Iowa federation opposes bond issue and banking reforms
The Iowa State Bureau Federation resolutions call for probe into state tax distribution and banking law changes while opposing a bond measure for road funding and federal exemptions. It urges cooperative action by agriculture and banking groups and supports an income tax enactment. A related report from Washington favors relief and cooperative marketing efforts for farmers, plus export handling and tariff measures.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Towa State Bureau Federation
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State Executive Council
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Iowa State College
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Washington
Firent
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Por Export Corporation
Chicago
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American Council of Agriculture
Coolidge
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Rivers and Harbors Bill Takes Two-Hour House Debate
The House began consideration of the $39 million rivers and harbors authorization bill under an agreement that limited general debate to two hours. The session was led by leaders seeking to advance funding for port and harbor projects.
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Associated Press
Washington
Scotty the Scotty returns to North Dakota home
Floyd Runyon and his Scottie dog left California last spring with the Runyons deciding to stay. Believing his family had gone back to North Dakota the dog wandered eight months before a message arrived from Tow City North Dakota confirming Scottie’s return. Runyon had him shipped back east by express.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Floyd i. Runyon
California
Scottie
Runyons
Runyon
Bell
Seottie
North Dakota
Tower City
N. D
Woman Governor Delivers Wyoming's First Message
Cheyenne Wyoming January 15 193? Mrs Rosa Leeson Ross delivered the first message by a woman governor to the Wyoming legislature calling for tax equalization and bank reform. She urged sound banking law expansion of the state examiner and firm guaranty laws to restore bank confidence and save banks in distress.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ross
Wyoming
Rosa
State Examiner's Department
Weather Plan Aims for Subzero Eclipse Photography
Sub zero temperatures are desired for January 24 to aid eclipse observations and photographs. Professor Oliver J. Lee of Yerkes Observatory, in charge of arrangements, notes the work will be performed outdoors in Williams Bay Wisconsin. The Associated Press reports the plan.
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Associated Press
Williams’ Bay
Wis
Michigan
Oliver J. Lee
Yerkes Observatory
Trial of Warren J. Lincoln Opens in Geneva Ill Today
Warren J. Lincoln, a lawyer and florist, faces a circuit court trial in Geneva Illinois for the two year old killings of his wife Lina and her brother Byron L. Shoup. Insanity plea reportedly to be entered by his attorneys.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Ill
Warren J. Lincoln
Lina
Byron L. Shoup
Dirigible LA to Test Mobile Mooring Mast at Sea
The dirigible Los Angeles left Lakehurst naval air station for Baltimore and Chesapeake Bay to test the Mobile mooring mast aboard the U S 3 Patoka. The test aims to evaluate the mast’s performance in sea conditions.
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Associated Press
Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Naval Air Station
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Slemp Plans March Retirement From White House Post
Bascom Slemp will retire March 4 as secretary to President Coolidge to resume law practice in Washington. Representative Sanders of Indiana will replace him and retire from the House on March 4, returning to private law work. Sanders will join the firm of former Representative Good in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bascom Slemp
President Coolidge
Cverette Sarders
Indiana
Slemp
Coolidge
White House
New York
Sanders
Republican National Committee
House
Stemp
Shewmg Tt
Representaive Sanders
Mr. Slemp
Representative Good
Iowa
Mr. Good
Vanderlip settlement ends $1.2 million suit
Roy D. Moore and E. H Brush publishers of the Marion Star announce a settlement out of court with Frank A. Vanderlip of New York over a $1.2 million damage suit. Vanderlip reportedly ill with typhoid fever. he and his wife deny allegations that Harding’s paper price was excessive.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Roy D. Moore
E. H Brush
Marion Star
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
Star
Vanderlip
Briar Cliff
N. Y
New York Banker
Moore
Brush
Harding
H. E. Benedict
Trial of Two Iowa Bankers Continued to March Term
Clarinda January 15 The ongoing trial of Paul and A Wenstrand tied to the Shenandoah bank failure has been postponed to the district court's March term.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Clarinda
Paul
A. Wenstrand
Shenandoah
Hammill Urges Reduced Spending and Better Efficiency
Iowa's new governor John Hammill calls for lower expenditures and higher efficiency to trim costs and stir public interest in government. He backs a gasoline tax with exemptions for agricultural use, opposes the road bond issue, and seeks income tax, school reforms, and consolidation of state boards for greater efficiency.
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Commonwealth
Costa
Kendall
Hammill
Ceneral Assembly
Iowa
Child Welfare Commission
Board of Education
Board of Parole
Board of Control
U S Wealth Tops 320 Billion in 1922 Census
The 1922 census places U S wealth at 320 803 862 000 with a 72 2 percent rise since 1912. Real estate leads wealth with 155 908 626 000, followed by personal property at 39 816 000 000 and manufactured goods on hand at 28 422 848 000.
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Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Iowa Cold Wave Appears Broken Across State
Des Moines reports indicate the January cold wave has ended with a new low of six above at Sioux City. Officials expect somewhat warmer weather tomorrow as the region recovers from the chilly spell.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Weather Bureau
Sioux City
Nurse seeks $100000 damages from millionaire
Mrs. Martha Fuller, a nurse, sues Charing Durant and Lea Gapski in San Francisco Superior Court for $100000 after alleging she was beaten aboard Durant’s yacht in Honolulu harbor on October 4. The suit names Durant, a California automobile manufacturer and sportsman, and Miss Lea Gapski as participants in the attack following her remonstrance over a physician’s diet instructions.
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Associated Preas
San Francisco
Calif
R. Co
Oclif Durant
California
Lea Gapski
Durant
Honolulu
Martha Fuller
Migg Gapski
Muscle Shoals Matter Moves in House Again
The Muscle Shoals dispute returns to the House as the Senate sends back the Underwood private leasing bill. It could go to conference or be sent to a committee, with delays possible from a single member. Supporters seek swift action to settle the issue this season while opponents push for committee referral to stall action.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Henry Ford
Congress
Veteran Tammany Hall leader Foley dies in New York
Thomas Foley a longtime Tammany Hall figure and early sponsor of Governor A. E. Smith died of pneumonia at the Rockefeller Institute. Born in Brooklyn in 1851, Foley was known as Al Smiths political godfather guiding many young proteges. He called Smith his boy.
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Associated Press
New York
Thomas Foley
Tammany Hall
A. E. Smith
Rockefeller Institute
Foley
Brooklyn
al Smith
East Side
Smith
McCormick Seeks Oil Stock For Anita Inheritance
Harold F. McCormick, Chicago farm implement maker, filed suit in Indianapolis seeking 123,824 shares of Standard Oil of Indiana valued at about 8 million dollars to be held in trust for his granddaughter Anita Oser. He alleges his former wife Edith Rockefeller McCormick aims to gain possession of the stock from a 1917 Rockefeller trust. the child is nine months old.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Harold F. McCormick
Chicago
United States District Court
Standard Oil
Indiana
Anita Oser
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Mr. McCormick
Mathilde
Max Oser
Submarine Grounding Off Chatham Clamps Workers
Navy tugs and coast guard cutters pressed further efforts to free the submarine 8 19 from sands in Chatham Massachusetts as she lay aground for two days Officers and crew were evacuated yesterday and authorities renewed the salvage push today with ships assigned to free the vessel from the beach.
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Chatham
Mass
Navy
Coast Guard
New Governor Takes Oath In State House Des Moines
John Hammill of Britt became Iowa's 24th governor and Clem F. Kimball of Council Bluffs was sworn in as lieutenant governor. The ceremony in the house chamber drew full seating, included a joint convention and the oath by Chief Justice Faville, with Hammill delivering an inaugural address guiding upcoming legislation. Adjournment followed as the legislature prepared to start work next Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
John Hammill
Britt
State Capitol
Eovernor
Clem F. Kimball
Council Bluffs
Hammill
General Assembly
Hones
Kimball
Kendall
Edson
Hones Snesker Fdaon
Senate
Campbell
Ta County
Neural
Adjetant
Lonta A. Tasher
Ateff
Coversal Mathew A. Tinley
Cattn
Faville
Opera Singer Frances Adele to Broadcast Tonight
Frances Adele of the Metropolitan Opera will sing on radio tonight at 9 o'clock for an audience expected to reach 6 million. The WEAF program will be carried by seven additional stations nationwide, following the New Year’s night listening to John McCormack and Lucrezia Bori.
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Associated Press
New York
Frances Adele
Metropolitan
Opera Company
John McCormack
Lucrezia Bori
WEAF
Lorenz Released From Progreso Jail by Mexican Authorities
Madison January 15 Governor Blaine received no word from President Calles in Mexico City but later reports say Dr. W F Lorens president of Wisconsin state board of control was freed from jail at Progreso Mexico.
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Wis
Blaine
Calles
Mexico City
W. F. Lorens
State Board of Control
Progreso
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