Brookhart Steck Ballots Disputed In Senate Recount
Washington D C Jan 6 AP counsel for Sen Brookhart challenged the recount in the Brookhart Steck Iowa contest citing 47 contested ballots missing and unsealed sacks with 15006 votes for one candidate and 16000 for the other. Committee ruled objections too late and prepared to seek full Senate decision.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Brookhart
Stock Town
Senate Elections and Committee
J. G. Mitchell
Mitchell
Brookhart Votas
Daniel JF. Steck
Mitchell P
Cheirman Ernst
Confessei Battlets
Washington, D.cg
P. W. Turner
Daniel B
Steck
Smith W.brookhart
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Brook- Leck
Timo
Iowa
Davie P. Steck
Jacks M. Parsons
Hammill Names 50 on Agricultural Advisory Committee
Governor John Hammill appoints a 52 member state advisory committee on agricultural affairs. The text lists representatives from banks, tile and dairy firms, lumber, and baking associations. He urges attendance at the first meeting at the governor's office and asks for confirmation of participation.
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R. S. Whitley
Curtis Company, Inc
Clinton
Guy E. Hillier
Penick & Ford, Inc
Cedar Rapids
B. C. Keeler
Mason City Brick & Tile Co
Mason City
HM. B. Phimb
Iowa Dairy Separator Company
Waterloo
Charles M.dutener
Iowa
City
J. H. McCord
Iowa State Bankers Association
Spencer
I. J. Green
Iowa Bankers Association
E.W. Miller
State Banking Board
C.E. Beman
State Fair Board
Deke
Joosa
Erast Webbies
Iowa Bakers Association
Burlington
A.C. Smith
Foskett
Shevardvak
Otia Herman
Boone
E. M
A. W
Alidows Agricultures
John Hamsailg
Priests, Confession, and Coin Plot Shake Europe
Bombou France January six AP reports Abbe des Noyers, beaten and gagged in his church sacristy by supporters of the Order of Our Lady of Tears, with members including Bordeaux residents accused of a spell casting. Marie Mesmin and Albert Froger cited. priest likely out of service for a month. In Hungary, Prince Ludwig Windisch-Graetz confesses to part in a 3 000 French franc note forgery plot, implicating prominent figures. police head arrested. Czaky detained. note forgery suspected across Czecho Slovakia Romania and other nations.
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Prince
Bombou
France
Abbe Des Noyers
Mmembers
Order of Our Lady of Tears
Bordeaux
Janitress
Marie Mesmin
Our Lady of Tears
Albert Froger
Froger
Buudapest
Ludwig Windisch-Graetz
Europe
Hungary
Nadassy
Count Charles de Czaky
Budapest
Count Czaky
Jankowviteh
Amsterdam
Alfair
Senate Refuses World Court Propaganda Probe Vote
Senate 64 to 18 rejects probe into propaganda for the world court, following a Rea Democrat Missouri resolution. Foreign relations committee backed by 5 to 3 vote with Reed Borah and Tabuzon in support. outcome unclear due to garbled text.
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Senate
Washington
Fic
Tsennate
World Court
Elan Dubt
Reet
Democrat
Missouri
Senate Foreign Relations
Reed
Borah
Jtabuzon Vo
Marsh Improves After Illness At Home
Steady improvement to the condition of Charles A. Marsh president of First National Bank, reported today by Mrs Marsh. Marsh has been seriously ill for several weeks at his home 127 at Jandk Avenue.
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Marsh
Charles A. Marsh
First National Bank
Jandk Avenue
Legion Here Aims To Double Roster In Thilo Year
Plans for the American Legion membership drive will be formed at a meeting of the Lecker Chagenan post on Wednesday in Maman. The drive targets 100 members, doubling the 1625 roster. The program includes vaust piano recital by Hivadel Rice and Anna McClean and a Charleston exhibition by Edwin and Prances Jones. The exclusive committee will meet at 6 p.m. in Biteliss room the same evening.
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American Legions Jocal
Iecker Chagenan Post Vharsdys
Vaust
Hivadel Rice
Anna McClean
Charleston
Edwin and
Prances Jones
Biteliss i
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Poison Attempt Fails
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, wife of Harry K Thaw, survived a self administered poison attempt after a prolonged New Year party. Physicians said she could recover with rest and treatment though the motive was not disclosed. Her 15 year old son Russell helped with antidotes and was cautioned not to visit for a day.
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Chicago
Kyelen Nesbit
Hart
Evelyn
F. Thomas Brand
Fy Russell
Pr.Brand
Russell
Gussie Accos
Harry K. Thaw
Pittsburgh
Harry Thaw
G O P Faces Anti Coolidge Farm Sentiment Debate
The piece contrasts eastern and western views as farmers protest lack of information and sympathy. It cites rising bank failures, foreclosures, falling land values, and reduced purchasing power, linking farmer distress to tariffs, railroads, and monetary policy amid a politically charged atmosphere.
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New York Stock Exchange
Washington
Joint Stock Land Bank
Joint Stock Bank
Nebraska State v Bureau of Crop Statistics
Federal Reserve System
Tait
Roosevelt
Taft
Berald-Tritaine
Former Cedar Falls Woman Dies in Douglas Wyoming
Relatives receive copies of the Douglas newspaper notice reporting the death of Mrs. Frank M. Newell. Born in Tretaurt, she lived many years in Cedar Falls before moving to Wyoming. She is survived by her husband two sisters Mrs Hla Hamer and Mrs W Shears and two brothers Michael and John Silver. She came to America with her parents in 1860 and resided in Cedar Falls thereafter. Death occurred December 18 at her home in western Douglas.
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Frank M. Newell
IBHS
Cedar Falls
John Silver
Waterloo
Hla Hamer
Peoria
W. Shears
Douglas
Weso
Michael
R Bouts
Newell
Tretaurt
Ustherbrank
America
Patrick Silver
Congresswomen Wets Split on Prohibition in Sixty-Ninth Congress
Washington Jan. G INS The feminine bloc in the Sixty-ninth Congress opposes the Volstead act. Three members Mrs. John daved Rogers Republican Massachusetts Mrs. Florence Kahn Republican San Francisco and Mrs. Mary Norton Democrat New Jersey weigh repeal or modification. They cite morality, enforcement waste, and the impact on workers and families as guiding factors.
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Washington, D. C
Jan. G
John Daved Rogers
AlassacuLsetts
Florencd Kahn
San Francisco
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Congress
Norton
Kahn
John Whitip Hill
Rogers
Anti-Saloon League
Otany Total
Cook Under Fire After Finding of Stills on Farm
Sheriff’s deputies and state agents arrested Graf after discovering four large distilling stills in a dugout cave beneath his Waterloo area farm barn. The cave housed kerosene stoves, mash vessels, bottles, a pump, well, and ventilation. Graf claimed the cave and stills were years in use for storage and denied bootlegging. two associates were named in the investigation.
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Cook
Crowbar
Cine
H. T
Wagner
Ray Armstrong
Joe Holker
Graf
Waterloo
Pinu Yinder
Cayce
Tiree
Officersa
Altho Graf
Nels ‘Kiar
Lupinr
Crown Prince Renounces Throne for Personal Reasons
An exclusive United Press interview with Crown Prince Garo of Roumania reveals his voluntary renunciation of royal rights, stating there is no political motive and that the action is purely personal. He discusses rumors of a coup, his love rumor, and his commitment to serve quietly in the country.
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Garo
Roumania
United Press
Magna Liupescue
Irl
Carol
Helen
Caroli
Bratianu
Ferdinand
Sweeney Murder Case Statements Made by Counsel
Defense counsel asserts the defendant Mrs. Munger and Dr. Fuller had legal rights, denying illegal operation links and conspiracies. The defense contends evidence will fail to prove charges, notes Sweeney’s friendship and care for Mrs. Munger, and questions the state’s use of anticipated grand jury testimony. Peremptory juror challenges completed. trial logistics and venue dispute noted with Polk county objection pending.
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Sweehey
Park County Grand Jury
Fuller
Polk County Grand Jury
Sweeney
C. W. Davis
E. Bond
Dan Shannon
Donald Redmond
Nick Mangin
M. Nebsardevie
Grant EB. ¥Assell
F.C. Heichel
Messerly
Paul Jones
Theodore Weber
John Faulkner
Polk County
A. HW. J.ovejoy
Black Hawk
Kellogg Charles Kellogg 75 dies of creeping paralysis near Washburn
Charles W Kellogg a longtime Butler County farmer moved to Black Hawk County in 1915 died at his Washburn farm at 7:15 pm from creeping paralysis born Chaputauqua New York November 15 1850 he married Lucina Nelly June 11 1874 farmed in Butler County later moved to this county ten years ago survived by widow three sons Maurice G Lupton Waterloo Iowa Edward Portersville California two daughters Ethel Boiter Los Angeles and Myrtle Gilbert Portersville sisters Mary Hua Hollywood California Minnie Renfrew Harvey North Dakota funeral Friday 7 14 am Petersen Bros chapel Rev William Wilkins body to Clarksville for burial.
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Charles W. Kellogg
Butt ‘Ier County
Black Hawk County
Washburn
Chaputauqua
Iowa
Bremer County
Hollywood
Cal
Minnie Renfrew
Harvey
N. D
714 & M
Petersen Bros
Borah Sees Possible Row With Mexico Looming
Washington reports a new Mexican crisis alarm now straining U S Mexican ties. Officials discuss potential withdrawal of recognition as Latin experts warn of serious trouble ahead. Senator Borah calls the situation heavy with possible consequences and a turbulent month ahead.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Lang
Mexico
United States
Calley
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
International News Service
Today
City Reports $73,000 Cash on Hand at Year Start
City Treasurer Leo Leeper canceled warrants by $3,636.46 more than issued in December and began the year with $73,000 in cash in depository banks. City Clerk Charles C. Maclay filed a monthly report showing the consolidated fund held $42,907.96 with $9,712.63 in outstanding warrants. During the month $14,000 shifted from consolidated to the fire fund and $2,000 to other depleted funds. Bridge bonds of $5,000 were canceled and a sewer contract was settled for $200.
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Leo Leeper
Charles C. Maclay
General Administration
MacKeay
Husbands Cruel Three Ask Divorces
Petitions for divorce filed late yesterday in multiple actions. Alta L. Bellman sues Arthur R. Bellman claiming cruelty after a November 1905 Dachamas county marriage and a June 15, 1925 separation. Elizabeth Diefenbach sues Walter A. Diefenbach alleging cruelty from their August 37, 1911 Vinton marriage, seeking custody of son Paul aged 13. Charlotte Sherwood sues Frank H. Sherwood alleging cruelty from a May 13, 1936 Waterloo marriage, seeking custody of two minors Beatrice Charlotte 8 and William Stanton 6.
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Alta L. Bellman
Arthur R. Bellman
Dachamas County
Elizabeth Diefenbach
Walter A. Diefenbach
Vinton
Paul
Charlotte Sherwood
H. Sherwood
Waterloo
Beatrice Charlotte
William Stanton
Poll tax collection urge to avoid garnishment
Wages of 10 Waterloo residents have been garnisheed under judgments for delinquent poll taxes. Geii Howrey and Myron Arbuckle, collecting for the city, said the total costs to each delinquent will rise. persons who have not started suit can avoid action by paying the $5 poll tax at Howrey or Arbuckle’s offices.
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Waterloo
Geii Howrey
Myron Arbuckle
Iatal
Polix
Howrey
Arbuckle
Farm worker released from hospital after injury
Janes Petersen a Fairbank farmer was admitted to St Francis hospital on January 17 after abdominal injuries from being kicked by a horse. He recovered sufficiently to leave the hospital today and return home.
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Janes Petersen
Fairbank
St. Francis Hospital
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