Farm Bureau backs relief plan for farming sector
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation resolutions committee urges adoption of a national farm relief program. It calls for an export board to market surpluses, a federal agricultural board to stabilize the industry, reform of the pure food law, low long term farm loans, and favorable loan terms from Federal Reserve banks. It also endorses agricultural councils, education reforms, and other measures to aid farmers.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Resolutions Committee
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
all-Iown Agricultural Marketing Advisory Committee
Mid-West
Federal Agricultural Board
Farm Bureau
Iowa
Congress
Export Board Corporation
Federal Reserve Banks
American Council of Agriculture
Corn Belt Committee
American Farm Bureau
Commerce
Henderson
Gibson
State Board of Education
C. W. Hunt
Federal Trade Commission
A C Miller Dies at Noon at Home
A C Miller died at noon today at his home 723 South Fourth avenue after a stroke of paralysis a week earlier. Funeral plans to be announced tomorrow as arrangements remain incomplete. J W Gray of Jackson township died at ten this morning, per Journal office word.
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A. C. Miller
South Fourth Avenue
Tomrrow
J. W. Gray
Jackson Township
Washington
Journal
Corn Syrup Plant News Shows 15 Percent Grind Rise
Clinton Indiana January 14 The Associated Press reports a 15 percent rise in daily grind at the Clinton corn syrup refining plant after increased demand for corn sugar and other products.
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Associated Press
Clinton, In
Clinton Corn Syrup Refining Company
West Chester hosts Friday night basketball game
West Chester and North English will square off Friday at eight o'clock at West Chester in a scheduled high school basketball matchup.
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Chester
West Chester
North English
Burns Money So Relatives Won't Quarrel Over It
Chicago January 14 John Kennar aged 65 fatally harmed himself after withdrawing four thousand dollars in new ten dollar bills He then burned the money in a stove or fire and left a note explaining he wanted no one to fight over his savings Authorities found charred currency remnants with the note describing the act and motive.
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Chicago
John Kennar
Herring Confident Steck Will Win Senate Seat
Des Moines reports Clyde L. Herring says Steck likely seated after Senate elections committee report. He heads to Washington to discuss strategy with Clem L. Shaver and other leaders and to plan for Iowa's next Democratic senatorial campaign.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Clyde L. Herring
Washington
Senate Elections Committee
Steck-Brookhart
Senate
Clem L. Shaver
Iowa
Steck
McNider Announces Son Will Be Named Tom
Hanford MacNider, assistant secretary of war, revealed by wire today that a son was born and will be named Tom not Thomas, ending rumors that the child would be Hanford the third. The announcement was made from Washington, D. C., on January 14.
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Hanford McNider
Tom
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Hanford MacNider
Thomas
Kuhns Funeral Set Amid Noted Insurance Leader's Death
George Kuhns president of Bankers Life Company dies in Des Moines at age unknown. He was a notable insurance figure and radio speaker at WHO. Funeral services are planned for tomorrow afternoon at St. Paul Episcopal Church.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
George Kuhns
Banker's Life Company
United States
Kuhns
Clinton
Iowa State College
Bold Des Moines Bank Robbery Staged by Four Unmasked Bandits
Four masked men held up the Continental Trust and Savings Bank in Des Moines Iowa taking about 8800 and security papers then fled in an waiting automobile after threatening cashier assistants and a customer A woman clerk calmly urged the bandits against their act but they proceeded with the robbery.
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Associatedress
Des Moines
Continental Trust and Sevigs Bank
A. L. Eadwards
Clampitt
Continental Trust and Savings Bank
Kathryn Anderson
Arthur Bjork Loses Fingers in Factory Accident
Arthur Bjork, an employee at the Busby factory, injured his right hand in a press for shaping galvanized iron sections. A portion of the first three fingers was amputated at the county hospital. He will stay a few days and receives workmen's compensation insurance due to the injury.
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Arthur Bjork
Busby
Bjork
Threat to Jail Chicago Police Chief Over Reinstatement
Chief Collings was warned of possible imprisonment if he does not enforce a superior court order to reinstate Captain T. F. Cronin. Cronin, removed in 1919 amid alleged political action against gamblers, cited court orders issued December 29 and contempt proceedings filed by Cronin's attorneys.
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Washinton
Senate
Shipstead
Minnesota
State Department
League of Nations
Foreign Relations Committee
Overman
North Carolina
Chicago
Collings
T. F. Cronin
Joseph David
Cronin
Civil Service Commission
Weaver Captain 1926 Washington High grid eleven
Wayne Weaver was elected captain of Washington high school football for 1926. He received sixteen votes, led by example at full back, and praised for defense and leadership. The banquet featured statements from coaches and players, and a large turnout of players and supporters. The 1926 schedule aims for tough opponents and likely returnees from the 1925 squad.
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Wayne Weaver
Washington
Weaver
Weg
Surviving Miner Recalls Night of Terror at Degnan Mine
Cecil McKinney, one of 93 entombed miners at Degnan McConnell No 21 near Wilburton, crawled through blackness for 223 hours to reach a shaft. He spoke of 15 bodies found in entry sixteen and said rescue crews worked as flames threatened more deaths while unions faced injunctions and investigators blamed inexperience.
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Wilburton
Okla
Cecil McKinney
White
Degnan-McConnell
Here
McKinney
Sin
Wilburton Valley
B. A. Thomas
Doonan-McConnel
Edoyle
Boyle
Ed Boyle
W. H. Powers
Wilburton Fire Department
R. L. Williams
Jeff Thurston
Thurston
William
Ganna Walska Plans Paris Return to Madame Butterfly
Ganna Walska wife of Chicago publisher Harold F. McCormick sails to Paris with plans to perform Cho Cho San in Madame Butterfly likely in spring. Critics note her prior Nice try and Nice mayoral ban. she studies Japanese acting under Michio View and may debut at Theatre des Champs Elysees with husband’s backing.
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Associated Press
New York
Ganna Walska
Harold F. McCormick
Chicago
Paris
Cho Cho San
Nice
Mme, Walska
Michio View
Theatre Des Champs Elysees
Preparatory Services Planned at Local Church
Preparatory services precede communion at First United Presbyterian Church with Friday 7 30 pm and Saturday 2 30 pm sessions Rev F W Sutton of the Christian Church to preach Friday evening pastoral address announced for parishioners and visitors alike
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First United Presbyterian Church
The
Christian Church
Funeral Friday for John Lone at Jones & Meckihinney
Funeral services for John Lone who died at the county home will be held Friday afternoon at two o'clock in the Jones and Meckihinney chapel conducted by Rev. F. W. Eastwood. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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John Lone
Jones & Meckihinney Chapel
F. W. Eastwood
Woodlawn Cemetery
Presbyterian church members hold fruitful basement gathering
The men of the Presbyterian church met last evening in the church basement for a productive get together. Mr Win Smouse presided with brief talks from Rev Eastwood Messrs O M Cuddy H E Case and C B Lemmon on church property finances spiritual work and overall church affairs. The meeting was described as delightful and helpful.
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Presbyterian Church
Win Smouse
Mr. Eastwood
Messra O. M. Cuddy
H. E. Case
Lemmon
Cuddy
Mr. Case
Eastwood
Mr. Lemmon
Charleston clinic opens in Chicago
Chicago January 14 The Charleston diet experiment begins at the Young Women's Christian Association clinic. Tape measures will track ankle measurements weekly to judge if Charleston style dancing reduces fat. Director Miss Bertha Miller aims to dispel rumors about Charleston while monitoring progress.
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Chicago
Charleston
Young Women's Christian Association
Bertha Miller
Corona Eclipse Compared To 1899 Observation in India
Telegrams from Greenwich observatory report that the totality of today's eclipse shows a corona similar to the one observed in 1899 in India. The British expedition at Bencoolen Sumatra confirms the event.
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Associated Press
Greenwich
England
Greenwich Observatory
Bencoolen
Sumatra
India
Schoeneman Murder Trial Sees State Witnesses Testify
In Orange City Iowa Verne Schoeneman faces a murder trial after Charles Van Meeteren was shot at the Schoeneman home on October 5. Miss Jennie Blok of Sanborn testified she spoke with Schoeneman at his home and that his hospitality undermines the defense theory of jealously as motive.
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Associated Press
Orange City
Verne Schoeneman
Lynn Township
Charles van Meeteren
van Meeteren
Schoeneman
Louis Clark
Jennie Blok
Sanborn
Miss Blok
Sshe
Rox Moore Freed by Judge Amid Insufficient Evidence
Judge Charles A. Dewey ordered the release of Rox Moore from custody on the recommendation of County Attorney A. E. Baldrige. The indictment from the grand jury was deemed not provable beyond reasonable doubt. Moore had remained jailed since July.
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Charles A. Dewey
Rox Moore
A. E. Baldrige
Moore
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