Interest grows in federal farm board proposal
Des Moines reports rising attention to a federal farm board plan as President Hoover aims to push it through a special session. Speculation centers on potential members like Hammill and Dickinson, with other names such as Thornburg and Hearst mentioned. appointment could reshape the 1930 Senate race and reflect senior agricultural workers' involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm Board
Couries
Des Moines
Jownis
Hoover
Congress
Hammill
Mearst
John Hammill
Dickinson
Mark Thornburg
Chartes
Hearst
Tews Farm Bureau Federation
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate
United States
Mexico Prepares to Quell Revolt Across North and South
Reports say revolutionary leaders mass in several areas with Coahuila and Durango joining the revolt. Monterey reportedly falls to rebels and claims include three federal generals, 33 officers, 45 junior officers, 560 men. Gov. Topete suspends laws aiding reopening of Catholic churches. Bishop Navarette travels to organize services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Republic
International
Coahuila
Durango
Texas
Pacific
Monterey
Escobar
Cananea
Fausto Topete
Sonora
Juan Navarette
Bonora
Nagales
State Warrants to Be Proposed in New Road Building Bill
Rel. John Fletcher and Chrisinger seek to halt the state primary road bond measure before the Polk county district court. The court sustained a motion to dismiss on equitable demurrer grounds, with no evidence taken. Fletcher called the constitutional challenge the most salient in the country and the most flagrant in the Klans era, vowing to defend constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sta Ex
John Fletcher
Chrisinger
State Executive Council
Atate
Polk County District Court
State Supreme Court
Dlamins
Fletcher
Gils
Iowa road bond act struck down by supreme court
Iowa officials debate financing after the Blair court rules the 106 million road bond act unconstitutional. Attorney General Fletcher proposes anticipatory warrants and a sinking fund to complete the six year program, while Governor Hammill declines comment pending the full decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Bliss
District Court
Fietcher
Des Moines
Iowa
Blair Supreme Court
John Fletcher
Brooxhart Terrien Ainking Fund
Fetener
Bryant Says State Bond Decision Won’t Break Contracts
Bryant, president of the Bryant Paying Company, stated today that the Iowa Supreme Court ruling declaring the state bond invalid will not affect his company’s contracts. The agreements were awarded months ago by the Iowa Highway Commission and include paving the unpaved stretch of U.S. Highway 218 in Benton County, the only route by that line between here and Chicago and points east and south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. ‘Bryant
Bryant Paying
Iowa Highway Commission
Benton County
Here
Chicago
Audubon Agent Studies Antelope Sanctuary in Nevada
An Audubon fieldman, funded by Dr John Phillips and Childs Frick, conducts a year long study of antelope in northeastern Nevada through counts and migrations. Over 1000 antelope counted, with Emerson named as state wardens for conservation. Ravens are noted as a threat to the grouse in the same area as the Last Chante Ranch area is identified for potential purchase by the Audubon association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Association
Nevada
Sbysarty American Game Protective Association
Yanges
John ©. Phillips
Childs Frick
Emerson
Alice
Iathy
Audi
Dubuque Host to Catholic High Basket Tourney First Round
Results from the first round of the Catholic high school tournament show Mason City 2 X maybe, Manchester 10, Elkader 14, Cascade 9. Columbia academy 27, St. Mary's Dubuque 9.
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Dubuque, Ja
Mason City
Manchester
Elkader
Cascade
Columbia Academy
St. Mary's
Dubuque
Iowa Delegation Invited to White House by Hoover
The newly elected president and Mrs. Hoover invited the Iowa delegation of 275 to the White House at noon. The group traveled in 24 cars and included notable locals such as Newt Butler Mollie Carran Dr L J Leech N P Olesen and J W Reeder. The group faced rain during the inauguration and parade with Governor Hamill snacking ginger snaps while waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Tows
Herbert’ Hoover
Hoover
Iowa
White House
Newt Butler
Mollie Carran
L. J. Leech
Bert” Hoover
N. P. Olesen
West Branch
T. A. Moore
Cop College
Floyd Barber
Sioux Grey
Hammill Eals
Hamwall
Constessman
G. C. Cole
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Society of Washington
B. Robbins
Staff of Famous People Quit Carmel Paper En Masse
Carmel California March 5 UP staff of the Carmelite resigns en masse with Promont Order Lincoln Steffens Mrs Lincoln Steffens Charles Erskine Wood Sara Bard Field and publisher Pauline G Schindler left to run the paper alone Steffens criticizes editor owner for chasing entertainment over hard news saying deadline hungry printers needed copy while editor sang and danced not wrote for paper
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Carmel
Cal
Premont Order
Lincoln Steffens
Charles Erskine Scott Wood
Sara Bard Field
Pauline G. ‘Schindler
Behindler
Bead Portrait of Washington Made by Penny's Wife
In Boston Massachusetts an unusual 80 year old handiwork by the late wife of Prof Herbert C Penny features five million beads on silver wire forming a four foot square patriotic design. Centered is a beaded Washington inaugural portrait with a Goddess of Liberty and two US flags, framed by ferns and flowers. The piece took eight years to complete on long voyages with beads shaded to depict lifelike skin tones. Cedar Heights election sees Mrs A W Mullan filing for school board. polls open noon to 7 pm.
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Boston
Mass
Med
Herbert C. Penny
Cazenove Street
South End
Washington
Penny
Jeremiah French
Bangor
Exgi
Temperatures and forecast notes for Monday to Tuesday
Fragments show mixed temperature notes and day labels. Data is unclear with several unreadable words and possible names. No clear high or low values, locations, or dates to anchor a complete forecast card.
Magic and Mystery Features in Kiwanis Talk
Rev Donald B Rheiter Universalist church pastor told Kiwanis members in Peoria about magic and science in a noon talk at Hotel Russell Lamston. He outlined white magic black magic and natural magic with examples and noted magicians as true artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tima
Donald B. Rheiter
Universalist Church
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Russell-Lamston
Rheiner
Global briefs mix diplomacy, disaster and travel
March reports span Geneva canceling a League of Nations session over Germany minority rights, Marshal Foch's medical update in Paris, Mohawk grounding near Jacksonville, Bulgaria’s arsenal explosion killing 28 and injuring 25, Van Lear Black completing a 6,000 mile air tour to Capetown, Stimson sailing home from Yokohama, and a U.S. Supreme Court rejection on lake cargo coal rate disputes affecting railroad carrier powers.
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Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Germany
Lithuania
Capetown
Union of South Africa
van Lear Black
Baltimore
Croydon
England
Washington
Ihiad
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jones
Cually Lake Porta
Vocational Guidance Urged By Dunsmoor At Club Meet
History and ethics teacher Dunsmoor of West High spoke to Canopus club members in the Gold Room at Hotel President about Vocational Guidance. He praised steps taken by Waterlow schools and urged broader aid to youth, noting the present system’s inadequacy and the need for organized assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunsmoor
West High School
Coniopus Club
Diunsmoor
Waterlow
Gold Room
Canodians
Dunsmdor
Building Termits In Remodeling Plans In Cedar Rapids Area
Jesse Plumb remodeling business at 328 Fourth Street Cedar Rapids and Karlan plan to remodel apartments at 1-2 Fifty Street for $900. Waterloo Chamber of Commerce board of directors met at Blosk's tearoom to discuss tragic problems. discussion to continue at later meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Plumb
Aiece
Fourth Street
Karlan
Cedar Rapids
Cc. OF G
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce
Blosk
Death of Mrs Henry Williams prompts local burial plans
Cedar Falls March 6 Special Mrs Henry Williams formerly a prominent resident of Cedar Falls died at Hampton yesterday. She will be buried here Wednesday. The body will be placed in the mausoleum at 2 30 after a Bret service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Cedar Falls
Henry Williams
House Passes 15 Bills in Big Calendar Day
Des Moines March 5. The Iowa House passed 15 bills including a credit expansion on federal inheritance taxes and a new assistant attorney general for the highway commission. A health and welfare board bill was tabled after opposition, while two insurance measures set guaranty fund and capitalization rules. Speaker Johnson urged committees to expedite bills with a Monday deadline approaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Chamber
Des “Moines
State Highway Commission
Boards of Public Health and Welfare
Boards of Health and Welfare
Iowa
Judiciary
Dsy
Senate
Commissioner of Insurance
Tower Chamber
House
Cedar Falls Eyes Re-Election For Mayor And Council
Cedar Falls March reports candidacy of J. F. Gross for a fourth mayoral term with nomination papers circulated for a ticket including all current council members. Re-electors listing J. W. Ford J. J. Kyhl Harry B. Philpot W. D. Wiler Dr. W. D. Hearst and R. M. McLaughlin indicate no opposing ticket, per observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Seruien
Cedar Falls
J. F. Gross
Cross
J. W. Ford
J.J. Kyhl
Harry B. Philpot
W. D. Wiler
Radcliffe Pastor Dies at Des Moines Funeral Thursday
Rev J L N Day pastor of the Evangelical church at Radcliffe Va dies in Des Moines. Funeral services set for Friday afternoon at Greenwood cemetery in Radcliffe and Thursday afternoon at First Evangelical church Des Moines. Information released by Rev J A Hreehlen.
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Radcliffe
Des Moines
Courier Bnedar
Cedar Pails
Greenwood Cemetery
J L. N. Day
The
Evangelical Church
First Evangelical Church
J. A. Hreehlen
Jacob Morgensen Dies at Benson
Cedar Falls reports Jacob Morgensen died at his Benson residence at 2 p.m. today after being ill since December. He leaves a widow and nine children.
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Jacob Morgensen
Benson
Cedar Falls
Jacob Mar- Behsen
Concrete is Topic of Technical Society School
Waterloo Technical society will sponsor a two day school on concrete its preparation and use. The event is planned for March 26 and 27 in the city hall council room with W R Steiner district engineer of the Portland Cement Association in charge. Engineers of Black Hawk county and vicinity will be invited to attend the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Technical Society
Portland -Gement Association of
Des Moines
Black
W. R. Steiner
Portland Cement Association
Black Hawk County
Steinite Dealers Guests at Repass Dinner Show
Two hundred Steinite dealers from northeastern Tan will dine with Repass Adtamobile Co at the Gold Room of the Hotel President in Pe. om March 7 for a special showing of new Steinite radiology models. Also listed are marriage licenses for Wilbur Casper and Helen Carmel Sullivan and others including Ed Smith Paulina Mills and A R Haskins with Cedar and Waterloo connections.
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Tan
Repass Adtamobile Company
Steinite
Om. Thilreau
Wilbur Casper
Montrecith Vo
Helen Carmel Sullivan
Cascade
Ed Smith
Waterloo
Paulina Mills
A. R. Haskins
Cedar
Tin''m. Potter
Cedar ‘Halls Vv
Hoover Presses Mexican Trouble on First White House Day
President Hoover, in his first White House day, discussed the Mexican revolution with Kellogg and held a busy schedule as delegations and Republican officials visited. Washington announced the arms embargo would remain, allowing Mexico limited purchases from the United States to meet the rebellion.
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Hoover
White’ House
Kellogg
Ober
Obairman
Republican” National Committee
Republican
National. Com
White House
Ste
Lawrence Richey
George’. Akerson
Cayridges
Washington, DC
United States
Mexico
Coolidge
Thousand Expected at Barbers Meeting Here May 13 14
Barbers from Iowa will gather for the annual state convention May 13 and 14. Sessions occur at Hotel Ringsell Lamson Hotel President and Rose's Barber Supply House Hall. Demonstrations of beauty culture will be led by W T Rose at Hotel President. A dinner dance is planned at Hotel Russell Lamson with invitations extended to beauty parlor operators and wives of masters and journeymen. about 1000 attendees expected.
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Iowa
Ringsell- Lamson
Rose
Water Street
Ates
W. ‘Tf. Rose
Supply House
Russell-Lamson
Northeastern Iowa Seeks National Park Plan Across Four Counties
Delegates from Fayette Allamakee Clayton and Winneshiek counties urged the state conservation board to back a plan for a national park in northeastern Iowa. Proposal sketches included a series of small parks or a single large park along the Mississippi river spanning Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota and Illinois. Key speakers included Walter H Beall of West Union Dr J W Dickman of Upper Iowa University and J H McSwesney of Handalia. An insurance men dinner and outdoor America talk were scheduled with attendees from Chicago and beyond. Theater workers picket Royal theatre over use of pon-witon labor in performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Town State Conservation Board
Fayette
Allamakee
Clayton
Winneshick
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Walter H. Beall
West Union
Northeastern Town National Park Association
Towa
Ilinois
Mississsipi River
J. W. Dickman
Upper Yawn University
J. H. McSwesney
Handalia
Greater Fayette
Veterans of Varied Faith Surround Hull Funeral in Raymond
Benjamin Hull 82 died at home on Route 5. Funeral at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Reymond Methodist Church Rev T H Schlecker officiating. Burial in Poyner cemetery. Born August 8 1946 in Niles Michigan. Lived in Vinton Ta and Missouri before settling near Raymond. Survived by Mary Schimers daker, married 26 years earlier. Body at Petersen Hros until service.
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Benjamin Hull
Funers
Reymond
T. H. Schlecker
Poyner Cemetery
Niles
Mich
Vinton
Mary Schimers Daker
Missouri
Raymond
Peters Sen Hros
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International News Service
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Carmel Paper
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A. W. Mullan
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Ji' A
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Womeirs Club Alubs
Sidney F. Talaferro
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Peoria
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Guilin
William Elliott
Minot
Ben ‘Teel
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Mecatur
Maurice Mannsfield
Henry Pratt
Walter Miebert
John Cox
Cable Briefs
Paris
Marshal Foch
Jacksonville
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St. Johns River
Sofia
Bulgaria
Yokohama
Japan
Henry L. Stimson
President Pierce
Conopus Club
Boards of Public Health
Technical Society
Repass
Barbers
National Park
Town Fire Underwriters' Field Club
Black’s Tearoom
Burr C. Towne
America
Verne Myers
Royal Theatre
Commercial Street
Pon-Witon Jaber
Joan N. Sweitzer
John ‘N. Sweitzer
Parliff
Guy M. Perkins
Minneapolis
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Pasdor
J. E. Johnson
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