Kellogg May Resign As Secretary of State After Paris Pact
London reports a friend of the U S ambassador says Kellogg may offer to resign as secretary of state to spare President Coolidge embarrassment over his role in signing the Paris financial agreement. Kellogg to take office March 4. he will leave London February 27 as planned. embassy denies delay.
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International News Wire
London
United States
Kelloge
Coolidge
H Kellogg
Paris
Kellogg
Charles E. Hughes
Senate
London Telegraph
Telegraph
Des Moines Briefs and Regional News Highlights
Gasoline prices rose two cents per gallon in Des Moines and many cities, with Des Moines at 20 1 2 cents. Reports from Cedar Rapids note no new clues in the Low Moor case involving the Brownfield deaths. General John Fletcher urges an antitrust law to curb oil price manipulation. Religious films discussed as future Sunday services. About 100 delegates registered at the Associated General Contractors of America convention in central Iowa. Iowa City’s C. A. Bowen was released on bond after a DUI arrest. University of Iowa labs found dog rabies infections in Davenport via three dogs’ heads tested. one dog bit Davie Proksch receiving Pasteur treatment. An 18-pound son died shortly after birth near Low City. Iowa City schools plan thrift courses with a local savings barn deposit drive. In Kingsley a child mild concussion after horse kick. Legion posts in Shenandoah, Bhacnamlouk, Rea Oak campaign abroad, with a member signed in Sweden and another in Honduras. Jack Gillette convicted for failing to appear, fined $49. Creston jury awards Emma Cummings $1,500 for her husband’s death in a trek overturn incident. Sioux City’s Albert Howard pled guilty to a charge of axe handling, receiving a ten-year sentence.
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Hl Yackey
Homer Brownfield
John Fletcher
Grimeli
Dean C. E. Seawares
Associated General Contractors of America
Central Branch
Grinnell
C. A. Bowen
Iowa City
Grand Jury
Fudge Robinson
Superior Court
University of Iowa Bacteriological Laboratories
Davenport
Davie Proksch
Cricholdt
J. D. Cornish
Lows City
Board of Directors
Kingsley
Ihear
John Sitite
Shenandoah
Bhacnamlouk
Rea Oak American Legion
Hed
Sweden
Tiendusa
Sioux City
Jack Gillette
Altho
Creston
Emma Cummings
Mra
Gummings
Albert Howard
Nebraska Man Killed in Wreck Near Grant
A Nebraska man died when his automobile left the highway eight miles west of Grant and crashed into a ditch. Frank Lanes, Grant, and George Burtis, Fort Dodge, Iowa, were injured with Lanes seriously hurt.
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Grant
Neb
BE. Thompson
Here
Frank Lanes
George Burtis
Fort . Dodge
Lance
Tiger Stuns Crowd as Animal Kills Girl in Manila Show
A tiger leaped into the audience during a Manila circus act after breaking through barriers. The beast fatally struck a young woman while a Filipina detective fired, killing the enraged animal to halt the chaos.
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Manila
Gain Marketing Firm Absorbs Growers Liability
United Press report from Chicago says the grain marketing corporation will take over more than 300000 in liabilities of the defunct United States Grain Growers, Inc. The deal converts stock and cash payments to creditors, with stockholders getting one share in the new firm and remaining value paid in cash. The liquidation contract allows grain growers to market through the merged company, backed by a committee including Eugene Funk and regional officers.
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Sby United Press
Chicago
Grain Marketing Corporation
United States Grain Growers, Inc
Eugene Funk
Farm Bureau
Grain Growers
Thasis
Frain
W. R. Crawther
Missouri, and CO
Stewart
Nebraska
Funk
Ludendorff quits Liberty movement in Germany
Berlin reports Gen. von Ludendorff resigns from leadership of the Greater Germany fascist liberty movement. Adolf Hitler, recently released, is to reorganize the movement as tensions with Ludendorff over overthrow methods persist after the beer hall putsch failure.
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Berlin
von Tu Jdendorff
Greater Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Kudendorff
Putseh
Armaonarchy
Gibbons Charge Denied by Oil Men in Iowa Row
Des Moines February 13 Associated Press reports that Attorney General Gibson’s charges that gasoline price increases are unwarranted by crude oil prices were challenged by the Iowa Independent Oil Men’s Association. They called the attack absurd political propaganda and baseless. Association officers named include president L F L Kuehnle Tehaque. Directors omitted: R D Seeley Mason City and A L Lommel Waterloo.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Gibson
Iowa Independent Oil Men
LFL Kuehnle
Tehaque
Biremtors
Woman Gains Honor in Nat City Bank
From a society woman who had never worked until 12 years ago, Mrs William Laimbeer has risen to a position in the National City Bank of New York. She will head all business relating to women customers, becoming the first woman to attain such a role at the bank. The change marks a break with a century old tradition.
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New York
Mere
William Laimbeer
National City Bank
Latmbeer
Wonlin 1
P National City Bank
Werrise
Milady Embraces Cloth Nightcaps in Modern Dressing
London fashion writers note cloth nightcaps become essential for evening wear as tailors of modes in London discuss the trend. The accessory, while attractive, risks disorder when sleeping and is part of a newer wakeful regenerator for tresses.
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London
Patterson Johnson Bill Opposed Here
Directors of the Greater Watering association at Hotel Russell Lamson recently opposed the Patterson Johnson bill. They argue the measure would discourage industries from locating in this state by reducing the bonus tax.
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Greater Water
Russell-Lamson
Patterson- Johnson
Bristow Banker Dies in Smallpox Epidemic
Bristow Iowa February 13 Joseph Jungkunz cashier of Gu juen's State bank died at 4 pm yesterday as the third fatality of the smallpox epidemic. Other victims include Burlin Surfus and Miss Miletta Knoll. Services for Jungkunz held at Allison. Surviving widow, son Waldo, daughter Irene, and brother Frank P. Jungkunz. Debate contest cancelled due to smallpox near Bristow and Dumont regions.
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sJoseph Jungkung
Gujuen
Cer
Jungkunz
Allison
Waldo
Irene
Frank P. Jungkunz
Waterloo
Jungikunz
Farmers’ Bank
Chirksville
Dumont
Greene
Clarksville
Staff Appointments for 34th Division of Guard Troops Made
Council Bluffs Iowa February 13 appointments to the staff of the newly created Thirty fourth division of the national guard troops announced for Maj Gen M A Tinley commander Chief of staff Col B A Walsh Minnesota national guards assistant chiefs of staff Lt Col John W Ball Des Moines I N G Lt Col G W Brown M N Gt adjutant general Lt Col 3 F Everett I N G division quarter master Lt Col R B Gault L N G division inspector Lt Col P L McClay M N G judge advocate Lt Col Frederick D McCarthy M N G ordnance officer Lt Col F C Hird I N G finance wait Lt Col F C Holsteen N G machine gun and howitzer oacer Lt Col W M H Nead I N G aides to the division commander Capt D F Huntoon N G and Capt Gerald C Dale XI x S G
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Council ‘Bluffs
National Guard
M. A. Tinley
Gol. B. A. Walsh
Minnesota National Guards
John W. Ball
Des Moines
N. G
G. W. Brown
M. N
F. Everett
R. B. Gault
L.N. G
P. IL. McClay
Frederick D. McCarthy
F.C. Hird
F. C.“Holsteen
W. MH. Nead
D. F. Huntoon
Gerald C. Dale
S. G
Farm Bureau Head Says Hoover Seeks Farm Domination
Charles E. Hearst of the American Farm Bureau federation testifies before the House Agricultural Committee accusing Secretary Hoover of trying to dominate U.S. agriculture. He cites a magazine article in which Hoover purportedly claimed authorship of ideas in Capper Williams relief bill proposals.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Agriculture of America
House Agricultural Committee
Charles E. Hearst
Towa
American Farm Bureau Federation
Hearst
Senate Committee
Coolidge
Carey
Congress
$1 000 Damages Sought in Aldrich Death Case
A suit filed by O P Aldrich administrator of Kennett Aldrich estate seeks $1,000 against William Coonrong Dean Karn C F Karn and Private Yourself Auto Livery for the death of Kenneth Aldrich in December 1928 when an auto accident occurred. The court order was requested to permit payment by the defendants to the plaintiff.
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O. PD
Diphtheria Epidemic In Nome Abated Says Gov Bone
Washington Feb 12 The Nome diphtheria epidemic has abated Gov Scott C Bone of Alaska told the Interior Secretary. He said no new cases have developed for five days and there is enough medical supply on hand to meet future emergencies.
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Washington, D. C
Scott C. Bone
Alas
Interior
Obituary for Mrs Prank Kelder and Oakland death
Patrick Sullivan of Watertoo died after gall bladder surgery in Oakland California. The body will be transported to Waterloo for burial at Fair-View Cemetery with funeral conducted by Rev A J Cur ran. Mrs. Kelder formerly Blanche Sherman and widow of Frank Kelder arrived Cedar Rapids at 11 20 a m Saturday.
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Patrick Sulivan
Oakland
Cal
Gall
Jones
Watertoo
Hepran
Waterloo
Rr. Kridel
Prank
Kelder
Fair- View Cemetery
A. J. Cure
Cedar Rapids
Mies Blanche Sherman
Finds Old City Mile discovers ancient Mallia on Crete
Old City Mile, AL archaeologist Ouile reported to the Academic Francaise on excavations in Crete revealing 4000 year old statues and artifacts from the forgotten city Mallia. The find includes valuable pieces and statuary shaping historical insight.
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Mile, al, Ouile
Mallia
Crete
Francaise
Cavern Rescue Efforts Around Floyd Collins Contined Details
Reports from Cave City describe the ongoing tunnel rescue for Floyd Collins. Homer Collins testifed Floyd's dedication to the caves and his wish to be rescued, while reporters and military inquiry continue to piece together the events at Sand Cave. Guards, tents, and a 20‑unit camp mark the operation as engineers and miners work in shifts to reach the trapped explorer.
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Homer Collins
Floyd
John Gerald
Homer
Shim
Sand Cave
Floyd Collins
Collins
Cave City
George
Red Cross
Brosh
Carmichael
Kentucky Rock 2 Phalt Company
Governor proposes three cent gas tax to fund roads
Des Moines, Feb 13 Governor Hammill outlined a plan for a three cent gas tax combined with automobile and federal aid to raise 13 million for primary roads and 13.083 million for secondary roads. He favors sharing the tax between primary and secondary funds and using secondary funds for township connectors. Representative Blake cautioned the committee may alter the proposal to keep it simple and saleable to the legislature.
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International News Wire
Des Moines
Fab
John Hammill
Hammill
Indorses
Blake
Beware the cough that lingers and lung trouble risks
An old advertising blurb touts Creomulsion as a remedy for chronic coughs and colds. It claims creosote-based action soothes inflamed membranes and destroys germs, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved after following directions.
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Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
Commission Will Plan Washington's 200th Anniversary
Hanford MacNider former national commander of the American Legion leaves Mason City Idaho for Washington to join the commission planning the 200th birthday of George Washington. President Coolidge appointed him to the panel to decide on fitting observances.
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Mason City
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Washington
George Washington
MacNider
Coolidge
Postmaster Offers to Play Cupid for Absent-Minded Man
A Waterloo postmaster volunteers to deliver a nameless valentine found in the desk of Ray Eggert after a youth forgot the address. The note asked for three words of affection and a delivery by Cupid. Eggert offers to forward the card to the intended recipient if given a proper address.
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Postmaster
Cupid
Waterloo
Valentine
Ray Eggert
Eggert
Daniel Cupid
Ray
Radio Programs Kit List For February From Associated Press
A dense readout lists radio station call signs and schedules across U.S. cities including Chicago Boston Denver Kansas City and New York. It notes orchestras bands and soloists and indicates times and programs such as concerts dance and travel talks across numerous stations and networks.
Bovine Testing Case Postponed To March Term
The bovine tuberculosis testing case, of strong interest to farmers, is postponed again. It was to be heard this Monday before Judge B. E. Stiles, but the judge is occupied in Grundy Center, so the case will be held over to the March term of court.
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BE. B. Stiles
Grundy Center
Case Filed Against Black Hawk County Board
Henry Thompson, 70, underwent an appendectomy at Sartori Memorial Hospital after Cedar Talla notes the elderly man’s operation. H. G. Pegarill brings suit against the Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors in relation to the case.
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H. G. Pegarill
Black Hawk
Cedar Talla
Henry Thompson
Sartori Mermorial Hospital
Sulphur 15 Best to Clear Skin
Skin section praises Mentho Sulphur for facial irritation and eczema relief. Claims its sulfur preparation instantly eases itching burning and irritation and renews the skin. A small jar can be bought at any drug store and used like cold cream.
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