Farm Bill Nears Fate on President's Desk
Washington May 4. The farm relief bill passed by the House last night heads to a Senate conference to resolve differences. The measure, tied to crop stabilization and the equalization fee, faces a hoped presidential passage after possible veto battles and further House-Senate adjustments. The bill’s fate remains tied to votes and veto prospects as debates over the fee continue.
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Hardy
Fate of Americans in Jap China New War Zone Unknown
Report from Tientsin says Japanese armored trains with reinforcements moved toward Tsingtao and Tsinantsu. Marshal Chang Teh, head of northern forces, expressed regret over clashes at Tswan and offered to aid the Japanese with arms and ammunition, an offer Japan declined to suppress outrages without outside help.
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Telp Tsingtao
Tsinantsu
Chang ‘Teel
Tsiwan
Oil man dies in Tulsa as Pine Oil executive
Howard Norton Cale 54 vice president and general manager of the Rout Western producing division of the Pine Oil company died at his home in Tulsa. The note lists quarantines for several children with ages and addresses, including Linvd Newell 11 and Charles Trader 11 among others.
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Tulsa
Okla
Howard Norton Cale
Rout Western
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Pine Oil Company
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Judge Dismisses New Prosecution Against Schultz
After a short pre trial hearing Judge G J Sager freed B Schiltz on a second charge of receiving stolen property citing insufficient grounds to bind him to the grand jury. State waives arguments as Schultz testifies he refused to buy scrap tin and asserts defense discrepancies and witness corroboration. A $400 fine and 60 days in jail from a prior plea remain pending appeal to the supreme court.
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G. J. Sager
Schultz
Relph W. Travis
Fang Bressey H. Frank
Ww. Edwards
Sith Naking
Schulttz
Plumbers Seek Settlement in Master Builders Strike Talks
Journeymen plumbers, on strike since Monday over a proposed $1 per day raise, meet with master builders to review a settlement plan. T. M. Woodfull, president of Waterloo Local 384, says details are not public and several channels must be worked through before a vote. The dispute centers on wage increases and ongoing conference discussions extend from last night’s session.
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Waterloo
Plumbers & Steamfitters
Ollerhig
Cya
Amoum
Champagne Needed for Miss Waterloo
Misa We oo boat purchased by the riverfront commission for the Cenday river arrived today over the Tinos Central from Dubuque and was switched to the Rock Island. It was unloaded near Third Avenue West and will be repainted and launched with ceremony in about a week per Hermann Miller, commission chairman.
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Cenday
Tinos Central
Dubuque
Rock Island
Third Avenue West
Hermann Miller
Aviator Loren Bally Improves After Exhibition Flight
Reports indicate Loren Bally, injured during an exhibition flight at La Porte City, is improving steadily. He is expected to leave Allen Memorial Hospital within a day or two after his bad day in the air.
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Kidnapper Hugo Eifert Sentenced to 25 Years
Hugo Eifert, a 25 year old German youth, was sentenced to 25 years in the state reformatory for kidnapping and robbing Jay Hileman near Bremer county. He claimed coercion into a criminal gang and expressed intent to reform, as deputy Henning accompanied him to an Intenurban car. He was arraigned by Judge G H Kelly at Charles City in the same district as Bremer county cases.
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State Reformatory
Jay Hileman
Waverly
Anamosa
Hugowood Sey
Germany
Fred H. Henning
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Henning
Hupp
Hensing
Eifert
Hileman
Waterloo
Bremer
Pang
Elfert
Benton County
Tripoli
Bremer County
Charles City
G. H. Kelly
Bitert
Death of Lynn L. Cowles at Waterloo
Lynn L. Cowles, 37, a Popular cigar store clerk, died shortly after midnight at his brother E. P. Cowles’ home from erysipelas and complications after an illness. Born December 16, 1890 in La Mont, Tennessee, he moved to Waterloo 26 years ago and resided with his brother and sister-in-law. Surviving: one brother, Mrs. Eva Ingram of Los Angeles, and sister Mrs. Eva Ingram. Funeral set for 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at Petersen Bros. chapel with Mason service and Knight Templar escort. burial in Lamont.
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Buser to Battle Kimball for 2nd Place on Ticket
Des Moines May 4. J D Buser announces aggressive campaign for Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. Clem F Kimball says no active campaign but will rely on record for renomination. Buser plans pamphlet and statewide speaking tour. Kimball schedules non political speeches later in May.
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Estherville
Algota
Wilimek Files for Sheriff on Republican Ticket
J W Wilimek a Cedar Falls Waterloo resident is a candidate for sheriff He served in the Spanish American War World War I with the Thirtieth Infantry and Third Division He was born in Tama county in 1878 and later built a bakery in Cedar Falls He also held local posts including Cedar Falls city council city clerk and Cedar Falls Commercial Club secretary He promises a law and order administration if elected.
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Geder Falls
Brain Tests of N
A noisy OCR style page describes spelling challenge items and answers. It notes selecting the correct spelling among options, with examples like chimney versus chimeney and other misspellings. The piece references university entrance tests and a social page for answers.
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Glee Clubs and Choruses Shine in State Tests
Town high schools competed in the annual state music tests with soloists and ensembles. Winners include Edward Wolsworth Cedar Rapids second place, and various other solos in woodwind brass cello violin tenor baritone and piano. Chamber music and groups from Perry high and Abraham Lincoln Council Bluffs earned second.
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Edward Wolsworth
Greenfeld
Edward Armidson
Keokuk
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Cedar Rapids
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Council Bluffs
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East Des Moines
Alan Richardson
Carol Abernathy
Fair- Held
Robert Livingston
Paulinna
Lawrence Bryant
Lenox
Howard Prantz
Burlington
Evelyn Teanker
East Tres Moines
May Bolton
Burington
Chiamber
Perry High School
Abraham Lincoln
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Dirigible Italia lands at Vadso amid hangar damage
Vadso Norway May 4. The Italia dirigible landed after a rough voyage, damaged hangar canvas and a destroyed access road. Commander Umberto Nobile reported a satisfactory journey and planned departure to Spitsbergen later. Norwegian guns fired a salute as Nobile and crew were hosted by the mayor.
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Weather Bureau
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Inday
Fire Alarm Damages Bates Street Storeroom
Thursday at 7 p.m. a fire at 125 Bates damaged the storeroom contents owned by John Robinson. Loss set at 200 dollars with cause unknown.
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John Robinson
Temperature Forecast for Toa Area
Weather brief shows low Thursday night into Friday with temperature details and time marks. Rainfall expected up to 3 inches in some zones. warnings may apply for late Friday night into early Saturday.
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Uae
Kansas City broker shoots aging associate at union station
Wealthy real estate broker Harry Wheeler fired three times at C. A. Miller Pullman official in a private union station office. Miller was wounded in the abdomen and left near death. Wheeler surrendered to police claiming he wanted to kill Miller over a broken home and money loan disputes.
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Temperatures Swing Across Iowa With Frost Likely
Iowa temperatures ranged from 39 to 90 degrees with Des Moines weather bureau noting Burlingon reached 95 at Davenport 87 in Albia Cedar Rapids and Iowa City 86 in Dubuque Lamoni and Keokuk Inwood posted 39 degrees as frost is not expected to cause major crop damage.
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T. P. A. Opens State Meet in Burlington
The Travelers Protective Association of Town opened its state convention in Burlington Iowa with many commercial travelers present. Speakers urged voter approval of a 100,000,000 state bond issue for primary road improvements. Davenport submitted a bid to host next year’s convention. a banquet is planned tonight and officers will be elected tomorrow.
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Bicycle Derby Set For May 26 With Large Prizes
Playground bicycle derby scheduled for May 26 planned by Victor A Read city recreation supervisor. Six events include slow race 220 yard dash 440 yard dash 30 yard dash mile and distance race. First five events at Gries park distance race proclaimed from Fourth and Lester to Logan and Donald then back to Fourth. Prize list promises a Waltham watch and assorted bicycle parts. W Coburn Son offers a racing bicycle for a record.
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Lester
Parker
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Donald
al Rold
Mersil Coburn
W. Coburn & Son Sporting Goods
Fuller couple drives from Florida to visit in four and a half days
Rev and Mrs T J Fuller and partner motor from St Petersburg Florida to here covering about 1500 miles in four and a half days. They traveled via Macon Chattanooga Nashville Evansville Danville Bloomington Clinton and reached here yesterday. They plan rapid city evangelistic services and a campaign for Wessington Springs Junior College starting June first.
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Nashville
Lakeland
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Potter
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Wessington Springs Junior College
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Adoption dispute ends as Gilbert keeps Oran Gilbert
Judge R W Hasner dismisses habeas corpus at costs in the case involving Oran G Benson Gilbert. Mrs W G Benson paternal grandmother and Mrs Cleo Brown the natural mother contested custody while Mrs Boletta Gilbert has cared for the 22 month old since birth. The court found no legal adoption and ordered no surrender to any party.
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Oran G. (Benson) Gilbert
R. W.W. Hasner
W. G. Benson
Hint
State funds diverted in Knapp trial at Albany
In Albany on May 4, the case of former secretary of state Mrs Florence E S Knapp focused on a Syracuse department store account. A February 1926 bank draft for 2875 06 was credited to her, alleged as funds diverted to her own use via salary checks to a stepdaughter. Eleven indictments remain pending.
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Rates Talked by Rail and Express Officials
Officials from Illinois Central and American Railway Express met with W Scott Williams to discuss passenger and freight rates and mail handling. Attendees included H S Faizchild Lumsden L E McCabe and Frank Ralston.
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L. E. McCabe
Dubuque
Frank Ralston
Cedar Rapids
Express Company
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