Governor Kendall urges better rural credits for Iowa farmers
Iowa Governor Kendall addresses the inaugural session focusing on agriculture and taxation. He calls for long term low rate rural credits, short term loans to finance marketing, and broader property tax reforms based on productive earnings. He also supports women sitting in the legislature and tighter state economy measures.
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Des Moines
Statehouse
United States
Smith W. Brookhart
Kendall
John Hammill
John R. Price
Senate
House
Byron W. Prest
Tax Reform Committee
Ndow
Mississippi Valley
South Dakota
Minnesota
Courier Delivery Cutoff and Reprint Hotline
The notice states home delivery by 5 30 each day and urges readers who do not receive the paper by then to call 3330 for a replacement. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m for the copy to be sent.
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Hoy
Ruhr Seizure Seen as Fatal Blow to Germany
Washington dispatch reports Maj. Gen. Theordore Crowder named ambassador to Cuba as Harding criticizes new revolt in East Prussia and Thorsten Thyssen warns occupation by France could ruin Germany. Mussolini proposes another reparations conference and other items follow.
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Germany
France
Crowders
Cuba
Washington, D. C
Harding
H. Crowder
Republic of Cuba
Madden
House Appropriations Committee
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Rome
Belgium
Italy
Paris
Mrs. Eberle Indicted for Killing Husband in Iowa
Oskaloosa Iowa February 11 Mrs Paul Eberle was indicted for first degree murder in the slaying of her husband a Des Moines broker as he drove from Des Moines to Oskaloosa. Mahaska county grand jury after a four day hearing returned the indictment her attorney said he would seek bond. Mrs Eberle had not been taken into custody by noon today.
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International Nas
Essen
Jay
France
Germany
Gerades
August Thyssen
Ruhrtron
Herr Thyssen
Krupps
Huxe Stinnes
Ruhrie
Mssen-Duesseldorf
Rhine River
Ger Pin
Carnegie
United States Steel Corporation
James A. Farrell
Thyssen Industrial Group
Thyssen
Joseph Wirth
Hert Thyssen
Oskaloosa
Paul
Ehberie
Des Moines
Mahaska County
Jhyl
Eberle
Slayer Toussaint Escapes Jail Through Four Doors
Henry Toussaint, 34, under death sentence for killing his father, escaped from county jail by using a duplicate key to unlock four doors. Harvard engineering graduate, ex Army officer, reportedly visited his wife and the defense attorney after escaping before vanishing into darkness as deputies scour the area.
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W Falls
Henry Toussaint
Toussaint
Harvard University
Potomac Bridge
Washington
Ex Gov Harding to Address Farm Meet in Crawfordsville
Former Indiana governor William G. Harding will be principal speaker at a Montgomery County farm and merchant meeting in Crawfordsville Tuesday January 16. The gathering, a large farm merchant meeting under the county farm bureau, aims to unite farmers and merchants across the area.
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Harding
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wiliam G. Harding
MontpEgmery County
Montgomery County
Parni Bureau
United States
Governor agrees to extra session for code revision
Des Moines report to press states Governor Kendall will call an extra session to finish code revision after a 100 day deadline. Adjournment after the inaugural address planned until Tuesday morning when house and senate lists are ready. Speaker Anderson plans Des Moines weekend duties while Kendall coordinates committee work with leaders.
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Associated Presy
Des Moines
Jan
Gov. Nendalls
Kendall
House
Senate
Death threats target Herrin trial witnesses by farmers band
Ten Illinois miners received unsigned letters with rope attached, threatening witnesses in the Herrin mine trial. Letters warned defendants’ accusers to recant or face death or home destruction. Poole Greer Harrison Nelson, among others, reported threats and related boycotts affecting business and safety. State investigators note a secret farmer protection group forming amid tensions from the trial.
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United Bresad Marion
AL. Jen
Herrin Wassiere
R. I P. Poole
Mervin
R. O. Creer
O Herrin
George Harrison
George Nelson
Poole
J .Mann
Percy Hall
Herrin
Ccourthouse
Lettur
Herriz
Jc. W. Middlekauff
Atrs
Hiade
Williamson
Vuiehe
Indictments Against Five Bandits in Capital Robbery
Orange City January 11 The grand jury returned indictments charging assault with intent to murder and attempted burglary with explosives against Guy Brooks Frank Olsen Himer Dingman and Earl Laverty three suspects in the December robbery of the Nawrice Bank Friday January 5 The five men will be arraigned before Judge William Hamilton in district court this afternoon They are not expected to plead guilty as previously anticipated.
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Orange City
Orange Comity Grand Jury
Guy Brooks
Frank Olsen
Himer Dingman
Earl Laverty
Nawrice
Tabank
William Wamilton
Smiles and Kinks Off Today’s Wires
New York arrest of Murray Tetelbaum for conning a racing chart leads to a disputed address and a two dollar fine. Federal agents probe a Savannah whisky find after unusual remarks by a water cooter. Atlanta prosecutor D A Brooks comments on burglaries and a midnight store occupation noted with a theft and no arrest.
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New York
Murray Tetelbaum
Obberwater
Broadway
Savannah
Ex-King Constantine Dies in Exile at Palarma
Exiled Greek monarch Constantine I died of cerebral hemorrhage in Palarma. His wife Sophia, sister of the German emperor, was with him. His downfall followed revolutionary victory and the capture of Constantinople. His return to Athens amid fanfare was among Greece’s great historic moments.
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Constantine I
Greece
Palarma
Constantiinople
Elalian
Sophia
Germany
Constantine
The
Mellenes
Tio
World Caniuus
Venizelos
Itis
Athens
Mellon Sure Debt Funding Agreement To Be Reported
Washington finance officials announced that an agreement for refunding Britain's debt of more than four billion dollars was expected to be reported before the British commission’s Lent sailing date of June 20. Mellon, as American debt commissioner, indicated strong confidence in the outcome.
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Washington, D. C
Mellon
American Debt Commission
British Commission
Chicago clothing maker killed by night hotel clerk
International News Wire reports conflicting motives behind the fatal wire shooting of Sigmund Moss, wealthy Chicago clothing manufacturer. Moss was killed in the Seville hotel lobby after a quarrel with 28 year old night clerk Mathew Callahan. Callahan said Moss and his wife were causing a disturbance in their room and Moss attacked him downstairs after a warning. Mrs Moss defended her husband, saying they argued but denies drinking. Moss was partner in Wohl Moss & Co.
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International News Wire
Chicago
Sigmund Moss
Sigemund
Seville
Mathew Callahan
Clef Callahan
Moss
Callahan
Whele- Pata
Wohl, Moss
Baylorukhart’s Iowa program outlines new state laws menu
Senator Brookhart, addressing lawmakers, proposes repealing the 85 percent state primary rule and reestablishing presidential votes by nationwide popular choice. He urges direct nomination and delegates for national conventions, cooperative banking for agri relief, and removal of city utility restrictions. He criticizes ship subsidies and stresses a farmer labor agenda, aiming for a state convention to draft party platform.
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Des Moines
Suovith
W. Ursokhart
Leginlarian
Linown
Bised
Washington
Ile
Iowa
Weather summary for midwest towns report across several cities
Weather bulletin from the Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau covering Chartes City Algona Cedar Falls Des Moines Davenport Dubuque La Crosse Mason City and Waterloo. No snow or rain reported in the presented territory.
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U.S. “Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
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Algona
Cedar Fanida
Davenport
Nes Moines
Dubuins
la Const Wis
Mason City
Waverly
Goml
Late Bulletins Of Occupation Signal Tense World News
Dispatches from Bouen Essen Paris London Amsterdam and Cobton report shifts in occupation by French and Allied forces. notes on transportation of coal, withdrawal orders, and near daily developments spark gloom as Germany faces altered military and diplomatic posture.
I C C Probes Railroads on Maintenance Costs and Service
The Interstate Commerce Commission notified railroads across counties that it will investigate recent months expenditures on maintenance and the methods used to provide freight car service. An informal petition for inquiry had been filed by unions involved in the July shop crafts strike.
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Washington, D. C
Dan
Noties
Interstate Commerce Commission
International Association of Machinists
Sioux City Grand Jurors Probe Vice Condition Inquiry
Police Judge Carlos W. Goltz and M. B. Riggs chaired the city civil service commission before the grand jury in session. Reports suggest an investigation into vice conditions may be undertaken as a response to recent charges that immorality is rampant in the district, provoking sharp rebuttals from local leaders.
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Sioux City
Carlos W. Goltz
Williams
Allott Plans To Get American Troops Home In A Hurry
Washington January 11 The United States weighs further steps in the European crisis as France presses its Ruhr occupation and plans rush forward to evacuate the Rhine garrison. A Senate resolution to recall Ralph W. Borden, the American rep on the reparations commission, will be introduced soon, seeking a position similar to last week on pulling troops from Europe.
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United Press
Washington
War and State Departments
Rhine
Ordeven
Ralangh W. Borden
Reparations Commission
Senate
Borden
Europe
Germans Jeer as French Enter Essen in Ruhr Advance
French troops with Belgians occupied Essen and began encircling the Ruhr basin, while German crowds jeered the blue clad soldiers. Paris and Berlin officials debated the Ruhr action and possible reactions, with Poincare asserting France would protect its interests amid a tense global standoff.
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Associated Press
Warts
Jan
Poincure
Chamber of Depeties
France
Ruhr
Acham
St Geremany
Bochum
Amsterdam
Jan. T
Berlin
Germany
Essen
WHYER
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Ceincare
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Poincare
Pale
Bochuman
Buckhausen
Dusseldorf
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