No Definite Agreement on Railways
Chicago session of railroad executives and union representatives ends without a firm deal. Willard says wage cut details were requested. carriers seek a 10 percent reduction to save money. Labor leaders press for job stability and living wages amid cost of living concerns.
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Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
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D. B. Robertson
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Robertson
County League Tilt Results and Standings
Last night in the county independent league at the Y the standings show West Chester 31 Kalona 23 Crawfordsville 40 Brighton 12 Wayland 24 and Leaders 21. Crawfordsville built a widening lead over Brighton while West Chester and Kalona traded close scores. Washington lineup featured Cantwell Blick Schulty Judevine Miller with subs Badham Kerr and Watson.
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Wayland
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Blick
Schulty
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Miller
Badham
Kerr
Watson
Building of Iowa Veterans Hospital to Start This Summer
Des Moines Iowa January 19 construction of a new 1 300 000 veterans hospital for Iowa will begin here early in the summer said Alex Fitzhugh director of the greater Des Moines committee.
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Veterans Hospital For
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Greater
France seeks six month extension on war debt payments
Premier Laval defended France against German default claims and urged an extension of the Hoover moratorium on reparations and European debt. Paris proposes delaying German reparations to December 31, 1932 and seeking a further six months for U S payments. Britain supports the six month delay but rejects postponing the Lausanne conference.
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New Difficulties Facing Davenport Financier Dobry
Dudley A. Dobry former head of D A Dobry Securities Davenport faces new trouble after Chicago arrest on Iowa Securities Act violation. Serving a five year term for false statements he was free on appeal bond when Polk County grand jury indicted him for selling unregistered stock to E E Gibbs Des Moines. He is expected to be returned to jail for an early trial.
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Cline Second in Iowa Junior Tennis Rankings
Kenneth Cline ranks second in Iowa junior tennis singles in the state rankings announced by the Des Moines Tennis Association. Henry Little is ninth, with the Cline-Little pair slated third in doubles. Dick Rugg of Waterloo is the junior singles champion and William Wheatley of Des Moines ranks third in Des Moines titles. Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines leads Ip men’s singles, with Frank Brody also from Des Moines second.
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Des Moines Tennis Association
Henry Little
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Waterloo
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Des Moines
Harris Coggeshall
Frank Brody
Taking of evidence in Keokuk Co trial
The state of Iowa charges Al Leichti of Sigourney with manslaughter in the death of five year old Robert Ruth struck by a truck last summer in Sigourney. Testimony began with Rex Shimmin and county engineer R F Fye, as jurors and many Sigourney residents attend. The panel includes Adrian Welte and others after a lengthy voir dire.
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R. F. Fye
Keokuk County
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Harry Wentworth
J. P. Miller
Raymond Anderson
J. A. Stumpf
Edna Vanerus
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F. L. Strickler
T. I. Hindren
Mrs. Patterson Buried In Elm Grove Cemetery Today
The body of Mrs. J. E. Patterson of New Sharon is to be buried at Elm Grove cemetery between one and two this afternoon after funeral services in New Sharon. She died Sunday night after an extended illness and was survived by her husband a daughter Mrs. Clarence Aughey of Austin Minnesota and a son Roy who travels in Iowa. The Pattersons lived in New Sharon and northeast Washington and two sons Robert and Lewis are buried at Elm Grove. Mr. Patterson worked at George W. Stewart hardware and the couple left the community over fifteen years ago.
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Lewis
Clarence Aughey
Austin, Minn
Roy
Iowa
Mr and Mrs Peter Schowal ter of Wayland Shopped Here
Local shoppers from Wayland, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schowal ter, visited today and browsed the store.
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Wayland
New Battle Reported in Manchuria
Heavy fighting broke out in Manchuria near Newchang as Japanese troops met 1500 Chinese in a clash. The war ministry denied plans to attack Russia, calling reports Soviet propaganda, while independence moves under Japanese rule persisted.
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Galloway Announces Run Against Brookhart for Senate
William Galloway of Waterloo filed to run as a Republican in Des Moines on January 19 to oppose Senator W Brookhart. In a separate note, Arthur Edwards of Worchester, England, was widowed after his wife gave birth and he secured a new job before dying on his first day back at work.
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Smith W Brookhart
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Waterloo
Worchester
England
Arthur Edwards
Murder Trial Begins for Winnie Ruth Judd in Phoenix
In Phoenix on January 19 Winnie Ruth Judd stood trial for the murder of Agnes Ann Leroi, a victim of the Phoenix trunk murders. The crowded court struggled for 85 seats as spectators filled hallways and a barrier was opened to admit attendees. Mrs Judd proclaimed she would be freed claiming she would not face second degree murder. County Attorney Lloyd S Andrews aimed to quickly impanel a jury from local farmers ranchers and business men amid Arizona’s male-only jury rule.
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Sigourney Hosts Washington in High School Basketball Duel
Sigourney aims to even the season at Washington as both teams show marked improvement. Washington coach Jim Shultz contemplates lineup changes with Lytle sidelined by a lame foot. The 8 pm tip includes a junior game earlier and changes ripple to Mt Pleasant Little Six schedule shifting to Thursday.
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Iowa Wesleyan College
Howard White Buys Teas Blacksmith Shop
Howard White a former resident of Washington and West Chester now in Davenport has purchased the blacksmith shop once owned by George and will operate it in Washington. He will offer blacksmithing horse shoeing welding and wood work and plans to make Washington his permanent home. Mrs White and Howard Jr plan to move soon from Davenport after securing a residence. White has worked in California airplane factories including the plant that built the Lindbergh plane. The aviation industry’s downturn brings him back to his birthplace. C A Klein and Jake Rosenheim of Davenport were seen at Klein Klothing Co business today.
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West Chester
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Davenport
George
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Will Rogers Reports Persian Plains and Wildlife
In a dispatch from Bagdad dated January 19, Will Rogers describes a vast level plain between the Euphrates and Tigris with abundant wildlife. He notes endless cattle, donkeys, camels, water buffaloes, deer, and wild boar as he travels from Persia through Jerusalem to the Holy Land.
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Prohibition Agent Testifies in Capone Liquor Case
Cleo Hitsman, a federal prohibition agent, testified in Chicago today about the northern Illinois and Iowa liquor ring led by the Fritts Aurora operation and Waterloo trio. He described undercover work, aliases, and bootlegging jargon as part of the $10 million conspiracy trial proceedings.
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Sugar Supply Corporation
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Foreman Faces Murder Trial After Dinner Knife Stab
In Fairfax California a guest struck Carl Allen at Meadows Country Club with a butcher knife during a dispute over a tip. Tom Bergeron Jokerman allegedly fatally stabbed Allen and must stand trial for murder.
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Cardinals Beat Albia Five 41 24 in Rough Conference Win
Washington junior college extended its surge toward conference and state titles by defeating Albia 41 to 24 at Albia. Ahrens and Wells led with nine points each as Washington built a 20 to 9 halftime lead and held on to improve before Friday’s Burlington clash.
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Mrs Nichols of Coppock Dies at 71 in Coppock
Mrs Em erson E Nichols 71 died suddenly at her Coppock home after years of heart and blood pressure illness. She was born Ella Jane McBride in Indiana February 8 1861 and married E E Nichols November 21 1883 at Ainsworth. They moved to Coppock 27 years ago. She belonged to the Christian church and was active in church work. Funeral plans awaited word from relatives in other communities.
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Emerson E. Nichols
Indiana
Ella Jane McBride
John W
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Ainsworth
E. E. Nichols
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Dawes Named To Head Reconstruction Corporation
Gen Charles G Dawes was named by President Hoover to head a new 2 billion dollar federal Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The move shifts Dawes from a Geneva arms role to lead the finance body while Secretary Stimson delays Geneva delegation duties. Congress conferees clash over rediscount provisions and loan limits as the two houses negotiate a broad crisis credit program.
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Obituary Remarking Several Children Survive
Leaves include her husband and eleven children. Surviving are Grace Hill Eva Roth Jessie Haltgren Ira Ralph and Paul Nichols of Burlington. Cecil Hess and Edna Briar Winfield. Ethel Hyde of Brighton. Ray of Montevideo. Darlene Paul of Washington. Also two sisters Mrs Charles Stearns and Mrs Mellie Parrow of Ainsworth and two brothers Ab McBride of Columbus Junction and William McBride of Havre.
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Jessie Haltgren
Ira
Ralph
Paul Nichols
Burlington
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Edna Briar
Winfield
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Brighton
Ray
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Washington
Charles Stearns
Mellie Parrow
Ainsworth
Ab, McBride
Columbus Junction
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Havre
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