Iowa bankers say state banking situation improved
Clinton Iowa January 20 loan officers and banks report a brighter banking climate across Iowa. A C Smith president of the Iowa bankers association says reports show better conditions and urges constructive legislative action to stabilize banks and protect depositors. The association pledges cooperation with authorities.
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Clinton, Ia
A. C. Smith
Iowa Bankers Association
Iowa
A. Andrew
Senate
Iowa Bankere Association
Hasten Hearings On Farm Measure
Senate agriculture chair Senator McNary of Oregon expects to complete hearings on the revised McNary Haugen farm relief bill within two to three days and report it to the Senate by Friday. Farm organizations continue testimony as House leaders indicate moving to farm relief after three more appropriation bills pass.
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Washington
Senate
McNary
Oregon
Agriculture Committee
House
House Agricultural Committee
Senate Agriculture
McNary Haugen
Committee of Twentytwo
Capitol
Sheriff Discovers Jail Break Plans In Iowa Jail
Sheriff Charles Morgan found chipped plaster under a jail window leading to an investigation that revealed eleven prisoners had removed steel plates and a wall section. Most inmates had short sentences remaining. Vick Pierre, held for auto theft, is suspected of organizing the plan.
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Boone
Charles Morgan
Morgan
Vick Pierre
Kalona Man Guilty of Drunken Driving in Local Court
Charlie McKenzie of Kalona was found guilty by a Washington county district court jury of driving an automobile while intoxicated. The six hour deliberation followed an October 10 incident near Kalona. Judge Charles A. Dewey set January 25 for a motion and sentencing.
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Charlie McKenzie
Kalona
Washington County
McKenzie
A. E. Baldrige
Eardley Bell
E. D. Morrison
Charles A. Dewey
District Court
Petit
Andrews. White
Health facilities for Ward Schools
By week’s end each Washington ward school will have a cot and screen for first aid care. Cots roll away when unused and are ready for immediate use in corridors. High and junior high already have similar facilities funded by Christmas seal sales. McNary Haugen bill dominates farm relief debates with active advocates at the capitol.
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Washington Ward
Adoo
Yaqui Indians Offer to Surrender in Mexico Conflict
Yaqui Indians in revolt reportedly offer to surrender to government troops and aid federal forces. The move, relayed via General Obregon, is denied by Adolfo de la Huerta who calls reports false as clashes continue across Sonora Jalisco and other fronts.
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Mexico City
Obregon
Sonora
Adolfo de la Huerta
War Department
Atotonilco
Ferriera
Jalisco
Emporie Gonzales
Gonavjato
Cuerniva-Mexico
Palo Los Angeles
Calif
Mexico
de la Huerta
Calles
Tony
Manzo
Bariner
Republic
California
Arizona
Huerta
Reult
Alles
School Health Funds Expanded by Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary reports each school receives a proportional fund from seal sales, plus a $40 health show fund from November. Centennial uses health funds for playground equipment with PTA aid, and health facilities have been added at several schools. A health case was installed at the junior high, white medical chests with remedies and bandages are provided, and cots and screens were bought at teachers’ suggestion.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Erade
the Legion Auxiliary
Mangold Family Business Callers Visit Muscatine
F. L. Mangold and grandson Stanley Mangold were noted as business callers in Muscatine today, indicating ongoing local commerce and family involvement in trade.
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F. L. Mangold
Stanley Mangold
Muscatine
Ireland’s Bankruptcy Laws Since 1872
The 1872 Irish Bankruptcy Laws remain the baseline. Reforms in Great Britain improved bankruptcy practice but were not extended to Ireland, leaving Irish law without those updates.
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Ireland
Senate Road Committee Meeting Called on Highway Control
Des Moines January 20. O Shaff Clinton county chairman calls a meeting of the senate highway committee to decide on a bill transferring primary roads to the state highway commission. A House measure seeks a 65 percent voter approval requirement for any bond issue, with Rep Geo Hopkins Guthrie opposed to state bonds at present.
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Des Moines
O. Shaff
Clinton County
Senate Highway Committee
State Highway Commission
Senate
House
Geo. Hopkins
Guthrie County
Hopkins
Watson Takes Smith Seat Debate to Aid of Illinois Senator designate
Washington, Jan. 20. Senator James E. Watson of Indiana urged admission for Frank L. Smith of Illinois, arguing his constitutional qualifications and regular appointment. He said the issue transcends party and personal desire and that Smith should be sworn. The vote appeared distant as seven senators spoke and reports said five Democrats planned to break ranks and back Smith.
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Washington
James FE. Watson
Indiana
Frank L. Smith
Illlnois
Senate
Smith
Watson
Stolen Car Owner Declares Claim on Vehicle in Sheriff's Possession
David Ward of Drakesville has established ownership of one car held by Sheriff Charles Denison since the arrest of Fd Ruby months ago in a car theft investigation. This marks the third recovered vehicle with a proven owner.
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David Ward
Drakesville
Charles Denison
Fd Ruby
Chinese girl students lead mob at Foochow against foreigners
Chinese girl students with bobbed hair and horn rimmed glasses led a mob that sacked Christian institutions in Foochow. Orphans were sold in the streets amid the disorders as bodies were removed from the convent morgue.
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Foochow
Hong Kong
Poochow
United Press Today
Foo Chow
Iowa Senate Calls for Federal Farm Board Relief
The Iowa Senate unanimously passes a resolution urging Congress to enact early legislation establishing a federal farm board to manage surplus farm products and place agriculture on an equal footing with other industries. The Hauven farm relief measure is cited as favorable. the House will be asked to concur. Senator W. J. Breckenridge chairs the move criticizing party promises.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
Congress
Federal Farm Board
Hauven
House of Representatives
Senate
W. J. Breckenridge
Temperature Dips to One Below Zero Overnight
The official minimum last night fell to minus one degree as readings show a cold start. Temperatures are moderating today with a gradual warm up expected through the afternoon.
Wayland man and another jailed for petty larceny
Hayward Speidel of Wayland and Maurice Kelly were sentenced to thirty days in the county jail by Justice J. W. Patton. They admitted stealing blankets and robes from cars.
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Hayward Speidel
Wayland
Maurice Kelly
J. W. Patton
Brighton Family Faces Critical Illness of Grandson
Mr and Mrs George Duke of Brighton traveled to Chicago due to the grave illness of their grandson, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Greenwald. The child has lingered between life and death. blood transfusion was used and another potential transfusion offered little hope. The family and friends extend deep sympathy as Mr Gruenwald himself has been ill but not dangerously so.
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Brighton
George Duke
Chicago
Arthur Greenwald
Gruen- Wald
Arbitration With Nicaragua Sidetracked In Senate
The Senate foreign relations committee chairman cancelled today’s meeting due to other business. They planned to tackle the Robinson resolution for arbitration in the Mexican oil dispute and a resolution on withdrawing American Marines from Nicaragua. A new session is expected tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Nicaragua
Funeral services for Mrs A M McCulley held at home
Funeral services for Mrs A M McCulley were held yesterday afternoon at one o'clock at the home of her son John Nickerson, announced changes noted. Rev F W Sutton of the Christian church conducted the services with pallbearers Fred Werner, Dick Bidwell, Charles Welch, Harry Haifley, J W Oswald, and L G York. Interment followed at Elm Grove.
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A. M. McCulley
John Nickerson
Funeral rites for A J Knauss held at home
The funeral service for A J Knauss occurred yesterday afternoon at three at the Hast Third street residence. Rev Willard Wylie of the Second United Presbyterian Church officiated, with music by a quartet including Carolyn Hamilton, Mrs Hugh McCleery, Marion George and W B Eldridge. Pallbearers were Milan Shields, Livingston Hollingsworth, Harry Crone, H H McGleery, C C Reister and Milo Kos. Interment followed at Woodlawn cemetery.
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A. J. Knauss
Third Street
Willard Wylie
Second United Presbyterian Church
Carolyn Hamilton
Hugh McCleery
Marion George
Eldridge
Milan Shields
Livingston Hollingsworth
Harry Crone
H. H. McGleery
C. C. Reister
Milo Kos
Woodlawn Cemetery
Funeral Rites Held for Louis Kage at St James
Funeral services for Louis Kage were held yesterday at 9 50 am at St James Catholic Church with Rev J McGuire officiating. Pallbearers included Dr J A Marie John Vraunhausen Albert Donovan William Ruebsam Joseph Lohher ser and Albert Franzen. Burial followed at Elm Grove.
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Louis Kage
St. James Catholic Church
J. McGuire
J. A. Marie
John Vraunhausen
Albert Donovan
William Ruebsam
Joseph Lohherser
Albert Franzen
Elm Grove
Troop D Holds Annual Banquet At Armory
The 113th Cavalry Troop D members gathered for their yearly banquet at the armory last evening with about sixty served dinner by Mrs. Dodd. Honor guest Col. C. J. Wilson attended as is tradition, sharing in the celebration with the unit.
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113Th Cavalry
Rail line sale may revive historic railroad war
Chicago reports a possible restart of the Northwest rail war as the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul sale was approved. Buyers Kuhn Loeb and the National City Bank represent Robert Swaine and Donald Swateland in a 140 million dollar deal, amid alliance talks among Great Northern Northern Pacific and Burlington.
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Chicago
Northwestern Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Hill Interests
C. M
St. P
Northern Pacilfic
Chicago, Milwaukee and
James H. Wilkerson
Robert Swaine
Donald Swateland
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
National City Bank of New York
In Appreciation for Kindness During Illness and Death
We thank friends and neighbors for their kindness during our father Louis Eagle's illness and passing. Sincerely Mr and Mrs BE Harmeter Mr and Mrs Frank Eagle and Frank Jr
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Louis Eagle
BE. J. Harmeter
Frank Eagle
Frank, Jr
Funeral services held for Effie Porter in Lake Forest
Funeral services for Mrs. Effie Porter died at a son's home in Lake Forest Illinois were held yesterday afternoon at L A Jones funeral home. Dr W W Bowers presided with music by a quartet including Frank Sage Cy W Long Mrs Ralph Minick and Mr Mart Anderson. Pallbearers were three sons Rhea Home er and Clarence Porter Dr W By Jayne of West Liberty Oren Helbelg and Wilf Taylor. Burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery.
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Effie Porter
Lake Forest
L. A
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