Dima Fined for Sedition Not Guilty on Blasphemy Charge
In Brackton Mass the defendant Antonio Bimba was fined 100 for sedition while blasphemy charges were found not guilty. Judge King noted Bimba’s remarks, though zealous, did not incite action against the Lithuanian government and remained within some stated limits. The court highlighted that the remarks targeted government hypocrisy rather than religious belief.
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Brackton
Mass
Anthony Hmiwha
Cherredul
Tarry Hofman
Taw
Mes
Bimba
Jip
Bimika
Britain Faces Push to Postpone League Action
Britain considers delaying league action as cabinet meeting looms. Tokyo reports Japan will not instruct Ishii on council enlargement and may keep a cautious stance. Lingering uncertainty centers on who will lead the League and how negotiations will unfold.
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League of Nations
Tokio
NSI
Rikujira Ishii
Lease of Nations Council
Ishii
Lenih Wii
Leazievoumedl
Mareh Gales Bring Low Temperatures to Midwest States
A garbled weather brief notes cold air sweeping the Midwest with freezing temperatures. Chicago and Milwaukee report brisk winds and plunging readings as a winter front moves through the region.
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Midwest States
Arguments Begin in Ray Mundler Bootleg Hearing
A jury trial opens in Judge Stiles division as Ray Mundler faces a third offense liquor charge. The defense and prosecution argue three key points including brucine in the liquor and lack of intent to sell. Mundler remains jailed as the case proceeds and hearings continue, with Justice Will Hear Arguments Soon.
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Ray Mundler
Judge l
Udge Stiles
Ray Tuindley
Vroyer
Ed Trover
Port Madison
Warren Buckle
Sherif
Higheyrig
Stolen Tapestries Bring Sizable Loss Across City
Valuations cited in a fragmented report show tapestries valued at SIG000 stolen from a site linked to religious art. Police investigation notes the breach, with authorities seeking leads and identifying possible suspects.
Banks Find Farms in Good Financial Shape on March
Farmers express doubts about prosperity, noting many struggle with debts. Interviewees from Cedar Falls and surrounding areas report mortgage payments and rents still due, with some selling livestock or borrowing small sums to cover obligations. Bankers’ rosy views are questioned by long-time locals.
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Candicio
Aigbettiure
Art Kreger
Trine
Cedar jPalls
Lb J
Gond Canton
Taney
Hinde Crebe
AL Samiskes
Waterloo
Ipepanpe
Orange Township
Sutil
Committee Turns Down Chicago Outlawry Probe Plea
The senate rejected a proposal to expand investigation into Chicago political corruption. Officials cited law enforcement limits and criticized labor and treasury departments for alleged influence. A bossed-wide crime problem in Chicago was discussed with claims of fraudulent votes and mob influence.
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Chicago
Windibight
J. C. Marvel
Tam
Senate
Autawry
Charo
Treasury Departments
Johnel I4au
Johnson
Willis
Epublica
Ohio
Lee
Politians
Politigs
Boternmmene
Federsl
Miaturpal
Sicily
Fresh turmoil in Southern Tyrol reported from Taxon
A March 2 report notes rising tensions in Southern Tyrol, the former Austrian territory awarded after World War I. The Trent district prefect dismissed several officials amid allegations of misused funds. The German population is said to be increasingly agitated as Italian authorities tighten controls.
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Tyrol
Taxon Lawyot
Nene Freie Sey
Trent
Ah Geremien Yhtans
Trermian
Sieh
Rene Accion P
Des Moines Police Report Sparse Crime Wave After Pre election
Des Moines police report only three crimes last night despite heightened rivalry and patrols at city hall and Cavender’s office. Officials say a pre election crime was anticipated but not confirmed, with limited details from headquarters.
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Des Moines
Hes Moines
Maren
Chivees
Valice Dams
Addi
Cavemder
Ble
Dolive
Boys Sue Man for Theft Accusations
A group from Gilbert School sues Bates, alleging humiliation after he claimed theft was likely. The incident, witnessed by about 200 people, left the plaintiffs seeking $5,000 in damages as they say the accusation was false and inflammatory.
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SHG
Gilbert School
sPrancia Eumery
Aimes
Gaur
Gurl Bates
Bates
Om Dinlicignusty
Italy to Shorten Citizenship Period
Italy moves to shorten the citizenship restoration period for Italians who previously renounced citizenship. The cabinet approved a change allowing individuals who have fulfilled the required service to resume Italian citizenship after one year abroad, replacing the former two year residence rule.
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Italy
Insi
Itelian
Ivuday
Eftrenshi Wn
Vals
Deaths and funeral notices in a rural Iowa region
Obituaries detail the death of farmer Sane Philp age 63 near Hudson Iowa after diabetes, with funeral plans at Ly, nt Church and burial Buckingham Cemetery. Also reported are the deaths of Mrs. Hyson Ayreage and Mrs. Kyma Al Yreage of Waterloo area, with service details and survivors listed.
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Tomearrow
Red Brethren Church
Hudson
Philp
Idson
Francis
Hi Hiairvents
L&oh
Keinbeck
Amy
Bounty
Neite Eledson
Chads
Annabelle Aliller
Vera Sphiesel
Bein
Gildys Santth
Bea! Johnson
Gleneva ' Otre
Fludvon
Pietphe Philp
Lyo Son
Glenn HH
Wick Wipeel
Waterlog
Te Ee
MO PU Neer
Dinsdale
Elizabeth Ingamel
Kearn Iroylugty
Ie Hamely Rey
WM Rovsk
Ghayeh Sere
Lees
Buriad
Buckingham
Tracer
Hysn
Kima AL
Jong- Hime
Lowp
Nima A. Tatrigk
Tel. Videro
Tih
Mitchell
Iowa
Mitcheldy
Osiiee
7 Pirst Baptist
Chirenee
Dania
Avain
Robert Acestalt
Ballow Street
Ferlog
Lots Feneegy
East School District Board Candidates File Nominations
Three candidates for the East district school board filed nomination papers with secretary Wo Mailinn. Bill Weyl seeks re-election as Treasurer. Candidates include PD Adams Mrs Charles M Young and A L Lohner. Election Monday in Junior High building with a $100000 school house fund on the ballot.
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Tle
Edution
East School District
Wo Mailinn
Beteleyesterday
Bill Wye
PD. Adams
Charles M. Young
Alta Vict Avenue
A. AL Lohner
Prometers’ Insurance Company
Logan Avenue
CL i
Althtach
Young
J. R. Howard
Fort Dodge hotel keeper robbed of 10500 in gems
Two masked men robbed Fort Dodge hotel proprietor Prank Wray in a downtown street, stabbing no one but injuring him slightly. They took a diamond stickpin, a diamond ring valued at about 10 500 dollars, then fled in a nearby car with no clues available.
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Fort Dodge
Port Dodge
Wray
Isis
Onetime Leader in St Louis Dies Amid Fraud Charge
Murray Carleton, 73, a longtime leader in St Louis commerce social and religious circles, died at St Luke's hospital from bladder cancer while facing a fraud indictment linked to the Ferguson McKinney failure. He and Forest Ferguson were charged with making a false financial statement that banks used to loan 3.9 million dollars. Trial was postponed due to Carleton's illness.
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St. Louis
St. Louis, Mo
Murray Carletot
St. Luke's Hospital
Carleton
Forest Ferguson
Ferguson-McKinney Company
State Collects 83,555 Estate Tax in Month
State Treasurer R. E. Johnson reports estate tax for March totaled 83 555, up 827.14 from February and down from January's receipts. The release notes Moores Moines totals and adjustments, with figures reflecting a change versus prior month and year.
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Wes Moines
R. E. Johnson
Johnson
Chief Helps Virginia Girl Locate Relatives Among Missing
A 9 year old girl in Bicmond Waterlo e seeks her father not heard from since the girl’s sister, aged 12, was taken in a past incident. Chief Leighton will respond to the letter from Ine Whitmore and the inquiry may connect the family with relatives in Chicago and Cedar Rapids as officials work to reunite the family. Marriage licenses and local notices appear amid the item list.
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Bicrmond
Van
Waterloo
Leighton
Ehiat
Police
Ine
Whittmore
Leighton Ubat
Siner
Witerton
M. Sraon
Cherry Street
Chicago
Orbwein
Cedar Rapids
William
Bankrupt Farmer Charles Place Receives $10 Remainder
Independence farmer Charles M Place is declared bankrupt with assets of 125 and 20 creditors. Only two creditors filed claims totaling about 58 dollars. After paying claims and administration expenses referee Jordan reports $10 remains for possible refund to Vince if no use is found.
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Jeb
Jordin
Slinece
Charles M. Place
Independence
Place
Jordan
Vince
Mrs Whitley heads to capital for forestry week drive
Mrs Francis J Whitley Webster city Iowa new vice president of the American Forestry Association travels to Washington to push the McNary Woodruff forestry bill and to join a conference marking National Forestry Week starting April 18 She chairs the forestry and wildlife refugees division of the General Federation of Women's Clubs and says clubs, schools and communities will promote outdoor habits and forest conservation through education and citizenship training.
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Eimher Dougherty
B.C
McNary-Woodruft Forestry
Loawn
iMrs
Francis J. Whitley
Webster
American Forestry Association
Whitley
Sumemer
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Webster City
Ot Forestry and Wild Life Refugees
General Federation
Reports Students Working Way Thru College as Leggers
Ann Arbor March 2 Many Michigan students are bootlegging to cover expenses while attending the university Profits from liquor sales to fellow students fund their costs The report was prepared by the student guilds of six churches in Ann Arbor Baptist Congregational Presbyterian Christ Lutheran and Methodist The committee was appointed to investigate the campus question tensions and implications of student funding sources
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Ann Arbor
Minch
Ant Arbor
Tay
Congregational
Presbyteri
Christ, Luth
Jerao
Methodist
Canonnties
Michigan
Paul Davis Store Celebrates 26th Birthday With 550-Pound Cake
A Waterton area bakery displays a hexagonal 550 pound cake for Paul Davis Store’s 26th anniversary. The cake, five feet high and six feet in diameter, features variegated icing and lists detailed ingredient totals. It will be shared with customers and visitors during afternoon events.
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Paul Davis
Rae iPeliss
Rine Patav Dey
Goats Company
Waterton
Utis
Iis
Mavigactia Ips
Carl Schmoldt
Thy Alistad & Langhs Baking Co
A. Om
Chalom Co Lohgarve Biniverseries
Willl Enies
Massachusetts students aid in local history study by letter
Waterlo o and Jaws receive favorable publicity as seventh grade pupils from various schools write letters and compile materials on Massachusetts history and geography. Letters describe early settlements industries rivers and lakes and highlight local schools and educational programs with teacher guidance and class projects.
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Waterloo
Jaws
Miassacha
Sloane M. Wallace
Lucia Pacis
Greenfel
Massachusetts
Wilma Barnan
Prude
Central School
Industries of
Sih
Waterloo Association
Pracio Ul Emerson School
Bacic
Jta
Manul
Bess Ahearn
Jtator High
Peachy
Gun Toter Given Three Month Term and Fine
Edward Lee, a Black man, was sentenced by District Judge J B Feis to 90 days in county jail and a 190 dollar fine after pleading guilty to carrying concealed weapons. If fine not paid, 30 more days added. Lee was arrested in a raid after a struggle during which he tried to discard a Spanish type .58 caliber revolver. He denied weapon ownership and has no prior police record as far as authorities know. Judge Boice warned harsher penalties for future concealed weapon cases. Chief Leighton said Lee is the third arrest for carrying a hidden weapon in recent months.
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Shack
King
Len Smallland
Herrin
Winois
Lee
Rotter Govert- Tipent Association
Athawk
Chicago
Tribune
Elf
Sebaal J Board
the Tribune
Summit
Mebri
Herror
Mitch
Wilkerson
Edward Lee
Jait
J. B. Feies
Len
Awey
Ale
Boice
E. A. Leighton
Start Advertising Towa Right Here Kiwanians Advised
The Waterloo Kiwanis club lunch at Hotel Russell-Banison featured Harry Wiester, secretary of the Advertising Corporation, urging all to pull together for best results in advertising. Agnes Samuelson promoted applying business principles to the public school system. Misses Benely and Lagrene Rose performed piano and violin numbers.
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Waterloo
Harry Wiester
Advertising Corporation
Wiwanis Club
Rusgeil-Banison
Kiesler
EleanuAwNeed
Wiss Agnes Samuelson
Cedar Arts
Benely
Lagrene Rose Haye
Nichols and Gates radio display commended in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia window display of radio equipment by Nichols and Gates Furniture Up. attracts considerable attention and praise in a letter from Atwater Went Manufacturing Company. VW Collamore recalls favorable recollections of the classic commercial era.
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Nichols & Gates Furniture
Atwater Went Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
Collamore
Cilss
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