Spangler slams Brookhart over Iowa Republican ties
Cedar Rapids March 25 H F Spangler representing the Republican state central committee repeats charges that Senator Smith W Brookhart fraudulently obtained his nomination and is not a true Republican He accuses Brookhart of aiding a rival party and cites legal authority for the central committee to represent the party when not in convention He questions Brookhart’s claimed victory and support among Iowa Republicans and asserts his weak standing in local districts.
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Cedar Rapids
H. FE. Spangler
Republican State Central Committee
Smith W. Brookhart
Spangler
Brookhart
Coolidge
Dawes
Republican Party
Labriouette Party
la Pollette Party
Iowa
Iown
Calvin Coolidge
Republican Committee
Central Committee
LaFollette Party
Governor Hammill Denies Pardon for Young Train Robber
Governor Hammill refused to grant a pardon to Ray M. Snodderly of Council Bluffs the 19 year old involved in a Cornell Bluffs train robbery. He was sentenced to 25 years after confessing though he later said he pled guilty for the thrill. The governor said court records show no unusual procedure and will refer the case to the parole board for possible parole if warranted.
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Associated Preea
State House
Des Moines
Hammill
Ray M. Snodderly
Council Bluffs
Board of Parole
Little Change in the Corn Acreage in Iowa 1925
Iowa agricultural statistician Leontine M. Carl reports 1925 corn acreage likely to match 1924 harvested levels. Estimated totals list corn at 10,884,000 acres and oats 6,005,000, with barley and spring wheat also detailed. He notes potential price impacts for surplus corn given feeding demand and hog-industry cycles.
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Associated Press
Des. Moines
Iowa
Leontie M. Carl
Federal Department of Agriculture
Five Killed and Fifty Hurt in French Train Crash
Paris reports the Bordeaux Paris express derailed near the city killing five and injuring about fifty. Among the dead is Dr. Adolphe Pedideau a senator from the Upper Pyrenes. Seven coaches left the rails and three toppled into the river.
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Associated Press
Paris
Adolphe Pedideau
Pyrenes
Jury Discharged in Dennistoun Case After Settlement Talks
London March 25 jury in the Dennistoun case that awarded 5,000 pounds to Mrs Dorothy Muriel Dennistoun from her former husband was discharged after Colonel Dennistoun abandoned a counter claim on furniture. Counsel then began arguments on judgment claims.
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London
Dennistoun
Dorothy Muriel Dennistoun
Court Mora Lem a Vex Brookhart Nominations Case
The committee says the nomination and claimed election of Mr. Brookhart were obtained under false pretenses and will present the law and facts to support the charge. The text emphasizes the speaker's venomous dislike for dissenters and outlines plans to pursue the legal challenge.
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Brookhart
Britain Seeks Peace Treaty With Germany
London dispatch notes Austen Chamberlain in Parliament outlined a security pact with Germany to guarantee western Europe borders and renounce arms for eastern border changes. French officials briefed Paris on guiding principles, with Allies undecided on joint or separate response.
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Associated Pree
London
Germany
House of Commons
Austen Chamberlin
Great Britain
MacDonald Labor
Europe
Paris
M. de Fleurin
Herriot
Foreign Office
Loeb Father Estate Valued At 2 Million In Chicago
An inventory filed in Chicago probate court shows Albert F. Loeb, father of Richard Loeb, who with Nathan Leopold Jr. was sentenced to life for the murder of Bobby Franks, left assets totaling about 2 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Albert F. Loeb
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Bobby Franks
Brighter Colors in Men’s Wear for Summer
London report notes brighter hues for men’s apparel this summer. Cravats and neckwear dominate with reds blues and toasted biscuit tones. Shirts handkerchiefs sweaters socks and pajamas follow the color trend while ties feature a deep policemen’s blue. Handkerchiefs shrink in size to coordinate with ties.
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Associated Press
London
Wet Bill in Wisconsin Recommended by Senate Panel
Wisconsin senate committee on state and local government recommended two wet measures after hearings. One removes the state penalty for home liquor manufacture, and a second urges Congress to amend the Volstead Act to allow sale of light wines and beer under government supervision. Senators Barker and Settleman admitted home wine making under Severson law.
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P Associated Pres
Madison
Wis
Senate Committee On State and Local Government
Severson State
Congress
Ben Settleman
Milwaukee
Anti-Saloon League
New Attorney General Is Largest Man In Cabinet
John Garibaldi Sargent named attorney general, towering over colleagues at nearly 6 feet 5 inches and about 250 pounds. The 64 year old comes from Ludlow Vermont, described as a rugged, decisive leader with a protective past for Calvin Coolidge. He is characterized as a big man from a small town and will bring a straightforward approach to the cabinet.
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Washington, D. C
John Garibaldi Sargent
Pres. Coolidge
Senate
Charles B. Warren
Wilbur
Weeks
Sargent
Coolidge
Black Academy
Ludlow
Sargents
Coolge
Plymouth
Eallow
John Sargent
Cal
Washington
Red Cross launches five state tornado relief drive
The American Red Cross, led by Henry M. Baker, will begin rehabilitation across five states totaling home refurnishing and essential needs. Aimed at victims not deficits, the plan includes surveys, vocational help, and county committees to approve or adjust claims. Total deaths reach 827 with 2,929 injured and 3,766 casualties. Contributions can be left at Washington banks to be sent to St. Louis.
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Prega
West Frankfort
American Red Cross
Henry M. Baker
Baker
Vietims
Red Cross
Red Cross Fund
Fiert
Ted Cross
War Department
Daker
Lov
Murphysboro
McLeansboro
Carbondale
Haineis
Indiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Washington
Red Cro
St. Louis
Woman Candidate for Governor in North Carolina 1928
Charlotte lawyer Miss Julia Alexander announced her bid for the Democratic nomination in North Carolina 1928 becoming the state’s second woman elected to the legislature and the first to seek the governorship.
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Cee Ie Associated Press
Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
Julia Alexander
State General Assembly
Court Rules Against Iowa City Produce Company
Judge R G Popham issued a permanent injunction restraining the Iowa City Produce Company from operating its plant. The nuisance action was filed by rightful owners and the plant must cease operation within sixty days. Crawford Noonan, a business visitor, was in town today.
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Associated Press
Iowa City
Iowa City Produce Company
R. G. Popham
Th Company
Prince of Wales Busy Preparing for South Africa Trip
The Prince of Wales spent a crowded day in London ahead of his departure from Portsmouth on Saturday for a South Africa and South American tour. He visited West End shops and the South African luncheon club, then Wembley and farewell functions. Dutch farmers in the Cape Colony reportedly vie to outfit him with suitable horses. If he wished to hunt, lions and other wildlife would be available in South Africa.
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Drege
London
Prince of Wales
Portamouth
West End
Wembley
Cape Colony
South Africa
Senators Seek FTC Information On US Firms Abroad
Sixteen senators urge the Federal Trade Commission to provide data on foreign alliances formed by American businesses in violation of anti trust laws. They question if cheaper foreign sales undermine U S prices and request details on any Webb Pomerene act implications. Signed by senators Ladd Frazier Howard Kendrick King La Follette Mayfield McMaster Metcalf McNary Norris Sheppard Shipstead Wheeler and others.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
United States
Ladd
North Dakota
Fieder Frazier
Howell
Harreld
Kendrick
King
la Follette
Mayfield
McMaster
Kellar
McNary
Norris
Sheppard
Shipstead
Wheeler
Searching Lake for Body of Man Missing for Months
The Associated Press reports in Newport Virginia that authorities resumed grappling for Charles H. Hutchins, missing for four months after driving off with Edith M. Young. A body found yesterday by a trapper is Edith Young, 24, a factory worker from Orleans, seated on a buggy with a dead horse upright in the mire. Hutchins, father of two, was involved in divorce proceedings.
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Associated Press
Newport
Charles H. Hutchins
Lake Mempheamgog
Coventry
Edith M. Young
Orleans
Six Men Arrested in Robbery Ring in Financial District
Six men were arrested today on suspicion of complicity in robberies during the last few months in the financial district totaling more than 200000 dollars. The arrests were announced by wired Press in New York on March 25. Police said the suspects coordinated stolen cash and valuables from several high profile heists. Investigations continue as authorities seek additional accomplices.
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Wired Press New
York
Senate Grants 30 Day Tax Extension For Farmers
Des Moines March 25 senators approved a bill by Senator Schmedhka extending tax payment without penalty by 30 days to help farmers market livestock before paying installments. Opponents argued late payments could hamper county bond payments.
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Myreeey State House
Des Moines
Schmedhka
Hardin County
Senate
Bergman
State House
Bereman
Jasper County
Senate Highways Committee
Board of Education
Iowa City
Ames
Ceder Falls
Pools and Trusts
Skromme
Story County
Department of Justice
Famous cartoonist Ding Darling improves after illness
Des Moines reports that Ding Darling, renowned cartoonist, has improved rapidly since yesterday morning. Attending physicians issued a bulletin noting progress and holding hope for full recovery as he battles peritonitis.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
W. “Ding” Darling
Seven Die After Explosion on Lighter Saturn
Hamburg dispatch reports seven dead, two missing and three seriously injured after an explosion on the lighter Saturn following a fire. The blast hurled wreckage from the harbor into city streets of London.
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London
Hamburg
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