plan. Local banks faced closures and reorganizations fueling anti bond sentiment while northern legislators push a united front. Debate over bank deposit guarantees also looms with potential repeal attempts and a push to safeguard individual depositors.
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Associated Press
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Iowa Good Roads Association
Senate Takes Up River Harbor Bill in Lame Duck Session
The Senate opens debate on the 60 million river and harbor bill as Christmas recess nears. Debate limited to one hour per member with speaking times tightened after Tuesday. Key fights include the St. Lawrence waterway, Great Lakes channel plans, and Missouri river scope.
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Associatedress
Washington, D. C
Senate
St. Lawrence
Akes-To-Gulf
House
Senate Commerce Committee
Missouri
Kansas City
Sioux City
Great Lakes
Illinois River
Utica
Illinois
New York
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Hudson River
North Dakota to seek death penalty restoration
Attorney George F. Schafer announced that the death sentence for murder will be recommended to the North Dakota legislature at the coming session. The proposal aims to restore the death penalty as the punishment for murder in the state law.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
George F. Schafer
Sub zero temperatures sweep Iowa towns
Across eastern Iowa the mercury sank below zero with record lows in multiple cities. Dubuque reported ten below, Fort Dodge fifteen below, and Cedar Rapids ten below with calmer conditions than yesterday’s gale. One death from exposure was reported in the region.
Harry Mickey Dies in Davenport After Brief Illness
Word arrived of the death of Harry Mickey of Davenport formerly of Washington. He died yesterday afternoon at four after a short illness. Born in Ainsworth he married Emma Orth of Washington who survives with one child. A veteran of Company BD Washington in the Spanish-American War, funeral services are expected Thursday in Davenport.
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Harry Mickey
Davenport
Washington
Mr. Mickey
Ainsworth
Emma Orth
Mrs Adams Returns Home After Son Nick Adams Operation
Mrs. Nick Adams returns to Harper after visiting her son Nick Adams who had an operation at the county hospital yesterday morning.
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Nick Adams
Harper
Iowa Legion sees rising momentum after membership dip
In Clinton Iowa R A McGinnis state commander reported Iowa department American Legion membership loss has been halted and the department is on the path to national leadership in Legion work He noted improved care for disabled members and expanded Memorial Day and Armistice Day programs Posts active in rehabilitation and Iowa Idea service drive were praised McGinnis warned that membership loss harms community service and predicted Iowa will again lead in service.
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Associated Press
Clinton
Iowa
Legion
R. A. McGinnis
June van Meter
McGinnis
Coach Worries Over Three Ineligible Players
Coach J A McKinstry fears three starters from an eight man squad may be ineligible for Friday’s game against Muscatine. They must make up work by evening to play. otherwise substitutes must be used. Washington enters with five lettermen and three reserves, while Muscatine brings back most of last year’s team and seeks revenge after tight recent meetings.
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J. A. McKinstry
Magcntine
Washington
Mausentine
Muscatine
Mouscatine
Riverside Man Dies at State Hospital After Year Away
Rene Schnoebelen of Riverside died at Mt. Pleasant Hospital after a year there. Born near Riverside sixty three years ago, he suffered spine injuries from an auto crash two years earlier leading to melancholy. He leaves three sons Clement A Fred Claude in Cedar Rapids, a daughter Imida, nine grandchildren, a sister Anne, and was president of Hawkeye Lightning Red Co. of Cedar Rapids.
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Riverside
Rene Schnoebelen
Mt. Pleasant
Vincent
Margaret
Dautremont Schnoebelen
Ella Rummelfart
Daightey
Schnoebelen
Robert
Schroebelen
Lightning Red
Hawkeye Lightning Red Co
Cedar Rapids
Clement A
Fred
Claude
Imida
Anne
Revised Farm Relief Measure Introduced in the Senate
The McNary Haugen bill reappears in the Senate as Senator McNary introduces a revised farm relief measure aimed at stabilizing prices through surplus control. It creates five stabilization funds for cotton, wheat, corn, hogs, and rice, plus a revolving fund of 250 million dollars, with loans to cooperatives and optional loans to other farm groups.
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Senate
Federal Farm Board
Mareket
McNary
Coldest Winter Day Records Set In Town
Last night and today saw the coldest weather of the season with the mercury dropping to six degrees below zero and rising to ten above by afternoon. The day brought a sixteen degree swing and comparisons to the previous winter record. Clear and crisp conditions persisted with a forecast for continued fair and cold weather tonight.
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Dubuque
Mississippi
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Mason City
Webster City
Keokuk
Weather Bureau
Newton
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Boyd Convicted: Life Term Sought in Iowa Murder
William H. Boyd, described as a quadroon, was found guilty of first degree murder for the slaying of Dewey Marshall in Polk County. The jury recommended life imprisonment as the judge prepared to impose sentence, while Boyd remained impassive as his mother sobbed.
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Associated Vress
Des Moines
William H. Boyd
Quadroon
Dewey Mareshall
Polk County
L. C. Davis
Dense Fog Triggers Rail Wrecks and Ship Detention
Dense fog paralyzed transportation near New York with two railroad wrecks in New Jersey injuring nine people. A rear end collision on the Pennsylvania line near New Brunswick and a derailment on the Baltimore and Ohio line near Trenton disrupted rail traffic while 3,500 passengers were held aboard 25 ships in New York harbor.
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Associated Press
New York
Regson
New York Harbor
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio
Trenton
Lavaca County Jail Stores Cotton as Prisoners Are Absent
Citizens in Lavaca County Texas repurpose the county jail as a storage site for cotton, citing a lack of prisoners to care for. Local officials note the improvised use and consider policy options.
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Lavaca County
Texas
Riverside brothers and Joseph I survive in Chicago memorial
Thelen of Riverside and three brothers Joseph I of Chicago Frank P of Riverside and Victor A of Riverside survive. The brief notice lists surviving relatives and their locations.
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Thelen
Riverside
Joseph I
Chicago
Frank P
Victor A
England Less Religious Than U S In Nationwide Census Findings
New York reports lower belief in God and Jesus divinity than the national average. A Reuters AP survey of 5,000 readers across 40 states shows 89 percent believe in God, while New York residents show 68 percent belief in God and 54 percent belief in Jesus’ divinity, with lower church membership.
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Associated Press
New York
America
Fceland
London Daily News
London
Church Advertising Department
International Advertising Association
England
Jesus
New
Dr Crane Dies in Chicago Widely Known Here
Word reached Mr and Mrs U L Young of the death of Dr EB C Crane of Chicago who died Sunday evening at his home He was well known in our community where his wife Bessie Young longtime resident was born and lived He practiced dentistry in Chicago and had heart trouble for some time He is survived by his widow and his parents in Chicago
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U. L. Young
EB. C C. Crane
Chicago
Bessie Young
Chica
DeWitt Family Visit Shared in Morning Event
Miit DeWitt of Gebo visits with parents Mr and Mrs Andre Cunningham in the morning. The note records a social call and mentions Mrs Cunningham and Anneemiamaniinen as part of the visit.
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Miit DeWitt
Gebo
Mer
Andre Cuningham
Marjeri Cyn Tugibews
Anneemiamaniinen
Music Day at the Rotary Club Meeting
Yesterday the noonday Rotary club featured wood handmade music by public school students and faculty. The High school orchestra directed by Milburn McKay performed sing
Former Clay Woman Dead in Seattle
Mrs. Orlando Meacham about 70 died Friday in Seattle while wintering with a daughter. Widow of a Clay area resident, she had long been in poor health. Funeral plans include burial in Clay with service details to be announced. Allen Meacham and two Grinnell children survive.
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Ro E. Brown
Orlando Meacham
Seattle
Wash
Iario
Calif
Grimner
Clay
Miss Frances Bonnett Visits Davis City Parents
Miss Frances Bonnett returned from Davis City where she had been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Charlies Bonnet.
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Frances Bonnett
Davis City
Mrs
Charlies Bonnet
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