Farmers see tariff bill doubt on benefits to farmers
Washington report notes after the Lenrogt-Anderson farm credit bills that farm legislation has been broad and largely intelligent, but many farmers question whether the tariff bill will actually benefit them. It argues farm credit banks may not outperform existing country banks and cites Iowa and six Corn Belt states with large eligible banks not in the Federal Reserve system.
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Iby
Mark Bullivan
Washington, D, GC
Lenrogt-Anderson
Farm Legisla Bu
United States
Congress
Towa
Federal Reserve System
San Feliee
Harvesters Great Shade
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Mrs Eberle Granted Bail in Des Moines Slaying Case
Mrs Katherine Eberle of Des Moines, convicted slayer of her husband, was admitted to bail in the amount of 25606. The order was issued by Chief Justice Byron W Preston of the state supreme court after a bail hearing and habeas corpus petition. She remains hospitalized in Oskaloosa with a nervous collapse after the Jan 2 shooting incident.
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Slayer
Associated Press
Oskaloosa
Byron W Preston
State Supreme Court
Katherine Eberle
Des Moines
Eberle
District Court
Oskalocsa
Focal Hospital
Citizens' committee from Harrison to be called for probe
In Little Rock Arkansas January 5 Members of the so called Citizens' committee who expelled strikers from the Missouri and North Arkansas railroad will be heard in the legislature inquiry into disorders at Harrison and along the road tonight Gregor the striker hanged near Harrison last week was claimed innocent of bridge burnings based on depositions from Forsythe Missouri employers and workers showing he was at a power plant there during the incident
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Little Rock
Ark
Ciizens
Missouri & North Arkansas’ Railroad
Arkansas
Harrison
C. Gregor
Forsythe, Mo
Gregori
Forsythe
Two Irish Rebels Executed by Troops in Waterford
Waterford Ireland January 25 Two men named O Reilly and Witzserald residents of Cork were executed at the Waterford infantry barracks this morning. Both were found guilty of possession of arms.
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Associated Press
Waterford
Ireland
O'Reilly and
Witzserald
Cork
Charge of killing may be sequel to workman joke
Jackson Michigan January 25. Man slaughter charges may be placed against Reynolds Spring company employees after Ross Glenn 25 a fellow worker was electrocuted during a practical joke. The wheelbarrow was wired and at least two suspects admitted involvement. prosecutor says manslaughter as possible charge. Glenn leaves a widow and two children.
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International News Wire
Jackson
Mich
Jan
Reynolds Spring Company
Ross
Glenn
Simpson
Mills
Gienn
Brookhart Bill Lets U S Seize Coal Mines in Emergency
Senator Brookhart introduces a bill to allow the president to seize and operate U S coal mines during national emergencies. The measure sets compensation, places profits in federal funds, and lets the president issue embargoes and fix labor salaries. If disputed, operators may sue for the remainder in federal courts.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Senate
Brookhart
Congress
Treasury Department
Federal Trade Commission
Spritesion
Sait
Bill
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brookhart Delivers Blow at Ship Subsidy
In Washington today the Progressives halted Senator Jones of the commerce committee from limiting debate on the ship subsidy bill. Brookhart, a Progressive, objected and killed the motion to restrict discussion, stalling potential action before March 4.
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Washington
Senate
Jones
Commerce Committee
Brookhart
Highways and Weather Bureau Report From Iowa Cities
A subjoined report covers towns including Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Mason City and Waterloo. Roads and conditions noted show 20 inch falls in places with incomplete wording and unclear specifics.
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U. 3S
Department of Agriculture - Weather Bureau
Ciertes City
Taian
Algona
Charles City
Cedar Raplas
Davenport
Des Moines
Jhuibique
la Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Waerlyy
Tax audit bill stalled in Iowa House amid tax reform push
The Iowa House rejected advancing a governor backed measure to audit school district spending above forty thousand dollars a year. Rep Blake led the pro side while Rep Children and Rep McClune spoke against it. A broader audit bill and tax exemption changes were introduced as lawmakers debated reform and the state fair board election process.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
House of Representatives
Kendall
Blake
Wayette
Potta Wattautie
McClune
Mahaska
Hauge
Polk
Clark
Linu
Gutjes
Grundy
Farm Bureau Federation
Ites
State Highways Commission
State Board of Education
Tair Board
Sthoal
State Fair Board
Dutles
High School Press Association to Expand Membership
Galesboro Gl Feb 23 the Hliness High School Press association will invite editors from Towa Tadiana and Missouri to join at its second annual convention. Willan Allekite, noted Kansas editor, to be chief speaker on the program. The meeting will continue for two days.
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Galesbore
Towa
Tadiana
Missouri
Hliness High School Press” Association
Willan Allekite
Kansas
Weight and Name of Baker on Bread Required in Illinois
Illinois inspectors require that the weight of a loaf and the name of the baker be printed clearly on the label. The wrapper must also show the manufacturer’s name to comply with the law, says M. L. Olson, dairy inspector. The rule aims to ensure traceability and consumer protection in bread packaging.
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Rockford
Ithihols
M. L. Olson
Olsoa Sky
Doughboys Quell Riots at Coblenz
A large postwar riot in Coblenz, Germany, led by Germans opposing Rhineland separation, was broken up by 12 American MPs after attacks on Rhinelander Warte offices. Renewed unrest followed, with up to 10,000 anti-secessionists rioting while Americans maintained order. Only Gen. Henry T. Allen and a small guard remained to clear pending business. departure to follow in about two weeks.
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Anbleus
Ocean Station
Rhinelander Warte
Rhineland
Germany
Althen
Sachiness
Gohlenz
Fane
Russell
Henry T. Allen
Dividends from Independent Oil Co Revealed in Senate Hearing
Washington January 47 The Texas independent oil company paid cash and stock dividends totaling 16 787 060 since 1903 Amos L Beaty of New York president testified at the senate oil investigation Cash dividends ranged from 10 percent 165 006 in 1908 to 2 percent 19 734 000 in 192 In stock dividends one 50 percent share 3 900 600 in 1910 and another 10 percent 13 000 000 in 192
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Washington, D. C
Texas Company
Cvuntry
Amos L. Beaty
New York
Senate Oil
Beaty
Germany Thanks U S for Nice Soldiers
The German government officially expressed appreciation for the conduct of American occupational forces on the Rhine. Ambassador Wiedfeldt conveyed the gratitude in Washington today, noting satisfactory behavior and cooperation.
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Germany
U.S
Washington, D.C
America
Rhinn
United States
Wiedfeldt
Dan
Valentino decries movie trusts as factory art
Rodolph Valentino denounces 75 percent of today’s films as insults to intelligence produced by trusts for profit not art. He criticizes exhibitors for signing with majors to secure yearly output, calling most titles unusable, while praising independent stars like Griffith Chaplin and Mary Pickford.
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United Press
New York
Trhis
Rodolph Valentino
Sueik
Valentino
Ims
Th. OW. Griffith
Mary and Mary
Charlie Chaplin
Belgian and French Troops Tighten Ruhr Occupation
Belgian troops clash with Germans in Oberhausen and Made while French forces take over Mayence with orders to shoot to kill if disorders continue. The Ruhr area is sealed off as French railway workers prepare to run trains, and Gen Weygand’s arrival signals a hard line approach to control.
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Ed Crews
Essen
Made
Oberhausen
Fternoon
Altho
Basen
Weygand
Italir
Fritz Thyssen
Cout
Mayence
Arena
Germany
Vand
Rhineland
Ruhr
Anne
Tito
Worygund
France
Ruhe
Weyland
le Troquer
Byipinson
Herr P Schultins
Duesseldorf
Herr Raiffsiesen
Associated Press
Weigand
Marshal Foch
Paris
Degoutte
Bill for Watch on Rhine Draft Reaches 256 Million
Washington January reports say Amerten's bill for occupying the Rhine now totals 256 million dollars. The measure is to be formally presented to the allied powers in early March. Knot Watsworth, assistant secretary of the treasury, represents the government in coordinating the debt issues.
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Rhine
Washington, D. C
Amerten
the Rhine
State Department
Knot Watsworth
Treassury
Thte
Ex Kleagle Threatens to Expose Klan Network
Omaha dispatch reports former district Kleagle in Khix Klans northern California realm vows to publish a 40 000 word report exposing the Klan. He claims to have evidence and photographs linking members to money flows and Black Robe knights, and says he will turn materials to the Justice Department for prosecution.
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Omaha
Neb
Edane 1
Piller
Oqukaa
Cal
Kleagle
In Khix Klan
California
Mde
Nis Vostonithon
Kan
Tas
Bern
Willer
Banat Jess
Imperial Palace
Alumni
Department of Justicrn
W.evans
Lan
Bhick Rehes
Hhick
Knights of the Big Trees
Boxcar Thief Sentenced. Reformatory for Leo Hanover
Leo Hanover, a recent recruit of a boxcar theft gang, was taken to Anamosa at 2 p m yesterday and pleaded guilty to the crime. He received a five year term in the Anamosa reformatory. Other gang members faced varied sentences while police report 14 convictions tied to the robbery and related thefts. Also noted is the improved condition of former U S Senator J Hamilton Lewis in London.
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Leo Hanover
Anamosa
Beckwith
Hanover
Wmoyd Fleet
Sulley
Reel Island Voxcars
LeRoy Cornwell
Osa Gilson
Black Hawk County
Lewis
London
U. S
J. Hamilton Lewis
Federal probe into embassy liquor shipments in Washington
The Treasury Department was urged to check unusual liquor shipments to embassies and legations in Washington after police disclosures alleging some diplomats abuse immunity to aid bootleggers. Officials say several shipments recently were large enough to draw prohibition enforcement attention.
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Associated? Presstoa
Washington, D. C
Washington Police
Treasury Department
State Department
Mude
Treasury
Open hearing on Morehouse hooded atrocity case ends
The Louisiana state probe into the Morehouse parish hooded violence ends after testimony from Leon Jones of Moselle Mississippi. He described seeing masked men and two bodies later found in Lake LaFourche, as officials said lawlessness by the Ku Klux Klan damaged civil order.
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Associated Press
Bastrop
Jas
Dahiel
Richards
Lake Dre
Ku Klux Klan
Parker
Coco
Orider
Watt Daniel
T. F. Witchards
Honne
Grand Jury
Wittesson
Leon Jones
Moselle
Walt Daniel
Here
Lake LaFourche
sMorehouse
Jones
Supmer
Breckenridge
Tax
Mississippi
Monros
Mer Rouge
Oak Ridge
Beste Ferrer
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