Indigent Patient Quota Plan Explained by Iowa Doctor
Dr. F E Plass explained the Iowa City indigent care quota system at the Washington County Medical Society dinner at the Congress hotel. He traced patient allotments from 16 in 1927 to 3 148 awaiting care in August and cited state funding limits and county access as key factors.
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Washington County Medical Society
FE. D. Plass
State University of Iowa Medical School
University Hospital
Plass
Big State Hospital
Iowa City
Anamosa
Mt. Pleasant
Johnson County
Jjnn County
Washington County
Woodbury County
Pottawattamie County
Herring Demands Higher Farm Prices and Cuban Intervention Prep
Herring calls for higher farm prices while ordering preparations for possible Cuban intervention. In Iowa, a coal miners strike grows with 3,000 workers across Colfax area joining, 24 mines idle in six counties as workers demand NRA codes, a 30 hour week, and a five dollar daily pay.
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Des Moines
U.P
Lowa
Colfax
Jasper County
Ilgreas
Monroe
Polk
Boone
Marion
Ambulance Called for Man who Vanished Into Cornfield
A car left the Brighton road ditching itself near the Carl Voorhees home. The injured driver appeared but the patient escaped into a corn field before an ambulance arrived. David F. Miller was later found in the corn and taken to jail for intoxication. The car was damaged but repairable. Miller's fate after capture remained unsettled.
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Brighton Road
Carl Voorhees
David F. Miller
Miller
Hale Dunn
Ardmore
Okla
Bailey
Dallas
Edward Young
Charles Morrow
Young
Nick Tresp
Wreck of Atlantic Express Blamed on Signal Failure
In Binghamton New York railway officials blamed the engineer for failing to heed danger signals in a collision that killed 16 passengers and injured 25 on the Erie Railroad's Atlantic Express from Chicago to New York. An eight car milk train rear ended the stoppped passenger train within the city limits causing heavy damage to wooden and steel cars. Investigations by railway and Interstate Commerce Commission officials began at once.
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Binghampton
N. Y
Erie Raiway
Chicago
New York
Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mrs Mellie Parrow Visits from Ainsworth Today
Mrs Mellie Parrow from Ainsworth was in town today for shopping. She stopped at local stores and browsed merchandise, indicating a routine social visit and active consumer activity in the community.
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Mellie Parrow
Ainsworth
Burglars Scared Away at Ainsworth Station
Three men in a car with a yellow license plate attempted to burglarize the Ira Nordyke filling station at Ainsworth last night. Neighbors alerted the sheriff after glass broke and the three fled, leaving pennies valued at 1.75.
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Ira Nordyke
Ainsworth
California
New York
Roosevelt orders naval strangling movilization in Cuba
President Roosevelt ordered warship concentration in Cuban waters and marines at Quantico to form a expeditionary force of 1108 men. Secretary Swanson to Havana aboard the Indianapolis. Admiral Standley said six to eight ships would be in Cuban waters by tomorrow noon. Roosevelt insisted intervention is not contemplated.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt Voday
Cuban
Quantico
Swanson
Havana
Indianapolis
William Standley
Cuba
Molesworth Delayed in Joining the Bears
Keith Molesworth plans to join the Chicago Bears for the fall season while also finishing duties with the Galveston Buccaneers. The Buccaneers face Houston in a five game post season series for a cash purse, delaying his travel to Chicago. He is finishing his fourth Texas baseball season and is slated as a Bears quarterback.
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Keith Molesworth
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Buccaneers
Galveston
Houston
Bears
Notre Dame
Soldiers Field
Molesworth
Texas
Baldrige Elected Commander of Leon Beatty American Legion
A. E. Baldrige was elected commander of Leon Beatty Post American Legion at a Legion hall meeting last night. Officers named include Vice-Commander Russell Frink Adjutant Clyde Putnam Finance Officer Ted Crone Historian Cloyce Stewart Chaplain Rev J H O'Donnell Sergeant at Arms Aaron Stafford publicity officer Ralph Moothart and two new executive committee members Howard Miller and Vic Crone. The finance officer was authorized to buy two Legion billboard posters for later display.
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A. E. Baldrige
Leon Beatty Most
American Legion
Legion Hall
Russell Frink
Clyde Putnam
Ted Crone
Cloyce Stewart
J. H. O'Donnell
Aaron Stafford
Ralph Moothart
Howard Miller
Vic Crone
Jay Brown
Thrge Legion
First unit of 64 ponds completed at state fish hatchery
Harrisburg reports twenty permanent retaining ponds of the initial 64 to be built at the Dellafonte Fish Hatchery have been completed, according to the Department of Fisheries.
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Dellefonte
Department of Fisheries
Labor Day Proposal and Satirical Notes by Will Rogers
Will Rogers advocates renaming every holiday Labor day and quips about vacations. He jokes about the president sneaking off a yacht with Vincent Astor and the challenges of yachting including losing crew and guests on rough days. He mocks sales tax on hamburgers and American simplicity with humor about wages and gas.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Vincent Astor
Beatty Corps Set for Friday Drum Corps Contest
The Leon Beatty Post Drum and Bugle Corps heads to Cedar Rapids Friday evening for an NRA victory parade and drum corps contest at Bunny baseball park. Entrants include Hampton, Washington, Valley Junction, Muscatine, Maquoketa, Burlington, Elkader, with prizes for best drummer, bugler, and drum major.
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Leon Beatty Post
Cedar RapiDs
Richardson
Keota
Teets
Kalona
NRA
American Legion
Cedar Rapides
Bunny Baseball Park
Hampton
Washington
Valley Junction
Muscatine
Maquoketa
Burlington
Elkader
Howard [Botts
Ted Drew
Legion
Dubuque
Lary Hunter
Q Cedar Rapides Corps
Drew
Hanford
Pont-a- Mousson
William Vesely
National Guard
G. A. FR
Conservation Corps
Paisades
Four More Enroll at Junior College
Four more students have registered in junior college since the list of fifty eight names was released. The article notes continued enrollment and details on the growing cohort at the facility.
Governor urges immediate action on farm price parity
Des Moines reports Governor Herring sent a telegram to President Roosevelt urging that farm prices be pegged at the 1914 level to restore parity with other industrial prices. He cites a poor crop year, rising merchandise and labor costs, and farm produce lagging behind, urging drastic measures to help farmers participate in the NRA program.
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Des Moines
Herring
Roosevelt
NRA
Court Rules Clark Entitled to Salary as Insurance Commissioner
Des Moines Iowa September 6 Commissioner BE Clark may receive his salary The Polk county district court Judge Allen A Herrick ruled in favor of Clark in a mandamus suit against state comptroller C B D Murtagh The decision ordered Murtagh to issue a warrant for 166 66 dollars covering the first half of August and noted Clark held office legally despite an earlier opinion by the Attorney General The ruling directs Clark attorneys to prepare a peremptory order for immediate payment
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Des Moines
BE. W. Clark
Allen A. Herrick
Polk County District Court
Clark
C. B D. Murtagh
Herrick
Edward L. O'Connor
Dan Turner
Murtagh
District Court
Enrollment Push Aims for Seventy at Local College
Dean Harland Mead announced the current enrollment reached 62 with four new students William Wells Helen Jungbluth Milo Glider and Harold Kolosick joining from junior college and high school respectively. He expects the total to rise to 70 as more prospects sign up.
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Harland Mead
William Wells
Helen Jungbluth
Milo Glider
Harold Kolosick
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Iowa
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Oklahoma City
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Richland
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Paldrige
Lpon Beatty
Harrisburg
Will Rogers
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Boston
Donald McKay
Castle Island
Trkal Legion
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