Outlook for tax reduction contested by Green
Rep Green of Iowa said the outlook for a tax cut next session is unfavourable. He predicts little change to the tax law, but supports an excess profits tax and argues current corporate taxation enables tax avoidance. He cited Henry Ford’s untaxed indirect gains and urged inheritance, securities, and gift taxes to curb avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Iowa
National Tex’ Association
Thage
Ford
Henry Ford
Ford Company
Broteteer
Fore ign Notables Visit Cattle Congress Preparations
Foreign notables tour Sherman nurseries and dairying facilities as a pre congress excursion before the world dairy congress in Washington Philadelphia and Syracuse. The party, including A P Wilson of Dublin and James Donnap of Edinburgh, studies American dairy methods and milk handling with keen interest. The group plans further tours to Ames and Chicago then to Washington and Syracuse for 24 sessions and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisah
W. W. Marsh
A. P. Wilson
Dublin
James Donnap
Edinburgh
Sherman
Altro
Jersey
Fohrman
Washington
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Chicago
Orange Township
Ames
Br Rail
Chicana
Penaral
Aft National Dairy Come
BE. Kiester
Daikr Cattle Congress
Water- Too
Island of Corfu Returns to Greek Authorities
Athens reports that Corfu is returned to Greek authorities this morning after Italian disruption, with dispatches confirming the handover on September 27. The report notes the island’s status change and ongoing regional tensions as Greece regains control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island of
Corfu
Greece
Associated Press
Athens
Italy
Authori Ues
Calf Club Exhibit Draws Interest in Belgians and Jerseys
The Calf Club show featured Belgian judging with Bononfe's two year old sprite facing Muench's for grand championship. Jerseys and Holsteins dominated yesterday's judging amid late-night grooming as breeders anticipate funds from scarce feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Onis
Idolas
Jean
Bononfe
J. G. Rutehto
Stratford
Guernseys
Thesao
Bavarian Coup Spurs Fears of Revolution and Ruhr Strife
Berlin imposes a curfew and constitutional curbs under Dr. Kahr's dictatorial powers to blunt a Bavarian coup. Hitler followers plan mass meetings while Berlin cedes control to the military. Ruhr miners strike in protest of passive resistance and French exploitation amid tense occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. von Kahr
Bavaria
Adolph Titer
Hitler
Munich
Paris
Foreign Office
Berlin
Ruhr
Ebert
Duesseldorf
Gelsenkerchin
Recklinghausen
Wanne
Repeal of Dry Law Urged at Bank Meet
Waldo Newcomer president of the national bank division urged repeal of prohibition before the American Hawkers Association in Atlantic City. He argued the constitution was not a criminal code and warned that too many laws invite unenforceability and contempt for the law. He cautioned against rushing changes to the Bach Cummins railroad bill and favored pressing to avert a catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Atlantic City
MN. J
American Hawkers Association
Waldo Newcomer
National Bank Division
United States
Newcomer
Ball Bill Oo. K
New York City
Congress
Mortuary Brinker Dies After Operation
President Ud Brinker age 64 died today at a Presbrisran hospital following an operation after two years of poor health. He left his Iowa home to a farm in East Waterloo Township and later settled in Waterloo. Survived by brothers H A and William, and several sisters, funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred AS Brinker
Ud. Brinker
Presbrisran Hos
Tital
H. A. Brinker
Riehlstrane
Brinker van Barn
East Waterloo
Waterloo
H. A. William
Haly S
FE. Hoitman
C. C. Funk
Charles
Witenes & Gindt
School Head Killed by Interurban Car
Arthur M. Hull superintendent of schools in Mount Vernon Iowa was killed when his car collided with an interurban near the Cornell college campus. Mrs Hull was injured but survived as she rode in the rear seat. The accident occurred as Hull attempted to pass a car at the curb and may have been blinded by the interurban headlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Arthur M. Hull
Cornell College
New York Pressmen Readied to Return to Work
New York morning dailies resume publication as union members of the International Pressmen and Assistants Union vote to reinstate strikers. About 1,000 in the walkout proscribed coalitions discussed, with 2,200 expected to decide tomorrow night. Advertising up and editorials appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Morning
Web
Focal
International Pressmen's & Assistants’ Union
Two Killed in Bayonne Oil Plant Explosion
A Baker Fuel Oil plant explosion in Bayonne New Jersey left two workers dead and six injured. Fire spread to nearby tanks prompting Bayonne’s entire firefighting force to respond as the building collapsed partially and damage was estimated at 200000 dollars. The victims were Theophile Tepetit and John Zelathids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
N. J
Baker Fuel Oil Company
Theophile Tepetit
John Zelathids
Adel Farmhand Sentenced for Killing Over Four Dollar Debt
Harold Gillespie, a farmhand, began an eight year term at Anamosa reformatory for the manslaughter of Homer Davidson after a district court found him guilty. The fatal blows followed a quarrel over a four dollar debt. Gillespie said he acted in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adel
Harold Gillespie
Anamosa Reformatory
Homer Davidson
Gillespie
Davidson
Weather Plays Part In Congress Success
Weather conditions during Dairy Cattle Congress week have been favorable with summerlike heat and light rainfall. Yesterday reached 105 degrees in the afternoon, then dropped to about 101 at night. Rain measured 0.03 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Durne Dairy Cattle Congress
Uie
Danish Lutheran Ladies Aid Gifts to Relief Fund
The Ladies' Aid society of the Danish Lutheran church subscribed 35 to the Japanese relief fund. Local totals rise as Ray Cross reports collections reaching 3,56a.49 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Danish Lutheran Church
Ray Cross
Rock Island Engineer Killed in Oklahoma Collision
John Greener, engineer on a Chicago Rock Island Pacific freight train, was killed near Concho Oklahoma when his train collided with the passenger No 31 Fire Fly southbound for Dallas. Several others were injured in the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklshoma City
Okla
John Greener
Rock Island & Pacific
Concho
Dallas
Danish Baptists Report Growth and Mission Giving
The Danish Baptist Association reports $49,500 invested in first farm mortgages as financial stability. Rev QO M Freedmund notes $187,211.94 given to home and foreign missions by 2,895 members in the last Mennial Period. The association covers 44 churches in 10 states with 306 delegates expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Danish Baptist Association of America
Society
Andrew Lund
Cedar Walls
National Assembly
QO. M. Freedmund
Fryberg
Naional
W. Warren
Clark
Democrats to Send Congressman From Washington District
Spokane WA Sept 27 The Fifth Washington district long leaning Republican will elect a Democratic congressman next December Judge Sam B Gill of Waterville led State Senator Charles E Myers by more than 600 votes with 3 percent of precincts reported Analysts expect official tallies to show Gill with a substantial plurality likely over 3000 a political shift noted by observers
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Sam B. Gill
Waterville
Charles E. Myers
Gill
Miss Eliza Miller Returns from India Missionary News
Miss Eliza B. Miller, veteran Church of the Brethren missionary in India for about 34 years, arrives home after a long voyage via London and Montreal. She begins her third furlough and will visit relatives in Orange township and Waterloo, including sister Mrs. Maust and Mrs. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza B. Miller
Church of the Brethren In
India
London
Montreal
Pigin
Ele
Miss Miller
Arthur
Sadie
W. HH. Maust
UF. C. Miller
Wilbert
Walter
Lloyd
Orange Township
Waterloo
Parole Revocation Sentences Mike Schilling to Life
Judge BR Stiles revoked Michael Schilling's parole for stealing a car and fleeing. Schilling had been sentenced to life on a statutory charge after a prior plea and mercy parole. Walter R. French, county attorney, requested the parole revoke. Schilling will be taken to Anamosa immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Schilling
BR. Stiles
Schilling
Anamosa
Walter R. French
Mason City Doubles Building Program
Mason City la Sep 27 Mason Citys building program for August and September will more than double last years figures says the building commissioner. August spending reached 143716 dollars and September totals 88360 so far compared with 68776 and 44185 from the prior year. the report notes continued higher activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
City in Brief Notices and Local Events
Local notes report visits by families including Mr and Mrs Carter of Osian Ia and Mrs Charles Stokes of Franklin Street. Des Moines trip by Mayor Gnagy and wife. Catherine Bates to Chicago art institute. Divorce suit by Thel Spray against Isom Spray. Regional visitors to H Zeising home. Building permits issued for bungalow and garage. A newborn in Los Angeles to E B Mueller’s wife, former Aileen Daniels. Marriage of John Helsh Jr and Linda Fischer in Waterloo. Politax payment drive and Willing Workers fund drive for Town Children's Home. Black Hawk county auto registrations total 11 506. Tax day activity heavy. clerk’s office open Saturday.
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M. J. Carter
Ossian
I. W. Carter
Charles Stokes
Franklin Street
Mitchell, Osage
Charles City
A. L. Taylor
Waverly
Oo. J. Valentine
A. BE. Gnagy
Thel Spray
Isom Spray
Forest City
Herman Terneel
GR. Long
Dubuque
Lena Kahler
Tracr
H. O Zeising
Seventh. Street
E. F. Feely
F.C. McClinton
Sixth Street
West
Ralph Alexander
South Street
Peter Doyle
E. EB. Mueller
Los Angeles
Cal
Mueller
Aileen Daniels
Waterloo
Doyle
John Helsh, Jr
Linda Fischer
Dysart
John W. Gwynne
Municipal Court
T. GC. Hullman
Tripoli
Hulsman
Politax
Women of Westminster Church
Town Children’s Home Society
Black Hawk County
Joly L. L. Orth
Counry
Homebreaker Sued for $10,000 Damages
Sioux City Iowa September 27 17 WL Seidel sues Frank Crawford for 10000 damages for alleged alienation of his wife’s affection to be heard in district court tomorrow. He claims Crawford took Mrs Seidel on rides gave gifts met clandestinely debauched her and broken up their home. Seidel was granted a divorce last week. Crawford is a cattle salesman at the Local stockyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Seidel
Frank Crawford
Crawford
Loval “Stocke
Legion Man Protests German Tongue at Lutheran Sessions
Marshalltown Iowa September 27 learning German language sessions of the German Lutheran church delegates of the Missouri Synod Cedar Rapids circuit were held local American Legion post commander C E Beall visited and urged English usage at least part time moderator promised compliance. The meeting pledged support for a 4 million dollar building program to move Concordia Seminary St Louis near Forest Park. East district schools began savings program as innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
German Lutheran Church
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Missouri Synod
C. E. Bdeall
American Legion
H. Steger. Newhall
Concordia Seminary
eSt. Louis
Forest Park
State Attorneys to Probe Midwest Gasoline Prices
Des Moines reports gasoline selling at 14 1/2 cents as the Midwest seeks a coordinated study. Ben Gibson, Iowa attorney general, will join with other justice department heads to meet in Chicago October 1 7 for a conference with Nebraska Wisconsin Minnesota and Kansas officials. The group aims to uncover conditions in the Baseline business and explain price drops after South Dakota’s threat to regulate retail costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ben Gibson
Department of Justice
Middlewss
Chicago
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kansas
South Dakota
Clyde Wegand Seeks Bankruptcy in Butler County
Clyde Hardman Wegand a farmer of Butler County filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition with J B Jordan refires. He lists secured claims totaling 314 655 and unsecured claims of 134 000 mostly cattle notes. He explains all secured claims have been foreclosed and assets sold leaving no nonexempt assets.
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Altha
Clyde Hardman Wegand
Butler County
J. B. Jordan
Wegand
Iowa Insurance Men in Conference Here
Fifty agents from Northwest Iowa of the Western Life Insurance company meet at Hotel Russell Lamson for an all day conference. Des Moines officers J H Jamison president Harry D St John vice president and A D Struther secretary and treasurer attend with evening events at Inncear al and the Dairy Castle Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Ijowa
Western Life Insurance Company
Russell-Lamson
Indicted wives and local notes from Des Moines to Keokuk
Des Moines reports 21 wife deserters indicted on 43 counts by the Polk County grand jury. Maquoketa notes the death of Minnie Milter former president of the Women’s Relief Corps. Spencer hosts Acting Gov John Ham Mitl and lawmakers at the Spencer fair. Acnes mentions Smith Brookhart Jr son of Senator. Washington ISU welcomes a freshman in animal husbandry. Keokuk school board sells bonds of 623000 to White Phillips at par plus premium. bonds pay 4 3 4 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Polk County Grand Jury
Maquckecta
Minnie Milter
Women’s Relief Corps
Iowa
Spencer
John Ham Mitl
Acnes
Smith Brookhart, Jr
Smith Brookhart
Washington
Iowa State College
Keokuk
White Phillips Company
Davenport
Train Schedules through Waterloo and Des Moines Area
Local and intercity trains serve Waterloo, Dubuque, Fort Dodge, Sioux City, Omaha, Des Moines, Kansas City, Minneapolis, and St Paul with daily and Sunday operations. Timetables show arrival and departure times from Union Depot and Syc St depot, routes via Chicago, Cedar Rapids, and Mankato, and connections to North Dakota and St Louis.
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Illifois Oleteal
Leavas
Chicago
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Omaha
Sioux City
Borth
Albert Lea
Twin Cities
Albert Lee
Albert Lee & Pm
Union Depot
St. Depot
Delwoin
Twin
Colwelh
Syre
South Souna
Sy. St
DM & KC
Joseph
Des Moines
Kansas City
Sye
McIntire
Mcinttre
BREF
St Louie
First day deposits show record savings drive results
Depositors showed strong uptake on the first day with 185 accounts counted this morning. Total deposits reached $73,908, led by a largest single amount of $10 and a minimum of 10 cents, as the savings campaign proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Ton East High
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Gener
Munch
Natl Bank Division
Rock Island
Dirigible
Uncle Sam
Langtey Field
Washington District
Eliza Miller
Buchanan
Y. M. CG
Homebreaker
Legion Man
Midwest
Clyde Wegand
Iowa Insurance Men
Karnak
Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc
W. & J. Sloane
Deater
Park Ave
Jefferson
the Waterloo
Sutcliffe
RED Sales Coo
West Fifth St
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