Iowa Groups Open Hearings On Liquor Plan
Des Moines reports the Iowa liquor control commission invited 17 organizations to speak on September 20 about proposed changes to liquor laws. Open to the public, groups may send representatives and request time to address the panel. The aim is to draft a temperance oriented bill with input from the Town Federation of Women's Clubs and several reform and restaurant groups.
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Des Moines
U.P
Towa Liquor Control Commission
Iowa
W. H. Millhaem
The
Town Federation of Women's Clubs
Anti-Saloon League
Iowa Temperance Counclil
Restaurant Owners Association
Iowa Repeal Council
Crusaders
Women's Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Chicken with rooster head found at Bloomington poultry house
A six and a half pound bird with a rooster head and a hen body was found at a Bloomington poultry house. The unusual chicken, which lays eggs and crows, drew curiosity from locals and officials.
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Bloomington
Ind
Crawfordsville Youth Missing After Daybreak Disappearance
The Journal reports John, a Crawfordsville High School student, has been missing for over a week. He left home near Crawfordsville on September 6 at eight in the morning and was last seen south on road 161 seeking a ride. His family, worried, asks anyone with information to contact his parents. He is described as about five feet six or seven inches tall, weighing 125 to 138 pounds, with a scar on his left cheek and a scar near the hairline, and was wearing a light blue hat later replaced by a green knit shirt, blue denim pants, a brown belt, and black low shoes. He has a tan from the summer and had no extra clothes with him.
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Mr. Pseulsgrove
John
Crawfordsville
Farm Strike Unavoidable Says Reno If NRA Provisions Extended
Milo Reno warns national farm strike is unavoidable unless NRA provisions are extended to agriculture. A Farmers Holiday Association code will be drafted for 24 Midwest states and sent to the Recovery Administration, with threatened action if not adopted. The plan seeks to raise farm net income, lower hours, curb bad practices, and recognize farm workers’ organizing rights.
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Reno
Des Moines
Iowa
Uup
Milo Reno
United Press Today
Farmers Holiday Association
Guiding Genius
Midwest
Recovery Administration
Boen
NRA
Holiday Association
A M E Musicians Present Friday Night
The Washington and Muscatine A M E congregations present a home talent concert at Washington Presbyterian Church at 8 p m Friday night to benefit Shorter chapel. A large crowd is urged and a silver offering will be collected. No church service Sunday at Shorter chapel due to Rev W S Ogleton attending the A M E conference in Davenport.
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Washington and Muscatine
Home Loan Meet Here on Saturday
Appraisers and attorneys of the Davenport district of the Home Owners Loan Corporation will meet at Washington Saturday for one of a series of inland meetings. The session aims to discuss loans and conditions affecting local property holders and to review application procedures and eligibility.
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Des Moines
U.P
Davenport
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Washington
Pauls Wife Revives Husband After Gas Incident
George Pauls Sr. was overcome by monoxide in the garage yesterday and improved today. Mrs. Pauls reentered the garage and found him, then used the L. A. Jones inhalator to revive him. He intended to step to the door when he collapsed. he remains able to sit in a chair.
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George Pauls, Sr
Mr. Pauis
Notice Brief on Uniform Appraisal Methods Meeting
A meeting was announced today to draft uniform appraisal methods and speed up the preprocessing work. The event aims to standardize approaches and streamline prefinancing tasks for involved parties.
Inflation Ultimatum Drives Senate Action on Prices
Democratic senators Harrison and Fletcher warned that Congress must curb inflation if the administration does not act before the next session. Treasury Secretary Woodin returned to discuss monetary policy, with investors awaiting a plan to refund Liberty loans and resolve tax collections held up by litigation.
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Washington, D. C
E Capital Hill
Ee Fletcher
Senate Bankin and Currency Committee
Harrison
Senate Financing Committee
Congress
Thomas
Woodin
Miss Everstine Daniels Plans Return After Cold
Miss Everstine Daniels remains sidelined with a cold and has not returned to Monmouth. She plans to travel back early next week.
Revolutions in Cuba and US commentary from Beverly Hills
In Beverly Hills, discourse compares Cuban revolutions to cocktails and packs, noting ongoing political instability. The piece jokes about American interest and references sugar as a point of contention, framing Cuba's internal changes as a national matter.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Cuba
First Aid Class Moved to Nurses' Home Tonight
The First Aid class will meet in the basement classroom at the nurses' home near Washington County Hospital at 7 30. If over twenty five attend, extra classes will be arranged and participants should report tonight for registration.
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Nurses’ Home
Washington County Hospital
Cold Weather Dampens OsKaloosa Band Concert Crowds
The Oskaloosa band gave a very good concert last evening with about thirty players. Cold weather cut attendance, but a number of people heard and enjoyed the performance. The concert was offered in exchange for a Washington Concert band event held in Oskaloosa a few weeks earlier.
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Oskaloosa
Washington
Benefit game deferred due to weather at Junkin Field
Weather forced cancellation of the tenball benefit game at Junkin Field. Proceeds would have aided the emergency kitchen fund for next winter. The washout also postponed a kittenball match between a junior college team and a teachers’ league. Earlier, the American Pearls beat Brighton 13 to 6 at Junkin Field, with Washington tallying runs in the first, second, fifth, seventh, and eighth innings.
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Emergency Kitchen
Washington
Junkin Field
American Pearls
Brighton
Pearls
Washington high band seeks transport for Oska solo game
Washington high school band needs cars to travel to Oskaloosa for the opener. Director Milburn McKay seeks volunteer drivers and notes a bus will be used for future trips. Tickets for Washington fans to attend are 85 cents adults and 25 cents students, with pickup at the high school by noon tomorrow.
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Warriors of Washington High School
Oskaloosa
Washington High School
Washington
Milburn McKuay
Casefield
McKay
Guy Carlton
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Burlington
Okkaloosa
Whiting to Speak on Missionary Topic
Dr. Harry Whiting of Brighton will address the Women's Missionary Society Friday at 2 30 PM in the Presbyterian church. His theme The Layman's Report reflects 16 years abroad. Mrs Lewis hosts and Dr Eastwood leads devotionals. the public is invited.
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Harry Whiting
Brighton
Women's Missionary Society
Presbyterian Cchure
Mrs. Lewis
Dr. Eastwood
Shoe-shaped playhouse built for Draper estate children
Canton Massachusetts AUP reports a whimsical shoe-shaped playhouse completed on the estate of Paul A Draper. The structure mirrors the fairy tale The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe and is intended for the site’s young visitors.
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Canton
Mass
Paul A. Draper
Twin colts born at Hiery Zuger's ranch shock rancher
WAITSBURG Washington reports a surprising birth at the Hiery Zuger ranch. A pair of twin animals arrived to 9 W Wercheron. One colt stood four ho rses in height while the other was a mule.
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Waitsburg
Wash
Wercheron
Hiery Zuger
Chicago flyer Ralph Dodson clears customs 1014 times
Ralph Dodson, an American Airways pilot, says he cleared customs between the United States and Canada 1,014 times while flying to Montreal over four years. He cites passengers attempting liquor smuggling as his greatest trouble.
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Chicago
Ralph Dodson
American Airways
U. S
Canada
Montreal
30 000 on Holiday in East Today
Ten men were wounded at Gates near Uniontown as strike breakers tried to enter the B Frick Coke mine. Pickets and deputies exchanged fire while Fayette county coal fields were heavily picketed in a renewed strike action. A separate clash occurred at Edensberg on another Frick property. None of the injured were in serious condition. In Washington, coal operators and 90 percent of the industry agreed on a code to present to the NRA for study and possible adoption.
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Uniontown
Gates
B& @ Frick Coke company
Fayette County
United Mine Workers of America
Edensberg
Frick
Washington, D. C
Schools Art Work Being Reorganized
C. E. Avis of Des Moines, a representative of the Practical Drawing company, assists with reorganizing ward schools art work. Room teachers will provide art instruction this year. No separate art instructor in the system and no art training in junior high. Avis met with staff and planned a 4 pm meeting at the high school for ward school art teachers. Practical Drawing books are used by pupils.
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Avis
Des Moines
Practical Drawing Company
Directed verdict ends Robinson case at Wing a restaurant
Otis Robinson sued John Witaga for 10000 damages claiming a fall on a cellar stair at Wing a restaurant while delivering groceries. Judge J G Patterson granted a directed verdict for the defendant after the plaintiff's evidence, ending the trial. Court adjourned for the day with no more jury cases until next Monday.
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Robinson Va
George F. Morrison
Dunham Morrison
J. G. Patterson
Otis Robinson
John Witaga
Winga
Patterson
Washington
Sigourney
District Bar Association
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