Stockyards Tie Up May Pull 60000 Off Chicago Jobs
Chicago’s livestock market, the nation’s largest, halted as 900 feeders strike, locking 50,000 packing house workers out. An embargo barred all animals from the yards, railroads diverted cattle and hogs to other markets, and no quotations were posted. Union leaders urged federal mediation after Judge Alschuler refused to intervene without workers resuming. Plants faced possible shutdowns within a week if the strike endures. Hog prices averaged 14.75 yesterday, down from 15.16 last week and 19.67 a year ago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Washington
Alschuler
Altho
Martens Faces Deportation After Federal Warrant
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens, Sovet ambassador to the United States, was turned over to the Labor Department on a deportation warrant sworn by the Justice Department. Former Senator Thomas W. Hardwick posted a personal bond for Martens’s preliminary hearing set for Wednesday at 11 AM. Martens, who had testified for over two months before the Moses subcommittee on Soviet propaganda, was released after a brief hearing and awaits formal surrender arrangements.
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Washington, D. C
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
United States
Russia
Department of Labor
Department of Justice
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
Martens
Moses Committee
Louis Post
Mr. Martens
Moses Subcommittee
Senate
Jeffersonville Census Shows City Shrinking Since Past Decade
Census figures list Jeffersonville Indiana at 70088 residents a drop of 314 or 3.0 percent from ten years ago Hannibal Missouri rises to 18950 up 609 3.8 percent Taylorville Illinois up 5806 up 266 6.6 percent Belleville Illinois up 3679 17.1 percent Frederick Maryland up 635 6.3 percent Clinton Indiana up 733 7.6 percent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Ind
Hannibal
Taylorville
Belleville
Frederick
Clinton, Ind
Grand Jury Opens Vice War Probing NY Police
New York March 30 The extraordinary grand jury opened fire in New York's vice war by calling Detective John J Gunson recently indicted on bribery and extortion charges as its first witness in the probe of Assistant District Attorney James E Smith Police Inspector Dominick Henry in the tenderloin district came under fire after six affidavits were made public alleging Smith sought police protection for gambling resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
John J. Gunson
James E. Smith
Dominick Henry
Smiith
Henry
Tenderloin
Gas Rate Hike Sought by Western United Gas in Illinois
The Western United Gas & Electric Co seeks rate increases from 90 cents to 1.25 per thousand cubic feet before the state utilities commission after testimony on higher material and labor costs. The company serves 64 Illinois cities and towns. Coal Products Manufacturing also raised gas costs from 18 to 43 cents per thousand feet. Towns served will present arguments this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associates Press
Chicago
Western
Uated Gas & Electric Company
State Utilities Commission
Ilinois
Coal Products Manufacturing Company
United Company
United Gas Company
Harvard appoints Van derlip as lecturer at business school
Cambridge Mass March 30 The appointment of Frank A Van derlip former president of the National City Bank of New York as lecturer on business economics at Harvard graduate school of business administration was announced today He will serve from Sept 7 without salary.
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Harvard
Vanderlip
Cambridge
Mass
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Speeding arrest tops city brief in Buchanan area
A speedster was taken into custody yesterday afternoon, fined five dollars. Other local notes include residents Newcomb, Vieling, and Dr. Ride tour at 400 Commercial Street, parish updates on Ben Hesser’s ongoing paralysis recovery, Edna Cass returning to Faribault Minnesota to resume school, and a Greek pageant at Cornell College featuring Clara Belle Wilson Marcel la Quick and Mildred Court. Gospel meetings at St Paul’s M E church draw crowds with Rev Luce presenting The Spirit With Me, plus Baptist evangelistic services at Walnut Street church led by Dr John B Smith with Rev C J Askins. Margaret Eldrich, a four-year-old girl living at 4011-2 Fourth Street West, was struck by W D Johnston’s car. she was taken to a physician for evaluation. For appointments, call Altman, master of dancing, at 62434 Commercial.
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Newcomb
Iowa City
Vieling
J. B. Ridetour
Commercial
Ben Hesser
Edna Cass
Faribault
Minn
Mullan Avenue
Misa Clara Belle Wilson
Marcella Quick
Mildred Court
Cornell College
Charles W. Shirey
Dearborn Construction Company
Sandborn
W. H. Shirey
Commercial Street
W. Baldwin
Minneapolis
St. Paul
John B. Smith
C. J. Askins
First Baptist Church
Margaret Eldrich
Fourth Street
W. D. Johnston
Johnston
Altman
Evangelist Ollie Sackett Shares Kid McCoy Life Tale
Ollie Sackett known as Young Kid McCoy spoke at Grace M. E. church in Waterloo recounting his life from town bully to boxing rise and conversion. The Fairfield evangelistic team aided a reception before about 500 attendees, with Gus Scott leading singing and whistling.
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Ollie Sackett
Kid McCoy
Grace M. E.s
Gus Scott
Fairfield Evangelistic Company
Stomach trouble relief with Milks Emulsion tale
A Brazilian resident shares 38 years of stomach illness ending after six bottles of Milks Emulsion. The ad claims complete relief, even for bedfast winters, and promotes use for children with croup. It touts appetite improvement, bowel normalization, and strength, with a money back guarantee and prices 60c and 1.20. Sold by druggists. Terre Haute company.
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W. G. Mershon
Brazil
Terre Haute
Ind
Denmark Cabinet Row Threatens General Strike
Socialist and union leaders urge reinstatement of the Zahle ministry after its dismissal by King Christian. They demand a rigsdag meeting and return to constitutional government. Crowds cry for a republic while soldiers patrol public squares. The king rejects the ultimatum and resists restoring the Zahle cabinet.
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Associatea Prosa
Copenhagen
Christian
Denmark
Zahie
Zahle
Rigsdag
Berlingske Tidende
Death notices from Cedar Falls and surrounding area
Mortuara William O Short Cedar Falls March 20 William dra Short died this morning at the home of his son Co T Short 1321 Twenty second street west of infirmities due to his age Funeral arrangements are not completed. William H Lutzenhauser Cedar Falls March 39 William H Lutzenhauser age 55 a former resident died in Sheldon Iowa from injuries in an explosion five years ago Body to be brought for burial Harvey 71 Anderson Funeral services for Harvey 71 Anderson will be at 145 pm tomorrow at the home of his parents and at First Presbyterian church Burial in Fairview Body arrived from Oklahoma City and rests at O Keefe Towne mortuary Newton E Eldred Funeral services tomorrow at 3 pm at the home 620 Sixth street west with Rev Thomas Horton G A R post will accompany the body to the grave
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William O. Short
Cedar Falls
William
Dra Short
Co. T. Short
Twenty-second Street West
WM. BR. Letzenhauser
William H. Lutzenhauser
Sheldon
Harvey H. Anderson
Harvey
Anderson
G. W. Anderson
Fourth Street
First Presbyterian Church
Fairview
Oklahoma City
Okla
O’keefe & Towne Mortuary
Newton
Sales Fein
Pivid
Insulin White
Ermal
Joel Newly
Princi
Interust
Largan
Chautauqua Park
Hawthorne Ave
Per Inc
Lodge Psas
Ah Puaver & Finigh
Geo. Jenks
Hagerman
G. OL Janney
Merchants Cafe
Calisthenics Disaster at School Revolt Talk Sparks Debate
An odd instructional day included misread symbols and a 10 30 calisthenics session ending with dismissal. A fat boy conducting the class caused incidents among older students in ill fitting alpaca gowns. The event aimed to spread good will but sparked talk of revolution and class conflict among newspapermen.
Chicago Radicals Ordered Deported by Secretary of Labor
Chicago March 30. Orders approved by Secretary of Labor Wilson for the deportation of 36 Chicago radicals were received today by Immigration Commissioner Barry M. Landis. Six alleged radicals, arrested in raids in the Chicago district, were ordered removed. the commissioner refused to disclose the names of the men whose orders had been approved.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Labor
Wilson
Barry M. Landis
Ice Cream Cone Prices Fall To Five Cents This Summer
Chicago announces a price cut by a local ice cream cone supplier. Dealers can absorb the war tax and keep cones at five cents or offer more ice cream if the six cent price remains. Last year’s cones, $7.50 to $9 per thousand, will wholesale for $5 to $6 this season.
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Chicago
Soviet Minister Tehitcherin Signals Poland Peace Talks
London dispatch reports Russian foreign minister George Schueherin notified Poland of willingness to open peace negotiations on April 10 as Poland proposed. Tehitcherin suggests the meeting occur somewhere in Estonia. Poles had asked for negotiations at Borisov by the Beresina river between Minsk and Smoleni.
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Associated Press
London
George Schueherin
Poland
Moscow Sloday
M. Tehitcherin
Esthenia
Borisov
Beresina
Minsk
Smoleni
Revolution in France Not His Prediction Union Official Says
Paris March 30 M Bidegaray general secretary of the Federation of Railwaymen denied today that he told the congress of the General Federation of Labor here yesterday that the railroad must .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Union
Paris
M. Bidegaray
Federation of Railwaymen
Congress
General Federation of Labor
Rough Necks Parade Through Downtown Streets at West High
Two gallon hats frock coats linen dusters bandana handkerchiefs and gowns from every era of progress filled the Roughneck celebration at West High. A downtown parade resembled a Mardi Gras before the procession returned to the assembly room for honors and cheers.
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West High School
Belgian Woman Finds Her Rome Remedy Here
A Belgian woman in Ogden touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for anemia and nerves, recounting five years of poor health and heart and head pains. She credits improved color, strength, sleep, and appetite to the pills, urging others to try them, with ads for the medicine and a flood of late, garbled classifieds following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia ,Deleor
la Lincoln Avenue
Ogden
Dean
Dr. Williams
Belgium
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Selies Nectady
New York League of Women Voters Warns of Election Day Strike
The New York League of Women Voters warns that Republican women members may strike on election day or switch parties if welfare bills fail to pass. The message, sent to W. M. E. Hays, chair of the Republican national committee, urges action.
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Agnoriated Press
Albany
N.Y
For Sale Items and Notices in Local Ad Bursts
Fragmented ad list showing a rug for sale, a garden seeder, a building for rent with basement, and miscellaneous notices. Includes partial phrases and faulty OCR with contact hints such as phone-like numbers and street references. No clear dates or full names.
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Bride Associated Press
Census Bureau
Grand Jury
Illinois
Buchanan's
Ridg
Waterloo
Kentucky
Frankfort
Morrow
George S. Myers
St. Francis Hospital
Harrison Street
Mortuara
Uw Revolutien
Miu
Secretary of Labor
Stinehart
Stinehar
Pronte
Allen Corporation
Greenwich St. Noy. C
SAN Op
Herter Ave
Doelen
Plyme
Logan Ave
C.M. Allen Land Co
Xea
Washington St
Toh
Indepentyuge Ave
Kent
Gexden
Wivateer
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Dept
Detroit
U.S. A
Better Barber Shops
S. Black Dry Goods CO
Avena
Cheero
P.S
Jack
Sprat Coffee
Inkut
Insurance
Miller- McCartney Insurance Agency
Bink Hawk Bank Bldg. Vhone
Flr
Bentley Bros
Commercial Bank
W.B. McMurray
Amazamaid Garment Company
Kenwood Park
Prospect
Charles
Bickley Co
Nujol
Nujoria
Noaiol
Naiol Laboraretins Standard Out Co
New Jersey
Broadway
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