House 308 Moves to Impeach Judge English
Washington April 2 AP Federal Judge Hagush of the Lie exstern Ulingis district faces senate impeachment on five counts after the House voted 206 to 62. Seven managers will be chosen to prosecute before the senate. selection was delayed over party balance. The charge list includes bankruptcy funds misuse and abuse of authority.
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Jederal
Hagush
Lie
Longworth
English
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Garrett
Tennessee
Dudge English
Genale
House
Congress
Northeast Teachers Elect H C Moeller President for Year
Northeast teachers elect H C Moeller to lead for the year in a meeting discussing mental hygiene and its role in education. The session featured remarks on fostering student potential and the dangers of laziness while highlighting the value of intellectual and emotional development.
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Northeast
H.C. Moeller
Roumanian Arrival to Take Duties in Washington
Radu Djutara is named in Day's News as the new Roumanian ambassador in Washington, assuming duties. De J. N. Piertée, pastor to President Coolidge, advocates theatre amusements and Sunday baseball. Thomas Sa. Woodlock is confirmed to the Interstate Commerce Commission. General Pershing returns to his desk after health recovery.
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Radu Djutara
Washington
de J. N. Piertée
Coolidge
Thomas Sa. Woodlock
Inter- Staite Commerce Commission
Ojtis J. Pershing
Heth
Sador
United States
Isolated Races Prompt Peril Says Wisconsin Sociologist
Edward Ross, a sociology professor at Wisconsin State University, warned that races long isolated by time and distance now press against each other, risking global welfare. He described Ross, a large-toned Iowa native from Linn county, as a leader with a farmer’s hands and a plain speech, recalling winters teaching in a one-room school near Marion.
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Edward
Wisconsin State University
Earth
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Ross
Navaca
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Webster Praises Corn Stalk Wallboard Discovery
Des Moines reports state railroad commissioner Charles Webster endorses a new wallboard made from corn stalks. He notes its durability and builders investigate a factory to produce the material, with Illinois and Iowa being considered locations.
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Webster
Des Moines
Charles Webster
Chicago
Protess
Minnesota
Mlinois
Iowa
Four Liquor Law Violators Fined and Escaped Jail Terms
Four individuals pleaded guilty to liquor nuisance before Judge WW. Boses and others were fined amounts and costs. ninety day jail terms were suspended on the fine payments. One defendant had a charge dismissed on motion of counsel.
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Amid X
Shaukis
P.O. Clineger
Boses
Pasmico
Hudtte Uuieg
Lerner
Brookhart Steck Senate Contest Moves to Monday
Washington April. Senate debate on the Brookhart Steck Iowa senatorial contest is postponed to Monday. Brockhart supporters rally for a 2 PM floor fight as Steck and minority report advocate seek unseating. majority argues voter's intent while members from California and Missouri shift positions for more light on the case.
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Washington, D. G
Senate
Brockhart
Stephens
Sissippi
Daniel Steck
Walsh
Denowat
Montana
Ernst
Senate Elections Committee
Brookhart
Steck
Caraway
Arkansas
Shortridge
Iowa
California
Williams
Missouri
Astute Cop Foils Chinese Lottery Dope Plot
San Francisco police thwart an attempt by Chinese agents to obtain a quantity of printed matter claimed to contain heavenly passages. Sergeant Manian, an expert on Chinese affairs, called the material Chinese lottery dope and noted the Quong Lee company had stored it since May 1922 at the appraisers building.
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San Francisco
Cal
INS
Jack Manian
Chinatown
Quong Lee Company
Malhoun
Quong Lee
Earl Carroll Faces Possible Term Amid Bathtub Party Probe
Debonair Broadway producer Earl Carroll, linked to a post theatre party at the Earl Carroll Theatre, faces potential prison time after a federal grand jury investigation. Joyce Hawley, a model, alleged bathing in wine at the gathering. Carroll was arrested and pleaded not guilty before Judge Knox.
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New York
Earl Carron
Debonair
Earl Carroll Theatre
Joyce Hawley
Carroll
Federal
Knox Fagarratynane
Carrol
Bragdon Elected President Of Local Ad Club
Kenneth Bragiten elected president of the local advertising club succeeding Fowler. Leeper and Watertas members named to support roles as the new administration prepares for the next 18 months.
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Bragdon
Fowler
Kenneth Bragiten
The
Diver
Und of
Watertas
Nk Wacher. Jr
Obituary notices include Mrs Elle Graham and infants death
Obituary notices report Mrs Elle Graham 69 of 1415 Fourth Street West found dead at 9 am from heart trouble and complications. Also listed are infant Harry O Jackson 1925 birth, deaths of Charles Mantle longtime Waterloo resident, Themis Hal hind, and The Rev H R Moung with funeral details and burial plans. Surviving relatives include sons, parents, and multiple siblings.
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Elle Graham
Fourth Street West
Kora Edwards
Graham
Waterloo
Theodore Graham
Iowa
Dakota
Ellis’ Frow
Butler County
Grundy County
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Rov
Atlantic
Lydhay
AIFS
Water
Nellie Brown
Petersburg
W.va
Marcia Guusolis
Chicago
Minnie Walker
Los Angeles
Cal
Petersen Brothers Mortuary
Harry G. Sackson
Harry O
Roy Jackson
Seventh Street East
Nacents
Lisyd
Floyd
Jay
Edna
Kearn
Funeya
B. A. Roadman
Nastar of
Cesarles
Puneralsee
Charles Mantle
Locust Street
J. Richmond Morgan
Yoill
Flovwond
Teachers Fight Salary Cut Warned At Luncheon
Superintendent Bling of Water ton public schools told 206 teachers at a luncheon that teachers must oppose a salary cut. He argued the public is educated by teachers who are underpaid and that boards will resist reduced pay during the coming year.
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Kline
Malin
W. Bling
Waterton
Srlence
SMCS
Llodiy Moder
State Federation of Teachers
New Hueverpett
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Osceola County Records Iowa's Highest Elevation Ocheyedan Mound
Des Moines reports Iowa's highest point is Ocheyedan Mound in Osceola County at about 1 670 feet above sea level. The Des Moines River mouth near Keokuk is around 490 feet, with a 1 180 foot vertical range statewide. Geological sketch explains Iowa's rocks formed underwater and marine fossils appear in many formations.
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Towa
George P. May
James H. Lees
Ocheyedan Mound
Osceola County
Des Moines River
Keo Kuk
Mississippi Valley
Great Prairie
To Interfer
Sealevel
Osceo‘la
Snow Strangles Southern Iowa After Deep March Storms
Snow drifts 10 to 15 feet clog highways as crews clear cow paths and open routes across southern Iowa. Keokuk reports five inches in 73 hours with 11 inches earlier in the week, boosting the season total to 54 inches as new storm covers the region. Weather continues to drop temperatures and hinder travel.
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Cedi Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Keokuk
Weather Bureau
Fricks Aggressor in Conard Case and Court Proceedings
Jurors may be recalled for further examination as the State nears a verdict in the Jess Taylor case. Mrs Fricks and Mrs Coward sat apart at the bar amid spectators while both women faced off as rivals in a tense court scene. A black hat and brown attire contrasted with lighter ensemble worn by Mrs Fricks. In Davenport April 2 an escapee pair from Green Bay were recaptured. Also, Angustannz college suspended five racial groups for alleged dancing violations. In New York a stocking concealed twenty pounds of cocaine led to the death of Mrs StilIe Johnson by gas poisoning.
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Jess Taylor
Fricks
Amt
Kentucky Town Claims Oldest Woman Fiddler
In Paris Kentucky a claim is made that Mrs Lilay Linville the town’s oldest woman fiddler is the world’s venerable. At a Bourbon county courthouse old fiddlers contest she wowed the audience with tunes like Ola Zip Coon Arkansas Traveler and Turkey in the Straw winning a woolen sweater as top prize. Robert Link 71 won a necktie. fifteen contestants competed.
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Paris
Marie
Henry Ford
Une
Lilay Linville
Bourbon County
Will
Webster City Invites Davis to Moose Convention in June
Webster City invites Secretary of Interior James C. Davis to attend the state Moose contention in Webster City in June. Davis chairs the Mooseheart Governors, symbolizing a ceremonial link to Mooseheart activities.
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Webster City
Davis
Browning Targeted as Public Safety Probe Involving Teen
New York April 2 AP Howard W Browning wealthy real estate operator faces a public safety inquiry over links with Frances Heenan 15 known as Peaches Heenan who says she will marry him when she is 16 next June Frances is recovering from acid thrown at her by an unknown assailant Browning who is divorced and 72 years old is accused of taking the girl on late night rides and dances without proper guardianship The case prompts investigations by the Children’s Society and the board of education into Frances absence from Textile High School since last fall and related activities The police probe also follows reports about acid throwing and hospital conditions
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New York
Howard W. Browning
Beret
Children's Society
Frances
Peaches) Heenan
Browning
Iwife
Vincent Pisarra
Board of
Eruscation
Chsses
Textile High School
Girs
Fifteen Taken From Flames To Surety
Fire at an apartment building in Chicago on April 2 sent three men and two women to hospitals after smokeings. A police officer collapsed while assisting a woman to safety. Damage estimated at $50,000. Another early fire threatened the College ofDentists building at the University of Illinois, with flames confined to the basement.
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Chicago
Ian
Caetyine
University of Ltihois
Wall Street Closes for Good Friday Observance
New York markets including the Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade were closed for Good Friday. New York banks remained open as a state holiday. Paris Bourse and other foreign exchanges shut until Tuesday.
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New York
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