Labor Pressure Grows Over Prison Bill veto urged
Des Moines April 25 labor leaders asked Gov Kendall to veto the board of control bill as conference committee debates continued. The bill would regulate prison industries via the board of control with contracts framed to reduce free-labor competition. House refused to create an insurance commission during recess. debate focused on state insurance laws and a $2,000 appropriation. Miss Charlotte Dryden testified that state aid to Pottawattamie County schools was legal and in line with Miss Francis’s actions, countering claims by former Supt. McClenahan.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Board of Control
Senate
House
State Capitol
Organized Labor
Kendall
Goto
Priso Industries
State-Usa
House of Representatives
Tony
Miss Francis
Buser
Muscatine
Stormey
Downe
Jackson County
P. B. Mc‘enahan
McClenahan
Pottawattami County
Loh
Bandits Rob Granite City Bank in Illinois Heist
Bank robbers struck the Granite City National Bank in Granite City Illinois today. Authorities estimate the stolen currency between 6,000 and 75,000 dollars and police were notified of the crime.
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Andits
Granite City
BANK
St. Louis, Mo
Granite City Ational Bank
Granite City, HL
Aphrodite Actress Dorothy Dalton Weds Arthur Hammerstein
Dorothy Dalton, famed as the Aphrodite of the Movies, marries New York producer Arthur Hammerstein in Chicago signaling her fourth marriage. Hammerstein, son of Oscar Hammerstein, has been wed three times before and is father to Blaine. Dalton was previously married to Lew Cody.
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Aphrodite
Chicago
Arthur Hammerstein
New York
Oscar Hammerstein
Blaine
Miss Dalton
Lew Cody
Hammerstein
Anglo Russian conference resumes sessions after recess
Telegraph briefs report the Anglo Russian talks on diplomatic and financial issues resume after the Easter break. Paris outlines new social and economic legislation proposed by premier Paineare. New York notes copper shipper Henry Lesinsky's death and Jolson sued for 560000 for breach of contract. Police seize German propaganda at the French exposition. Newfoundland legislature votes 16 to 16 against the Warren government. Adolfo de la Huerta located in Chiapas, Mexico, per a Mexican rebel adherent in El Paso.
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London
England
Russia
Paris
Paineare
New Chamber
New York
Henry Lesinsky
Arizona
Jolson
D. W. Griffith
St. Johns N
Warren
Newfoundland
Paso
Tex
Adolfo de la Huerta
Chiapas
Mexico
el Paso
Washington Hill House and Senate Meet at Noon
Today in Washington the House meets at noon while the Senate meets at a.m. President and cabinet hold their regular meeting. Senate Daugherty investigating! committee is called. Senate public lands committee takes up calendar bills. House committee investigating the shipping board meets. American Chemical Society groups hold divisional sessions. Senate agricultural committee continues to Muscle Shoals hearing. Senate committee investigating alleged Texas land frauds is called. Senate military affairs committee considers army chaplains pills. House irrigation committee resumes work on the Boulder Dam proposal. House committee continues its peering of the truth in fabrics 11. House banking committee in executive session considers the McFadden measure. House agriculture committee hears Secretary Wallace behind closed doors on proposed amendments to the Packers and Stockyards Act.
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Senate
Cabinet
Senate Daugherty
Senate Public Lands Committee
House Committee
The
Shipping Board
American Chemical Society
Senate Agricultural Committee
Texas
Senate Military Affairs Committee
House Irrigation Committee
Boulder Dam
House Banking Committee
McFadden
House Agriculture Committee
Wallace
Packers and Stockyards Act
Kendall Announces Maytag Budget Director Appointment
Gov Kendall announces the appointment of former Senator Fred J Maytag of Lewion as budget director under the new budget law passed by the Iowa Legislature. The post requires Senate confirmation and the governor noted familiarity with the treasury provisions and plans to sign the bill.
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Des Moines
Gov
Kendall
Fred J. Maytag
Lewion
Iowa
General Assembly
Senate
Farmers Back McNary-Haugen Bill Across Iowa and Illinois
Six hundred farmers bankers and businessmen from western Illinois and eastern Iowa urged Congress to pass the McNary Haugen agricultural relief bill in a resolution sent to Washington. The vote was unanimous at a meeting sponsored by the Illinois Agricultural Association and the chambers of commerce of Davenport Rock Island and Moline.
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Moline
Ilinois
Iowa
Washington
Illinois Agricultural Association
Chambers of Commerce
Davenport
Rock Island
State cafeteria inquiry finds approval with caveats
A report by Allen Munn for the retrenchment committee concludes secretary Ray Johnson runs the state house cafeteria adequately though some accounting errors are noted. Recommendations favor leasing the cafeteria as a separate concession. The inquiry cites alleged privilege by several state employees to buy groceries at cafeteria wholesale prices, naming Ramsay J B Thomas W E Merckens and Johnson.
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Associated Press
State Capitol
Des Moines
Ray Johnson
State House
Allen Munn
Johnson
State Department
Munn
Ramsay
J. B. Thomas
W.E. Merckens
Executive Council
Washington reports no 1.5 sailors slaw tale
Washington reports no official word of any killings or clashes involving American naval personnel in Honduras. Officials caution that unofficial messages may exaggerate events as regional tensions rise following Honduras turmoil and a peace conference is planned with regional nations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
State
Navy
Tegucelgalps
Honduras
San Salvador
Sumner Welles
Dominican Republic
Ope
Salvador
United States
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Guatamalaz
Amapala
Ten Year Old Alden Heir Poised as Noted Poet
Nathalia Crane, 16, a descendant of John and Priscilla Alden, has emerged as a prolific young poet. Since composing her first verse a year and a half ago, she has about 100 poems published across the United States Canada and England and a publisher announced plans to issue a volume of her verses.
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New York
Nathalia Crane
John
Priscilla Alden
Brooklyn
United States
Canada
England
Counties May Vote Gravel Road Bonds Under Revised Law
Des Moines reports a revised law allows counties under 70 000 population to issue gravel road bonds, with proposals needing approval in both city and rural districts after a conference committee report accepted by both houses. The measure follows a code revision road bill agreed to by legislature.
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Des Moines
House
Senate
Missing Iowa Man Reunited With Family in Ohio
Archer W Brant of Iowa City Iowa was found in Wadsworth Ohio after a memory loss separation. He worked as a linotype operator under the alias John McBride and did not recall his past until confronted by his wife and young son, triggered by a newspaper photo.
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Archer W
Brant
Iowa City
Branti
John McBride
Jie
Belgium Approves Dawes Plan Readies Reparations Regulation
Belgium replies to the reparation commission with praise for the Dawes committee, expressing readiness to accept the conclusions as a whole to pursue practical and equitable regulation of reparations. In Seattle, a strong earthquake felt citywide at 12 03 a m lasts seven seconds. no damage reported.
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Brussels
Dawes Committee
Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Fourteen Prisoners Escape Denver Jail With Guns
In a heavy snowstorm fourteen county jail inmates overpowered guards and fled. Guns smuggled into the prison aided the breakout led by "Slippery Dell" Hanlon and two companions Herman W. Herbet and Thomas Edwards, recently convicted of highway robbery. An pursuing posse chased an automobile carrying four men but they escaped.
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Denver
Dell” Hanlon
St. Paul
Herman W. Herbet
Thomas Edwards
Cotorate
Horton
Bolt Triggers $100,000 Fire at Dubuque Planing Mill
A severe blaze in Dubuque causes about 100000 dollars in damage at a planing mill and adjacent storage. The fire began after a lightning strike during a storm described in the report. The incident disrupted operations and involved six workers affected by the event.
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Bolt
Dubuque
Frost Forecast Shrinks Temperatures Across State Tonight
Describes a frost advisory and expected temperature drop to about 40 degrees tonight across the state. Forecast notes lingering cold winds and rapid fall in temperatures through Saturday with a warming trend expected Sunday.
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Moines
Towie
United States Werder
Siti
Ulster Troops Mass on Free State Lines
Belfast reports the Ulster government threatens action over the Free State border. London weighs possible mediation as boundary talks fail and the risk of an Irish internal conflict rises. Cabinet may seek special legislation to avert further border tensions.
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Ulster
Free State
London
Uister
State Board Probes Cattle Malady Like Foot Mouth Disease
State Capitol Des Moines April The state board of health announced an inspector had been sent to a county to investigate a report that a livestock gallardy had appeared there resembling foot and mouth disease. No authentic information on the illness had reached the department. A watch was kept for its appearance and every step would be taken to keep Iowa herds free from the disease.
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State Capitol
Des Moines
State Board of Health
Han
County 19
Iowa
Morgan to Consult with Paris Officials on Loan to Germany
J P Morgan American banker will confer with Paris officials this afternoon on the international loan to Germany connected with the Dawes report. He arrives from Venice after a Mediterranean cruise aboard the yacht Corees and will depart for London after 48 hours.
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J. P. Morgan
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Dawes
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Venice
London
French Army Flier Opens 1300 Mile Leg to Japan
Lieut. D Oisy, flying a Breguet, completed a nonstop Paris to Bucharest leg of a planned 1400 mile flight toward Japan. He landed in Bucharest after about 11 hours, braving rainstorms over Bavaria. The mission aims to demonstrate France’s air prowess with minimal halts, the next leg likely to Aleppo then Baghdad and across Asia to Rangoon Hongkong Shanghai Tokyo.
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Aleppo
Bagdad
Bender Abbas
India
Rangoon
Hongkong
Shanghai
Joann Tokio
Amy
Charles Murphy Leader of Tammany Dies at 106 East Seventh Street
Charles Murphy longtime Tammany Hall leader died in his home at 805 East Seventeenth Street after acute indigestion early today. A native of New York born June 20, 1868, Murphy rose from streetcar worker to head of New York Democratic politics, succeeding Richard Croker and shaping mayoral and gubernatorial nominations for decades. He was known as Silene Charlie for his secretive, loyal service and steered the party through several governors’ races. His death halted public hearings and shifted leadership within the Democratic machine.
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Charles Z. Murphy
East Seventeenth Street
Murphy
Richard Croker
Dicniel J. Yan
Jie
Thousehold Gervatis
John I. Herrity
Lawrence Fa. Hogan
Ieliurch
Werghy
Mia
James A. Foley
Atantic City
Charles W. Murphy
Hoyhpeod
Shoyhoard
Liertenois
Nise
Tringa
Edward Hagan
Chit Hagan
Murnt
Democratic Party
Croker
Robert AL van Wyck
Tredand
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Finance Ermitter
Noo Earring
Murphy W
Mace
Benincrits
Toha A. Div
Willan Sutter
Delivery notice prompts early paper receipt at home
The Cotriar should be detected at your home before 5:30 oclock. If fury error of the carrier boy or other cause you fail to receive your paper by that time, please Phone 5100 and copy of the paper will be gent. Phone calls must reach this office before 8:30 p.m.
Johnsen Votce Gone Will Close Campaign Today in Toledo Talk
In Toledo Hiram Johnsen California senator appears near collapse as he plans to close his campaign in Toledo today before heading to Washington tonight. Health issues have hindered his campaigning across the state and region this week.
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Johnsen
Toledo
Chevelied
Hiram Johnsen
California
Republic
Grand Jury Begins Oil Lease Hearings in DC
The grand jury in the District of Columbia Supreme Court completed selection and retired to begin preliminary evidence in the oil lease investigation tied to the Senate investigations. Prosecutors joined the jury in the deliberations as hearings start.
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Washington
Charles Growing
Senate
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Missouri publisher to print new Iowa code
Stephens Publishing of Columbia Missouri won state board approval to print the new Iowa code. The tome will run about 206000 pages and be bound in burghram. Specifications call for 10000 copies and possibly 15000 to 19000 more to be printed immediately.
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Missouri
Flint
Iowa
Yea Movies
Stephens Publishing Company
Columbia
State Board of Printing
Tornadoes in Texas and Oklahoma Kill Four
Mo., April 24. Tornadoes in Texas and Oklahoma killed at least four persons, injured seven, and demolished several farmhouses. The storms were reported near Collin, Fox, and Shels counties in Oklahoma. Four victims were said to be children.
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Oklahoma
Coll
Fox
Shels
Okla
Missing Town City Man Believed in Ohio near Wadsworth
Feveland O April 25 A man thought to be Archer Brandt missing since June is reported in Wadsworth. Brandt today was en route there to identify the man believed to be Brandt, with officials confirming the report.
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Here
Brandt
Priest Arbiter in Carmen's Dispute Des Moines Action
Des Moines April 25 priest John T Neonan pastor of St Augustines church reviewed disputes between the Des Moines by Railway company and its em miley wing. Wage dispute concerns an increase of about 26 cents per hour over the present scale.
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Hos
John T. Neonan
St. Augustines Roman Catholic
Des Moines By Railway Company
Emmiley Wing
Art Fey
Sarmen
Seale
Mrs Doheny Jr Buys Old Arbuckle Place
Los Angeles April 25 The 2100 mansion once owned by Norma Talmadge has been sold to Mrs El Boleny Jr daughter in law of oil magnate according to the Los Angeles Examiner The estate formerly housed Inscoe Arbuckle the movie comedian
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Cal
Norma Tarmadge
Hoan
EL. Boleny, Jr
Magnare
Los Angelns Examiner
Doheny
Inscoe Arbuckle
Insurance Man at Rapids Drops Dead in Elevator
Cedar Rapids April 23. C Clustta assistant superintendent of the Prudential Life Insurance Company and a prominent northern Iowa insurance man collapsed dead in an elevator in the tramoy building on his way to his office. Heart disease was the cause of death.
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Cedar Rapids. In
Ww. C. Clustta
Prudential Life Insur Mce Company
Iowa
Tranoy
McFardden Bill For Banking Law Amendment Approved
The McFardden bill to amend national banking and Federal Reserve laws was ordered favorably reported today by the House Banking Committee. The measure targets reforms to banking nets and oversight, signaling potential changes in federal financial regulation.
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Washington, D. C
National Bank and
Federal Reserve
House Banking Committee
Balloons From Across Nation Struggle In Iowa Storms
Aging balloons enter prize race amid storms and delays. Capt Honeywell and Goodyear entries report near misses and record attempts. Maj Norman W Peek and Lieut W A Gray describe rough night landings near St Ansgar and Waterloo, with hopes of still contending in Brussels in June.
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San Antonio
Norman W. Peek
Lieut
W. A. Gray
Here
Maj. Peek
Lieut. Gray
Waterloo
W. A Gray
Bellevue
Chicago
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