Reparations pact ends long negotiations with German payment terms
Belgium accepts German offers to redeem currency left in evacuated areas, clearing the way for the Young plan reparations accord. Annuities proposed by Owen B. Young are approved, with scaled payments and provisions on taxes and debt terminology. The agreement stabilizes international trade and finance, shaping a broader economic future for involved powers.
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Owen B. Young
Belgium
Rhineland
United States
Young
Reparation Settlement Reflected In Federal Nominations
President Hoover stays out of senate executive sessions while seeking smooth confirmation of federal appointments. He fears the glare of confirmation battles and the public scrutiny that follows. The article notes Hoover's past friction with Congress and the reluctance of many capable Americans to accept high offices amid political fire. The piece hints at broader worries about executive ease and the risk to qualified appointees.
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BRBCG
Hoover
Congress
Senate
White House
Capitol Hill
Uncle Sam
Charlies Beecher Warren
Washington
Senate O. K
Iln" Reed
Missouri
Twa
Bar Death Adds Evidence in Mansfield Trial
In Peoria Illinois today the state pressed to enter a bottle described as deadly white mule as evidence in Morris Mansfield’s murder case. Twenty two deaths linked to poison liquor are under review as witnesses prepare to testify. Autopsies on three victims were debated when defense objected to testimony on the alcohol consumed.
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Lil
Morris Mansfield
Frank Aylward
John M. Dempsey
W. A. Sammon
F. H. Maurer
Aylward
Dempsey
Sammon
Mansfield
American Agricultural Service Inc forms to aid coops
Chicago, June 4. Incorporation papers for the American Agricultural Service Inc, a national body to assist agricultural cooperative organizations, were filed in Springfield, Ill. Sam H. Thompson, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, hailed the move as the greatest step forward for organized agriculture. The new association aims to provide top talent in cooperative work to member groups at reduced cost through pooled resources, noting smaller organizations cannot currently hire such experts.
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Chicago
American Agricultural Service, Inc
Springfield
American Farm Bureau Federation
Sam H. Thompson
Mother Faces Trial Under Jones Law in Chicago
Chicago reports Mrs. Celia Black mother of three. First Chicago woman charged under the Jones law. She goes on trial tomorrow for transporting liquor after being arrested with a five gallon can of alcohol hidden in her car. She confessed bootlegging to support her children.
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Chicago
Cecelia Black
Clay Birds Tremble in Traps at Iowa Shoot
Waterloo hosts the Iowa State Sportsmen's Association annual state trapshooting tournament. More than 125 shooters, amateurs and professionals, are expected to compete as practice fills today at the Waterloo Gun Club on Highway 20 near Cedar Bend. Tomorrow's initial competition promises high drama as shots count toward the famed perfect score.
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Iowa State Sportsmen's Association
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Cedar Bend
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Reparations pact clears months of talks in Paris
After four months of tense negotiations, the reparations experts reach a final agreement. Owen Young announces a unanimous report, Belgian approval on German marks, and Anticipated signing by Friday or Saturday as the American delegation sails home aboard the Aquitania.
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Owen D. Young
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Aquitania
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Belgium
Gwen D. Youtng
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Erwin Ritter
Ietter
Germany
Eupen
Malmedy
Des Moines University Plans New Faculty After Year End
Des Moines June 4 U P The governing board of Des Moines University announced the summer school plan was abandoned and began preparations to hire a new faculty as students and faculty departed the campus after the school year ended.
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Des Moines
U.P
Des Moines University
T. T. Shields
New York Dope Ring Headquarters Claimed in Waterloo
Waterloo officials announced the arrest of a New York narcotic wholesaler and seizure of drugs worth about ten thousand dollars, signaling the breakup of a midwestern ring. Emmanuel Bruno, a New York wholesaler, is named with other arrested agents in Pontiac and other cities. shipments used small trunks and split bank notes for payment and tracking.
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New York
Middlewest
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Narcotic Chick
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Waterloo
Denver
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Fargo
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Sioux Palls
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Des Moines
Pontiac
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Emmanuel Bruno
Arrange Fund To Cure Grain Price
Washington June 4 A 200 million dollar fund will be appropriated by Congress to finance the federal farm board once the new farm relief bill becomes law. At least 100 million will stabilize the wheat market after recent price tumbles, with the rest aiding other markets during the current season. The appropriation has White House and Commerce Department approval and informally approved by Senate and House conferees who are nearing agreement on the farm bill.
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Congress
Federal Farm Board
Floover
Department of Commerce
Senate
House
Orders Boy Held for Killing Playmate
After deliberating for almost an hour, a six-man Springfield coroner's jury ordered nine-year-old James Harrison held to the Sanga moan county juvenile court for the killing of Norman Rees Conwill, 16, who was fatally wounded last Wednesday evening during a tussle over a gun.
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Springfield
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Sangamoan County
Norman Rees Conwill
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Courier delivery deadline and fault notice
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30 o clock. If through error of the carrier boy or other cause you fail to receive your paper by that time please phone 5100 and copy of the paper will be sent. Phone calls must reach this office before 6 30 p m.
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Lindbergh Honeymoon Yacht Mouette Slips From Woods Hole Harbor
The motor yacht Mouette believed to be the Lindberghs honeymoon craft departed Woods Hole Massachusetts after a brief harbor stop. A coast guard lookout saw a man resembling Col. Charles A. Lindbergh aboard, but no one came ashore and the vessel headed to sea. Reports of sightings in New York and East Sixty-sixth Street were discounted as speculation.
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New York City
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East Sixty-sixth Street
International
Anne Spencer Morrow
Upper Fifth Avenue
Irwin Chase
Bayonne
N. J
Chase
Long Island
Englewood
Bootlegger Fined Amid Car and Liquor Confiscation
Tipton Iowa dispatch reports Roscoe W. Burtch of Des Moines was fined 683 dollars in district court for transporting liquor. The case saw his car and liquor confiscated, bringing the total cost to about 2654 dollars. He noted a prior Des Moines fine of 540 dollars for bootlegging.
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Roscoe W. Burtch
Des Moines
R. Q. Elson
Burtch
Callg MacDonald To Form Cabinet
London June 4 Stanley Baldwin resigned as prime minister delivering the resignation to a ill King George at Windsor Castle. The King sent for Ramsay MacDonald to form a cabinet after Labor supplanted Conservatives as the largest party in the Commons. MacDonald will visit Windsor tomorrow to discuss the move.
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Stanley Baldwin
King George
Windsor Castle
Ramsay MacDonald
Premice
MacDonald
Windsor
Labor Party
Baldwin
House of Commons
River of Fire Threatens Terzigno Village
A molten lava flow from Mt. Vesuvius nears Terzigno as residents led by their parish priest march through streets with sacred images praying for protection. The Java river 1060 feet wide advances eight feet deep at 260 feet per hour, about a mile and a half from the village outskirts by mid morning. Naples reports June 4.
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Mt. Vesuvius
Tersigno
Java
Terzigno E
Naples
Iowa Plea For Reinstatement Hears Subcommittee In Chicago
In Chicago on June 4 the Big Ten subcommittee on athletics held a lengthy session over Iowa's bid for reinstatement after a suspension for alleged proselyting and subsidies. The panel adjourned at 2 p.m. without a decision, with further action possible in the afternoon.
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Big Ten Athletic Conference
University of Iowa
U.S
Walter H. Jessup
Iowa University
Jessup
University of Town
Supreme Court
George A. Goodenough
University of Illinois
Thomas E. French
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Minnesota
Iowa
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Gase
Plunkett
Spradling
Barry
Elliott
Purdue
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the Tribune
Hines
Indiana State Normal
Towa
Bright New Bills One Third Smaller Arrive Here
Banks in Waterloo display specimens of the new U.S. currency one third smaller to save paper and costs. Denominations shown include 1 2 5 10 with Washington Jefferson Lincoln Hamilton. Chiefly $10 000 note featuring Salmon Chase will be less common. Circulation here expected around July 10 after adequate supply. Chicago to begin issuing next week.
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Waterloo
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Jefferson
Lincoln
Hamilton
Salmon Chase
Will A. Lane
First National Bank
Chicago
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