Harley and Mills Fight Bond Issues
Secretary Mills urged the Senate Banking Committee to reject a $500 million bond plan linked to public works. He supported the Wagner bill’s features including a $300 million loan to states for direct relief and $1.46 billion for self liquidating public buildings but insisted against non self liquidating bonds. Hurley also opposed bond funding for rivers harbors and flood control while outlining job figures from current programs.
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Washington
INS
Congress
Hurley
Ways and Means Committee
Garser
Treasury Mills
Rivers and Harbors
Garner
Secretary of War
Mills
Treasury
Reconstruction Fivenece Corporation
Governor Turner to Speak at Washington Commencement
Governor Dan Turner will address Washington High School and Junior College at the annual commencement in the Methodist church at eight o clock tonight. Admission is 25 cents. The program includes an invocation by Rev. C W Klein music by school quartets and sextets salutatory by Cora Mae Hotle valedictory by Marjorie Pratt class presentation by Supt J H Peet and diploma awards by President A E Atchison. Turner arrives from Brighton after a scheduled afternoon talk.
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Washington
Dan Turner
Washington High School
C. W. Klein
Cora Mae Hotle
Marjorie Pratt
J. H. Peet
A. E. Atchison
Board of Education
Turner
Brighton
Hasten Agreement on Tax Measure Work to Save Hogs
Five thousand veterans plan a June 8 demonstration in Washington to demand immediate payment of the veterans bonus. They will form the bonus expeditionary force after talks between police officials and liaison officer Bennet. A large camp is to be built near Bolling Field with labor by the marchers. Boundary figures include veterans en route from Winchester Virginia.
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Washington
INS
Pelham D. Glassford
J. &. Bennet
Bennet
Bolling Field
Potomac River
Capital
Winchester
Here
The
Volunteers of America
Congress
Prominent Pella Bank Officials Released on Bond
Five former officers of the Security State bank at Pella are free on $2,500 bond each while awaiting trial on charges of false entries and reports. N Van Viiet president S Bert Baron vice president J H Van Viiet cashier T H Klein assistant cashier A T Klein director faceembezzlement counts. bank closed October 1921 with deposits of $598,000. Preliminary hearing set for June 14.
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Knoxville
INS
Pella
Security State Bank
N. van Viiet
S. Bert Baron
J. H. van Viiet
T. H Klein
A. T. Klein
J. N. van Viiet
T H. Klein
Baron
Mrs S R Drake Dies at Columbus Junction
Mrs. S R Drake age 70 dies at her home in Columbus Junction after a long illness. Born Margaret J Raymond in Union Township on December 1 1861 she married Rev S R Drake in 1878. Surviving are three daughters eight grandchildren two great grandchildren four sons and several brothers. Funeral at Reformed church Friday at 2 30 with burial in Columbus City cemetery.
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Columbus Junction
S. R. Drake
Margaret J. Raymond
Henry Raymond
Union Township
Muscatine County
Drake
Illinois
Ernest ‘Rock
Ira Coon
Haskins
Marion Barnes
Wapello
TI. BE. Drake
Williamsburg
William
New Lenox
Roy
Richland
Ernest
T. A Raymond
Albin
Agor Raymond
Gladwin
Charles Raymond
George Raymond
Fresno
Calif
George
Harold
James Garfield
Reformed Church
Frank Sutton
Christian Church of
West Liberty
Columbus City Cemetery
Cotter Girl Oprah Nicola Dies After Weeklong Illness
Funeral services for Oprah Belle Nicola 19 of Cotter were held Tuesday at the Cotter church with interment in Elm Grove cemetery Washington. She died Sunday evening at home after a weeklong illness. She is survived by her father A L Nicola mother, a brother Clyde and twin sister Dortha, and many relatives. She was born August 26, 1912 near Cone.
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Oprah Belle Nicola
Cotter
Elm Grove Cemetery
Washington
W. H. Parker
A. L. Nicola
Clyde
Dortha
Cone
Police Equip Eight Officers With Tron Vests in Chicago
Bullet proof vests purchased by subscription have been issued to eight policemen at the Wabash avenue station Chicago. The armor plates are described as providing complete protection from body wounds. The move follows the deaths of two station policemen within a week.
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Chicago
HMNS
Wabash Avenue
Cholera Threat Looms Over Iowa Hog Industry
A Des Moines report warns of a hog cholera outbreak akin to the 1926 event risking $20 million in losses. The Iowa state committee urges wholesale vaccination of young pigs and the formation of local financing groups to fund rapid immunization and disease containment.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Moratorium on Farm Loans Discussed by Iowa Mayors
Sioux City Iowa June 2 Northwestern Iowa mayors met to plan a June 14 reconvening and hear Carl Stephens on a proposed farm mortgage foreclosures moratorium. If approved, steps to start the moratorium would follow, with talks to bank and insurance officials on attitudes and possible interest rate reductions. Mayors from Sioux Rapids Smithland Sergeant Bluff Merill Washta Cushing Battle Creek Danbury Salix Sioux Center Remsen attended the meeting called by Mayor W D Hayes.
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Sioux
Stephens
State Banking Department
Insuranes Companies
Ninth Congressional District
Sioux Rapids
Smithland
Sergeant Bluffs
Merrill
Washta
Cushing
Battle Creek
Danbury
Salix
Sioux Center
Remsen
W. D. Hayes
Sioux City
L. A. Ritter
Rock Rapids
Oliver Olsen
Thanks for kindness after mother's death
Expressions of gratitude from Mrs. J. E. Ream Oscar W Broad and Mr and Mrs W T Carson and their children for the sympathy shown after their mother's passing.
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J. E. Ream
Oscar W Broad
W. T. Carson
Iowa state committee composition includes major ag groups
The state committee is composed of representatives from the Iowa Bankers association, Iowa department of agriculture, Iowa extension service, national swine growers' association, Iowa livestock marketing corporation, agricultural press, Iowa veterinary medical association, Iowa farm bureau federation, Iowa county agents association and the U S bureau of animal industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Bankers Association
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Towa Extension Service
National Swine Frowers' Association
Towa Livestock Marketing Corporation
Agricultural Press
Iowa Veterinary Medical Association
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa County Agents Association
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Dewey Van Auken Fined $750 In Iowa Court
Judge D W Hamilton fined Dewey Van Auken of Davenport 750 for illegal transportation of liquor after his car with sixteen gallons of alcohol was seized at West Chester. Van Auken changed his plea to guilty. failure to pay would mean seven to eight months in jail. Russell Skinner and Edgar Porter, teens from West Chester, were paroled after guilty pleas for breaking and entering with sentences suspended on good behavior. Court recessed to June 13 as Judge Hamilton planned to return to Washington for more business.
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D. W. Hamilton
Dewey van Auken
Davenport
West Chester
Mal Carlson
van Auken
George S. Morrison
Russell Skinner
Bdgar Porter
Hamilton
Skinner
Porter
Eldora
Washington
Senior page error honors Henrietta Hull in graduation list
The Monday senior page omits a star for Henrietta Hull who ranked ninth in the class. An error arose after a tie for tenth place involving Laurel McGee and Vera Jarrard, affecting the marking of the top ten.
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Henrietta Hull
Soryr
Henrietta
Laurel McGee
Vera Jarrard
Donna Clow Returns From Gulfport Year at Gulf Park College
Miss Donna Clow arrived home last night from Gulfport Mississippi where she spent the year attending Gulf Park College.
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Donna Clow
Gulfport, Miss
Gulf Park College
Reopen Count Thompson’s Home in Woburn Mass
The home of Benjamin Thompson the scientist and Count of the Holy Roman Empire will be reopened to the public by the George Washington Bicentennial Committee in Woburn Massachusetts.
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Woburn
Mass
Ins
Benjamin Thompson
Holy Roman Empire
Maximilian of Bavaria
Political clash between Garner Hoover over relief plans
In Beverly Hills Garner and Hoover trade sharp rhetoric about relief funding. Hoover labels Garner’s plan a pork barrel while Garner defends Reconstruction Finance as helpful to bankers, forcing a public argument before the November elections. The debate hints at tax policy and upcoming conventions influencing lawmakers.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Garner
Hoover
Jack
Senate
Iowa Judges Review Challenging State Motor Carrier Taxes
A three judge federal panel in Des Moines heard a case by William C. Grolbert of Akron Ohio challenging Iowa motor carrier taxes. The suit seeks to restrain tax collection, arguing interstate private contract carrier status and lack of jurisdiction by the railroad commission. A ruling could strike down much of Iowa’s motor carrier laws.
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Des Moines
Iowa
INS
William C. Grolbert
Akron
Ohio
Charles A. Dewey
Southern
William S. Kenyon
Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Gunnar Nordbye
Minneapolis
Grolbert
State Railroad Commission
Heavy battle in Manchuria yields heavy casualties
Heavy casualties feared among Japanese army troops and rebels against the Manchukuo government in a joint drive near the western extension of the Chinese eastern railway. Six Japanese planes reportedly missing. Japanese and Manchu forces push rebels under General Li Hai Ching north toward the Siberian border, driving insurgents from a triangle along the Sungari river southwest of Harbin.
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Harbin
INS
Nder
Li Hai-Ching
Siberian
Sungari River
Nurse Helwick Visits Oak Park Parents Through June 10
Miss Helen Lucile Helwick a senior nurse at West Suburban hospital Oak Park Illinois visited last night and will stay at her parents home through June 10 Mr and Mrs E Helwick are hosting the visit keeping the family in their Oak Park residence.
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Helen Lucile Helwick
West Suburban Hospital
Oak Park
Ill
E. Helwick
Seven Finish at St. James School
St James church marked a ceremony as seven eighth graders received diplomas after mass and benediction. Rev. J H O'Donnell gave congratulations and urged continued virtue and good work. Students named were Matthew John Redlinger George Ryan Clifford Blecha Felix Dou gall Mary Bailey Evangeling Scott and Bertha Shelangoski.
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St. James Church
J. H. O'Donnell
Father O'Donnell
St. James School
Matthew John Redlinger
George Ryan
Clifford Blecha
Felix Dougall
Mary Bailey
Evangeling Scott
Bertha Shelangoski
Conferees Speak On Tax Bill Amid Secrecy Pact
Senate and House conferees press toward a full agreement on a billion dollar tax bill while pledging secrecy. Debate centers on items settled in morning sessions with lobbyists watching the capitol corridors for decisions. Government bonds and currency expansion are discussed as a Glass substitute to the Goldsborough plan.
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Washington
INS
Senate
House
Watson
Indiana
Capitol
Glass
Virginia
Federal Treasury
Lonstead
New Trial Denied in Baker Libel Suit Against AMA
Norman G. Baker, former Muscatine cancer clinic owner, fails to win a retrial of his $500,000 libel suit against the American Medical Association. Federal Judge Gunfor Nordbye denies the motion amid claims of prior prejudice and unfair trial. Baker is believed to be in Mexico and Iowa authorities have labeled him a fugitive.
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Des Moines
Iowa
INS
American Medical Association
Norman Baker
Muscatine
Gun
Nordbye
Baker
Davenport
Mexico
Paul Shellabarger Visits Des Moines On Business
Paul Shellabarger was in Des Moines yesterday on business, meeting local contacts and discussing potential ventures. The visit focused on exploring opportunities in the Des Moines area and expanding professional ties.
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Paul Shellabarger
Des Moines
Presbyterians Close Assembly In Denver For 145th Session
Denver reports the Presbyterian general assembly ends a week of deliberations with Fort Worth Texas chosen for the 145th meeting amid debate on eugenics related marriage standards church union women’s rights and a new social moral issues commission. Rev Irving Underhill provoked protests by saying a Negro cannot be a man in Texas. The assembly considered moving eastward to cut costs.
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Denver
INS
Fort Worth
Texas
Presbyterian General Assembly
Federated Churches of Christ
Presbyterian Church
145Th General Assembly
Irving W. Underhill
West Africa
Underhill
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Knotek Bros
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Mike Flynn
Janet Chandler
Harvey Parnell
Arkansas
Pauline Starke
Windy
Junction
Roy Drake
Committee of Farm and Bank Leaders
County Bankers’ Association
Lapeer
Thie. Roper
Norman G. Baker
Presbyterians
Fort Worth, Texas
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