Local Notices From Keota to Centerville and Rock Island
Mrs Seymour Martin of Keota visited here yesterday and Mrs W J Todd traveled to Centerville to see relatives. Miss Grace Conger went to Rock Island to visit Mrs BE Elmer Engman. Emma Nicholson returned to Crawfordville after a visit with Mr and Mrs A W Yard. Cottage cheese 25 cents a pound on Wed and Sat. Louis Baird offers in-home refinishing service.
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Seymour Martin of
Keota
W. J. Todd
Centerville
Grace Conger
Rock Island
BE. Elmer Engman
Emma Nicholson
Crawfordeville
A. W. Yard
The Fair Promotes Aluminum Special and Spring Coats
Notice mentions seven aluminum specials at The Fair and sport coats suited for spring with fur collars and fair pricing. Edna Sperry returns to Burlington after visiting Nickersons and friends in Washington Iowa. Lam Davis of Wyman visited yesterday.
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Lam Davis
Wyman
Practice teaching at Cedar Falls ends in Iowa House vote
Des Moines Iowa January 29 1931 the House passed Storey amendment to the state board of education bill striking down state funded practice teaching by Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers College student teachers. Debate centered on contracts between districts and the state board to provide free or low cost student teachers. Mildred Kafka broke her arm after slipping on ice downtown but is recovering.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Mason City
Cherokee
Iowa House of Representatives
Storey
State Board of Education
Board of Education
State Capitol
General Assembly
Warren County
Code Commission
Dewar
Oil Squabble Draws Capitals Attention In Teapot Lease Drama
President Soolidge backs legal action on Teapot Dome leases while asserting no payment was made to Secretary Fall or associates. Sinclair supports court scrutiny, but both sides debate criminal liability and lease legality as the White House contemplates a special counsel and awaits Senate action on the Walsh resolution.
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Soolidge
Europe
Fall
Teapot Dome
Denby
White House
Senate
Washington
Naval Oil Reserve
Walsh
Montana
Sinclair and
Doheney
California
Pearl Harbor
House
Department of Justice
Coolidge
Navy Department
Fall on Verge of Nervous Breakdown in Oil Probe
Albert B. Fall former secretary of the interior is described as near a nervous breakdown by his counsel Levi Cooke to the Senate oil committee. Physicians urge immediate examination at his sick room to avoid aggravating his condition and to obtain his statement. The panel planned tomorrow hearings with doctors and also to question Director Bain on oil disposal and royalty oil in Salt Creek.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Senate Oil Committee
Levi Cooke
Senator Fall
Mr. Cooke
Fall
J. W. Zevely
Cooke
John Wharton
Levely
Walsh
Montana
Falls
Lenroot
Bain
Bureau of Mines
Naval Reserve Number One
California
Salt Creek
Thomas Johnson
New Mexico
Oisease
Denby
Navy
Daugherty
Senate Investigation Committee
J. W Zevely
President Coolidge Asked About Robinson Resolution
President Coolidge faced direct questions from office callers in Washington about the Robinson resolution calling for resignation. The exchange reflects press inquiries into the administration’s stance on the demand and potential political implications.
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Washington
Coolidge
Robinson
Senate seeks Dougherty resignation amid oil lease probes
A Senate resolution calls for President Coolidge to demand the resignation of Attorney General Daugherty, citing loss of confidence over outside counsel and oil annullment suits. The oil reserve leases remain a focal point as Walsh and others push executive action and prosecutions.
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Washington
Senate
Dougherty
Wheeler
Montana
Daugherty
Congress
Department of Justice
Coolidge
House
Garrett
Tennesse
Ward's offers new spring dresses and wool garments
Miss Mary Foreman returned home from Ames Iowa where she visited Miss Anna Henderson. Come in today to see the new spring dresses just arriving at Wards with wool dresses from eight eighty seven to twenty four fifty and French flannels from sixteen fifty to twenty four fifty.
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Wards
Fox
Mary Foreman
Anna Henderson
Ames
Iowa
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