House OKs Bill Nowing Judges to 18th District
Des Moines March 16 The House approved a bill to add three judges to the Sixteenth judicial district, comprising Calhoun Sac Carroll Ida Greene and Crawford counties. After reconsidering an unfavorable vote Polk county gained another judge. A highway authority bill, cemetery tax and road obstruction bills were discussed as lawmakers pressed for appropriations.
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Associated Présa
Des Moines
Rouse
Calhoun
Sac
Carroll
Ida
Greene
Crawford
House
Polk
Highway Commission
Boards of Supervisors
Brittain
Real Estate Commission
Senate
MacCleland
Marshall
Knudson
Hamilton
Mathews
Burlington
Fenater Snook
Lee County
Revenue Office Opens Tonight for Income Tax Payment
Uncle Sam's revenue office on the second floor of the post office will stay open this evening for tardy income taxpayers as today is the last day of grace. Penalties for late filing range up to 10 000 dollars and up to one year in prison or both, plus 25 percent of the tax due. The local office has been swamped, with one picker paying just three cents and another misunderstanding the deputy on other income sources.
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Uncle Sam
Radio Mfg Co Expands Into Old Galloway Seed Building
Electrical Research and Manufacturing Co will vacate its 413 Fifth Street West quarters to occupy the entire second floor of the old Galloway seed house on Rainbow Drive. Offices will stay on the first floor. The firm has operated locally since 1920, starting in general electrical repair and manufacturing, then moving into radio work and now focusing mainly on that line.
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Electrical Research & Manufacturing Co
Fifth Street
Galloway
Rainbow Drive
QS Sanitary Company
MCOY S SHOP REOPENS AFTER REMODEL AND ENLARGEMENT
McCoy s Sample Cloak and Suit shop reopened this morning with an entire sew stock of merchandise purchased on eastern markets by A T McCoy who has just returned from New York The store was remodeled and enlarged after the fire several weeks ago New show windows extend 16 feet from the sidewalk with crisssian walnut panels to the rear and natural oak interior woodwork Lighting fixtures are of latest type
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McCoy's
A. T. McCoy
New York
Fossil Finder Professor Elmer Riggs Reports Bolivia Discovery
Professor Elmer Riggs, leader of a field museum expedition in Bolivia, reports fossil beds near Tuplea in Tarija province yielding fossils of North American mammals. The find suggests ancient migration battles among herd animals millions of years ago.
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Elmer &. Riggs
Field Museum
Bolivia
Tuplea
Bolivian
Tarija
Coolidge Sticks to Clear Course in Senate Fight
The article critiques Republican leadership during Warren's defeat, noting overwork and absence of vigilant defense. It highlights insurgent expulsions, near-insurgent votes that could have shifted Warren, and Borah's calming, decisive intervention as the Senate faced a tense clash.
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Coolidge
Senate
Europe
Warren
Derault
Joef
Baral
Pep
Dawes
Norris
Nebraska
Esuberas
Sheridan
Borah
Idaho
Gold Exports and Trade Figures Reported in Heath 30 Willion
Ashington March 16 The department of commerce reports February gold exports at 3 678 000 and imports 101 747 05 Merchandise exports for February total 578 000 000, up nearly 8 060 000 from February 1824. The United States sent 182 897 000 abroad in eight months and imported 101 747 05.
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Ashington
Department of Commerce
United States
Mason City a Melting Pot With 95 Born Abroad
Census figures show Mason City residents born in 95 different countries and principalities. The city’s diverse origins span from Arctic regions to tropics, highlighting a wide range of racial characteristics among its population.
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Mason City
Maron
iThis City
Censis
Arctic Circle
Tropic of Capricars
Frazier 16 Dead Report Sparks Identity Debate
The Rochester area case centers on Arthur Frazier a World War I veteran whose death in France in 1918 is debated after Erika Lopez confessed then denied being Frazier. Veterans bureau investigators conclude Lopez is not the man, while officials weigh possible legal steps. The grand jury may review the case in April as families seek resolution.
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Associated Presa
Minneapolis
Minn
United State Veterans’ Dureau
Arthur Frazier
Veterans' Bureau
Washington
Earl Frazier
Lookout
S. B
Rochester
Artistic Lopez
Erika Lopez
Department of Justice
Frazier
D Company
Old National Guard
Arthur
Lanex
Lopez
Pratter
France
Lopex
Co. D. Hilliard
Veterans’ ‘Bureau
Arthur Lopez
South Dakota
War Department
Federal
Grand Jury
United States District Attorney's Office
Senate Rejects Warren Nomination Amid Senate Stand
The Senate votes 46 to 8 against reappointing Charles Beecher Warren as attorney general. Debate centers on blocking the president’s cabinet pick and reforming nominations. Democratic leaders weigh delaying tactics and possible resolutions rebuking the administration.
Gloria Gould and Jean Nash in News in Different Roles
Gloria Gould Bishop, youngest daughter of the late George J. Gould, and wife of Henry A. Bishop, jr., New York, has given birth to a baby girl. Mrs. Jean Nash, famed as the American “best stressed woman in the world,” quips about Paris Cairo divorce sale from Sabet Bey, Egyptian nobleman, after a month of marriage.
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Glaria Gould Bishop
George J. Gould
Henry A. Bishop
Jrr
New York
Jean Nash
Paris
Cairo
Sabet Bey
Warren Faces Senate Over Sugar Trust Ties And Cabinet Threat
The Senate debate centers on Warren amid claims he aided the Sugar trust and that the president may press a recess appointment. Reed accuses Warren of acting for sugar interests before 1922, while defenders say Warren ceased active involvement after the antitrust suit. The White House insists on presidential cabinet choicess and Senate advisory power remains intact.
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Warren
King
Reed
Missouri
Senator Gillett
Alassachusetts
Y.bis
White House
Capitol
Senate
la Fallette
Lemroot
Wisconsin
Rochester
Mion
Goodisg
Idaho
Smoot
Uteh
Department of Justice
Congress
Under & Tecess
H. O. Hlavemeyer
American Sugar Company
Old Sugar Trust
Thes Company
Sitar Company
Ilegal Vets
Cansel
Navenerer
Gupar
Sucar
Civil Service Exam Open for City Police and Fire Posts
A civil service examination will be held for applicants seeking appointment in the police and fire departments. The announcement lists examination date as Monday, April 1, with application blanks available from city offices during filing hours.
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Civil Service Enaml
Civil Service
Civil Service Commis
Jardine's Job 10 Sell Coolidge Aid Plan to Farmers
Secretary Jardine of Kansas State Agriculture College leads a White House drive to sell Coolidge farm regulation and to reorganize the Agriculture Department for tighter coordination. A federal cooperative marketing board is urged, forest conservation boosted, and insect nests fought as supplies fall under growing interstate commerce.
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Jardine
William J. M'Evoy
United Press
Washington, D. C
William of
Kansas State, Agriculture College
Co-Operative Marketing Board
Farnt
Animeaters
Farnt Products
Goolidge
Jny
Congress
Coolidge
Death notice of Henry Federspiel in Santa Monica
Henry Federspiel, 139, died in Santa Monica, Calif., after a career in the Ford, Dart, Cole, and Hudson auto industries and military service during WWI. Survived by widow Ethel and three children Weber, Robert, and Rita, with parents and brother in St. Louis. Trains to St. Louis arriving Sunday, March 15. Funeral services in Waterloo and Osage, Iowa.
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Henry
Federspiel
WN. Federspiel
Waterloo
Page Boulevard
St. Louis
Santa Monica
Cal
Marcel
Fedlerspiel
Jin St. Louis
Southern Motors Company
Hudson Motor Car Company
Detroit
Mich
Lora
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Sr. J Joseph’s College
Dubuque
Waterloo Business College
U. S
Department of the Interior
Chicago
Kansas City
Ford Motor Copipant
Cole Agency
Denver
Cole
Dart Motor Car Company
Artillery
Service
Camp ‘Taylor
California
Ethel Federspiel
Weber
Rober
Rita
Mrs
On. Federspiel
Frank
Here's True Report of Road Conditions by Motorists Assn
The Waterloo office of the Iowa State Motorists Association reports dirt roads near Waterloo Cedar Falls and toward Parkersburg are slippery and nearly impassable. Gravel roads are fair. Detours and several primary routes west of Parkersburg and toward Parkersburg are noted as very bad or impassable. Drivers are advised to use alternate routes via Hudson Eldora Allison or Manchester and to chain tires on certain sections.
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Cedar Falls
Parkersburg
Lone State Motorists’ Association
Parkerspurg
Hudson
Aira Relnbeck
Eldora
Jeverson
Towk Falls
Parkers- Derg
Uten
Allison
Alison
Hampton
Janesville
Coggon
City
Cedar Rapids
New Hammonton
Iowa State Motorists' Association
Russell-Lameon ' S Hotel
Tax outlook: 1926 surplus to grow, tax cuts unlikely
Washington reports Republican leaders in the House say no further tax cuts are likely after 1925. A 1926 tax act may reduce revenue by up to $400 million with a 25 percent surtax, while government spending is expected to rise gradually. Green of Ways and Means cites a 1925 surplus near $100 million and a 1926 surplus around $373 million.
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United Press
Wlsington
D. C
House of Representatives
Green
Iowa
Ways and Means Committee
Mellon
Madden
Illinois
Appropriations Committee
Coolidge
Treasury
Prof Wassermann Dies at 59 Pioneer of Blood Tests
Berlin reports the death of Prof August von Wassermann age 59, director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Experimental Therapy and professor of internal medicine at the University of Berlin. He originated the Wassermann blood tests used for diagnosing syphilis.
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Associated Press
Berlin
August von Wassermann
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute For Experimental Therapy
University of Berlin
Wassermann
Towa Music Clubs Open 6th Biennial Convention in Iowa City
Iowa City hosts the Iowa Federation of Music Clubs for its sixth biennial convention opening today. Delegates will attend through Wednesday and hear a concert by notable violinist Efrem Zimbalist tonight.
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Iowa City
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs
Efrem Zimbalist
Dr Earl Kernahan Speaks to Waterloo Ministers
Dr Earl Kernahan of Boston conducting a visitation evangelistic campaign addressed the Waterloo Ministerial Association at the YMCA. He outlined aims and methods and reported strong results in guiding people toward the Christian life. Mrs Harry T Fisher spoke for Black Hawk County Civic League on the need to enforce city, state and national laws.
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Earl Kernahan
Boston
Mass
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Harry T. Fisher
Black Hawk County
Danish immigrant Falle Ericksen marks eightieth birthday
Cedar Falls March 11 11 Falle Ericksen, who came from Denmark 69 years ago, celebrated his eightieth birthday this afternoon with a large company of friends at his residence 21 Franklin Street He came to this vicinity about 30 years ago after previously operating a farm near Clinton
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Cedar Falls
Falle Ericksen
United States
Denmark
Franklin Street
Clinton
Justice Holmes Confined at Home in Washington
Associate Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes was confined to his home in Washington on March 16 and unable to attend the Supreme Court session. Officials said his condition is not serious and he is staying at home for now.
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Justice Holmes
Washington, D.C
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Riots halt meeting of police and Reds in Chicago
In Chicago on March 16, police clashed with advocates of Soviet Russia and the Russian Social Democratic party as Raphael Abramovitz spoke at a fundraiser for political prisoners. A riot followed, dozens injured, and police arrested and later released multiple prisoners. A separate Madison Square Garden gathering in New York drew 13 000 people to mark the Paris commune with a pageant staged by workers groups.
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United Press
Chicago
Russian Social Democratic Party
Raphael Abramovitz
America
Social Democratic Party
Chicago Jewish Socialist Party
Slavitsky
Abramovitz
New York
Associated Press
Madison Square Garden
Workers
Communist) Party
Young Workers’ League
Paris
Julia Stuart Poyntz Targets U S Government Overthrow Claim
The text notes Poyntz declaring intent to overthrow the United States and mentions a police action arresting three alleged communists. It remarks that the arrests were denounced in fiery speeches but asserts there was no disorder.
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Julia Stuart
Poyntz
United States
Playground Officers Seek McGlynn Successor Saturday
Playground officials meet in Black's Tea Room Saturday to name a successor to G T McGlynn director of playground work. McGlynn resigns to lead rural Kentucky playgrounds effective April 1. The commission will also interview applicants for playground supervisor posts with about four former supervisors expected to return and three new selections possible.
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G. T. McGlynn
Playground Commission
Black
McGlynn
Kentucky
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Robinson
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Giaria Gould
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University Hospital
Osage
Paul Davis Dry Gods Company
Marties
Fred A. Haes
Twe Childres
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Frederick
Ballow Street
Delphine Jeffries
Gienn
Glenn
Clarence Jeffries
Erva Hansen
Deadwood
S. D
Dotis Michandson
Petersen Gros
F. Berhert Mohlmann
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Prof. Wasserman
Towa
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