Rift in Ranks of Republicans May Sidetrack Tariff
The Senate split over Hoover farm relief and export debenture plans hints at a broader rift with Republicans divided between Borah and Watson on tariff revision. Democrats under Robinson hold firm, while Brookhart proposes a progressive alternative. A completion may spill into December and the next spring’s campaign season.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Hoover
Horah
Idaho
Watson
Indiana
House
Wateen
Borah
Brookhart
Robinson
Arkansas
Congress
Debenture Plan Survives House Second Vote Controversy
The House acted to strike section II of the debenture bill after Speaker Longworth backed John Tilson’s motion. Representative Garner urged a full record vote from all members, while Republicans followed Hoover’s lead to push the plan toward Senate rejection and eventual White House submission. The bill’s fate hinges on a rapid Senate response and potential presidential signature.
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Longworth
Hensen
Jones
John @ Tilson
Tilson
John Garner
Eatl
Wold
Senate
Nanserenes
House
White House
French Plane Crash Near Ocean Beach Headline
Report of the Green Flash and Yellow Bird seaplanes near Old Orchard describes a crash on the beach. Propeller damage, torn wings, leaking fuel, and a possible stowaway are noted amid coast guard attention and barograph sealing. Looted details mention Paris rendezvous and weather hints as mechanics complete repairs.
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Page Oney Preservers
Lotti
Yarkey
Coast Guard
Dieut
L. MM. Malka
Coast
Trarter
Assolant
Willams
Wiliams
Paris
Larry Af
Jtanes
Malné
Lote
Associated Press
Armand
Lefevye
Old Orchard
Lotte
Temperatures Forecast for Maxinghra and Nearby
Readable text shows a weather note listing temperatures for Maxinghra across days including Minti Vaz Thureday Thiveday and Thurheday with a 1 percent figure in the morning.
French Legion Aids 70 Rescue After Morocco Patrol
Paris reports eight mounted battalions of the French Foreign Legion pressed across muddy Moroccan plateaus to rescue three comrades held by North Africa tribesmen in the Athess mountains. The latest ministry tally lists 13 legionnaires killed, 10 wounded, 66 missing, and seven officers among the captives.
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Paris
French Foreign Legion
Morocco
Athess
French Ministry of War
War Ministry
Rabsi
Ali Yacoub
Hoover Fires Plan Of Flood Abatement Compared
Two plans for flood control clash as army engineers favor spillways and massive levees while civilian engineers urge integrating nature friendly methods. They propose detention reservoirs, diversion channels, and spillways to relieve main river stress and reduce flood damage. J S Tuthill, Water loo lawyer, hospitalized after malaria tests. progress shown, planning tonsil operation after recovery.
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Jadwin
Waterloo mortician Frank Smith dies after major operation
Frank G. Smith 50 proprietor of the Berth Avenue grocery Waterloo died in Rochester Minnesota at noon Wednesday after a major operation seven weeks after traveling to Rochester for a minor procedure. He is survived by his widow two children Gerald Cherokee Ia and Mrs Ethel Law Chicago. Body to be brought to Waterloo via Western railroad. Funeral arrangements pending. Mrs Fred Tromas reports death of her sister in Long Beach California from cancer. Funeral set for 2:30 pm tomorrow in Long Beach. Mrs Thomas father and a brother had died earlier. Mrs Joseph Memann funeral Friday at 7:30 am St. Marys. Burial at Stacyville. Elmer Moore 64 Webster street funeral Wednesday 2:30 pm at O Keefe Towne chapel. Burial at Falny? law.
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Frank
Fred Tromas
Mra
H. Husman
Campbell Avenues
Fred Thomas
Long Beach
Cal
MM. Thomas
Mary Bowen
Cedar Pally
Janesville
California
Buial
Long Berch
Thomas
Joseph Memann
Joseph Hemant
N Erpelding
Lincoln Street
Wil
Ben St. Mary's Catholic Church
Theodosius. Plassmeyer
Stacyville
Elmer
Elmer Moore
Webster Street
O'Keefe
Big Crosley radio news ships to Waterloo by air
A Crosley Radio plane from Cincinnati will land at Chapman field in Waterloo at 3 a.m. tomorrow as part of a 80 craft nationwide rush to deliver the Grostey announcement. The Waco plane, chartered by Standard Battery and Electric, will be joined by retail dealers from surrounding towns for an all news first hand reveal.
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Waterloo
Crosley Radio Corporation
Cincinnati
Chapman Field
Midwest Airways Corporation Waco
Gaye Baker
Grostey
Standard Battery & Electric Co
Crosley
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Waterloo Property Assessed Value Rises in 1929 Report
The Waterloo assessment shows total property value at 14,374,196 for 1929 with East and West districts listing town lots, unplatted property, and farm land. Personal property totals reflect 1929 and 1928 figures, including merchandise and bank stock, with notes that moneys and credits bear a six mill levy. Vehicle counts reveal limited livestock and only a small kennel of dogs.
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West Merchandise
Waterloo
Repaint Job on Auto Plates Costs Driver Only $10
Judge J. G. Sager gave a nominal fine of $10 and costs to R. L. McCaffree in municipal court after he faced charges of driving a car with altered license plates. Authorities had found him driving a vehicle with 1938 plates repainted to match 1929 plates. The defendant claimed he did not alter the plates, a factory worker had done it. Attorney Gc. M. Parker of Cedar Falls defended him.
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J. G. Sager
R. L. McCaffree
McCrffree
Curt
Gc. M. Parker
Cedar Falls
Sherman Re-Elected Labor Treasurer
M. Be Sherman of Des Moines won reelection as secretary treasurer of the Iowa Federation of Labor at convention primaries in Towa City. With 15 percent of votes counted from a 213 voter pool, opposition was withdrawn after tallying, and today’s session would be mostly formal aside from executive board elections and a showdown between Sioux City and Ottumwa for next year’s convention leaders.
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Towa City
UPI
M. BE. Sherman
Des Moines
Towa Federation of Labor
Sherman
Sioux City
Ottumwa
Police Notes On Three Fone Drinks In City Court
Three Fone drinks appeared in municipal court Thursday morning before Judge J G Sager. They were fined for offenses, sent to the city jail and the municipal court. A thief entered a home owned by A V Williams at 669 Bratnober street and 210 Center street, stealing cleaning supplies. the break in was reported at 10 30 Wednesday night.
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A. V. Willams
Bratnober Street
Center Street
Louise Shupe Elected Inspector of G A R Ladies
Louise Shupe of 612 Logan avenue was elected inspector of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic at the annual Fort Dodge convention. Other officers named include Myrtle Nichols president, Tena Swan junior vice president, Ella Edleman counselor, Sybil Adams secretary, Gertrude Meade and Eva Deheats on the council. Ethel K. Collier named president of the Women's Relief Corps, Anna Colwell senior vice president, and Vina Holubar junior vice president. Marion J. Hall presided Daughters of Veterans. F M Stull elected secretary treasurer of the Sons of Veterans. George H. Garrall delegate to national convention. Ray Gibford department president for second term. About 200 Civil War survivors attended the encampment. 100 marched in the parade. the oldest veteran was 104, the youngest a drummer boy of 30.
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Louise E. Shupe
Logan Agenue
Grand Army of the Republic
Fort Dodge
Myrtle Nichols
Dubuque
Tena Swan
Burlington
Ella Edleman
Davenport
Sybil Adams
Gertrude Meade
Eva Deheats
Ethel K. Collier
Sioux City
Women's Relief Corps
Anna Colwell
Fort
Dorge
Vina Holubar
Iowa
Tile Schaud
F. M. Stull
Denver Street
Sons of Veterans
George H. Garrall
Franklin Street
Ray Gibford
Newton
Elva Wanamaker
Waterino
Auxiliary of Sons of Veterans
Rebecca Hiskey
Cedar Falls
Lottie Wright
Lola Harmon
Iowa City
G. A. R. State
A. J. Trimble
Memorial Hall
Trimble
William Hughes
Fort Datge
Boat Ducks Over Dam In Mid River Daring Evening
Two youths DeForest Carter and Peck Gilbert were swept toward the dam after their rowboat overturned at ten p.m. Carter and Clarence O Connor and Perry Page escaped to safety while Gilbert and the boat were lost briefly but Gilbert recovered. A later item notes entertainment at Grace church and road work on Highway 64 near Ames. A man named Carroll Bentley faces municipal court for a $10 bad check, bond set at $35.
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Gedat
DeForest Carter
Peck" Gilbert
Clarence O'Connor
Perry Page
O’connor
Page
Gilbert
Carter
Bandits in Demand Abduction Captured Idaho Governor
Orofino Idaho June 13 Several thousand men and boys searched the mountains for four young bandits who abducted W B Kin ne lieutenant governor of Idaho and two men who tried to rescue him. Kin ne escaped uninjured after being struck. Tribbey and Kille were beaten and shot in the leg. Robbery of Kin ne’s automobile suspected as motive. The trio were left tied to trees in the mountains and later freed.
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Ida
W. B. Kinne
Ieutenant
Idaho
Kinne
W. L. Tribbey
Idahotan Association
Paul Kille
Kile
Tribbey
Pierce
Sig
Leutenant
Lewiston
Mountsins
Kille
Tridbey
Greer
Here
Clarinda Celebrates Airport Pool and Home Built Plane
Clarinda Ia opens a threefold celebration for the new municipal airport and a public pool. A Cruzaire monoplane marks the first Clarinda made aircraft while more than 20 visiting planes are slated for an aerial display. Pool dedication has bathing beauty contestants from nearby towns contesting for the title with a Neptune pageant tonight.
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Clarinda
Souti
Iowa
Shanandoah
Tarkio
Villisca
Red Oak
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Neptune
Old Will Race Inked Water Mystery At Memorial Hall
Riverfront race behind Memorial hall became an inky black pool after a wall cut off flow for park work. Andrew J Rodenhaver, riverfront caretaker, said discarded Kodak film wrapping released a black coating into the water, turning it into a lake of ink.
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Memorial Hall
Andrew J. Rodenhaver
Riverfront Commission
Kodak
Rodenhaver
Waukon Man Sought. Feldstein Missing Since June
Allamakee county sheriff seeks Waterloo help in locating F. A. Feldstein who disappeared from Waukon on June 9. Reported as 20 years old, 5 feet 8 inches, 140 pounds, light complexion, wearing a light brown suit and black shoes. Feldstein is a tailor by trade and may be mentally deranged.
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Waukon
Allamakee County
F. A. Feldstein
Iowa Fugitive Recovered On Charges of Cheat by False Pretenses
Gov Emmerson honors a requisition for Abe Eisenberg wanted in Newton Iowa. He is held in Chicago awaiting return. A separate notice mentions a petition for Mobile street sidewalk payment in Des Moines. Hutton Parks Head: Des Moines appoints N P Hutton as superintendent of Town State Parks. A 17 year old Arnold Pierce of 1709 Jefferson Street is reported ill with typhoid fever.
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Louis L. Emmerson
Payernar
Iowa
Abe Eisenberg
Newton
Chicago
I.G
Arnold Pierce
Jefferson Street
Health Department
Lowman Declares Killing of Youth at Detroit by Customs Patrol Justified
Washington reports that Seymour Lowman assistant secretary of the treasury says Customs Patrolman Cox acted within duty when filling a gap in a chase near Detroit. A rum runner tied to Canadian liquor was pursued. Eugster was shot during the struggle as four bootleggers aimed to recapture cargo. Prosecutors say the shooter will not be prosecuted based on self defense. Authorities mobilize enforcement across the Detroit border as rum runners and bootleggers form a large alliance along the river.
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Washington, D. C
Seymour Lowman
Ins River Rouge
Daroit
Rum Haat Besched
River Rouge
Eugster
Cox
Lowman
James E. Chenat
Wayne County
Chenat
Frank Cooper
Hugster
Cooper
Egster
E. R. Norwood
Prohibition
Detroit Free Press Today
United City
Triver
Des Moines Herald Receiver Bid Set For Today
In Des Moines on June 13 a district court hearing was scheduled for appointing a receiver for the Des Moines Herald. Thirty three employees seek auction of the paper and claim about $15,000 in unpaid salaries as the process begins.
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Wterald
Des Moines
Des Moines Herald
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary to Hold Meeting
The Ladies' auxiliary Eugené Clark post No. 1423 VFW will hold a regular meeting and initiation tomorrow evening at Memorial hall at o o'clock. Reports will be given for the state convention and lunch will be served after. May be more horses in Iowa farms as the use of horses expands per Dean Curtiss of Iowa State College speaking to harness makers at their convention. Marriage licenses issued in Manchester Independence and West Liberty with listed names and towns.
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Des Moines
Towa
Dean GC. F. Curtiss
Iowa State College
Quits World Flight After Plane Wreck In Calcutta
Von Lear Black, Baltimore publisher, abandons his second long distance flight after his plane is badly smashed in a cyclone while moored at Dum Dum airfield Calcutta. He cancels the 1929 program and returns to the United States. Bedford airport dedication tests announced with army ships expected June 28.
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von Lear Black
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Black
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Tokio
United States
Bedford
Lawn Goodwill
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