Farm bloc stalls plan in tariff fight
Washington dispatch reports the bipartisan senate farm bloc cannot agree on strategy to oppose the 606 million dollar tariff bill. Leaders from Democrats and Republicans back various routes, including Thomas resolution and Borah recommitment, with delay likely until Monday. Senator Robinson returns to coordinate opposition.
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Taut
R. Mallon
D. P
Washington
D. C
Senate Farm Bloc
Thomas
Oklahoma
Borah
Idaho
Republican Bloc
Senate Finance Committee
Chamber
Joseph T. Robinson
Robinson
Plane Searchers Fail to Locate City of San Francisco Crash
New Mexico and Navajo Nation volunteers joined a dawn search near Black Rock wash for the missing City of San Francisco flight. Officials said reports of finding the liner near Black Rock wash were unauthentic. thirteen aboard included five passengers and three crew.
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Shepherd
T.A. T
Hvman
Black Rock Wash
Gallup
Zrmi Hational Forest
Old Deflante
San Francisco
Albuquerque
N. M
Black Rockwash
Gelsls
Los Angeles
Winslow
Ariz
Clovis
William HH
Beers
New York
Harris Livermore
Boston
M. M. Campbell
Cincinnati
A. B. McGaffey
Genorge B. Raymond
Glendale
Cal
J. B. Stowe
Long Beach
A. E. Dietel
New Braunfels
Tex. c
F. Canfield
Waterloo Lions Welcome Regional Guests at Country Club
Waterloo Lions host Cedar Falls and La Porte City clubs at Sunnyside Country Club for the county picnic and golf tournament. Luncheon at 12:30 pm followed greetings from Wa terloo Lions president Rath. Mrs Hoffman and Mrs Shores entertained with music while Gelt provided impromptu matches and entertainment.
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Waterloo Lions Club
Cedar Falls
la Porte City
Sunnyside Country Club
Rath
The
Waterloo Lions
A. A. Hoffman
Forrest Shores
Orange and Black to Appear Sept 13
The East High School student paper Orange and Black will publish its first issue Friday September 13 under Miss Catherine Leytze who will supervise. It will feature a list of new students including out of town enrollees, a roundup of East Junior High students, football plans for September 21 against East Des Moines, and the game schedule. Leytze, in her first Waterloo year, previously taught in Lowell Massachusetts and hails from Independence Iowa.
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East High School
Catherine Leytze
Wilbesa
East Junior High
East Des Moines
Italian Fliers Struggle in Schneider Cup Trial Flight
Italian seaplane Macehi 52, flown by Major Bernardi, sustained a damaged float during a test flight at Calshot. The craft listed to starboard after landing, though the pilot escaped unharmed. Speed boats assisted to prevent sinking.
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Calshot
Eng
Simen
Macehi
Bernardi
Warrant
Tomimsa Dal-Molin
Young Mother Rides Freight with Babe to Memphis
Mrs Beatrice Henson Whaten 28 arrived in Memphis from Kansas City with a two year old held in her arms after a 40 mile freight ride. Police found them in an empty light car with R H Swaney 38 who she said left her husband unable to provide. They were jailed pending word from Kansas City.
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Memphis
Tern
U.p
Kansas City
Beatrice Henson Whaten
R. H. Swaney
Deaths Mrs Flora Burling in Waterloo area funeral planned
Mrs Flora Burling widow of Frederick S Burling died at 6 10 am at her home 607 Wellington court age 79 Born Flora Ketchum in Chicago June 6 1850 Married June 10 1874 In Fryette county to Frederick Burling attorney who died July 21 1920 She had lived in Waterloo eight years with daughters Mrs F L Marquis and Genevieve Surviving two daughters two sons Charles G Burling and W H Burling Six grandchildren active in church women’s groups Funeral arrangements pending at Kearns mortuary The body of Mrs I M Bennett killed in Wichita auto crash to arrive in Waterloo Friday prior to services
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Flora Burling
Frederick S. Burling
Fayette County
Wellington Court
Flora Ketchum
Edmund Ketchum
Chicago
Fryette County
Frederick
Burling
Fosteille
Lfe
Waterloo
F. L. Marqilis
Seventh Street West
Genevieve
Charles G. Burling
Clarksville
Ww. H
Ketchum
Willard Hall
Kearns Mortary
Miller tells of wreck of racing plane in storm
Ward Miller, 25, an airplane mechanic, recounts surviving the fall of Major John Wood’s racing plane during a nonstop Los Angeles to Cleveland race. The ship spun from 15 000 to 19 000 feet in a storm, Miller was ejected, opened his parachute, and landed near Needles California bruised with limited use of one arm. He walked to Needles, slept in a shack, and was later picked up by motorists.
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Los Angeles
Ward Miller
John Wood
Needles
Cal
Miller
Wood
Cleveland
Adleap
Flute Springs
Iowa Council set to name Williams board chairman
Iowa City Sept. 5 The University of Iowa athletic council will meet next Tuesday to name an assistant football coach. Dean Williams of the College of Engineering will become chairman and E H Latter of athletics is expected to be secretary. The reshuffle strengthens faculty control of athletics as Iowa seeks reintegration with the Western conference. Two candidates for assistant coach are Al Gowan and John Van Liew.
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Iowa Guy
University of Iowa Athletic Council
C. ©. Willams
College of Engineering
E. H. Latter
Paul ©. Belling
Athletic Council
Iowa
Dean Williams
Board of Control
University of Sinais
University of Kansas
Lauer
R. A. Kuever
al Gowan
Des Moines University
John van Liew
Knox College
Denverers Brave Freeze for Early September Style
Denver reports near freezing as tops and furs return to fashion. The coldest September 4 since 1889 referenced with 45 degrees noted. Marriage licenses issued to several residents of Dunkerton Waterloo Ames and others. Building permits include multiple structures in Berth Commercial area. A Centerville outing ends in tragedy with one dead and two injured from suspected food or water poisoning. Prohibition violations prompt revocation of licenses in Des Moines Des Moines area. Balanced Rock in Maquoketa to be fenced to prevent toppling from its base.
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Denver
Golo
Deatie
Centerville
Leo Scott
Rock Island
Appanoose County
Maquoketa
State Board of Conservation
Weather Update: Warm Wednesday and Chance of Rain
Readable text notes temperatures with a high around 80 on Wednesday and a low possible Thursday morning. Mentions rain chances and drops of precipitation later in the day. Local forecast hints at unsettled conditions into Thursday afternoon.
Harrison to preside at breakfast during Industrial Leaders meeting
Tate J. Harrison head of the State Loan Company will preside as toast master at the breakfast opening the fifteenth annual convention of the American Industrial Leaders association in Philadelphia September 18 19 and 20. He has served as national treasurer for five years and will lead a Bellevue Stra tford hotel event planned as an innovation. Lawrence Iowa delegates and 4000 total delegates from 30 states are expected. Secretary James J. Davis and Congressman Louis T. McFadden are among speakers at the banquet September 19.
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Tate J. Harrison
State Loan Company
Paramount Theatre
American Industrial Leaders Association
Philadelphia
My. Harrison
Waterloo
Harrison
Association
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Iowa
James J. Davis
Louis T. McFadden
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Tolley and Willing Level After Nine Holes In National Amateur
Cyril Tolley the British champion and Dr C F Willing of Portland Ore were all square at the ninth hole in the National Amateur tour golf championship quarterfinals. Willing led briefly after winning three consecutive holes, but Tolley birdied the ninth to square. H Chandler Egan led Jess Sweetser at the turn as William Lawson Little Jr. challenged Francis Ouimet and George Voigt moved ahead of Harrison Johnston.
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Pebble Beach
Cal
Cyril Tolley
C. F. Willing
Portland
Ore
Willing
Tolley
H. Chandler Egan
Medford
Jess Sweetser
New York
William Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Ouimet
George Voigt
Harrison RK
Jimmy) Johnston
St. Paul
Voigt
Plans Bill to Guard Freedom of Press
In Washington plans to curb contempt of court power against the press. Senator Arthur E. Vandenberg sponsors a bill after the Cleveland Press sentence. He studies legal aspects and aims to introduce legislation in the next session opening December.
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Washington
D. C
Congress
United Press
Cleveland Press
Scripps-Howard
Frederick Walther
Court of Common Pleas
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Arthur E. Vandenberg
Republican
Michigan
Vandenberg
Ibbillie and Lorraine Go Globe Trotting in Coaster Wagon
Police and residents searched Harrison Street for missing children Bille Kuempel and Lorraine Higgins. The pair, ages 3 and 4, were last seen this morning playing together and were found later that afternoon by Eugene Sullivan at Harrison Street.
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Ibillie
Lorraine
Roy
Harrison Street
Bille Kuempel
Lorraine Higgins
Eugene Sullivan
Bille
Charles City
F. J. Kann
Becker Colburn and Sarvay Families Reunion at Byrnes Park
A reunion for the Becker Colburn and Sarvay families will be held at Byrnes park next Saturday at noon. A picnic dinner is planned to honor Mr and Mrs Lotus Sarvay of 206 Randolph Street.
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Will Itonor Saryways
Becker
Colburn
Sarvay
Byrnes Park
Lotus
Randolph Street
Permit Roads to Gut Grain Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted permission to the South Western railroads to reduce freight rates on grain and grain products from Kansas City to the Gulf of Mexico. Kansas City Southern had been cleared to cut seven cents per bushel on Aug. 15 and others may follow with the same reduction on one day's notice. Reductions from Omaha St Louis and other Kansas points to the gulf were denied at this time.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southwestern
Kansas City
Gulf of Mexico
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Omaha
St. Louis
Gulf
Deed Transfers Hudson Property in Colonial Record
A warranty deed transfers two lots in Hudson from John G. Walter an heir of Inte Mar Boret Walter to Laura Wade Faulkner. Red tape and seal by M. K. Moorhead A S consular at Johannesburg Transvaal. Acknowledgement by Thomas Percy von Broembsen assistant magistrate Sel ukwe southern Rhodesia dated January 18 1929.
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Hudson
John G. Walter
Selukwe
Southern Rhodesia
Federal agents seize 175 bottles of Sargon in Cedar Rapids
Federal agents entered the Roatinson Brothers drug store in Cedar Rapids Iowa and seized 175 bottles of the patent medicine Sargon under a writ of monition. The action followed information from the U S department of agriculture showing the product lacked claimed ingredients and violated the pure food and drug act. No charges are filed against druggists or manufacturers at this time.
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Cedar Rapids
Roatinson Brothers
United States Department of Agriculture
Ministers not putting gospel over in Ottumwa conference
Bishop F. D. Leete of Omaha opened the Town conference of the Methodist Episcopal church in Ottumwa stating ministers must reach people with the gospel of Christ. He said the church’s main business is salvation and urged pastors to mind the Lord’s business.
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Ottumwa
F. D. Leete
Omaha
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago Hijackers Steal Load of Hogs
A truckload of hogs was hijacked by three robbers in Chicago. They forced the truck to the curb near a stockyard packing company. Two men held driver Frank Troney captive while the third fled with the vehicle. Troney was later freed and reported the crime.
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Chicago
Meds
Frank Troney
Troney
Upper Iowa conference committees meet at Grace M. E. Church
The Upper Iowa conference education and budget committees met at Grace M. E. Church for planning ahead of the annual conference in Dubuque October 18 to 21. Dr. J. Arthur Young presided as education chair, Rev. Clyde Baker headed the council, with Dr. H. Burgstahier and Dr. J. P. Van Horn among attendees. About 20 ministers were present.
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Upper Iowa
Council of Religious Education
Grace M. EB
Church For
Tatbuque
J. Arthur Young
Clyde Baker
Clear Lake
H. 3. Burgstahier
Gornell College
J. P. van Horn
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Upper Town Conference
Fire Leaves About 1000 Homeless in Soraca Town
Vienna dispatch from Bucharest reports nearly 1,000 families left homeless as a fire destroyed most of the Bessarabian town of Soraca after the water supply failed.
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Vienna
U.R
Bucharest
Bessarabian
Soraca
New Haven Study Grades everyday annoyances in 1900s psychology survey
A Rochester university professor summarizes a directory of 507 irritants from 21 000 reports on annoyances. Women show higher susceptibility across ages with peak irritation between 40 and 80, while men object to dancing with a fat person and mourning attire.
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New Haven
Conn
iMte
Congress
Psychology
Stale ‘University
Hulsey Cason
University of Rochester Oays
Cason
World Court plan adopted as administration project
Elihu Root's formula for American adherence to the world court was formally adopted today. Secretary of State Stimson announced the Root formula meets senate objections and fully protects the United States against dangers anticipated by five reservations. Acceptance hinges on ratification by other court members and about a year is expected before submissions to the senate.
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Washington, D. C
Elihu Root
State Stimson
Senate
United States
Lincoln board approves action against Tulsa fish officials
In Lincoln Nebraska on September 5 the state game and park board approved criminal proceedings against Martin and O'Brien Tulsa fish conservation director for taking crawload at perch from Nebraska waters two months earlier.
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Lincoln
Neb
Martin & O'Brien
Tulsa Fish Conservation
Nebraska
State Game and Park Board
Senate Tariff Bill Debate Delayed Amid Minority Protests
Senate action on the amended Republican tariff bill is postponed as Senator Simmons of the Democratic minority rails against the absence of a minority report. Senator Blaine proposes releasing corporation tax returns to lawmakers during pendency. Probes into Geneva conference shipbuilder activity and other nominations are noted along with divorce filings for several couples.
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Associated Press
Senate
Simmons
Blaine
Wisconsin
Congress
South Carolina
Blease
Wi- Ham &. Shearer
Geneva
Hale
Senate Naval Committee
Farm Board
Hoover
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Illinois Central Weekly Crop Report Signals Bad Weather Effects
The Illinois Central Weekly crop report for the Town-Minnesota division notes a week ending Sept. 4 with average temperature 73.7 degrees, 5 degrees above normal, 83 percent sunshine. Corn is denting rapidly, roasting ears appear, and early fields are ripe. Drought harms corn on light ground, alfalfa and clover yields shorten, clover seed is poor, and heavy dairy feeding reduces pasture. Melons and grapes crop well. shipping conditions are poor and mismeasured moisture hurts sweet corn and tomatoes. Estimated yields given for oats, corn, hay, and other crops show declines from normal levels.
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Tlinois Central
Minnesota
Minnesota Division
Chamber of Commerce Adds Agricultural Committee
Directors vote to form an agricultural committee at Hotel Russell Lamson to work with farmers on projects improving agriculture. A corn show may be sponsored. C D Allan, president, will name members soon. First full membership set for Sept 24.
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Chamber of Commerce
Russell-Lamson
C. D. Allan
Chamber
General Motors Buys Day-Fan Stock In Radio Push
General Motors has acquired more than 60 percent of the Day-Fan Electric company stock in Dayton. The remaining shares will be taken soon, enabling a radio division linked with GMAC for time payments through Selzer’s Furniture Store.
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General Motors
Dayton
Selzer
Commercial Street
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
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