Smith faces Senate action on Illinois seat bid
Frank L. Smith's representatives will plead his case before the Senate privileges and elections committee in Washington. Attorney General Oscar Carlstrom testifies on Smith's credentials as the Reed committee's disbarment resolution heads to Ernst for investigation. Smith may seek a hearing or return to Illinois to rally supporters after a 48 to 33 Senate vote blocked his oath.
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Washington
Frank L. Smith
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Senate
Illinois
Ernst
Smith
Reed
Oscar Carlstrom
Ilinois
Privileges and Elections Committee
Smiths
State Publc Utilities Commission
Small
Grinnell Road Bond Issue Put to Vote Today
Grinnell Iowa voters face a bond question for 1,135,000 to fund road improvements. If approved, funds will surface 201 miles of highways, with 67 percent on primary roads and 132 and a half miles on secondary roads, campaign led by the county Good Roads Association.
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Grinnell, In
The
County Good Roads Association
Bauer and Carden Put on Committees
Representative J. Bauer of Washington county and Senator William Carden received committee assignments this week. Both join the roads and highways committee. Bauer's panel includes agriculture, military, county and township organization, elections, roads and highways, and constitutional amendments and temperance suppression. Carden chairs the pharmacy committee and serves on banks, board of control, commerce and trade, education institutions, elections, highways, insurance, railroads, and ways and means.
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J. (. Bauer
Washington County
William Carden
Bauer
House
Carden
Pharmacy
Banks, Board of Control, Commerce and Trade, Education Institutions
Elections
Highways
Insurance
Railroads
Ways and Means
Norris Tells History of Murder Case in Court
In Austin on January 21 Rev. J. Frank Norris described in court how he shot and killed D. E. Chipps at his Fort Worth church last summer. Eye witness L. H. Nutt testified Norris described Chipps by name and threatened his friends before the fatal shot as Norris, breaking down, recounted the moment he reached for a pistol in his desk and fired.
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Austin
Tex
J. Frank Norris
D. E. Chipps
Norris
Fort Worth
Chipps
Cripps
L. H. Nutt
Nutt
Meacham
Carr
Roach
Flo
No Early Solution of Marshalltown Mystery Expected
Marshalltown authorities pursue leads in the death of 28 year old WWII veteran Charles L. Elrod of Lewellen Nebraska. Investigators question 19 year old Veda Bellfuile and her parents as details of a complex love affair emerge while Elrod’s death is examined for possible suicide after a planned duel with a fictitious rival.
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Marshalltown
Arles L. Elrod
Lewellen
Nebr
Veda Bellefuile
Cold snap and storm sweep Midwest from Canada
Chicago January 21. The middle west, just recovering from gales and snow, will face another cold spell and storm within 24 hours. Temperatures range from 20 to 45 below. snow is expected to begin late today, followed by sharp temperature drops Saturday.
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Chicago
Middle West
Weather Bureau
Canada
Icy Walks Slow Pedestrians Amid Cold Weather
A mist turned sidewalks to glassy ice and the day remains cold with no thaw. Mr. and Mrs. J Cleeg and Robert Duncan of Ainsworth visited to handle business.
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J. &. Cleeg
Robert Duncan
Ainsworth
Government ties up Chaplin's money
Los Angeles January 21 The government has blocked Charlie Chaplin's finances over alleged 1925 and prior tax liabilities. A lien for 66,000 plus earlier liens totaling over 1 million dollars targets the Chaplin Film Corporation as Liza Grey Chaplin seeks alimony.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Liza Grey Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
Becaus Charlie
United States
Chaplin
Mrs. Duncan Dies at Country Home Near Ainsworth
Mrs. R. L. Duncan died yesterday afternoon at the Duncant Some three and one half miles east of Ainsworth after an illness starting last December. Funeral services will be held at the Methodist church in Ainsworth Saturday at two o'clock with burial in the Ainsworth cemetery. Ollie Clegg was born September 25 in Aledo Illinois, daughter of James and Mary Clegg, who moved to Louisa county in 1870 then to Oregon township Washington county. She married R. L. Duncan January 14 1892 and is survived by her husband three brothers James and John Clegg of Ainsworth and Mary Clegg of Monarch Wyoming.
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R. L. Duncan
Duncant
Ainsworth
Ollie Clege
Aledo, IL
James
Mary (McCullough) Clegs
Louisa County
Oregon Township
Washington County
Aso
John Clegg
Mary Clegg
Monarch
Wyoming
Manila
P. E
Pillsbury
Foochow
Ernest Price
American Board Mission
The
Congregational Church
Notable Party Names Annotated in Legislative Roll Call
The excerpt lists numerous political figures and party affiliations including Walsh Montana Wheeler Farmer-Labor Shipstead Forsmith Republicans Bingham Cameron Curtis Deneen Edge Ernst Fess Gooding Gould Greene Hale Keyes Lenroot MelLean Means Metcalf Oddie Pepper Phipps Pine Reed Sackett Sehall Shortridge Smoot Wads worth Warren Weller Democrats Blease Overman Smith Steck with a reference to 4.
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Achusetts
Walsh
Montana
Wheeler Farmer-Labor
Shipstead
Forsmith
Bingham
Borah
Cameron
Curtis
Deneen
Edge
Ernst
Fess
Gooding
Gould
Greene
Hale
Keyes
Lenroot
MelLean
Means
Metcalf
Oddie
Pepper
Phipps
Pine
Reed
Sackett
Sehall
Shortridge
Smoot
Wadsworth
Warren
Weller
Blease
Overman
Smith and Steck
Singers in Minstrel Show Defend Casting List
Members of the Y s Men’s club minstrel cast reject claims only two singers are in the show. They list at least six capable vocalists and provide a long participant roster including Eli Holland Lee Holland Richard McCleery and others. The program notes two minstrel circles six end men two interlocutors girl dancers and additional acts to ensure variety.
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Y's Men's Club
Everette Griffith
Jesse Miller
Eli Holland
Lee Holland
Richard McCleery
Clarence Logan
Max Orr
J. A. McKinstry
Guy Carlton
Milburn McKay
Ed Squire
Leland Morrison
Lewis Warren
W. &. Molison
Cloyce Kerr
Claude Tucker
Ted Brown
Frank Skipton
Harry Kreder
Journal Office
U S Moves Quickly as Chinese Crisis Deepens
The United States prepares for full evacuation of 12 000 Americans in China amid anti foreign riots. Navy deploys 26 ships with 6282 sailors and 810 Marines. mission posts warned and Manila refugees reach safety aboard the Pillsbury in Foochow flight.
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Washington
United States
China
John van A. McMurray
Korea
Pekin
Philippines
Hawaii
Fort Sherman Sets Sail on Doric for Europe
Fort Sherman of Washington Iowa has left town quietly to join 500 passengers aboard the Doric from New York City bound for Europe. The two month voyage will visit Madeira Gibraltar Agiers Tunis Malta Alexandria Port Said the Holy Land Smyrna Constantinople Greece Sicily and Italy before returning March 22 in New York. Passengers include Philip Howard publisher of the Sunday School Times and Dr Charles Sheldon among others.
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Journal
Fort
Journal Institution
Coppock
Crawfordsville
PF. Sherman
Washington
Iowa
New York City
U. S. Dork
Europe
Mediterranean
Holy Land
Doric
Madeira
Gilbraltar
Agiers
Tunis
Malta
Alexandria
Port Said
Smyrna
Constantinople
Greece
Sicily
Italy
Rivienia
France
Dorie
New York
Philip E Howard
The
Sunday School Times
Philadelphia
Annie
Charles M. Sheldon
Tessa Costa
Kenneth Webb
Ice Cream Makers Elect Iowa Officials at Des Moines Meeting
R. R. Hadley of Ackley was re elected president of the Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers of Iowa at the seventeenth annual convention in Des Moines. A. O. Linder of Fairfield was chosen to succeed A. Murray of Cedar Rapids as vice president, J. O'Neil of Ames was re elected treasurer, and P. W. Crowley of Des Moines was re elected secretary.
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Des Moines
R. R. Hadley
Ackley
Association of
Ice Cream Manufacturers of Iowa
A. O. Linder
Fairfield
Murray
Cedar Rapids
J. O'Neil
Ames
P. W. Crowley
Baltic stumps reveal land bridge to Europe in ancient sea
Researchers found pine stumps at the Baltic seabed indicating the southern tip of the Scandinavian peninsula connected to the European mainland. The discovery suggests the Baltic Sea was once an inland freshwater lake.
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Baltic Sea
Baltic
Fairfield Hosts Washington in High Stakes Basketball Night
Fairfield brims with anticipation as it hosts Washington in a season defining game at eight o'clock. Reported possible absences of Keltner and K Stanzel due to exams seem unlikely, while Fairfield showcases strong practice with a 54 to 23 win over Stockport. Bates leads scoring, with Bates and G Stanzel at forwards and Turner and Weaver at guards in a lineup Coach McKinstry plans to field.
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Fairfield
Washington
Keltner
K. Stanzel
Applesauce
Stockport
Bates
Warner
Weaver
McKinstry
Taue
Fisher
Bain
Turner
Wairfield
G. Stanzel
Simmons
Janse
Iowa City
Mrs Carter Offered as Assistant Conductor for European Voyage
Mrs Frank Carter received a letter from the Cleveland Company inviting her to join a European party this summer as assistant conductor. She would conduct art classes for professors and art students during the journey and acquaint travelers with famed art treasures. The London and Cleveland based company is internationally known for cruises and has extended the unsolicited invitation.
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Frank Carter
Cleveland Company
London
Cleveland
United States
Japanese Graduates Seek White Collar City Jobs
Of 15,151 graduates from Japanese colleges last year, 8,959 secured city jobs. Many graduates aim for white collar positions, which are fewer in number.
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Japan
Old Comrade Haigler Reaches Out From Oklahoma
M O Loughlin reports a letter from J M Haigler of Carleton Oklahoma. Haigler, raised near Richmond in this county, served in the 30th Iowa, married a Washington county girl, moved to Oklahoma where he built wealth and now owns 57 sections of land. He is famed as the Barefoot Man of Carleton and describes cotton ventures of 700 to 1000 acres with family involvement. Haigler, 82, says he is healthy though his wife suffers rheumatism, and he recalls threshing days with O Loughlin.
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M. O'Loughlin
J. M. Haigler
Carleton
Oklahoma
Mr. Haigler
Richmond
Iowa
Washington County
Haigler
Mr. O'Loughlinn
West Promoted To Second Vice President At Foreman National Bank
G A West formerly of Aidsworth and assistant cashier at Washington National Bank, has been promoted to second vice president of Foreman National Bank of Chicago. A longtime Formwmarn associate, West has risen steadily in banking and his promotion signals new opportunities for him.
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G. A. West
Aidsworth
Washington National Bank
Fore Man National Bank of Chicago
West
Formwmarn
Foreman National
Chicago
Card of Thanks from the Knauss family
We thank friends neighbors and organizations for flowers kindness and sympathy shown during our grief from Mrs A J Knauss and Children.
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A. J. Knauss
Harold Tolander noted in Winfield business briefing
Harold Tolander appeared in Winfield for a brief business update today. The report lists Tolander's activities and ties to local commerce, with no further details on the specific enterprise.
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Harold Tolander
Winfield
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W. C. Elrod
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Elrod
K Elrod
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Alabama State Legislature
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U. S. Navy
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Sherman Brothers Drug Store
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