Roosevelt Warns On Arms Parley Risk To Break
Paris report says President Roosevelt will withdraw from the arms conference unless delays in negotiating a disarmament accord end. Norman Davis, envoy, and Arthur Henderson arrived to brief before Geneva talks. Davis notes no U S disarmament plan and no U S contribution to the talks.
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Roosevelt
Paris
World Arms Conference
Norman Davis
Davis
London
Arthur Henderson
Geneva
United States
Bandits Rob Ames Man at Newton Iowa
Three unmasked bandits robbed H. T. Satter of Ames this morning near Newton. They followed his car for eight miles, shot a tire, and took $150 plus a diamond ring and diamond stickpin. Satter freed his hands and notified the sheriff.
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RCB Ames
Newton, IA
Newton
H. T. Satter
Ames
Satter
Sheriff's Office
Ottumwa Visitor William McConaughey Briefly Here
William McConaughey of Ottumwa visited during the weekend, staying in the area for several days and sightseeing locally.
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William McConaughey of
Ottumwa
Washington High to Open Grid Season Without Captain Leeper
Washington high school football begins practice for the home opener against Ottumwa at Casefield. Captain Leeper is out several weeks with a knee issue while coach Guy Carlton prioritizes fitness and caution. Ottumwa is described as a heavy team that defeated Albia 13 to 4 last week.
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Leeper
Washington High School
Ottumwa
Casefield
Guy Carlton
Washington
Oskaloosa
Cinion
Dick Field
Charles Cannon
Albia
Home Loan Session Draws Fifty Here Saturday
A district meeting of appraisers and attorneys for the Home Loan bank was held in Washington Saturday. About fifty men attended with leaders including Guy Botsford of Des Moines Ed Kauffman of Davenport and Washington appraiser George Breitenbach and local attorney T A Michels. The movement aims to save homes from mortgage claims through government loans.
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Home Loan Bank Organization
Washington
Guy Botsford
Des Molens
Ed Kauffman
Davenport
Iown
George Breitenbach
T. A
Washington and Cuba Faith in Government Amid Hard Times
The piece notes the contrast between trivial news and major events as newspapers chase front-page stories about sports and Cuba. It argues that many remain hopeful despite unemployment, trusting government to provide stability as the public faces scarcity and hardship.
Eye Injured by Telephone Wire in Accident
Bob Jacobs was cutting a telephone wire when it flopped back and nicked his eye Saturday afternoon. He received stitches but will likely keep his sight.
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Bob Jacobs
First Aid Class To Meet Thursday Evening
The second meeting of the first aid class will be in the basement classroom of the nurses' home at 7 30 Thursday evening. Plans form to split the group into two classes with twenty five capacity. Dr H F Masson leads the instruction with possible help from other doctors. The Red Cross course will begin next week and run fifteen lessons with extended sessions as needed.
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Nurses’ Home
H. F. Masson
Masson
Red Cross
Jean Harlow Ties Knot With Cameraman Harold Rosson
Hollywood reports Jean Harlow wed Harold E. Rosson in Yuma Arizona after a 4:30 AM ceremony. Rosson is a noted motion picture cameraman. Harlow previously married Charles McGrew in Chicago and Paul Bern, who died by suicide in 1932.
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Hollywood
Jean Harlow
Yuma
Arizona
Harold E. Rosson
Justice of the Peace
A Freeman
Charles McGrew
Chicago
Paul Bern
Private Telephone Wire Near Flynns
A private telephone line, owned by the Rendering Works, lies along a wire south of town near Flynns.
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Flynns
The
Rendering Works
Waterloo founder Harry Keister among four killed in crash
Harry Keister a Journal founder from Waterloo was killed in a south highway collision near Waverly Sunday afternoon. Four other victims included Howard Harrington Vern King and two Kacera family members. Keister, 64, born in Washington, had helped start the Journal in 1893 and later worked in advertising before his death.
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Harry Keister
The
Journal
Waverly
Waterloo
Acad
Howard Harrington
Vern King
Keister
WM14
Joseph Kacera
Frank
Cedar Rapids
Kacera
Washington
al Keister
Washington High School
Daily Hustler
William McCausland
Nate Black
William Fifewilliam
McCausland
Mr. Keister
Evening Journal
Emergency Kitchen Benefit Kittenball Game at Troop Field
Tomorrow evening features a benefit kittenball game at Troop Field with two teams of business and professional men. Proceeds go to the emergency kitchen fund after a postponed event, with a Washington Municipal band concert at seven and a 7 30 kickoff.
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Troop Field
Troop Bield
Washington Municipal Band
Business Men
American Pearl
Troof Ff
Junkingfield
Tomatoes Still Needed for City Emergency Kitchen
City hall volunteers sought as 10 to 15 bushels of tomatoes are requested for tonight to aid the emergency kitchen. About twenty bushels of green beans will be canned tomorrow morning at 4 o'clock. Deliver produce to city hall or call Mrs A E Baldrige for a pickup. 186 quarts already canned.
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City Hall
Ey Hall
A. E. Baldrige
Two Western States Vote on Repeal Tuesday
Santa Fe dispatch notes New Mexico and Idaho will vote Tuesday on repeal of Prohibition. Wet leaders forecast they will become the 30th and 31st states to ratify repeal, boosting momentum for nationwide change.
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Santa FE
N. M
USPI
New Mexico
Idaho
Mrs Williams Elected District Chair Woman
Mrs June Williams of Wellman was chosen district chair woman to fill the vacancy created by Mrs Madge O Neil resignation at the first district democratic meeting in Mt Pleasant. Seventeen of twenty two chairmen and chairwomen attended with delegates from Iowa counties including Louisa Cedar and Jefferson in attendance via proxy.
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June Williams
Wellman
Madge O'Neil
Columbus Junction
Mt. Pleasant
Patterson
Gray
Iowa
Eyewater
Johnson
J. R. Thompson
Muscatine
Bailey
Des Moines
Wolfe
Cruiksha
Virginia and Florida vote in October elections
October elections pit voters in Virginia and Florida against key races while other states like Ohio Pennsylvania North and South Carolina Utah and Kentucky engage in regional contests amid Navy related coverage.
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Virginia
Florida
Ohio
Pennsylvania
North
South Carolina
Utah
Kentucky
Damage Toll From NC Hurricane Tops Fourteen Dead
Beaufort NC reports14 known dead and multimillion dollar damage after the weekend hurricane. Four men drowned on a barge in Albemarle Sound, three girls and a woman drowned elsewhere, a sailor swept from a motor ship, a Coast Guardsman missing, the schooner Dale with Captain James Hamilton and his three sons sank, and a baby was tossed from a mother’s arms in a separate tragedy. Communication with Roanoke Island remained impossible the same day.
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Beaufort
North Carolina
Albemarle Sound
Dale
James Hamilton
Roanoke Island
Settlement Talks Sue Auto Damage Case Reopens
Elanor Garmoe versus Roger Colthurst, a personal injury auto case, sought settlement this morning before jury impaneling. The suit, tried previously in district court, favored the plaintiff, appealed to the supreme court, and returned for retrial.
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Garmoe
Colthurst
Elanor Garmoe
Roger Colthurst
Supreme Court
Hoovers Headed to Chicago for Century of Progress
Mr and Mrs Herbert Hoover travel to Chicago for a ten day visit to the Century of Progress exposition. Hoover hopes to inspect exhibits and enjoy the fair during their trip.
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San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
Chicago
Lytle Announces Availability of NRA Reemployment Seals
County chairman Lloyd Lytle states a supply of Town re employment seals is available to all firms entitled to display them with blue eagle insignia. Seals show the number of employees added to payroll under the recovery program and must bear the county chairman's signature. Changes in re employed numbers require an updated seal upon application.
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Lloyd Lytle
National Recovery Administration
Mr. Lytle
NRA
Ecounty
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Robert E. Lund
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America
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Game Band
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Ad Murphy
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Leslie Eicher
Charles Clark
Ted Dalton
Mac DeLong
Tracy Phillips
Scott Jarrard
Floyd Roe
Frank Ritchey
Jay Brown
Frank de Harman
Dr. A. W. Clow
T A Flenner
Rodney Arnold
Jack Kupka
Ralph Gibson
Dick Johnson
Fritz Turner
Ed Gray
Kalona
Pressley Figgins
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Richland
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George McGraw
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