Congress Fights For Farm Relief Debate Drags On
Washington May 1 AP Congress follows a tense four day stage in farm relief debate as Haugen Tincher and Curtis-Aswell measures loom. Speakers total few and sentiment unclear with party leaders silent awaiting internal positions. Prohibition shifts appear tied to farm relief and price stabilization plans amid crowded chamber.
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Tincher
Gurtis-Aswell
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Thacher
Ixansas
Inaa
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Denocrat
New York
Mendine
McNary
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Horne
Tineher
Curtis-Aswell
Debate Over Haugen Plan Triggers Valley Farm Relief Clash
Lawmakers clash over the Haugen plan as some accuse it of direct subsidy while others urge equal relief. Rep Lowden cites industry bias and politics while Rep Williams defends aligned testimony. North Dakota Rep Tall argues for relief through equalized fees, and Oklahoma’s Rep Reows counters the language linking to strikes and subsidies.
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O. Lowden
Iriner
Ullinois
Thieher
Representaive Williams
Lowden
Agriculture
Tall
North Dakota
Housson
Ato- Reows
Oklahoma
Former British Coal Miner Here Tells of Crisis
Fred W Hughes an English coal miner turned missionary to South America speaks at Henry W Brandt home about Britain facing a general strike. He notes wage disputes, cost of living, and a suggested government amalgamation to cut overheads while urging compromise to avert a strike.
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South America
Christian Church
Hughes
Henry W. Brandt
Third Avenue West
Buenos Aires
Asuncion
Penguay
Manchester
England
Mcrease Nol
Sul Hughes
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Judges Seek Re election in Full Balloting
Delaware County voters face a crowded primary as three district judges seek renomination amid a partisan system. Judge H B Boies and judges G Wy Wood and F M Stiles, all Republicans or aligned, may appear on Republican and Democratic ballots. Filing closes May 8 as county offices draw nominees in a strongly Republican district.
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Waterloo
G. Wy. Wood
Witerloos
F.4. Stiles
Manchester
Tenis Judicials
Sears
Delaware County Bar Association
H. B. Bates
Republicans. _Because of the good record of Judge Bates
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IF. M. Shores
Ed. Madigan
I. T. Hess
Lyman Church
Gowan AL Brebner
Thompsonu
Burr C. Towne
Big Creek
Spring Creek
Cedar Townships
T. D. Teetter
Obituary notes and local notices from Bremer and surrounding areas
Obituary fragment notes a long time Bremer county resident who moved to Waterloo and belonged to Trinity American Lutheran church. The notice lists survivors including a large family and mentions Petersen Bros. mortuary handling funeral arrangements. Also brief items reference Prairie Farm bank activities, crop prospects, rain in Fort Dodge, and a small fire loss.
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ROB Country Bank
Prairie Farm
Wis
Carrera
State Bank
Madison de Mayet
Hollis Improves After Pneumonia Relapse
C. A. Hollis, Iowa district representative, shows considerable improvement after a pneumonia relapse and complications. He has resumed usual activities against physician advice.
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Holles
Hollis
Iowa
Death notices and obituaries from Waterloo IA area
Multiple obituary notices for residents of Waterloo Iowa a 151 Lovely avenue Mrs Clyde Schubert died after illness at 39 survived by husband Clyde Schubert infant son services private at home and burial at Porte City. Elizabeth Lindproff born Phillips Willard 1887 family lived Mason City where Mr Schubert worked. Mrs Charles Bratnober Waterlool died in Minneapolis burial there surviving husband and two sons. Eva May Pulley 27 died at home surviving parents and siblings body awaiting arrangements. Louise Stoffregen 83 died in Waterloo residence of daughter Beener after long illness. Born Germany 1842 came to US 1863 with two sons six daughters and Louis Stoffregen and Annie Walther surviving.
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Clyde Sullgbert
Clyde Schubert
Loveley Avenue
O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary
Elizabeth Lindproff
Phillips
Wiliard
Mason City
Schubert
Lander
Loli
Oharles
Bratnober
Waterloo
Gharles
P. Bratnoher
Minneapolis
Diyees
Lewis Lichty
Yoreen
Waterton
Eva May Pulley
Monroe Street
B. Pulley
O’keefe & Towne Funeral Home
Mars
Louise. Storfregin
Louise Stottregen
Marlin Beener
Adams Street
Iowa
Carl Stoffregen
Mecklenburg
Germany
Illinois
Mary Stoffregen
Lena Callie
Bertha Heitmann
Minnie Beener
Louis Stoffrecen
Annie ‘Walther
Zionist Organizer Promotes Sunday Meeting Campaign
A Zionist organizer announces a Sunday address to boost a campaign for Waterloo’s quota of 33 000 toward the 5 000 000 Zionist fund. Lapidus, the organizer, invites all Jews and Jewish battalion officers to attend as funds support emigration and Palestine development under General Allenby, who has arrived.
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Samuat iLapidus
Palestine
Allenby
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Wig
Albert Auton
A. A. Robert
Bremer County
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Petersen Bros
Port Dodge
Fort Dodge
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Wogon
John Cabb
Douglas Street
Oflerman C. Miller
S. Point
B. VY
S. Pr’ Hou
Baturdit Mit Demnongira
Kramers
Corpen
Kramer's
Kilware
Pittsburgh
Wataloo Paint & Glass, CO
4Th St
Evening Post
Lowe Bros
IL. Wartey
West Fourth Street
Woerderhoff
Bing Shoes
Nic
Orc
Amy OS
Woerderhofp
East Fourth Street
Waterloo, Iowa
Ower
Madame
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