Farmers' Parley Targets Hoover in Private Life Warning
Des Moines reports more than a million farmers from 12 states attack Herbert Hoover as a presidential nominee. Resolutions forcefully oppose Hoover, citing past food administration actions and price controls. They vow to ignore party lines if Hoover is nominated and back the McNary Haugen and Capper Howie bills to aid livestock producers.
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Des Moines
Zaitians
National Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers’ Union
Charles B. Hearst
Presid
Lowa Farm Bureau
Mila Reno
Farmers Union of Jaws
W. E. Hirth
Columbia
Indiana
Montana
Corn Bell Comuittes
Republican Party
Herbert Hoover
Kansays City
Corr Belf
Farmers of America
Mr. Hoover
United States
McNaery-Haugen
Capper-Howe
Congress
Wisconsin G. O. P. Stirs for Delegates in Primary Contest
Wisconsin Republican forces press for delegates as Hoover leads in projections and Lowden gains South Dakota backing. Smith, the lone Democratic entrant, trails with a growing delegate total. Reed runs solo in the advisory primary, while Wisconsin’s four convention seats hinge on an unsettled delegate slate.
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Smith
Lease
Hoover
Lowden
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Walsh
Houston
Norris
Nebraski
Walter Jo Rehler
Andrew J. Hkreatser
Hemie
Wilking Set for North Pole Flight From Alaska
Seward Alaska April 4 Captain George H Wilkins noted explorer plans to launch his flight over the north pole tomorrow morning from Point Garrow where he and pilot Carl Elson prepare to take off The polar aim is Spitzbergen with possible leg to London if Spitzbergen is reached The route will cross frostbitten barren stretches unseen by human eyes
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Seward
Alaska
George H. Wilkins
North Pole
Point Garrow
Wilkins
Carl Elson
Spitzbergen
Arctic Circle
London
Mrs Coogan Denies Wrongdoing in Divorce Suit
Los Angeles April 4. Mrs Lillian Coogan mother of Jackie Coogan and Arthur Bernstein manager of Coogan Film Productions file denials in answers to Corabel Bernsteins divorce suit. Bernsteins complaint named Coogan as correspondent and seeks 750000 dollars for alienation of her husband affections.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Lillian Coogan
Jackie Coogan
Arthur Bernstein
Coogan Lm Productions
Corabel Bern Ste
Jewish Folks Begin Passover Observance Tonight
Waterloo Jewish residents start the annual Feast of Passover with services at the Sons of Jacob synagogue 614 Fifth Street West at 6 30 p m each evening. Rabbi M N Bleichman leads the usual Sabbath services and special Passover prayers at 9 a m each morning, ending Tuesday.
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Waterloo
Jacob Synagog
Fifth Street West
M. N. Bleichman
Trial Opens in Bank Libel Case Against Mrs Heptonstall
Adel April 4 A trial of Mrs Martha Heptonstall Perry on charges of criminal libel began with a jury of 10 men and two women. First witnesses were heard late yesterday as defense counsel argued the statements were not libelous and that circulars reflected on several directors of the defunct Security Savings Bank of Perry.
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Adel
Martha Heptonstall
Perry
Morris Motor Car Party Sets Eighteenth Anniversary Dinner
Morris will host members of the Morris Motor Car Company organization and families at an eighteenth anniversary dinner tomorrow evening in Black's tearoom. A program of instrumental and vocal music will be followed by an address by B F Swisher. Reservations are for 60.
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A. Morris
Morris Motor Car Company
Black
B. F. Swisher
Longley to Represent RR at Hearing in Washington
Alfrrd Longley of Edwards Longley Ransinet Harris will represent the Rath Peking company at a hearing Monday before Secretary Jardine in the Department of Agriculture. The Rath company and the Harris Packing company are defendants in a case involving the Minnesota parties. Davenport 18. APL yee The: EMK: lorge at Keoxth was fined 2500 dollars this morning in federal air craft case when Attorneys offered pleas of guilty to sale and possession under maintenance.
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Longley
Edwards
Longley, Ransinet & Harris
Peking
Washington
Jardine
Department of Agriculture
Harrist Packing Company
Aus
Th. Minn
Davenport
Keoxth
Charles A. Dewey
Dayton, CO Wins in National Interscholastic Meet
Dayton, Colorado defeated opponents in the national interscholastic basketball tournament at the University of Chicago. St George, Louisiana beat Pendry Tennessee 36 to 20. George W Wisrott listed as foreman in a plant mention.
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Dayton, CO
Divonrch
Seritt
Dyenree
George W Wisrott
Ter
Chicago
Ruvers Fuel Cotheles
Witasinawa High
Vier
Bey Heratures Paw
University of Chicago
St. George
Lad
Pourdy
Tenn
Tractor accident claims Murray youth near bare farm
Lyle Neidt, 27, was killed yesterday afternoon when he fell beneath a tractor on a farm near Murray. Neidt’s body was found between the wheels. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Warwick Neidt of 314 Hillcrest Apartments. Edith Spencer, 1 113 Park West, is listed in the surrounding notices.
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Murray
Lyle Neidt
Iis Farm
Bare
Uie
Cow
Warwick
Denver
Cole
Wot
Hillcrest Apartments
Unclear Temperature Report Fragment
Fragmentary weather notes list high and low figures with errors and misspellings. The readable items indicate a maximum around 70 and a minimum near 60 with weekday references. No complete forecast or location identified.
Government creates full time ceremonial officer post
James C. Dunn was named head of the new protocol division of the Department of State. The unit will handle all ceremony and courtesy matters for royal visits, ambassadorial presentations, diplomatic immunity, and international conferences. It will advise on precedence at state functions and formalities in capital social life.
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Washington
BDCO
éPy
James C. Dunn
Department of State
United States
White House
Senate
Rumor of 75 Cent Gas for Cedar Falls City
Reported talk from Cedar Falls city council about supplying gas at 75 cents per thousand cubic feet via municipal lines and equipment. Cedar Falls recently approved a $150000 bond for a municipal gas plant, citing success of the power and water plants as justification. executive session held with no formal announcement.
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Jourer
Cedar Falls
dJowa Public Service Company
Counci
Berlin Couple Announces Apartment Find Amid Scarce Housing
Hans and Liselotte Hor, a Berlin couple married about a year, sent out brief cards to friends saying they have an apartment. The note reflects the rarity of housing in Germany's capital, where many couples still live with relatives or in shared buildings.
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Bevin
Upi-Hans
Liselotte Hor
Berlin
Germany
Horst
Madame Strindberg Set for Late Walrants Play
Madame Strindberg returns from retirement to star in a new production at the Every Man theatre. Robert Lohrhage, following Strindberg's success with Rather, prepares The Dance of Beauty. The season promises strong reception amid expectations of violent themes and dramatic intensity in London.
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Madame Strindberg
MPA
Everyman Theatre
Marke
Robert Lorhage
Strindberg
London
New Bishop of Omaha Named by Pope Pius X
Rome April 4 Rev Father Joseph Rummel curate of St Johns New York named Bishop of Omaha Neb by Pope Pius X this afternoon announced at the Vatican. The appointment places Rummel in charge of the Nebraska diocese succeeding the late bishop.
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Rome
Joseph Rummel
Jovns
New York
Nep
Omaha
Pius
Quest for Grass Reaches Equator in Africa
Scientists L W Kephart and R L Piemeisel of the Agriculture Department return from Kenya and Tanganyika with more than 160 lots of grass seeds and 400 plant specimens. They seek grasses that can lengthen America’s green pasture season, noting many seeds gathered near Mount Kenya and mentions of bamboo and elephants along the journey.
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L. W. Kephart
R. L. Piemeisel
Agriculture Department
America
Drouth
Kephart
Plemeisc
Kenya
Tanganyika
United States
Equator
Althe
Mount
Mountai
Toi
Wife of New Jersey Governor Tends to Welfare Work
Mrs. A. Harry Moore, wife of New Jersey's governor, leads a quiet life focused on church, home, and charitable activities. Once a businesswoman before her 1911 marriage, she now has one maid in winter quarters and avoids society events unless linked to welfare causes. She serves on the local YWCA board, reads daily, visits her mother, and cultivates dahlias as a hobby.
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Jersey City
i/Pi
New Jersey
A. Harry Moore
Brain Tests N Questions From Evening Post
A damaged reading item describes a brain tests feature from the Evening Post noting intelligence tests at universities. It explains six questions where words are out of order and asks readers to rearrange quickly to prove comprehension. The exercise includes sample questions and a goal to show read the questions properly.
Fitzmaurice to Fly with Bremen in Transatlantic Plan
With the Bremen weatherbound, Berlin backers awaited confirmation of Commandant Fitzmaurice as relief pilot for the proposed trans Atlantic flight. At Baldannel airfield speculation swirled over Arthur Spindler departure, about which rumors say he resigned or was asked to step aside after questioning the hop off during heavy rain.
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Tns
Bremen
Fitzmaurice
Berlin
Baldannel
Arthur Spindler
Spindler
Blame Dam Crash on Defective Material
A special investigating board named by District Attorney Asa Keyes cites defective foundation material as the cause of the St. Francis dam failure. The coroner, Frank Nance, and officials seek responsibility for the disaster in which about 300 people died.
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Los Angeles
Cal
St. Francis
Asa Keyes
Frank Nance
Holy Week Services at Trinity Lutheran Church Announced
Public examination of the children’s pastoral class scheduled for 7 30 p m that evening. Good Friday service at 7 30 p m observes holy work at Trinity American Lutheran Church. Confirmation rite and catechumen examination occur with church congregation present. Miss Frieda Wille, Mrs Moehrmann, and John St Ray perform solos during the services.
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Trinity American Lutheran Church
B. Herbert Moechimann
Frieda Wille
Moehrmann
John St. Ray
Lee
Farm relief bill eyed for House floor next week
Washington April 4 Chairman Haugen of the House agriculture committee said he hopes to bring the MacNary Haugen farm relief measure to the House floor sometime next week.
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Washington, BD. G
Ipi
Haugen
House Agriculure Committee
Bandits Grab Jewelry Worth 109000 From Chicago Jeweler
Three bandits robbed Herman Stein a jeweler on the sixteenth floor of a Toop building in Chicago and escaped with 31500 in jewelry after slugging him. They fled with about 100000 more in valuables believed hidden in a safe.
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Chicago
U.P
Herman Stein
Stein
Areype
Guards Guard Lindbergh at Hostess Home in Cal News
In Sants Barbers California guards with sawed off shotguns ringed the home of Mrs. Harry Knight to shield Col. Charles A. Lindbergh as he rests during an air tour. Visitors were barred and Guggenheim Foundation head Harry Guggenheim was sent away. Lindbergh briefly vanished yesterday then reappeared at Mrs. Knight's residence.
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Guggenheim
Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Film Wins Over Spanish Stage In Crisis Bathtub
Madrid reports the battle between film and the legitimate stage in Spain is won by cinema. Theatres face a severe crisis with none profitable, fewer good plays, and front-rank actors fading. Dancers and playwrights struggle as tours to Central and South America offer higher pay.
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Madrid
Spain
Advelihood
Central
South America
Big Bill Hits King with New Campaign Arguments
Chicago April 4. Mayor William Hale Thompson warned against King George and Merrie England in speeches last night. He cited rising bourbon prices and a long English rum fleet off the coast. He attacked U S Senator Deneten over Muscle Shoals control and tied fertilizer from Muscle Shoals to wheat, flour, and bread, urging caution about English involvement.
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Chicago
U.P
William Hale Thompson
King Gterre
Merrie England
Muscle Shoals
U. S
Deneten
Alabama Power Project
Musicians urged to wear athletic garments in recitals
The Montagspost argues musicians are hard physical workers and should wear comfortable attire, from bathings suits for women to athletic tops for men, to ease fatigue and rest between halves. It notes the green room intrusion during intermission as a critique of current attire norms.
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Berlin
Montagspost
Terpsichorean Department
Garland Pioneers Win Roundup at Elk Run
The Hamitin Garland Pioneers won the district roundup at Elk Run. They were captained by Jim Lee. The event was so successful that the boys voted to hold another roundup soon and a committee was named to plan it.
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Hamitin Garland Pioneers
Elk Run
Jim Lee
Man Ends Life At Undertaker's Yale Ta Guthrie Center
Frank Tasler 65 a well known helper to others selected Yale Ta near here as the place to kill himself. He fired a bullet to his temple and died instantly as two men faced away. Tasler a bachelor.despondency over ill health believed to be the cause. Will go west Ervin G Carrington and wife Cedar Heights to Los Angeles in two weeks. Carrington is purchasing agent for Waterloo division Town Public Service company prominent in city golf circles.
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Guthrie Center
U.p
Frank Tasler
Yale
Ervin G. Carrington
Cedar Heights
Los Angeles
Carrington
Waterloo
Town Public Service Company
Mortuary Notices for Mrs Matt Walter and Mrs I S Bannister
Mrs Matt Walter 62 of 298 Linwood Street died at 4 30 pm yesterday at home of paralysis after diabetes and a stroke. Funeral Thursday 2 30 pm in Kistner chapel Rev William Hardcastle Plymouth Congregational church burial Elmwood. Jennie Hendricks born April 11 1875 Ackley IA married Map t Waller 1901 lived Town Malls Waterloo Iowa Falls Eldora. Surviving husband and children Arthur Harley Viola Lillian Walter Alvin Walter and Mrs Elmer Hamer. Eldora IA. I S Bannister dies Saturday services moved to Thursday 2 30 pm Hileman Gindt chapel Rev G C Kenagy First Baptist Church burial Fairview.
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Matt Walter
Linwood Street
Kistner
William Hardcastle
Prantor
Plymouth Congregational Church
Elmwood
Jennie Hendricks
Ackley
Matt Waller
Ackey
Arthur
Harley
Viola
Lillian Walter
Waterloo
Alvin Walter
Iowa Falls
Elmer Hamer
Eldora
S. Bannister
I. S. Bannister
Hileman & Gindt
Inday
Wilbur Bannister
Idaho
Gc, B. Kenagy
First Baptist Church
Fairview
Sinclair's Trial for Lease Plots Delayed to Monday
The trial of Harry F. Sinclair for conspiracy in the Teapot Dome lease case was postponed to next Monday. Justice Jennings Bailey granted time to study Albert B. Fatl's deposition. Owen J. Roberts did not object. Sinclair appeared confident the deposition would aid his defense as the government plans to present its case in two or three days.
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Washington, D. C
Harry FP. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Jennings Bailey
Albert B. Fatl
el Paso
Owen J. Roberts
Pomerene
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Fall
Washington
Roberts
Daniel Thew Wright
Sinclair
Justice Bailey
Sid
Iowa Banks Show Increased Deposits
Des Moines April 4 Increased deposits of nearly 12.5 million have been shown in the past 11 months by 710 saving banks 341 state banks and 14 trust companies under supervision of the state banking department. Deposits as of Feb 28 totaled 574,544,493.34. Loans stood at 491,086,606.28, a reduction of 3,500,000 in 11 months.
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Des Moines
State Banking Department
L. A. Andrew
England Is Given His Seat in House
The house elections committee unanimously upheld Rep. EB M England of West Virginia, confirming his seat after investigating challenges by Democrat J. Alfred Taylor alleging fraud and illegal ballot counting. The committee voted to report in England's favor.
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Washington
BD. C
Uri
Rep
EB. TV
England
West Virginia
Louse Elections Committee
J. Alfred Taylor
Waterloo Moose to Compete at State Convention
More than 109 members of Waterloo lodge L C O M are expected to attend the Moose state convention in Marshalltown May 30 to June 2. The Legion and junior drill teams and the Moose band will contest. James J. Davis, secretary of labor and Moose director, will be principal speaker June 2.
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Waterlas Lodge
The
Moose
Marshalltown
George Weilein
Legion
James J. Davis
Moose Order
Motor Freight Hearings Postponed to May 1 in Iowa
GC L McLeod of Iowa Falls seeks to run a Waterloo to Newhall motor freight line now amended to make Belle Plaine the terminal and drop Mount Auburn from the route adding Eagle Center. The hearing for McLeod with Carr of Waterloo to Elkader and Lindeman to Cedar Rapids, once April 17 in Black Hawk county courthouse, is rescheduled to May 1.
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GC. L. McLeod
Iowa Falls
Waterloo
Newhall
Belle Plaine Forthe
Mount Auburn
Eagle G Center
GC. A. Hanson
Greater Waterloo Association
W. C. Carr
Elkader
Howard Lindeman
Cedar Rapids
Black Hawk County
Gas speeder derails injuring two aboard in Ames
Boone men Ford Anderson and Frank Williams of the Fort Dodge Des Moines and Southern were hospitalized after a gasoline speeder they rode jumped the track in Ames. Anderson suffered a broken right leg while Williams had a broken leg a broken arm and severe bruises.
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Ames. Ta
Ford Anderson
Frank Williams
Boone
Fort. Dodge
Des Moines & Southern
Anderson
Williams
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