Greed for ngurange money motive behind boy's bullets
Chicago crime commission president Charles Ti. Halden contends that greed for money drives violence. He estimates the city’s annual crime costs exceed 600 million dollars, including jails and courts, with about one percent of the population involved in criminal activity.
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Ngurange
Boy
Chicago
Charles Ti. Halden
Chicago Crime Commission
Holden
Charles R. Holden
Chicase
Parada
Congress Threatens Tax Cuts Amid Fiscal debate
In Washington a Ways and Means debate focuses on slashing federal running expenses. Rumors place total cuts between 300 and 500 million dollars with Mellon favoring lower surtax but opposing exemption of incomes under 33000. Tax collection costs and revenue are debated as the main objective looms.
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House Committee
House
Washington
Mellon
Bey
Courier Delivery Notice Instructions
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 6 30. If the carrier errs or you miss the paper by that time call 5106 and a copy will be sent. Phone lines must reach six offices before 6 am for redelivery.
Mellon Seeks 25 to 300 Million Tax Cut Plan
Secretary Mellon proposed a tax reduction range from 25 to 300 million dollars and backed lowering surtaxes toward 20 percent. He favored repealing the estate tax and other levies, and cutting automobile taxes while opposing higher exemptions. The Ways and Means Committee prepared to study a broader revision with Mellon testifying in a two week hearing. The treasury cited a possible surplus and a maximum surtax near 20 percent, amid party-driven aims for 300 to 500 million in cuts.
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Washington
D.C
Congress
Mellon
Treasury
Washington, D. C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Garner
Texas
Altho
T Cletry
Edge
New Jersey
Melton
Bacharach
Waterloo Adds Street Lamps as City Grows
City Clerk Charles C. MacKay notes Waterloo now has more than 1400 electric street lamps, including 254 arc lamps and 69 incandescent lamps, with about 300 boulevard lamps. Last month’s street light bill was 3185.89 dollars as the city maintains bright lighting overnight.
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Charles C. MacKay
Courier
Waterloo
Biddle Inquest Hinges On Chemical Analysis Result
The inquest into Mrs. Craig Biddle’s death in Los Angeles centers on chemical analysis of the deceased’s vital organs after an autopsy found no evidence of death from violence or unknown causes. Mrs. Biddle, a Philadelphia society leader, was found dead in her apartment in the fashionable Washington district.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Craig Biddle
Philadelphia
Svauran
Marcus farmer found dead in barn in apparent suicide
Nat J. Kohn a wealthy farmer living near Marcus was found dead by hanging in his barn Sunday. No motive is known. He is survived by a widow.
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Marcus
Fiapi
Nat J. Kohn
Bishop Defends Modern Girls Embracing Joyful Dressing
New Orleans Oct 19 Health certificates before marriage urged by Bishop Walter Taylor now in Oregon. He argues most divorces stem from pre marriage unfitness, praises American youths strong convictions, and defends modern girls as not harming men despite evolving fashions and gender roles.
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Bishop
New Orleans
Walter Taylor
Oregon
Chicago
Tam
Taylor
Althea
Battle Over Ring-Necked Pheasants Opens Countywide
With the pheasant hunting season opening, county residents clash over trespass and licensing. Special deputies sworn in to enforce anti trespass laws while the M C A coordinates wildlife conservation efforts on Morris Isle. Hunters report large license sales and wary birds as farmers post warnings and invite some sportsmen to test ring necks.
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Perphans
County Recorder
H. T. Wagner
Awearlny
Morris Isle
Iowa
Waterloo Township
Hubert Sweitzer
Yoffanan
FL Knapp
Emily Goore
George M. Hansen
John Krog
L. Hicks
John Silver
William 3. Shanks
K. B. Shaw
BR. AL Middlehauf
C. W. Virden
L. J. Dimwald
A. NoWinsmeier
George Call
Jesse Bige
F. RR. Uwutchinson
James Bergstrom
T. J. Marston
F. “. Campbell
E. E. Mattingly
Ralph Mitchell
George K. Slegiall
Arthur Wood
Charles Nightingale
Charles A. Witt
John PD
Lichty
S. Grostian
A. Kindbere
Anton M. Jensen
Floyd Card
Walter Peterson
Nills
Olsen
Wason
Bone Fly
Richards
James Gitonl
Burlington Man Drops Dead in Auto
Burlington Iowa Oct 1 AP John J Curran former postmaster here writer Peculiar man and well known cigar dealer dropped dead at the steering wheel of his automobile Sunday as he was alone in the car which crashed into a parked vehicle near the curb the event caused a local sensation with authorities investigating the sudden death.
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Burlington
John J. Curran
Wniter Pei Chive
Indictment in Insurance Fraud Ties to Kentucky Mine Death
Pikeville Kentucky authorities announce indictments in an $85,000 life and mine explosion fraud case involving William H. Turner and relatives who collected money claiming his death. A suspect sister and brother-in-law face charges while Turner returns from Germany to face arrest. Federal aid sought to bring in Joe Jack ar father-in-law from Austria as the case unfolds across Kentucky Florida and New Jersey.
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Willian H. Turner
Kentucky
Hérgon
Turner
Hamburg
Pikeville
John M. Johnson
F.farley
W. Ho Turner
Curner
Joy Jack, Jr
Farley
Miami
Fix
Pike County
Eheriff Johnson
Austria
Joe Jack
New York
Florida
New Jersey
William H. Turner
Germany
Ife
MacCarr
Forget-Me-Nots bring $1200 in county sale drive
Forget-me-not sales across the county raised about $92.54 in Waterloo with a projected total near $1200. Schools and street volunteers collected funds in Cedar Falls, Port City, Dunkerton, and Dewar, with Cedar Falls yielding $190.09 and Dunkerton $212.44. Local organizers Mrs. Ralph Denny and Mrs. Floyd Beckett led subheads, while Misses and workers logged varied amounts, as reports continued from other parts of the county. A separate Cedar Falls fire destroyed a farmhouse owned by W. A. McDowell family, sparing the occupants.
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J. PF. Balensifer
King-Marson Post
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Porte City
Dunkertoh
Dewar
Ralph Denny
Floyd Beckett
Memorial Hall
Black
T. Sullivan
W. Willinek
Paul Devise
Cant P Rietz
C.D. Swaitt
Neubauer and
Thieves Carry Off Safe and Contents in Iowa City
Thieves broke into the Enetert theatre in Iowa City and stole the safe with about 22,000 dollars. A second robbery occurred at the Burkett Underlaid garage with over 400 dollars taken. The crimes were discovered Sunday noon. police had no trace of the bandits.
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Iowa City
USPD
Frain Kills Two Blinded by Storm Redwing Minn
An incident near Redwing Minnesota leaves two dead as a freight crew confronts a blinding snow and sleet storm. Workers failed to detect an impending hazard during the night shift, prompting an investigation into the accident and weather conditions.
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Frain
Minn
Robert
Engork
Retail Food Costs Fall in September Yet Climb Yearly
Department of Labor data show an eight-tenths of one percent drop in the retail cost of food in September versus August, while the yearly total remains higher. In 39 cities prices rose led by Detroit at four percent, with Chicago and center up two percent and several others up one percent in Jacksonville, Omaha, and Washington. Twelve cities reported increases, including Los Angeles, Portland, San Francisco and Seattle.
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Washington
D. C
Department At Labor
Detroit
Chicago
Center
Jacksonville
Omaha
Los Angeles
Portland
San Francisco
Seattle
Potato Train Steams Across Iowa to Missouri Seed Plant
Albert Lea Minn Oct 19 UPI Southern Minnesota prosperity special a 40 car train bearing Hollandale potatoes valued at about 20000 heads to Missouri where tubers will be distributed for seed by the University of Missouri. George A Payne of Omaha conceived the reclamation project and traveled with Hollandale Co operative Shipping officials aboard the special car attached to the train.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Minnesota
Perity
Missouri Tolly
University of Missouri
Rice Lake
George A. Payne
Omaha
jMollandate Co-operative Shipping Association
Red Cross Workers Meet Here Oct 2
More than 100 Iowa towns will end special delegations of Red Cross workers to regional conferences in the next days. Iowa council chair Hubert Utterback announced meeting sites and dates: Fort Dodge Oct 27, Shenandoah Oct 30, Ottumwa Oct 20, Witterlea Oct 28.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Jude Hubert Utterback
Council of Red Cross
Fort Dodge
Towa Delegation to Attend Dry Congress in Chicago
Des Moines reports a delegation of over 50 Iowa business and professional leaders will attend the twenty second annual Dry Congress in Chicago from November 5 to 9, marking the first special session since the prohibition movement began.
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Des Moines
API
Jandlia
Joan Learnen
Toslye
Towa
Chicago
State Vigilantes at Target Practice at Des Moines
State vigilantes gather at the Des Moines rifle range for the annual meet of vigilantes. Nearly every county in the state is represented by contestants. Prizes totaling 324 dollars are offered during the event, with the gathering under the Loikers association.
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Ups Moines
Caferelig
Des Moines
Pritteys
Othe Bewa Loikers’ Association
Noted Personages in New Campaign Designed to Make Great Britain Dry
A new campaign by the United King alliance aims to make Britain dry, targeting women with appeals about household spending. Prominent figures named include Dame Margaret Lloyd George and Lady Astor, with participation by Pails Seawden and others in Manchester.
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Great Britain
Manchester
England
CINSI
United King Alliance
Biggess
Ulhaehert i
Margaret Lloyd George
Yor
OCPL
Travelyan
William Graham
Lady Astor
Dean
Open Hearing On Degree Of Guilt For Vandervoort
Warren Vandervoort, 17, faces a murder charge in Parkersburg for the killing of his father Reverend R. J. Vandervoort and wounding his mother. The trial opened with prosecution arguing premeditation and motive tied to life insurance, while the defense urged unusual circumstances and potential mitigating factors.
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Della Vandervoort
Allison
Warren
Alligot
Warren Vandervoort
Parkersburg
R. J. Vandervoort
Te Bey
Cowmby
Tf Brauer
Vandervoort
Ecounty
Burling
Uth
DS Warren
Coimsel
Fiis
Herson
Henry Onrow
Garow
Ihie
Grounds Center
Hue
Rstate
OL EL Bartrudl
Reinbesk
Bartruff
Paeinirn
Pryetedy
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Forget - ME -Nots
J. F. Batensiter
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Lois Barbett
J. . Becker
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Wayne
Dibvere
Cedar Fails
W. A. McDowell
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Fiings
Henry Peterson
Red Cross
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