Iowa House probes 1924 campaign spending inquire
Des Moines lawmakers consider a resolution to investigate 1924 state primary campaign expenses aimed at Gov. Hammill. Rep. Hansen leads the measure authorizing witnesses, books, and legal help, with a vote expected amid partisan tensions. Skromme and Nelson express support for an inquiry into expenditures.
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Des Moines
JINS
John Hammill
House of Representatives
H. N. Hansen
Leland
House Committee On Elections
Hanson
House Journal
House
Iowa
Cose
Hammill
J. Bowman
Black Hawk Country
Lars Skromme
Roland
Ed M. Smith
Walter C. Ramacy
Ray E. Johnson
Muscatine
J. W. Long
Mark G.thornburg
John W. Pletcher
Bowman
Skromme
M. L. Bowman
Secretary of State
Rolandia
Lers J. Skromme
J. Nelson
Richest Americans Invited to Aid Farm Relief Debate
Washington March 27 In a bold move for agriculture the wealthiest Americans John D Rockefeller Jr J Pierpont Morgan Andrew W Mellon and Henry Ford were asked to join Senate Agriculture Committee in drafting a new farm relief bill If they accept a conference of top financial and industrial leaders could shape a national plan The invitation list also includes Paul Warburg Owen D Young Charles Schwab and William Green with McNary pushing the effort amid doubts about guest attendance
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Washington, D. C
America
John DB
Rockefeller, Jr
J. Pierpont Morgan
Andrew W. Mellon
Henry Ford
Congress
Senate Agriculture Committee
Farmers of America
Rockefeller
Morgan
Mellon
Ford
Paul M. Warburg
International
Kuhn, Locis& Co
Owenn D. Young
General Electric Company
América
Charles M. Schwab
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Thomas
Idaho
McNary
Oregon
Merton
Warburg
Yong
Schwab
Senate Committee
Washington
Stimson to Rule on Transfers in Foreign Service
President Hoover reportedly plans to reward inner circle figures with overseas postings. The list includes Edgar Rickard, Mark Regia, Vernon Kellogg, Julius H. Barnes, Thoras C. Gregory, and others, many veterans of relief or protestant academies. Names tied to diplomacy and banking appear alongside media magnates and former officials.
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Stimson
Transfer
Hay Lyman Wilbur
Hoover
Edgar Rickard
Mark Regia
Vernon Kellogg
Thoras C. Gregory
Julius H. Barnes
Spanish Sea Fliers Plan Rio Hop After Rest
Capt. Francisco Minenez and Capt. Ignacia Iglesias, Spanish aviators, landed after a 15 hour rest at Cu vi messary field. They hope to depart for Rio de Janeiro about 800 miles away tomorrow, with guards and a band planned for the event.
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Rio i
Bahia
Jimerez
Iglesias
Damascary
Rio de Janeiro
Ravernor
Iowa Commerce Dean to Address Y's Men
Co A Phillips, Iowa City, dean of the College of Commerce at the University of Iowa, will speak at the Y’s Men annual employers night meeting Monday night September 22 in the Voa hall. Members will bring their employers as guests.
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Iowa
Commerce
Co. A. Phillips
Towa Gily
College of Commerce
University of Iowa
T the V's
Ae Quest
Iowa Senate Deliberates Amends on Biennial Expense Bill
The Iowa Senate pushed amendments to the biennial appropriations bill and eyed completion to send the measure to the House for a vote on adjournment by April 12. The Bergman road bill and Hammill anticipatory warrant bill also drew attention as House and Senate weighed funding and road financing options.
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Res
Moines
Senate
Arch McFarlane
Gertel M. Stoddard
Appropriations Committee
House
Stodard
Market Eases If Call Money Rate Drops for Traders
The Federal Reserve Board faced market pressures as call money rates affect trading. A possible easing of monetary policy may occur through rediscount rate cuts or open market purchases if bank credit tightness eases. Officials stress no policy easing until market trends and broker loans stabilize, with March as a key checkpoint.
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Federal Reserve Board
Reserve ‘Board
Pblic
Reserve Board
Stimson to Receive Oath Tomorrow in Washington
Washington dispatch reports Secretary of State designate Henry Stimson will take the oath of office at 1 p.m. tomorrow, administered by Justice Taft. Kellogg plans a trip to New York then sail abroad for a European vacation, with a London visit to be followed by a portrait session for the State Department.
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Washington
D. C
Taft
Henry Stimson
Kellogg
New York
France
Europe
London
Lastiow
Department of Stata
Fire Alarm Sparks Insurance Offer in Advert
A Wednesday fire alert reports a blaze near 218 Wellington Street West. The ad promotes Vermen Milling policy options and urges insurance coverage as a precaution against future losses.
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Grans
David B. McBready
Wellington West
No Darmaga
Pay Raise for Iowa Deputy County Officers Advances
Senate bill 84 would raise deputies salaries in counties with large cities to mirror existing scales. It targets Black Hawk County and would lift deputy treasurer auditor and clerk pay from 1750 to 2145 dollars, affecting Arthur T. Bunn H O Horton and Miss Jesse L Becker.
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Courley Special Service
Des Moines
Senate
Rogers
Iowa
Hawk County
Arthur T. Bunn
H. O. Horton
Jesele Mr. Becker
Red Cross Flood Aid Helps Families Return Home
Aid yesterday enabled 19 flood victims to move back into their homes and begin anew. Donations totaled 827,722.48 with 343,500 needed. mattresses coal groceries meals work clothes and household items were distributed from Hotel Russell Lamson storage as relief continues.
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Red Cross
The
Russell-Lamson
Peverill recalls farmers help during rough Iowa roads
Ray Peverill, Delco Lite representative from the Grant highway east of the city, praises Iowa farmers who pulled him out of mud without asking payment during spring road conditions. He notes 11 mired instances over a 60 mile round trip to Plainfield with two work horses provided by locals. His two company cars have 7,000 miles since Oct 1, repeatedly stuck but never charged for recovery.
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Ray Peverill
Grant Highway
City
Iowa
Peverill
Plainfield
Woa
Dunkerton
Ang My
Auto stolen here sunk in a mill pond
Auto belonging to Jack Patterson of 117 Prospect Avenue was stolen last Friday evening and driven off a bluff into a mill pond at Yowa Falls. Workers attempting retrieval halted as the car rested under water and became mired. Attorney Bint Towne for the insurer described the incident after the car vanished.
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Jack Patterson
Prospect Avenue
Milli Pond
Yowa Falls
Bint Towne
Insurance Company
Alcohol in Attic Leads to Two Arrests in La Porte City
Ten gallons of alcohol stored in two five gallon cans were found in the attic of the Howard Sawyer home by City Detective Hugh Chumrine and Deputy Sheriff Harry Allen. Sawyer was arrested for illegal possession and Mike Kazins was later arrested by Deputy Sheriff W F Dilworth as the owner of the liquor.
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Howard Sawyer
la Porte City
Hugh Chumrine
Harry Allen
Sawyer
Mike Kazins
W. F. Dilworth
Siquar
Weather forecast fragment for Tuesday to Wednesday
Readable parts indicate temperatures and times for Tuesday and Wednesday with limited details. The fragment lacks complete data for a full forecast or locations.
Actions Sought After Death in Kane County Raid
Joseph DeKing urges immediate action against county dry raiders for his wife Lilian DeKing's death in a Kane County raid. He and attorney Robert Milroy demand prosecutors seek charges and, if needed, a special grand jury. The case centers on a John Doe warrant used twice during a two-visit raid that left Mrs DeKing fatally shot as her husband was struck and Deputy Roy Smith injured.
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Aurora
Roy Smith
Lilian de King
Joseph, DeKing
Robert A. Milroy
Carbury
Dbckhng
Kane County
DeKing
Deine
Dering
John Doe
J. Weber
Miroy
de King
Milroy
Sunnyside Club Set to Open May 24 at Black's Teatcom
Sunnyside Country Club plans a May 24 opening for the clubhouse and meals if weather permits. EL B. Grapper will continue as secretary and manager. The links will open to members for golf as soon as ground dries. governors handled routine business.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Black's Teatcom
EL. B. Grapper
Gaif
Lindy and Anne May Wed in Maine as Reported
The Boston Traveler says Col Charles A Lindbergh will marry his fiancée Anne Morrow at North Haven Maine near the Morrows summer estate. North Haven lies in Penobscot Bay about 12 miles from Rockland, a village with many summer homes. Also listed are local building permit details for several firms including Chamberlain Machine Works and Meady Casket Company with varied additions and private garages.
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Boston
Mass
Boston Traveler
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
North Haven
Chamberlain Machine Works
Forth East
Meady Casket Company
Falls and McKinley
R. L. Maxwell
Hartston
John Dunt
Town Street
F. M. Dodge
Second Street
Fowler Company
Walnut Fur- Mace
Funeral services for Elmer J Stanford announced
Elmer J Stanford died yesterday at his brother Carl B Stanford’s home 416 Rich Street. Services will be at O Keefe and Towne chapel at 10 a m Thursday with Rev Thomas P Shaffer of St Pauls M E church presiding. Burial will follow in Rowley at the Rowley Methodist church. A Dillow of this city reports the death of C A Dillow formerly of here Tuesday at Carroll Hospital from heart disease and complications. He was a coal salesman and died in the Bovee apartment after moving here three years ago. Survived by widow and one child. Funeral services set for Anna tomorrow.
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Elmer J. Stanford
Carl B. Stanford
Rich] Street
O'Keefe & Towne Chapel
Thomas P. Shaffer
St. Paul's M. &. Church
Rowley
A. Dillow
FW. Megaw
Locust Street
C. A. Dillow
Carroll
Dillon
Bovee
Anna
Rev Philip Shedd Dies at 33 in Albuquerque Sanatorium
Rev Philip Shedd 33 son of Rev and Mrs F H Shedd Cedar Heights died at 11 a m in an Albuquerque sanatorium after illness since December 1920. Born August 11 1895 in Sioux City Iowa he served as interpreter in France in WWI and studied at Omaha seminary. He married Miss Emma Grayson in 1921. survived by widow parents a son Paul age 3 and daughter Emily 4 months. Funeral in Central City and Council Bluffs churches with burial there.
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Philip Shedd
F. H. Shedd
Cedar Heights
Albuquerque
Sioux City
United States
Omaha
Emma Grayson
Council Bluffs
Waterloo
Neb
Aurora
First Presbyterian Church
Central City
Paul
Emily
Ape
Rev
L. H. Shedd
Northminster
East Pert Presbyterian
King George III meets Baldwin in Craigwell House audience
In Bognor Sussex on March 27 King George VI attended an audience with Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin for the first time since illness began. Baldwin presented the new archbishops of Canterbury and York and they swore allegiance to the king After a brief chat the monarch descended to the ground floor by elevator and entered the room in a frock coat accompanied by his staff.
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Bognor
Sussex
England
George
Great Britain
Craigwell House
Stanley Baldwin
Canterbury
York
Bea
Three Trainmen Die in Head-on Collision Near Edwardsville
A head-on collision between two nickel plate freight trains near Edwardsville station killed three trainmen and injured two. Fire delayed body recovery until flames were out. Fourteen freight cars were piled in the wreck. Victims named John Franklin engineer 38 Frank Adair fireman 30 Co T Beasley brakeman 36 all of Charles, plus Harry Smith engineer and J M Kipple fireman injured. Authorities blamed confusing orders but declined to fix blame.
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Edwardsville
Arémen
John Franklin
Frank Adair
T. Beasley
Charles
Zeppelin Flies Over Athens On Way Home
The Graf Zeppelin passed over Athens Greece at dawn on its return from the holy land. Crowds gathered on rooftops to view the silver airship as it circled the city before heading northwest. The voyage totaled about 56 hours and nearly 3000 miles without a landing.
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London
Holy Land
Athens
Greece
Scarlet Fever Immunization Plan Abandoned in West District
The West District School Board announced the Dick test and serum immunization would not continue this year, citing only 620 of 3824 pupils seeking treatment and a largely ended outbreak. Dr. Albert praised the method and urged parents to work through physicians if possible.
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West District
Board of Education
West Public School Board
Black
Henry Albert
J. R.thompson
Waterloo
Sloene Wallace
Central
Trying
Kingsley
Albert
Dr. Albert
United States Public Health Service
American Medical Association
State Department of Health
Woman’s Leg Torn Off by Flywheel in Gas Meter Work
Mason City Iowa March 27 The right leg of Mrs Einer Donelson was torn off at the hip yesterday when she was thrown into a fly wheel of a gasoline meter operating her washing machine. She is in critical condition at a local hospital.
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Mason City
Einer Donelson
Gates Park Playground Association NAS Meeting
Gates Park playground association met Tuesday evening at the home of the president Mrs Fannie Stidebak er 2201 Fourth street east with all officers and members present. donations were made for children's welfare. Real estate transfers list several parcels in Waterloo, including Grand View Place Winterlo o versesi and Rose Hill First addition to Waterloo among others.
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Gates Park Playground Association
Fannie Stidebaker
Fourth Street East
Ed Madigan
R. Ne Cowln
Grand View Place
Winterlo
I. ‘T. Wagner
Arbuckle
Rosehill Flrat
Waterlolo
Cortina M. Marrical
Bux
Edwin M. Closa
O. M. Arbuckle
Lotsa
Plock
Biock
Rose Hin Firat
Waterloo
Reas BR. M. Snellenberger Bux
Henry T. Bach
Star
Waterlan
John G. Miller
J Stewart
John GO
Miller
Black
Conger Park Add
Tin Can Collection Set to Begin Tomorrow City Wide
The city will start its annual tin can collection tomorrow. Harvey Will street commissioner said teams will line both sides of the river to pick up cans left at the sidewalk edge or alley openings. After cans are removed, garbage teams will follow within 10 days.
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Frlver
Harvey Will
Will
Wills
Marine Fatally Wounded in Nicaragua Skirmish
A United States Marine, S. Black, died from wounds received in a clash between Marines and bandits in Nueva Segovia near Jacato. The incident occurred as the unit made headquarters status public today in Managua, Nicaragua.
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Managua
Nicaragua
U.pi
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