Iowa Senate Passes Four Bills In Brief Session
Four measures cleared the Iowa Senate including a $413 inaugural expense appropriation for Governor Hammill and a tax exemption for bequests to educational religious humane or public charity societies. A code revision package amended bank fraud and public sale license terms. House action was limited with no final bills. The Senate met at 3 pm as committees anticipated more bills advancing.
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Associated Press
State House
Des Moines
Senate
Hammill
Fulton
Wallace Died at Haskins in Ohio Family Journal
William Riley Wallace aged 1 years died Sunday night at his Haskins home after long heart illness. Funeral at Haskins Presbyterian church Tuesday at two in charge of Rev. F. E. Heltibridle. Interment in Ainsworth cemetery. Born in Ohio November 14 1848 he moved to town as a boy. Survived by three children Lawrence Leighe Wallace Mary Ellen Roberts and James Percy Wallace. wives Margaret J. Wheatley and Elizabeth Wheatley.
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William Riley Wallace
Haskins
Haskins Presbyterian Church
FE. B. Heltibridle
Kundy Center
Bartal
Ainsworth
Mr. Wallace
Ohio
Margaret J. Wheatley
Lawrence Leighe Wallace
Mary Ellen Roberts
James Percy Wallace
Wallace
Elizabeth Wheatley
Concession Extends Amnesty to Anti-Soviet Allies
Premier Rykoff announced at the Northern Caucasus congress that the government will grant amnesty to those tied to anti-Soviet armies led by Denikin and Wrangel. Returning Russians will be freed and have election rights restored, a sweeping move affecting tens of thousands connected with the counter revolutionary movement before 1921.
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Associated Press
Rostov-On-Don
Thussia
Rykoff
Soviets
Northern Caucasus
Deniken
Wrangell
Russia
Chicago Boys Get 8 Months in Jail
Anthony G Waitekus and Martin Fischer, Chicago youths, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and burning down the FE D Morrison private garage while seeking gasoline. They were sentenced to eight months in jail with $100 fine and costs after serving 51 days awaiting trial. Defense attorney S W Livingston argued for clemency. the pair have settled with Morrison. Petit jurors reported for service again. The estate of Clifford Thorne case followed.
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Anthony G Waitekus
Martin Fischer
Tw O
Chicago
FE. D. Morrison
S. W. Livingston
Fischer
Morrison
Clifford Thorne
F. 5S
Finley
Watlace Dead. Salem Church Member Noted For Faith
The obituary notes seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren for Mr. Watlace who belonged to the Salem congregation of the Church of God in Highland township and was recognized for his devout religious convictions and practices. A small want ad is suggested.
Favor Stone for Supreme Court Judge
The senate judiciary committee ordered a favorable report on Attorney General Stone to be a Supreme Court justice. Behind closed doors the panel weighed the Wheeler case and Stone’s past argument for the Morgan estate in Ownbey. Administration leaders expect confirmation with little delay despite some withholding votes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Stone
Supreme Court
Wheeler
Montana
Morgan
Senate
Walsh
Turkey and Greek prelates in crisis talks at premier’s side
Turkish and Greek ambassadors met Premier Herriot urging conciliation over the expulsion of Greek patriarch Constantinos from Constantinople. The crisis involving population exchanges between Greece and Turkey may be referred to the Permanent Court of International Justice at The Hague.
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Presa
Pats
Herriot
Constantinos
Constantinople
Greece
Turkey
Permanent Court of International Justice
The
Hague
New French Ambassador a Contrast from the Aged Jusserand
Washington reports a new French ambassador, Emile Daeschner, arriving as Jusserand departs after 22 years. Daeschner's tall, vigorous image contrasts with Jusserand. the debt dispute colors the timing. The Daeschners include daughters Antoinette and Irene and may bring social life back to the Sixteenth Street embassy.
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Ry Harry B. Hunt
Washington, D.C
France
United States Senate
Jusserand
Daeschner
Novelista
Daeschners
Antoinette
Irene
Bik
Sixteenth Street
Claims Schall Extorted Funds From Bootleggers in State
The Magnus Johnson campaign contest filed in the senate alleges extortion of upwards of 75000 dollars from Minnesota bootleggers for Representative Thomas D. Schall’s senatorial campaign. It claims the extortion occurred with Schall’s knowledge and that funds came from Minneapolis liquor violators, aided by a dummy judge at Schall headquarters to promise protection and immunity.
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Associated Presm
WATON
Minnesota
Thomas D. Schall
Senate
Magnus Johnson
Farmer-Labor
Johnesn
Sehall
Minneapolis
Schall
Greek Patriarch Expulsion Sparked by Turkish Authority
Dispatches from Constantinople report that the Ecumenical patriarch and most Greek prelates face expulsion by the Turkish government. The Greek minister to Turkey, M Politia, met the Turkish minister to discuss the patriarch's removal, justified by a prior exchange decision. Further reports say Greeks there may elect a new patriarch in response.
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Lontion
Constantinople
Mont Rey Constantinos
M. Politia
Turkey
Washington Second Team Defeats Brighton 27 to 9
Washington High School reserves beat Brighton 27 to 9 on Brighton’s floor. Hadham scored eight baskets to lead Washington’s offense as Carter, Rhodes, Conner, and McCreedy contributed in a one sided game.
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Washington High School
Brighton
Brightonites
Washington
Hadham
Carter
Badham
Simmering
Hales
Crone
Carer
Decker
Johnson
Haszard
Hogens
Smith
Washington Rhodes
Conner
McCreedy
McClintic
Bas- Hacham
Bales
Buzzard
Hogensa
Jamison
Ten People Near Death From Gas Fumes At Marion
Ten residents were near death after gas fumes leaked from a stove in Marion Iowa. C W Biggs, the former mayor, helped pull others to safety before collapsing himself. His daughter and wife were revived after exposure, as were neighbors nearby. All were recovering the next day.
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Associated Press
Cedar Raptos
Marion
C. W. Biges
Fas
Me Biggs
Mary
A. A. Kelley
Troy Mille
Harmon Hall
A. T. Strege
Biggs
Recount Request Opens for Iowa Senate Contest
Brookhart and Steck heirs seek immediate recount action from the Senate privileges and elections committee in Washington. Attorneys request a two party counting board to supervise county ballot recounts in Iowa, aiming to free voting machines for future elections and begin the contest, though not to be acted on in this session.
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Associated Treas Des
Towa
Iowa
Scott County
Muscatine County
Thousands Visit New Y M C A Building
Secretary Harry Kreider estimated four thousand people visited the new Y M C A building as many likely returned. Physical Director Richard Davis reported 104 boys in the pool with 38 who could swim while 60 girls used the afternoon period with 11 knowing how to swim.
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Harry Kreider
YY. MC. A
Washington
Richard Davis
Albert McKinstry
Burlington
R. W. Barsalou
Burlington Y. M. Co
Paul Berges
Paul Carspecken
Dennis Ahlberg
Edward Binder
George Johnson
Davis
Lloyd Hill
Walter Eastwood
Hal Williams
Will Carson
Dedication of the James H. Young Memorial Y M C A Building
A large crowd filled the Young Memorial Y M C A building on Sunday for its dedication. Rev. McCrory praised the project as a lasting community asset built through faith and thrift by James H. Young, Col. Palmer, and others. The program featured prayers, speeches on leadership and physical, mental, and spiritual growth, and a call to open the doors wide for every boy in Washington.
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James H. Young
Washington
Colonel Palmer
Col
D. J. Palmer
W. Eastwood
Presbyterian Church
America
Jesse J. Miller
John D. Kern
The
Baptist Church
Bailey
Marsh Walley
Building Committee
Br KB RO Jenkins
Winfield Smouse
D. D. Sherman
Sherman
Young
Will Whitch
M. C.A
Sxsin
Jenkins Cathie
Weekington
J. Reade Mosier
Fi United Presbyte
McCrory
W. W. Bowers
Me Dst
Dwight N. Ps
Y. M
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Zelays Commission
Wah
Tate Clifford Thorne
Lewis
State Y. M. C. A
Special swimming pool attire advised for Y M C A usage
Girls and women planning to use the Y M C A pool are warned not to buy ordinary bathing suits. A special cloth will be required for pool use in the new Y building and announcements about the material will follow. The material is affordable and will not shed fibers that could affect pool drainage.
Veterans Hospital Plan Approved Near Rochester by Coolidge
President Coolidge approved the construction of a general hospital for war veterans near the Twin Cities of Rochester Minnesota. The project marks a federal commitment to care for returning service members.
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Washington
Rochester
Minn
Coolidge
Financial Statement of Y M C A Washington Building Fund
The Young Christian Association of Washington presents a financial summary read at dedication by Frank R. Sage. Readings exclude furnishings and equipment and detail total cash and pledges for the building fund endowment income and investments with a combined total of $159,722.86 and cash/pledges $123,286.83 plus building fund allocations and endowment figures.
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Young Christian Association of Washington
Griffith
Frank R. Sage
James H. Young
KE. R. Jenking
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