Statement on Stimson Is Retracted In Japan
TORIO Now UP reports the Stimson incident is closed as a domestic and international issue after Minami and Shidehara discuss Ambassador Forbes notes. A news blunder prompted a retracting statement. Paris contends Japan demands direct talks with China while the League proposal seeks a neutral zone in Manchuria. Briand and Yoshizawa note a possible misunderstanding of the council’s plans.
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TORIO
Stimson Ineldest
Stimson
Paris
Japanlung
China
League of Nations
Council
Manchuria
Chinchow
Great Wall
Kenkieni Yoshizawa
Gounelt Aristide Briand Sata
Briand
Yoshizawa
Uneil
4H Club Show Opens At Chicago International Stock Exposition
Four H club youths from 44 states and one Canadian province showcase livestock at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. About 1,200 members display cattle and other stock as visitors number around 500,000. Top prizes include the wheat championship won by Merman Tre lle of Wem bey Alberta, with credit to his wife for farm management.
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Chicago
America
Canada
Ays
Colon
United States
Town State Allege
Oklahoma A
Kansas Ageles
Oho
Texas N and Ms
International Livestock Position
Merman
Trelle
C.K. Edson Smith
Montana
Smith
Missoula
Mont
Pacific Coast
Bruegge Service At Salem Church
Charlie Bruegge of the Ha king community died of pneumonia at county hospital after a week there He was a World War I veteran who lived near Haskins for eight years Funeral and burial plans set for Salem chapel northeast of Haskins with Rev A A Wing officiating The body lies tonight at L A Jones home for viewing He was born September 5 18 in Washington county and lived near Riverside and Haskins most of his life He married Matilda Floran December 20 1921 Surviving: his wife two daughters Ruby and Evelyn his father John Bruege of Buffalo Iowa five brothers and two sisters
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Charlie Bruegge
Haking
Te County Hospital
Bruegge
Haskins
Salem Chapel
A. A. Wing
L.A. Jones Uly
Waslington County
River Side
Matilda Floran
113Th Infantry
France
Wiow
Ruby
Evelyn
John Bruege
Buffalo
Iowa
John
Washington
Ben
Will
Riverside
Herman
Haskin
Bvo Sisers
Minnie Yeguy
West Liberty
Viola Hinget
Indians Rescued From Starvation In Blizzard
More than 100 Navajo men women and children were rescued on a cold windswept mountain pass in western New Mexico six days after being trapped by a blizzard. Two hundred of the could-be workers reached Gallup yesterday as eleven Indians perished from the cold in a disaster that broke all time records for low temperatures.
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Gallup, XN. M
New Moxico
Curtis to Seek renomination for vice presidency in 1932
Curtis declares he will seek renomination for vice president but will not run for Kansas Senate. He says he will accept the nomination if the Republican national convention selects him. Dawes denies any vice presidency bid. The move is seen as ensuring Curtis’s renomination with Hoover likely backing him.
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Washington
Charles Curtis
Curtis
Kansas
United States
Chicago
Chica
View
Charles G. Dawes
Patrik J. Murley
Hoover
Discussion on Ways to Lower Taxes in City Hall Meeting
A Saturday city hall gathering discussed reducing taxes and government costs. Over ten attendees heard William Ruebsam push repeal of a state law, cut public salaries, and trimmed school expenses. He suggested income or sales tax to ease property taxes, while Jor Pieper and Amoz Weaver spoke. no formal action or group was created.
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Mee
William Ruebsam
Ruehsam
Chicago
Jor Pieper Ad Amoz Weaver
Iowa girls win trip to Chicago canning event
Ruth Stewart and Ruth Speel of Washington county Jacksonites 411 club won a trip to Chicago by defeating county canning demonstration teams at the state fair. They travel Saturday night and return Friday night to Washington county, with plans to visit the International show, the Art Institute, and other sites of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stewart
Ruth Speel
Iowa
Canning Club
Chicago
Jacksonites
Washington County
Art Institute
Baker Changes Midwest Free Press to Weekly
The Midwest Free Press of Muscatine announces it will publish weekly instead of daily. Norman Baker will serve as president and executive of the publishing company. The first weekly issue is scheduled for Thursday. The paper previously ran daily except Sunday, then omitted Saturday and printed a Sunday edition. Harold Briley and Dorothy Kouba visited from Iowa City this weekend.
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Midwest Free Press
Muscatine
Norman Baker
Lydia C Klugh taken by death at 84 in Crawfordsville
Lydia C Klugh aged 84 died Sunday at 208 West Monroe street after a brief illness. Services set for Tuesday at 169 Prelock Funeral Home conducted by Rev Carl W Klein. She was born May 1 1847 in Staunton Virginia, widow of Morris Klugh, with one daughter Hattie Racer of Indiana, one sister Mrs Fishburn, two nieces and a brother who died recently. Interment in Crawfordsville cemetery. Notre details note residence moves and local family.
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Lydia C. Klugh
West Monro Street
Prelock
Sherman
Carl W. Klein
Klugh
Methodist Church
Crawfordville
Crawfordsville
Staunton
Daniel
Melinda
Cro
Washington Fares Wellon High School All Star Teams
Washington Fares Wellon High School and Junior College sectional all star selections list players from multiple teams. Named figures include Piise Walker Kolesick Fulton Delp Pabefield Coughlin Ottumwa Whatey Mr Pleasant Bennett Hurling Lanna Endicott Parsons Lanethers Utley Raymond Hanning Millse Monn Snyder and others.
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Washington
Piise Walker Kolesick
Fulton
Bairfield
R Delp
Pabefield “ Coughlin
Ottumwa @ Whatey
Mr. Pleasant
Bennett
MU Pleasant Qi
Fiiefield Cone
Hurling Lanna
Endicott
R Parsons
Mir Lanethers
A Utley
Ma ‘ Raymond Fi Hanning
Tittle
F Peasant
Kelle Champ
Millse Pau Im Monn
Ottinives Meleed
Oumne Snyder
Burlington Gazette selects honorary all conference team
WH Bayliss reports the Burlington Gazette compiles an honorary all conference team from votes by coaches and sports writers across the league. The selection highlights star players from Washington Albia Burlington and Muscatine, notes heavy Blackhawk representation, and previews the coming page four and eight continuations.
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Plason
Gzette
Country children sell Christmas seals for health fund
In Washington and county towns children are selling Christmas seals this year to fund public health work. County superintendent Mrs Winnie Palmer directs the campaign with teachers, while Mrs Beee, county chairman, emphasizes purchases should be through the children. Mrs Rice reports good response to letters seeking donations.
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Washington
Beee
Winnie Palmer
Rice
Relief Group 10 Meeting Set at City Hall
Chairman Carl W Klein of the county relief committee calls a meeting Wednesday at 10 AM in City Hall to discuss further plans for county welfare work. The committee includes 2 men and women from various communities and heads of several relief organizations. About 40 families have received clothing via the YWCA welfare committee. shoes stockings and underwear remain needed for children. All YWCA women will assemble at the Y on Fridays to sort and distribute clothing to those in need.
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Carl W. Klein
County Committee On
Te Weld
Klein
YO W.C. A
D. D
Y. M
Y. W
Johnsons Cafe Held Up For 36 Dollars
Alfred Johnson proprietor of Johnsons cafe at 408 North Fourth and a customer, Gus, were robbed early Sunday. Two men in dirty overalls held a gun and grabbed 26.70 from the cash register, then fled by train or auto. Sheriff McCarty and Night Marshal Edwards led the search. a stranger in the cafe is suspected. A break in at Freddy Stewart hardware warehouse north of the tracks was reported earlier. Kathryn White stayed with her grandfather in Washington over the weekend.
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Alfred Johnson
Johnson
North Fourth
Gus
Fourth
Dagler
Southern Utilities
RL. McCarty
Mike Edwards
Dayton Pushes Iowa Land Tax Refund Plan
Des Moines reports state and federal action underway to refund Iowa landowners on internal revenue taxes tied to mid western land boom profits. Rep. C. Dayton rooms support from Gov Turner and the assessment board while seeking aid from agricultural groups. He notes potential refunds could reach over two million dollars if Congress retroactively allows claims from installments and real profits. The committee, chaired by Dayton, has received claims from many counties and expects average awards around 1200 dollars with interest. Other members include Rep O de Reimers and Sen William Carden.
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Des Moines
Iowa
C. Dayton
Washington County
Dan W
Harrison
Dickinson
J . Dickinson
Congress
Dayton Aid
Deyton
General Assembly
Dayton
Ite
Amitter
O. de Reimers
Lyon County
William Carden
Winfield
Three Lives Lost in Mine Blast at Monitor Coal No.1
In Gan, West Virginia, at Mine No.1 of Monitor Coal and Coke Co., a tunnel blast ignited a gas pocket under a creek, turning the shaft into fire and water. One body was recovered before floodwaters stalled search. officials fear three men were killed instantly.
Christmas Seals Reproduction On Enlarged Scale
A reproduction of this year’s Christmas seals is presented in enlarged form. The display centers on the festive icons and message crafted to celebrate the season.
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Audrey Spencer
Woodbury County
Elds
We Hereford
Gale Rt Harris
Columbia City
Ind
Horace Westcott
Denison
Aberdeen Angus
Harold Hassler
Manning
Marvin Yoakam
Keswick Ku
Lawrence Morgan
Aledo
Linus Griffin
Oxford
Vail. Ia
Robert G. Bacon
Wingate
Salem Church
Mark
Sean
Ert
Hinkler
Natal
Braz
West Africa
Brazil
New York
Cry Hall
Hap Roar Cup
Baker
Harold Briley
Dorothy Kouba
Lows City
Wesist
A. J. Twinam
Carol Jean
Claire Twinam
University Hospital
Town City
Claire ‘Twinam
Hoovers
White House
Tuberculosis Fund
Jncle
Jose Lou Berlinger
Emile Berlinger
David Witcover
WH Bayliss
Hartington
Coache
J. F. Thomason
Burlington
J.B. van Anthern
Okuiwa
E.W. Langlan
Mi Pleasant
L.A. Gluenkin
Fairfield
James W. Shultz
RM. Kinnan
Hiely
Bruce Cowden
The
Washington Journal
Mr. Patterson
Mt. Pleasant News
Bnd Fairall
Muscatine Journal
William Baker
Fairfield Ledger
Gazette
Mowery
Ottumwa
Burlington Gazettes
Burlingto Junior College Hackhawks
Blackhawks
Gazettes
Otheo
Albia
Tackles
John Gilyeart
Ington
Gage
Alba
Ale
Gilyeart
Ahrens
Pilkington
Ralph Morrison
Harold Brunsell
Johnny Coulter
Colle
Gilgen
Kiesey
Payer Seton
Ian
Ton Humeston
Owens
Wheeler
Aen
Johnson Cafe
ROH
Suppay
Kintera
McCarty
Freddy Stewart
Johnson's Cate
Kathryn White
Parsons College
J.C. Purvis
C.c.dayton
Case Today
Treasury Department
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