Spotlight on Attacks Spark Debate at Des Moines Luncheon
National lecturer Sherwood Edauy criticized fundamentalist modernist conflict over religious emphasis week and pressed the press for sensational coverage. Separate notes recount Gen. Smedley Butler’s dinner dilemma over cocktails and other local curiosities, including a river bed sink and political chatter about Col. Crockhart Bowman and liquor polls.
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Sherwood Edauy
Su Sturday
Des Moines
Wtha Des Moines
Dr.ddy
Whele
Woodlock Beats Back for Rail Commission Post Fight
Washington voters see Thomas F. Woodlock’s confirmation fight shaped by Senator Wheeler’s aggressive questioning. The Senate committee grilled Woodlock on railroad rates and interstate commerce duties after disclosures of past stock brokerage work and ties to Pere Marquette and Frisco railroads.
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Mark Sulmivanx
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thomas F. Woodlock
Altho
Wheeler
Montana
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Woodlock
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Couzens
Michigan
Cummins
Iowa
Bruce
Maryland
London
New York Stock Exchange
Pere Marquette
Frigco
Senate
Minguace
Woundlock
Woodrow Wilson
Althe
Wall Street
Peran Stove
Democratic Party
De Valera Resigns as Republican Party Leader
Eamon De Valera quits as president of the Republican Party after defeat at the Republican Convention over seating in the Dail. His resignation was accepted, ending his long control of the movement dating back to the Easter rebellion era.
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Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Republican Party
Republic Ps
de Valera
Gibson Pleads Not Guilty to Sheriff Shooting in Creston
Creston Iowa March 24 UP farmer Sibber Gibson charged with slaying Sheriff Fred Collings at Thayer Monday is held in the county jail awaiting a resumed hearing before Justice of the Peace Adam Pickette. Gibson pleaded not guilty when arraigned yesterday. Prosecutor Ben Harper says he will seek the death penalty. defense rests with his brother P Gibson.
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Creston
Ieoree Gibson
Fred Collings
Thayer
Justice of
Adam Pickette
Yvesterday
Sibate
Ben Harper
Gibson
P. Gibson
Gilson
Bowman May Run for Lieut Governor
Des Moines report states State Senator Bowman may seek the lieutenant governorship if Senator Brookhart runs in the U S Senate race against Senator Cumming. Bowman has floated a U S Senate bid but would quit if Brookhart enters the race. Lieutenant Governor Kimball of Council Bluffs said he would seek another term.
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Col. Crockhart
United States Senate
Bowman
Brookhart
Cummins
Wnd
Pes Moines
Em Kimball
Des Moines
Marcel
Des Moines Register
M.ob. Bowman
Smith W. Brookhart
A.B. Cumming
Bowmin
United States Entre
Brookham
Clan Kimball
Cornscil Bluffs
Corn Growers Assn Moves Headquarters to Fonda
The executive committee of the Corn Growers Association decided to move its headquarters from Des Moines to Fonda. Secretary-treasurer Wilkner announced the plan, with office work to be carried out by volunteers.
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Corn Growers Assn
Fonda
Nes Moines
Naori Porn Grewssociation
Wilken Rey
Garey
Fonds
League appoints committee on U S court reservations
Geneva March 1 The League decided to appoint a committee of jurists to prepare an unofficial report on the United States reservations to the world court. The panel will report to the League secretary general.
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Geneva
League
United States
World Court
Eanypeil
Isine
Prosecutor Frees Two Girls Charged In Death Case
Cambridge, March 11 AP Alleen OConner and her four year old sister Monora were freed after manslaughter charges for selling their mother to death by freezing. DA Arthur Reading said he hoped to spare the girls jail time and noted the mother suffered a stroke two years earlier and controlled her real estate business until her death. The mother refused warmth, kept the children in bed, and the body was found after neighbors noticed a prolonged absence.
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Cambridge
Mass
Alleen Ocoannor
Monora
Arthur Ko
Wal
Aileen
Reading
Advertising seen as means to win business for Waterloo
A Waterloo luncheon speaker, Ben R. Vardaman, urged using advertising to capture No Man's Land trade from Cedar Rapids, Mason City, and Dubuque. He warned the small town trading era is ending and outlined potential yearly gains from advertising driven by collective local campaigns.
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Smmall
Ben R. Varilanin
Greater Business and Community Institute
Russell-Lamson
Vardaman
No Man‘s Land
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Dubuque
No Man's Land
Pune
Aledo
Cocoa Cola
Ward Beer
Bill Douglas Swass
South Braintree
Mass
Hite
Wheelock
San Felice
Fenry Grovee-Idalita Se Cigars
Delivery deadline notice for Courier newspaper
The notice states home delivery before 5 30 and offers a remedy if late due to carrier or other causes. Readers are urged to call A100. copies will be sent and calls must reach the office by 8 30 pm.
JAGKOON HELD IN 4000 BOND ON ROBBERY CHARGE
Waterloo man George St. Jackson, a theatre manager, is held on 4000 bond on robbery charges arraigned before Municipal Judge J. C. Beem. Preliminary hearing set for 10 a m Saturday. Jackson admits knowing bond salesman Henderson but denies involvement in robberies. Detective Walker questioned him hours, Cedar Rapids police sought Henderson’s address.
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Jormer
Waterloo Lhatre
J. C. Beem
Gand
Satuday
Jackson
Bob Henderson
KE. A. Leighton
Wanistone
J. C. Lagh
Jle
Courier
Tata
Sittes
Waterloo
Robert Henderson
Cerlay Walls
Henderson
Honda
Sears Ahd
Cedar Rapids
A A. J. Diebold
Sho
Watertog
Palace Theatres
Ple
Walker
Cedar Falls
Y Wietima
A. M. Wenhola
Wesler Begesh
Jill
Waterson
Leighton
Bob Fienierson
Bond
Ga Reb
Sioux City Gag Rule Bans Politics by Police and Firemen
The civil service commission enforces a gag rule on Sioux City police and fire department members prohibiting political discussion and any actions related to pay increase ordinances. Violation could lead to reprimand suspension or dismissal.
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Sioux _ City
Sioux City
Queen Sets More Decorous Skirt Style At Court
Madrid March 11 Queen Victoria to establish a precedent for modest court attire. In line with Pope Pius wishes the queen will wear long dresses with high bodice collar and long sleeves during court and religious services. The queen's fashion influence is expected to spread among Spanish women.
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Madrid
Spain
Victoria
Pius
Mason City youths rescued from locked car near death
Two Mason City youths, Earl Crinan 19 and Louis Kinneannon 20, were found near death after being trapped in a locked car since Tuesday night. Rescued near the Chicago Burlington and Quin yard, they had fallen asleep inside the car while planning a trip to DeKalb Illinois.
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Peoria
Mare
Tax action targets liquor law violators in Des Moines
Federal revenue agents move against 20 alleged liquor law violators in Des Moines including local druggists for failing to secure licenses. The action seeks a minimum $2,750 tax per violator plus penalties under the federal revenue act.
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Des Moines
Federal Revenue Bureau
New Flask Cases Carry Two Quarts
Chicago reports fashion on the road with a leather case smaller than a briefcase holding two heavy silver quart flasks. The item reflects summer traveling styles shown along boulevard. In Philadelphia a separate note covers the completion of a jury for the David T. Marshal murder case after four days of deliberations.
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Marshall
Philadelphia
Miureh
Ins
David TL
Marshal
Hody
Anna May Dietrich
Seven Governors Duel in Morelos Legislative Row
In Morelos Mexico seven rival governors and legislatures claim sole authority while four are sidelined. Local factions push competing governments as three legislatures back distinct claims. The dispute highlights fragmented authority and unclear leadership in the Mexican state.
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America
United States
Morelos
Mexico
Mex
State of
Short Interviews With Home Folks
W J Gorman president of the Rock Island railroad spoke at a civic clubs meeting. C A Hangon secretary and trade manager of the Greater Waterloo association notes business men in Iowa oppose a freight raise in western trunk line territory. Gorman is praised as a good railroad man and a speaker who convinces some. Ford is cited for turning the bankrupt Detroit Toledo & Ironton into a paying concern without higher rates.
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W. J. Gorman
Rock Islind
Afonis
C. A. Hangon
Greater Waterloo Association
Iowa
Western Trunk Line
Gorman
Flenny Ford
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railron
Ford
John D Rockefeller's dime brings luck on golf course
Grmond Beach Massachusetts March 11. John D Rockefeller allegedly gave a girl a dime after a talk with Miss Margaret Hastings of New York about the merits of poll. He then drove 156 yards from tee to green, nearly sank a long putt for birdie two, and finally sank a par three. Hastings, who enjoys archery, swimming, tennis, golf and other outdoor sports, chatted with him about outdoor activities.
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Fapi
John DL. Rockefeller
Tollay
Margaret
Hastings
New York
Wirdie
Hastines
Whem
Boston Police Hold Stabbing Suspect
Boston police hold a man for identification suspected of stabbing two women near Back Bay church last Sunday and assaulting at least two others the prior Sunday. Officers found sharp scissors, an ice pick, and pliers in his locker after storekeepers summoned police.
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Boston
Hoston
Back Bay
Bring Another Body From Wrecked Mine Rescue Update
Rescue teams at the Crab Orchard improvement company shaft No 5 recovered another body, raising the total removed to 13. Two men are confirmed dead and officials expect the recovery of their horses later today as rescuers search the wrecked Manday night explosion site.
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Keeles
American Homes Congress Organized at Des Moines
A national body named the American Homes Congress was launched in Des Moines at a meeting called by the Des Moines Chamber of Commerce. The first congress meeting is set for November 15 in Des Moines with themes on home building, financing, equipment, family life, recreation, and community ties.
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American Homes Congress
Des Moines
Des Moines Chiender
Comerce
Congress
John D. Sherman
Washington, D. C
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Parent-Teagher Association
American Arm Bureau
National Grange
Better Hones of Amerie
Society of American Agricultural Engineers
Maggie Barry
American Home Bureau
The
General Federation of Women's Riibs
Catlege Station
Tex
Butler imposes charges over Coronado dinner affair
Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler accuses Col. Alexander Williams of intoxication after a Coronado dinner honoring Butler. Washington officials and San Diego naval officers weigh whether a court martial will proceed, with formal charges pending and defense silent as the case unfolds.
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Philadelphia
Commanier
San Diego
Loda
Col Williams
Gutler
Atv. Volstead
Col Wir Iitas
Gen. Butler
Washington
D. C
CINS
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U.S. Minine, Corps
Pacific Coast
Butler
Alexander Williams
Col. Williams
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
John A_ LeJeune
Marine Corps
Navy
Army
San Francisco
Eleventh Naval District
Ashley D. Robertson
Cal
Mare
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Butter
Alexander Wiliams
Gen Butler
Coronado
Wis
Builer
Cocas Offic
Navy Pepe
Los Angeles
Navy Department
Col
Lay
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