National Chamber Planned by Seven Farm Groups
A plan to form the National Chamber of Agricultural Cooperatives was informally approved by seven rural groups and set to be launched formally next summer. The organization aims to unite farm cooperatives under one body, with broader participation anticipated as the effort proceeds at Baton Rouge and later in 193? at an American Institute of Cooperation meeting. The aims include advancing farm cooperation, with expectations that about 1,200,000 families may join within a year, though only cooperative ownership is expected to be included.
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National Chamber of Farm Co-operatives
Hington
National Chambe
Chamber of Commerce
National
Bismarck
N. D
Chamber of Agricultural Cooperativ
Missouri
Baton Rouse
Lia
Ameri
Institute of Cooperation
W. Roberts
Charles W. Holman
Marek
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Huff
Here
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Independence
Bismared
Northern Pacific Railways
Nashville
Tenn
Cumberland River
Poliew Y
Treasury Department
American Farm
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National Frange
National Farmers Fon
Senate
Resolution for 1928 primary investigation introduced in House
A House resolution calls for an investigation into the 1928 primary expenses and possible violations of campaign finance laws. The measure, backed by the committee, seeks authority to hire attorneys and take steps to determine if cert officers and candidates overspent. Governor Hammill opposed discussing the probe, while supporters tout a need for a thorough examination of expenditures and potential enforcement changes.
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John Hammill
Priso
M. J. Bown
Waterloo
Lars J. Skromme
Roland
Hammill
Iowa Good Roads Association
Carri
Kromme
Bowman
Thekromme
Nelson
House of Replied
House Election Committee
Pri
Mars
Girl Dies Trying to Save Twin Sister in Fire
In Pompomr ium Pennsylvania on March 27 a 12 year old girl died saving her twin sister Vilma as a house fire trapped Thelma and others. Mary Ann Smith 2, Dorothy Smith 12 and Harold Smith escaped with burns. Father survived with injuries.
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Girl
Pmporium
Vilma
Thelma
Mary Ann Smith
Dorothy Smith
Harold Smith
Birla
Boys to Hold April Foo Party at the YMC
The YMC secretary announces an April Foo party for the boys of the Y at seven o clock this evening. The event aims to bring members together for an evening of fun and community.
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Victor Mastin
YMC. A
Girls Concert Pleases Crowd At Monmouth College Event
A Monmouth College girls' choir gave a well received performance in a church hall filled to capacity. Dressed in white with red ties, they offered a varied program of freer club numbers, piano, salon songs, vocal solos, and readings. Notable selections included readings by Nellie Mason and solos by Elizabeth Miles, with several local performers from Crawfordsville and surrounding communities. The group planned further appearances in Let Claire Town, Moline, Elgin, Chicago, Templeton, and West Allis Wisconsin.
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Monmouth College
Washington
Stalin
Peterson
Nellie Mason
Elizabeth Miles
Martha
Miles
Mable Livingston
Carolyn McCleery
Ellen’ Wolfe
Margaret Gault
Crawfordsville
Let Claire
Town
Moline
Elgin
Chicago
Minois
Templeton
West Alix Wisconsin
Riviera tennis trousers replace skirts for women
Women players on the Riviera favor white flannel trousers paired with brightly colored sweaters, marking a new craze as skirts are discarded.
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The
Riviera
Farmers ready to unite on farm bill support
Washington report says major farm groups agreed to drop differences and back the McNary bill as Hoover wants. Leaders from Rockefeller Jr to Henry Ford and Merton Young were listed, with plans to coordinate senate and house committees to refine provisions before Senate submission.
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Washington
Feeless McNary
Hoover
Senate Agriulture Committee
Chaiman McNary
Amerum
D. Rockefeller, Jr
Henry Ford
Treasury
Merton Owen Young
Pau Watts Sonnah
Senate
House
Athous
McNary
Mentin
Saations
Rev Ving Speaks at Noonday Meeting
The noon service at the Presbyterian church featured Rev. A. A. Wing of the Baptist church addressing a sizable audience. The message, titled Friends Retreat, focused on events of the last week before the crucifixion and prepared attendees for Easter. Additional speakers include Dr. F. W. Eastwood tomorrow and Rev. D. C. Fulton on Friday.
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Ving
Presbyterian
A. A. Wing
Aptist
FW. Eastwood
D.C. Fulton
Bank at Auburn IA Robbed Last Night
Auburn Iowa bank vaults damaged by burglars who entered during the night and removed about 400 dollars in petty cash after failing to break the safe. The break in was discovered when the bank opened this morning.
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Auburn
Thursday's Five Best Radio Features
A fragmentary listing of radio features from 1929 noting networks United Pr WARC CBS NBC and various stations. Mentions Revellers and orchestra, Recording Artists WIZ NEC, Tourdons orchestra WENC and NAC concert hour with times around 8:20 and 9:20 EST.
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United Pr Warc
CBS
WEAF
NBC
WARG
WIZ
NEC
Tourdons Orchestra
WENC
NAC
Sheriff In Aurora Claims Self Defense After Raid
Varying accounts surround the death of Mrs. Lilliand during a prohibition raid. Deputy Roy Smith is accused by some of self defense, while others call it murder. attorney George Milroy says action may be taken to seek justice. The King home yielded only a gallon of wine, fueling local tensions amid calls for grand jury and special prosecutor.
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Aurora
Marvel
Lilliand
Roy Smith
George Vary
Smith
Robert A. Milroy
Robert A. Milroy, Attorney Who Was Talking Over the Telephone To Mrs. de King
Milroy
Carhart
Michigan
King
J. Carhary
Beng
Ars
Y's Men's Club Hosts Ottumwa Meeting and District Invite
The Washington Y’s Men club traveled to Ottumwa for a dinner and joint meeting with Ottumwa members. A light musical program featured the Washington trio Thora Warner Prisella Morrison Mary Louise Harwood with Lewis Warren on piano. Ottumwa then showcased music by local members and suggested broad attendance at the district convention in May bringing together Y’s Men clubs from across the state.
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Washington
Ottumwa
Yo M.C. A
Fairfield
Thora Warner
Prisella Morrison
Mary Louise Harwood
Lewis Warren
Tian
MPR
Somer Mente Hatsherts
Mtr
Miller
Ival
Otta
Jetate
McClenahan Buys Cedar Rapids Hotel Lease
State education chief P. A. McClenahan has purchased the lease and fixtures of the Lincoln hotel in Cedar Rapids from Mrs. Beu. He will take possession on Monday, adding to his holdings after previously operating a hotel at Iowa City. The sale was noted in local business circles as he plans to manage the property.
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Cedar Rapids
P. A. McClenahan
Lisscoln
Beu
McCle
Iowa City
Capone Arrested in Chicago for Contempt of Court
Reports say Capone was arrested in Chicago on contempt of court charges after alleging a falsified sickness certificate. The item blends disjointed notes on various topics from Des Moines and Alfred C. Brittain, with references to agricultural statistics and crop acreage changes.
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Capone
Chicago
Des Moines
Maren
Alfred C. Brittain
Collision near river mouth sinks vessels and 40 aboard
A collision between the Italian cruiser Libya and the Chinese coastwise vessel Kangtail near the river mouth results in at least two deaths and 30 foreigners reported missing while 40 Libya crew survive. Rescue efforts reach six foreigners and twenty Chinese as the Libya tears apart.
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Shanghal
Maren
Libya
Kansai
Fittte
Suppression Campaign of Chinese Leaders Reported
The Nanking government announced a campaign to oppress military oppositionists amid rebellions and warlord activity along the Kwanesi, Hunan, and Mupen provinces. General Le Chese and D Poune Het were to lead forces from Kat Kiang toward Yangtze patrols. In Chefoo, General Chane Tsune Chane reportedly seized control after clashes with nationalist troops, with about 200 casualties cited.
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Suanghal
Nanking
China
Te Kwanesi
Mupen
LE Chese
D Poune
Treach
Nj N
Chiane Ket-Shek
Ar Ny
Kat Kiang
Yangts River
Chefoo
Shartane
Chane Tsune Chane
Sail Chang
Japan
Valirand
Rita
Town honors veterans with Legion salute on Broadway
On Tuesday the town gathered with American Legion Post 1 to observe a brief ceremony outside the town hall. Marshal Foch presided as the Legion fired a salute at Broadway and Fulton Street, taps echoed, and residents paused with uncovered heads in respect.
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Mareh
American Legion
Foch
Legion
Broadway
Fulton Street
Sinose
Calles Force Moves Toward Rebel Strongholds
Mexican government reports General Plutarco Calles leading federal troops near Escalon on March 27 to begin marching on Jimenez and Chihuahua City in pursuit of northern rebels. Dispatch notes the force is in good order despite crossing the Olson de Mapimi desert.
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Mexico City
Plutarco Kilas Calles
Escalon
Jimenez
Chihuahua City
Calles
Capone Arrested in Chicago Grand Jury Probe
Al Capone was arrested in Chicago after a grand jury appearance related to alleged beer and prohibition violations. Bond set at 5000 dollars, he posted and returned to the Lexington Hotel amid a flurry of photographers and police.
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Maren Uniteds
Dodges
Simmons
Capone
Federal
Chicago Heights
Lexington Hotel
Grand Jury
Alege
Willebrandt
Cicago District Attorney's Office
Sear
Kenneth Phillips
Miami
Florida
Hyihen
Detective Bureau Patio
Ceer
Hwenty
Buell Continues on the Witness Stand
W. F. Buell of Slows Chy testifies in the district court case as the defense seeks to delay. An amendment to the petition was filed by the plaintiff, proceedings paused while the defense prepared an answer, and the jury was excused for further action.
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W. FB Buell
Slows Chy
Pta
el Aurion Ibhedae
District Court
Plainutt Thefternoon
Washington Now O
Harris Is Removed to Anamosa and Bent on Burgary Case
Francis Harris was sentenced by Judge Hamilton for involvement in the October burglary of the Dougherty Brothers clothing store. He was transported from Denver by Sheriff Charles M. Denison to Anamosa to resume his sentence after prior escape, with a prior reform school stay noted. In Keota, March 27, the school board reorganized and re-elected T. A. Morris as president, rejected secretary Frederick Smith, and kept Supt. W. C. Moser for another year with a salary of 2925, while tuition income this year will exceed 7501.
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Francis Harris
Hamilton
Charles M. Denison
Aneamosa
Dougherty Bros
Denver
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