Booth Victory Over High Council In Salvation Army Case
The London chancellory court granted Gen Bramwell Booth an injunction voiding the high council’s removal resolution for lack of opportunity to defend himself. A new hearing is likely, with Booth ready to present his case in person if his health allows, after a protracted illness sparked the ouster attempt.
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Salvation Army
Bramwell’ Booth
Chancellory
London
Army High Council
High Council
Gan. Booth
Waverly Banker May Take State Budget Post
Des Moines reports say Guy O. Van Derveer cashier of the State Bank of Waverly will decide by Friday whether to accept the State Budget Director post offered by Governor Hammill. The Third District figure is praised by lawyers and voters in Waterloo and Butler Bremer areas.
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Des Moines
INS
Guy OQ
van Derveer
State Bank of ‘Averly
John Hammill
Hammill
Senate
Garter Ap. Cian Acreice
Waverly
Guy
Guy 'O. van Dervyeer
BL Hogue
Gov. Hammill
Colesburg Road to Be Open by Night
Colesburg expected to begin bringing in food and fuel supplies late today or tomorrow as Delaware county snow plow leaves Earlville to clear the Petersburg to Bolesture stretch this afternoon. Bobsleds have carried a few supplies since the storm blocked the road and made travel difficult.
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Colesburg
Delaware County
Earlville
Petersburg
Boles Ture
Raid Reveals Policy Playing in Des Moines
Des Moines police disclosed a raid last night showing that policy gambling is present in the city. Five men were arrested and a number of policy bets were confiscated. Police attributed the activity to widespread practice among local residents, though this marks the first disclosure in years.
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Des Moines
U.R
Althoit
Communists Expel German Leaders Over Trotzky Split
Pravda reports two top German Communist Party figures, Tallheimer and Brandlj, were expelled for dissension with higher chiefs over the Trotzky opposition movement. The official notice from Moscow dates to January.
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Communist Party
Tallheimer
Brandlj
Trotzky
Polly Sad While King Was Ill to Go Along to Shore
London reports the least important member of King George's seaside party will be his parrot Polly. The Daily Mirror says the bird has been inconsolable during the king's illness, perched in a cage and pining while the king rests. Polly, normally on the king's shoulder at breakfast, now eats beside him when her dish arrives.
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George
Bognor
The
Daily Mirror
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House Sends Deficiency Bill To Conference After Tangle
Washington January 30. The house rules committee approved sending the deficiency appropriation bill with prohibition and tax refund amendments to conferences to reconcile differences with the senate. Representative Tilson said the question would likely come up in the house tomorrow with debate normally limited to one hour. The move followed a parliamentary tangle yesterday.
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House
Senate
Tilson
Connecticut
Rules ‘Committees
Free Coast Guard Officers Cleared in Hanson Killing
Elmira New York January 30 Two Coast Guard guardsmen Frank Beck and Glen Jennings faced second degree manslaughter charges in the killing of Buffalo Elks official Jacob D Hanson. A hung jury left Jennings free temporarily after 20 hours of deliberation while Beck was discharged for insufficient evidence by Judge John R Hazel.
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Frank Ll. Beck
Glen Jennings
Jacob D. Hanson
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Navy Ships Lack Men Reported To Congress
Washington January 30 The house appropriations committee reviewed naval manpower needs for the navy funding. Admiral Hughes presented a table showing Great Britain with 104,431 personnel, the United States 93,096, Japan 81,695, France 60,834, and Italy 45,397. He urged an extra 4,000 enlisted personnel to fill under manned in commission vessels.
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House Appropriations Committee
Charles F. Hughes
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United States
Japan
Great
Hoover plan to clean GOP south faces Senate probe
Washington January 30 U S The drive to purge Republican leadership in the south gains traction as the Senate post office investigating committee releases records showing Perry Howard colored Mississippi Republican official deposited 31000 more than his salary in 21 months. Evidence also implicates F R B Creager Texas official in blocking raids on Dallas and Fort Worth hotels. Postoffice and justice departments cooperate while agents compiled southern corruption data last summer. House and Senate begin calendar bills as Caraway demands public release of secret votes leading to Interior Secretary West confirmation.
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Mississippi
FR. B. Creager
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Hindoo Ritual Christen Princess in Indore Lineage
Elaborate Hindoo christening rites are under way at Chateau Holkar in St Germain for four day old Princess Sharaga Raje Holkar of Indore. The infant was born to Nancy Ann Miller, American wife of the former maharajah, and her name was registered at St Germain city hall. Rites will continue at the chateau for seven more days.
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Chateau Holkar
St. Germain
Indore
Nancy Ann Miller
Sharaga Raje Holkar
Carbon monoxide blamed for Decorah man's death
Decorah Iowa was rocked by the death of Andrew Anderson a well known local horse buyer found dead in his car eight miles east of town. Authorities suspect carbon monoxide poisoning as the cause.
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Dan
Andrew Anderson
Rooms for rent in a well furnished near Pine Street
Atrs G B Davis placed a light housekeeping room advertisement in the Courier. Two adjoining rooms available with gas electricity heat and water included. Located close in at 623 Pine St. Phone 498-1. First evening drew 38 calls and a desirable tenant was found. Thirty seven inquiring still. If you have rooms for rent use the Courier Classified.
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The
Courier
Pine St
Rescue Ship Chief Officer Manning Takes Command
New York January 30 Captain Harry Manning, 82, chief officer of the S S America, assumes temporary master duties while Captain George Fried tours the country to recount the Florida rescue. Fried will address a Washington banquet as the U S Shipping Board arranges the tour after Manning piloted the lifeboat crew that saved the Florida crew. Manning becomes the youngest Atlantic tonnage commander aboard such a vessel.
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New York
INS
United States Lines
Amer~ica
George Fried
Fried
United States Shipping Board
Anniual Board of A Trade
Washington
Manning
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Jake Bird Draws Big Court Crowd in Trial
In Council Bluffs Iowa on January 30 the trial of Jake Bird, Omaha Negro, for an attack on Mrs. Harold Stribling drew a large crowd. Standings room vanished as deputies struggled to keep others from forcing entry. Bird said he anticipated drawing more friends as the trial continued with five more witnesses to testify, with a likely postponement to July.
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Bluffs
INS
Jake Bird
Omaha
Hachet Mat
Harold’ Stribling
Sherri Percy
Lainson
Suitor Wins Girl Chased by Plane in Indianapolis
Miss Ruth McConnell, 27, an art and music student, and Kenneth B. Coulter, 49, of Clifton Springs, plan to wed after a marriage license was issued. Coulter arrived in a wheelchair to sign, as their romance drew nationwide attention when McConnell was chased across the country by a Rochester medical student in an airplane.
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Ind
Ruth McConnell
Kenneth B. Coulter
Clifton Springs
Coulter
Miss McConnell
Miners Poverty Awes Prince on Coal Fields Tour
London Jan 30 The Prince of Wales faced scenes of extreme poverty in northern coal fields and struggled to find words to express sympathy. He was awed by bare rooms and widespread distress from job losses, with a Daily Express report noting he risked his health on the tour while fighting a heavy cold and whispered that he felt death.
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London
Prince’ of Wales
Daily Express
Sudreyine
Endurance Flight Halted by High Wind at Roosevelt Field
The endurance aviation attempt by CINS-Moartin, Jensen, and Dale began at Roosevelt Field New York and set a world endurance record for soldiers before a forced landing at Eaton's Neck near Northport. Jensen reported the heavy fuel load and strong winds over Long Island caused the abort after just over two hours in the air, with no injuries.
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Jensen
Dale Flight
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Long Island
Congress Today Senate Debates On Various Committee Actions
The Wednesday calendar shows Senate debates and committee actions across Agriculture Foreign Relations and Rules. Notable items include a cruiser bill debate, Schall print paper resolution hearings, Neff nomination executive session, Brookhart probe of Texas patronage, and a rules committee discussion of a $24 million prohibition enforcement rider and related tax refund amendments.
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Agriculture — Committee
Schall
Brookhart
Texas
Bill to Provide System of Honest Credits Secured by Mortgage
Rural credits plan proposes short term farmer loans aided by mortgage security with the state as lender and a 12 month maximum term. The agriculture secretary would issue credit certificates, appraisals of crops required, and first liens on property would protect funds.
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Safe Hill
Floyd County
State Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
House
OWS
Religion merger talks draw readers to Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on January 30 leaders from the Methodist Episcopal Church of America and the Presbyterian Church in the United States discussed a potential merger. Bishop Herbert Welsh led Methodist representatives, while Dr. J. Ross Stevenson chaired the Presbyterian department on church cooperation and union. The move follows a May Tulsa general assembly receipt of a definite merger request from Methodist leaders.
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Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Department of Church, Co-Operation and Union
Presbyteria
Pittsburgh
Methodist Episcopal Church of America
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
Herbert Welsh
Department of Church Cooperation and Union
J. Ross Stevenson
Princeton
N. J
Presbyterian General ” Assembly
Tulsa
Oklo
Edwin W H. Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Survivor in Pact to Die Suspected
Harrisburg, Pa. Jan. 30. A perfume salesman’s account of surviving a death pact in which a woman drowned is under scrutiny. Police found one body, Miss Verna Klink, 20, in the Susquehanna. Bowmen, 39, says they jumped to die. he escaped, then aided by retrieving $1,025 of $1,700 used by Alma Eshelm to finance Verna’s candy business.
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Verna Klink
Susquehanna
Harry Bowman
Bowman
Miss Klink
Jury Frees Zippe in Shepler Shooting
Burlington January 20. Jake Zippeyy found not guilty of murder in the death of Max Shepler on Huron Island. Zippey and John Vaueghn stood indicted after Shepler’s body was found in a shallow grave by Zippeys nephews last fall. Vaueghn was convicted of murder in the second degree last week.
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Burlington
U.R
Jake Zippey
Huron Island
Max Shepler
Zippe
John Vaueghn
Shepler
Vaueghn
Guity
Mrs A D McCall Seriously Ill After Stroke
Mrs A D McCall was brought to Sartori hospital in a serious condition this afternoon after a stroke at her home five miles west of Here on Tryeutty Street. Lawrence Johnson, son of Mrs Sarah Johnson, is very ill at their home on South Marin Street due to sinus trouble.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Van
4. D. McCall
Sartori Hospital
Here
Tryeutty Street
Lawrence _ Johnson
Sarah Johnson
Marin Street
Courier Delivery Cutoff and Missed Paper Notice
The Courier will be delivered to homes before 6 30. If the paper is not received by then due to carrier error or other cause, call 5199 for a copy to be sent. Phone calls should reach the office before 6 30 p m.
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