Iowa Legislature Reopens Amid Primary Date Debates
The Iowa legislature reconvened after a ten day break with a heavy week ahead in Des Moines. House bills include adding a judge, raising women's legal age to twenty one, liquor transport confiscation, and repealing soldier tax exemptions. Senate to consider changing statewide primary to August and opening road funds after dispostion.
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State Highway Commission
Iowa Supreme Court Delays Bonus Law Ruling
The Iowa state supreme court issued opinions in over twenty cases today but did not rule on the validity of the state bonus law. Justices agreed to discuss the matter collectively before issuing a decision.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Supreme Court
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Italian Peddler Attacked and Robbed in Keokuk
Italian fruit peddler Joe Carmel was found with his head badly crushed, believed to be struck by a hammer. Police say robbery was the motive and one suspect is being held. He is not expected to recover.
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Associated Press
Keokuk
Mar
Joe Carmel
1100 Youngsters Enter Baby Beef Clubs Across Iowa
Reports from Iowa State College extension show 1108 boys and girls from 49 counties in the Baby Beef contest this year. The group exceeds last year’s participation by about 30 percent as they prepare calves for the Iowa State Fair. County agents bankers and teachers aid youths with rationing care and policy guidance. Woodbury County leads with 145 members feeding 155 calves followed by Marshall Tama Jasper Muscatine and Cerro Gordo in large enrollments.
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Agricultural Extension
Iowa State College
Woodbins'y County
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Jasper
Muscatine
Cerro Gordo
Iowa Postmaster Dies of Pneumonia
Tible White forty six postmaster of Union Park near Oskaloosa Iowa died at his home this morning from pneumonia brought on by influenza. While delirious he jumped from a second story window sustaining injuries that may have hastened his death. Mrs White died last Friday.
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Associated Press
Oskaloosa
Miss Francis Seeks Public Views on Consolidated Schools
Des Moines March 6 Miss May Francis state superintendent of public instruction will send a questionnaire to all consolidated school leaders and teachers to gauge criticisms and experiences. The survey covers transportation, community use of buildings, bus service, agricultural plots, tax levies, and isolation issues, with inspectors preparing parallel reports for a comprehensive future program.
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Des Moines
Miss May Francis
Ment of Public Instruction
Iowa
Miss Francis
Francis
Mrs. Eberle on Trial for Mistrial Killing in Oskaloosa
The trial of Mrs. Catherine Eberle of Des Moines began with jury selection in Mahaska County Court as twenty two women were considered. The case is expected to last five to six days with Mrs. Eberle in hospital and the adopted child present in mourning.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
Catherine Eberle
Des Moines
Paul Eberle
Henry Wagner
Mahaska County
Oskaloosa, II
State
Business visitors discuss moves at Second Street site
J. N. Duncan of Des Moines for Willard Battery Company meets Blaine J. Holmes who has moved to new quarters on Second street. Holmes takes the west room of the two formerly used by Bevins Motor Company.
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Des Moines
Willard Battery Company
Blaine J. Holmes
Second Street
Mr. Holmes
Bevins Motor Company
Stamp Out All Chicago Vice Ordered by Police
Chicago police chief Charles G. Fitzmorris ordered uniformed patrolmen to station at the front and back doors of every known disorderly house in the city. Reform leaders say more than five hundred such establishments operate in Chicago, a move described as the most drastic police action yet.
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Charles GC. Fitzmorris
Iowa Team to Be Welcomed Home by City Lions
Iowa University likely Big Ten champions return from Bloomington where they lost to Indiana. President Jessup and officials plan to dismiss classes after three and entertain the team at the station. Coach Sam Barry and the squad will be guests of the Iowa City Lions Club.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Iowa University
Bloomington
University of Indiana
Jessup
Sam Barry
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Chicago
Indiana
Badgers
Rock Island Train Hits Auto Killing a Baby in Davenport
Dorothy May Hintze two year old daughter of Emil Hintze a farmer near Walcut near Walcutt died from injuries after an auto driven by her father collided with a Chicago Rock Island and Pacific passenger train near Walcutt station. The mother and younger brother had minor injuries while Emil Hintze was unhurt.
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Davenport
Mar
Dorothy May Hintze
Emil Hintze
Walcutt
Rock Island and Pacific
Walcutt Station
Mr. Hintze
Hoover to Convene Radio Conference on Interference Issues
Secretary Hoover plans a forthcoming radio conference in Washington to discuss interference and other difficulties faced by broadcasters and radio users. A committee will set the date and invite broadcasters and radio users to attend.
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Associated Press
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C Committee
State Hospital at Clarinda Crowded to Doors
The State Hospital for the Insane at Clarinda is overcapacity with 1,295 patients, about 200 beyond its planned limit. Beds are packed so tightly that attendants must walk along foot of beds, prompting a request to lawmakers for funds to build a new facility.
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Des Molnes
Mar
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J. H. Strief
Board of Control
Clavinda
Strief
Iowa
Debt Commission Meeting Deferred
The American debt funding commission meeting in Washington was postponed to Friday due to Secretary Mellon's absence on a trip to New York. The delay was to finalize British funding arguments.
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Washington
BD. C
American Debt Funding Commission
Mellon
New York
State Hospitals Focus On Remedial Care For Insanity
The Board of Control oversees four state hospitals at Mt. Pleasant Clarinda Cherokee and Independence. Dr Strief notes insanit y is a severe misfortune and the state provides generous help. The hospitals aim to restore rationality through medical care and prevent deterioration after acute illness. Weekly amusements and work programs aid recovery with printing weaving and basketry shops and a well stocked library for patients.
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Board of Control
Mt. Pleasant
Clarinda
Cherokee
Independence
Strief
Allied occupies Kronberg and Renscheid in Germany
Berlin dispatch reports Allied forces have seized Kronberg near Koenigsberg and Renscheid in Prussia. The notices call these sites major centers for iron and steel ware. Munich announces death of Dr. Wilhelm Mayer German ambassador to France after the Ruhr crisis.
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Resnish
Prussia
Eeaalll
Germany
Kronberg
Koenigsberg
Munich
Wilhelm Mayer
France
Mayer
Paris
Ruhr
Harding party at Ormond Florida special election notice
President and Mrs. Harding arrived at Ormond Beach Florida and boarded the Pioneer houseboat chartered for the guests of the presidential party. Des Moines reports a special election set for March 21 in Hamilton Hardin and Wright counties to choose a successor to the late D C Chase.
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Ormond
Florida
Ormond Beach
Fra
Hiding
Edward McLean
Washington
Pioneer
McLean
Des Moines
Mar
Kendall
Hamilton
Hardin
Wright
D. C
Cady
Chase
Zinc on coals cleans stove when retter chlosey
Readable text says place zinc on the coals in the stove or furnace while it is retter to clean the chlosey of salt. This item provides a practical tip about using zinc for cleaning in older kitchen practices.
Twin Heys Show Contrasting Steepersments
A fragment notes David telling his Uncle Dave that the two hey twins share similarities in their faves but differ in their thinks, highlighting a playful contrast between likenesses and differences.
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Dave
President's Train Stops in St. Augustine to Offload Weeks
President and Mrs. Harding train halted in St. Augustine at ten o'clock to permit Secretary Weeks and Mrs Weeks to alight and General and Mrs Dawes to board the special en route to Ormond, Florida.
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Co operative Movement Growing Steadily In Texas
Texas lead cooperative expansion as more than 75,000 cotton growers across Texas Oklahoma Arizona and Arkansas market through coops. Texas Farm Bureau Cattle Growers and Oklahoma Cotton Growers report large memberships while Arizona and Arkansas show several thousand members. Coops advance 60 percent of crop value, pool supply, and aim for orderly, steady markets across multiple commodities and counties.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma
Arizona
Arkansas
Farm Bureau Cattle Growers Association
L. F. McKay
American Cotton Growers Exchange
Morton Growers Ex
Sweet Potato Growers
Southwestern Farm Bureau
Texas Wheat Growers Association
Texas May Association
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