Increase In U S Wealth Is Indicated
New York reports show over 10 billion dollars added to securities and major agricultural products since Hoover credit plan, with stock and commodity gains indicating restored confidence. Estimates place stock appreciation around seven to ten billion since October lows, while agriculture rises near half a billion. Hoover's banking credit pool progress noted despite clearinghouse setup delays.
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New York
Pesident Hoover
Nation Credit Corporation
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Catton
Hoover
Washington Band Holds Oyster Supper and Meeting
Washington Band conducted a business meeting at City Hall with about twenty five members present. Springman, president, led the session that reviewed the year’s work and the group then held an oyster supper at Minick’s. Mrs N C Bohr of Keota wed here yesterday.
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Regi
Springman
Minick
Capone Delayed to Leavenworth. Bail Denied by Chicago Court
Capone remains in county jail after a circuit court of appeals denied bail and delayed transfer to Leavenworth. The court ruled Capone should await the outcome of a potential appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court on the tax evasion conviction, which carries 11 years and a $50,000 fine. Justice Alschuler Sparks Evans issued the order at 2 p.m., with 15 days given to file any appeal.
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Chicago
Scarface
Ai” Capone
United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Leavenworth
Tat Capone
United States Supreme Court
Bone
Circuit
Circuit Court
Samuel Alschuler
Whim. Sparks
Evan A. Evans
Ahern
Capone
Supreme Court
Sir Wilkerson
France to Buy U S Wheat as Gold Flows to Paris
Paris reports a Franco American wheat deal and a wave of gold shipments. France plans to purchase at least 20,000,000 bushels of U S farm board wheat with duty free entry while Central Europe negotiates cotton credits. A record U S gold transfer reaching 65 million dollars arrives in Cherbourg, lifting withdrawals to 510 million since late summer.
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Paris
United States Farm Board
Unts
Me Farm Board
France
United
United Wheat
Russia
United States
Cherebourg
Milwaukee
Bank of France
Dresden
America
Sixteen Pastors Attend County Ministerial Meeting at Y M C A
Sixteen ministers gathered at the Washington county Ministerial Association meeting in the Y M C A to study Religious Education. Rev R W Merrifield of Muscatine was guest and invited the association to met in Muscatine on November 2. Eastwood discussed Richardson's The Christ of the Class Room while summer study at the Presbyterian Seminary. Gordon spoke on The Church and Adult Education and Allison addressed The Organization and Administration of Religious Education. Matthews led devotion. Keoty chaired and opened discussion. The room featured autumn decor and hosts.
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Washington County
R W. Merrifield
Muscatine
Supreme Court grants Mrs. Miner a new trial
Des Moines reports the Iowa Supreme Court reversed a Jones County murder conviction of Mrs. Tilda Miner and remanded for a new trial. Justice Stevens, Evans and DeGrath dissented. Miner was sentenced to life in Rockwell City's women's reformatory. Alfred Hartwig was acquitted.
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Des Moines
Octophe Town
Mine
Supreme Court
Mrs Harry Macon Wins Radio Contest and Services Held
Mrs Henry Macon won a radio contest. Funeral services for Mrs dH were held yesterday conducted by Rev F C Witzigman of the Methodist church with a vocal solo by Mrs J H Lattimore. Casket bearers included J K Gardner and others. Burial was in Elm Grove. Lillian Hoffman of Keota served as secretary to Gov Rolph and departed for San Francisco for signature while governor was hospitalized.
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Wa T
dHin
Sherman
de. F.C Witzigman
the Methodist Church
J. H. Lattimore
J. K. Gardner
Charles Raxan
Charles Owen
W. Beliel
L. F. Woodburn
W. Jones
Loyal Sisterhood
Methodist Sunday Show
Rolph
San Francisco
Hallowe'en Party for YMCA Boys Event
Edwin Griffith of YM A staff announces a Hallowe en party Thursday at 7 PM at the Y for Vieeader and junior boys. He expects about sixty to attend. Wednesday evening is the annual banquet served by the Hig club for their fathers scheduled to begin at 6 30.
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Edwin Griffith
YM. A
Hallowe'en
Aout
Hig Club
British Citizens Elect House of Commons Members Today
Voters across Britain chose 547 MPs in cold weather with London shrouded in fog. The national government led by Ramsay MacDonald appeared set for a robust majority, aiming for at least 980 seats, while Labour projected 250 seats with intense, sometimes violent campaigning and clashes in North Kensington.
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House of Commons
London
Act
Ramsay Stac- Donal
Fox
Ramsay MacDonald
Macleon
Labor
Ior
Ramsay
MacDonald
Seaham
Labores
Washington High Prepares for State Cross Country Meet
Fim Shultz leads Washington high school as they plan to enter the state cross-country contest at Town City next Saturday. Twenty or more schools are expected. Washington placed fifth last Saturday in Muscatine among eleven teams. Ottumwa won with Mu second and Hesseltine third. Minden limped with a weak ankle. Helwick, a top runner, is with a cavalry troop at Burlington and unable to run.
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Fim Shultz
Washington High School
Town City
Washington
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Hesseltine
Rural Pupils Join Junior Red Cross Effort
Mrs Winnie Palmer chairman reports eight county schools enrolled in the Junior Red Cross. Funds from last year funded clothing for a tornado district child. A popular appeal runs among rural children as Mrs Palmer hopes for 100 percent school membership.
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Winnie Palmer
Junior Red Cross
Grant Extradition for Woman Killer
Extradition papers for the return of Mrs. Winnie Ruth Judd from Los Angeles to Phoenix Arizona were approved today by Francis Cochran executive in Sacramento California. The action follows a request from Arizona authorities detailing the murder case and the need for the suspect to face trial.
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Sacramento
Calif
Winnie Ruth Judd
Los Angeles
Phoeix, Ariz
Francis Cochran
Iowa Supreme Court classifies punch board as gambling device
Des Moines Oct 27 UP An Iowa Supreme Court opinion written by Justice Grimm holds a punch board is a gambling device in an appeal from Des Moines municipal court. The decision states the legislature recognized a punch board as a gambling device. In Portland a musical mouse plagues a matron as Bach preludes trigger a chirping out of a ventilator.
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Des Moines
Upan
Iowa Suprem Court Today
Grimm
Keokuk County Case Relief Group To Be Tried Here
The Keokuk county case relief group convenes Monday to hear the state against Alfred Liecht, charged with man slaughter in a venue change granted by Judge D W Hamilton. Liecht, accused in the death of five year old Robert Ruth, allegedly struck by a truck July 15, 1931, and intoxicated at the time. County Attorney Wikcockson represents the state. F M Beatty acts for the defendant. K E Wilcockson assists in prosecution. In other items potato crops delayed by heat in Arkansas and a county relief committee plans Monday meeting to organize work for the unemployed. United States farm chickens are being raised due to drought and low prices, per the agriculture department.
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Washinging County
Alfrad K. Lieehtl
DW. Hamilton
Sigourney
Liechtt
Robert Ruth
Yvonne
Keokukounty
Lieehti
Dein Wikcockson
Keokuk County
F. OM. Beatty
K. E. Wilcockson
Carl W. Klein
Hall
Klein
United States
Department of Agriculture
Department
Laval and Borah Meet Sparks in Foreign Attains Exchange
A humorous sketch notes Laval a self made Frenchman praised by Hoover era officials. The encounter with Prime Minister Borah turns into a playful clash over foreign policy as a routine transacts veer into a political jab.
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Holly Woun
Laval
Mr. Hoover
Monsieur Laval
Mr. Borah
Commiento
Western storm brings snows and cold to Denver to Wyoming
Western storm moves from the Rockies toward the Mississippi Valley with heavy snow in Wyoming and Montana and record cold in Denver. Subfreezing temperatures and power disruptions accompany rain and snow bands as communications and air travel face delays. In Quincy Illinois a 76 minute cloudburst floods highways, basements flood, and residents prepare for more cold weather.
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Chicago
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Yellowstone
Pucbio
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Mercury
Wyomin
Quincy
Hil
Freight Line Out Application Withdrawn By Town Board
Dittrich of Dawes withdrew his application for a freight line. The Town board announced the contemplation of a line serving Scott Muscatine Louisa Washington Keokuk and Mahaska including the cities of Washington and Oskaloosa.
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Oet Dittrich
Dawes
Scott
Muscatine
Louisa
Washington
Keokuk
Mahaska
Oskaloosa
Riverside Man Shot Taken to Hospital
Riverside, Ort. 27 Russell Yedlick was rushed to a hospital in Iowa City after a chest wound Sunday at the home of his wife's father Scott Stover, near here. He says the shooting occurred accidentally as he removed a gun from a woman attending a district meeting of the Alfred Mutual Automobile Association in Mt. Pleasant. A luncheon and school of instruction were planned.
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Riverside
Russell Yedlick
Iowa City
Scott Stover
Here
Lone Tree
Frances McCoy
Alfred Mutual Automobile Association of
Des Moines
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa Guards to Withdraw 1100 from Cattle War Zone
Des Moines county will see 1100 national guardsmen redeployed to their homes by Friday or Saturday as testing for cattle disease proceeds. By week’s end most troops leave Des Moines county, while officials discuss limited testing in Lee county and ongoing inspections of cattle herds.
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Des Moines
W.H. Batley
Des Moines County
Innes Moines
Bailey
Mark G. Thornburg
Thornburg
Lee County
Iowa Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Wight Reactors
Burlington
Towa
Charles Meller
Leroy
Ratay
Atpatavia
Jefferson Country
Here
National Guard
CL. McKinnon
London
Protective Association
Taco Eversman
Salt Vaughn
Peter Malcholm
Richland Family Illness and Visitors Highlight Local Notes
A. Neville Richland and Mrs Wm K are seriously ill at their home. Weekend visitors were Mr and Mrs Thos Leahey and daughter from Fairfield, AC Robinson and family, Mrs K RU Smith and Paul Nees, Mr and Mrs B. Hatton Onslow, Mrs Aar on Bailey and Mrs Lester Thompson Washington. Barrel of fruit sent to Benedict home in Des Moines. Jen Hostler of John Spider farm advertises Tuesday sale with a large stock listing.
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Richland An
Wm K
Thos
Leahey and Mall
Fairfield
AC. Robinson
K. RU Smith
Nees
Paul
Ge Hatton
Onslow
Aaro ‘On Bailey
Lester Thompson
Washington
C. A
Jen Hostler
John Spider
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Chicago Court Today
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Thomase A. Filson
Eilison Indus:ries
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Charles Faison
Stedy Sreligions Rdeo A. Thon
Riers
Korea
Mukden
Manchuria
Tilda Miner
Harry Macon
Sala Saeed
Liege
Connie Ena
Ieee
Lillian Hoffman
Y.M.C.A
Ise
North Kensington
da. J. Duneal
Tillham
Alfred Butt
Red Cross
Grant
Hingr OF Wesen
Renton
Arkansas
Pocias
Roaching Wenter
Nellie Wolfe
Marietta McCoy
Wyman
William Knottnerus
Des Moines Yester
Dave Knottnerus
Walter David
Will Vances
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