Hoover Confers With Cabinet on Revolt in Mexico
President Hoover holds a cabinet meeting to review the Mexican rebellion with Secretary of State Kellogg and other officials. Warren of Wyoming and Curtis attend. Stimson to be sworn in from Manila. recess appointments planned for two vacancies on the race team.
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Hoover
Mexico
Te Axican R & Ution
Fon
Henry J. Stimson
Manila
Kelloge
Stimson
Curtis
Warren
Wyoming
Per
Kansas
Senate
Coolidge
Com. Jansky
Minnesota
Arthur R Io
New York
Tax Commission of Three Is Proposed in Senate Measure
A proposed three member state tax commission would also serve as a board of assessment and review with advisory duties across town and municipal groups and oversee state taxation. The bill, drawn by Van Alstine with Budget Director likely to serve, would not create a collection body and seeks biennial reports with tax law recommendations.
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Mane
C.F
Yan
Assembly
Ion
Fortieth Assembly
Tax Commission
G. W. Patterson
Bi Budget Department
A. Benson
Elkader
Cb. Rigby
Sib
Len F. Clark
Stoddard
Mery
Shane
Ant ‘Even Tatises Simmer
Franci Johnson
Frank W. Fillet
Machow
Bootleggers Fear Prison Terms Under New Law
United Press surveys show liquor dealers quitting operations as Jones law threatens five years imprisonment or $10,000 fines. Prices for gin and whiskey jump. many saloons close or reduce activity. Reports from Buffalo note price spikes and patrons avoiding federal districts as enforcement tightens nationwide.
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United Press
Boins
Two Upsets Hit School Class Basketball Contests
Yesterday at the high school two favored teams fell as sophomores beat juniors 28 to 20 and freshmen defeated seniors 21 to 15 in the class competition. Standings show juniors and conservatives tied for first with two wins. seniors and freshmen each have one win and two losses.
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Vominsters
Tonieht
Sehool
Troop
Factory
Legion Maren
Schoolmasters
Square
Troop Square
Legion
Rotary
Button
High Seb
Troop G
Missing Fireman Body Searched By Railroad Workers
Fal Sullivan of Washington heads a squad of railway workers seeking the body of Elston Gridley of Man who was knocked from a moving freight engine near a Cedar Creek bridge between Libertyville and Fairfield. Rescue attempts have failed and it is believed he fell and drowned in the creek.
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Fal Sullivan
Washington
Tock Island
Elston Gridley
Man
Cedar Creek
Libertyville
Fairfield
Service Resume Targeted Rail Lines No. 26 and 20
Agent Lewis Goodlander reported that car service on trains No 26 and 20 between Washington and Chicago will resume on Tuesday March 12. The service had been suspended for several weeks amid protests from patrons in Washington Moscotine and other towns along the line.
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Lewis Goodlander
Washington
Chicago
Moscotine
Ine
Girls Basketball Meet at Junction Schedule and Notes
Announced events list Friday games at Columbus Junction with Woman vs Columbus Junction at 2 pm and Crawfordsville vs Olds at 8 30 pm plus Wayland at 7 30 pm Grandview at 8 30 pm. Saturday winners play at 10 am followed by consolation and final. Mrs Oliver M is seriously ill at her Baltimore street residence.
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Colembus Junc
Tonection High School
Gemng
Columbus Junction
Cottery Wayland
Crawfordsyle
Grandview
Union
Columbus An Sham
Slight earthquake shakes western Ohio taking several homes off foundations
A slight tremor with low intensity rolled through western Ohio centered near Fontaine and Sisney. Homes were shaken, foundations loosened, windows broken, and residents awakened from their sleep.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohios
Hfontaine and
Sisney
Burlington Wins Over What Cheer In State Meet
District high school basketball tournament action began last night with Burlington defeating What Cheer. Olumwe defended its title by defeating Albia 18 to 8, while Ames fell to Newfo 18, Clinton lost to Reinebeck 1 to 22, and Charles City dropped West Waterloo 29 to 21.
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Des Moines
O Olumwe
Albia
Burlington
Ames
Newfo
Clinton
Reinebeck
Charles City
West Waterloo
Normal College Bill Defeated in Lower House
Des Moines reports the Clark-Wearin bill to have the state take over and run Ta hor college failed in the House. Debate highlighted economy concerns and opposition from Knudson and Leimers while Wearin and Bixler backed the measure. House then moved to other education topics including textbooks, handicapped services, and budget procedures.
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Normal College
Des Moines
Tate
Ta Hor College
Tor Tovea
Otha
Wearin
Rabor
Fiett
Aives Kk
Bixler
Hilt
Wetern
Knudson
Leimers
Wilson
Enterprises See Services of Col Robt Stewart
Shareholders report the oil firm turmoil as Col Robert Stewart loses a bid for top board control. Rockefeller favorites push rival offers while Stewart concedes a second attempt, leaving him as a nominal figurehead and the chair vacancy unresolved amid power shifts among Indiana interests and Sinclair tensions.
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Col. Robt. Stewart
Saturday Radio Features and Senate Injunction Bill
Saturday radio segments include W4Z WEAF and NBC network with Franko Goldman and the concert band WRAP airing at 8 20. WOR Newark coverage at 8 29. Horns of the music society on WEAF NBC at 9. B A Rolfes orchestra on WRAP NBC at 9 20. Half Hour with the Senate notes a bill to empower injunctions against nuisances under the red code Hint section. Budget committee reports delayed. DIL action not expected for days. A luxury tax bill from Ways and Means likely to be introduced Monday.
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W4z
NBC
Franko Goldman
Waller Damraseh
Newark
Horns of the Society of the Fun of Music Weaf
B.A. Rolfes
The
Senate
Appropriations
Junket
Juarez Falls to Rebels After Four Hours of Fighting
Mexican rebels seized Juarez, a federal garrison surrendered after rebels gained control of the key border city. Firing ended when an auto carrying federal officers passed a central street. Three people in El Paso were shot by stray bullets. Several buildings were damaged and windows shattered in the center of the business district.
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Juarez
ATER
EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Miguel Vaile
Nutte
Sam Jacinto Plaza
Eastwood Red Cross leaders noted at Washington county meeting
At the Washington county Red Cross annual meeting, Eastwood was elected chairman, Franks R. Sage as vice chairman, Miss Anna Dawson secretary, and Lee Holland treasurer. The group reported 917 members, $422.88 sent to national HQ, and a treasury balance of $890.60. Eastwood to attend the national Red Cross convention in Washington DC, April 22 25.
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Washington County
Red Crier
Franks R. Sage
Anna Dawson
Lee Holland
Br. Eastwood
William Baxter
St. Louis
Washington
Holland
Treasury
Red Cross
de Eastwood
Red Crox
Washington, D.C
Red Cross Courier
Wheary
YMCLA
High Schoo
Rotary oratorical contest to be held at high school
The Rotary club sponsors a Washington Junior College oratorical contest set for Wednesday March 1 at the high school auditorium. Five students Anna Marie Anderson Jane Godfrey Martha Hendrickson Vertie Kennard and Ray Simpson have submitted their self written orations with strong work noted by organizers. Prizes include a gold medal and a cash award with no admission charge.
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Dean Warland Mead
Rotary
Washington Junior College
Rotary Club
Anna Marie Anderson
Jane Godfrey Martha Hendrickson
Vertie Kennard
Ray Simpson
Wedding Cake for Anne on Way South
In Evansville Indiana in March a wedding cake addressed to Miss Anne Spencer Morrow is reported to travel via air routes from Nashville Tennessee toward Mexico City. The cake is described as costing 28.7 dollars in postage and will transfer through Chicago before continuing to Mexico City aboard an interstate air shipment.
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Evansville
Ind
Anne Spencer Morrow
Mexco City
Mex
Airmait
Sen
Local Essex Challenger tests conducted with witnesses
A local garage conducted yesterday afternoon acceleration and performance tests on the Essex Challenger Standard sedan with official witnesses including Mayor Applegate and a Journal representative. Tests showed speed increase from 5 to 40 mph in 0.1 seconds, braking performance noted, and rough-road handling praised. a permit to exceed 40 mph was not secured. The company announced March 3 to 10 as Kasex Challenger week amid broader notes on Russia automobile ownership.
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Hudson-Kesex Motor Sar Co
Mangold
Witesses
Anal Kasex
State
Gener
Mayor Applegate
Glenn Eldridge
The
Evening Journal
Eallon
Oscar Haney
Hourtown
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