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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1935

Page

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Iowa House Passes Gain Tax Bill

Grand jury in Woodbury County urged removal of Sioux City Public Safety Commissioner H C Kuhlmann and tighter liquor and gambling laws after investigating corruption and vice. The report cites indifference to enforcement, calls to suspend liquor permits, and warns that racketeers control officials without removal. Sheriff William R. Tice is praised for enforcing laws. County Attorney Max Duckworth urged reform though not cleared. The panel stopped short of indictments citing limited cooperation and need to purge complicit officials.

Sioux City H. C. Kuhlmann Woodbury County Grand Jury Verne Marshall Cedar Rapids Des Moines Clyde L. Herring E. L. O'Connor Public Safety of H. C. Kuhhlmann William R. Tice Max Duckworth Duckworth Joe Gagen Yowa Town Liquor Control Commission Legislative Committee Iowa

Iowa House Passes Burlington Chain Tax Bill 96 to 12

The Iowa House approved the Burlington chain store tax measure 96 to 12 after a four day debate. The bill imposes an occupational tax on each store and a graduated gross receipts tax for chains with more than one store, with exemptions for certain entities and a Sept plan to collect starting August 1, 1936.

Des Moines Iowa House Senate J. E. Cundy Black Hawk Cundy Wasav Don Burington Woodbury Vincent Harrington House G.T. Kuester Cass Leonard Moore Taylor Moore Burington Towa Iowa

Pay the Price to Reap Life’s Highest Rewards

In every walk of life entrance requires payment upfront. Great art, medicine, or holiness demands years of hard work, discipline, and sacrifice before any reward. Emerson’s urging to pay the price and pursue the best aligns with the author’s 1935 reflection on effort and value.

Tennyson Emerson

Forty actors and seven actresses picket Warsaw theater

Forty actors and seven actresses picketed the Warsaw theater on Tuesday and continued a hunger strike started after Sunday night’s performance. They demand salaries alleged to be overdue.

Warsaw

Iowa Senate Passes Beer Bill Amid Urban Regulation Shift

The Iowa Senate approved the Baldwin substitute 47 to 3 to empower cities and towns to regulate beer licenses and sales. The bill would let municipalities limit licenses, set permit fees, and issue permits, while the house considers a contrasting measure. Senators Doze Hopkins and Shangle opposed final passage amid a prior failed local option amendment.

Des Moines Iowa State Senate Baldwin Senate Judiciary Committee House J. E. Doze Humeston George Hopkins Guthrie Center L. T. Shangle Oskaloosa Ora E. Husted Truro

Ickes Threatens PWA Funds Pullback in Louisiana Clash

Secretary Ickes accuses Senator Long of political manipulation and warns the federal government will cancel all PWA contracts in Louisiana if the state gains control over local projects. He cites an $1.8 million New Orleans sewer and waterboard allotment as a test case and calls the Louisiana legislature the Longislature.

Washington Senator Long Ickes Louisiana Long Louisana PWA New Orleans Emperor of Icnes Huey Long

Long assails Ickes over Louisiana loan control

Senator Huey P. Long denounces Secretary Ickes threatening to cancel all public works loans if Louisiana assumes control of expenditures. He storms that Ickes and his team can go to hell and demands an apology after defending state funds.

Baton Rouge Ickes Louisiana Huey P. Long Long

Senator Long Threatens Impeachment of Supreme Court Justices

Senator Huey P. Long warned during a special legislative session that impeachment might be pursued against three Louisiana state supreme court justices over alleged crooked jurisprudence. Continued on Page 11.

Baton Rouge Huey P. Long State Supreme Court

Dust Thwarts Laura Ingalls U S Hop in Alamosa

Laura Ingalls attempting a cross country speed flight forced to land at Alamosa Colorado airport due to a dust storm. Zero visibility and lingering debris damaged her $40 000 mono plane but she escaped unharmed. The flight began in Los Angeles with a goal to reach Floyd Bennett field New York in about fifteen hours.

Alamosa Colo Laura Ingalls Torough Donald Bennett Los Angeles

Sioux City Grand Jury Reveals Liquor Gambling Corruption

The Woodbury county grand jury reports widespread illegal liquor sales and gambling in Sioux City. It details lack of enforcement, graft, police interference, and a syndicate controlling slot machines and baseball pool betting, with inspector of police directing raids.

Sioux City Underworld Commissioner of Public Safety

Verne Marshall Calls Grand Jury Report About Iowa Misconduct

Des Moines AP report quotes Verne Marshall editor of The Cedar Rapids Gazette reacting to Woodbury county grand jury findings. He warns the Sioux City case reflects broader state lawlessness and urges full legal pursuit of Public Safety Commissioner H C Kuhlmann and related figures.

Des Moines Verne Marshall Cedar Rapids Gazette Woodbury County Grand Jury Public Safety H. C. Kuhlmann Sioux City Kuhlmann Max Duckworth Doe “Tawant Woodbury County

Farm Edition Highlights Progress in Iowa Agriculture

Ray Anderson presents his third semi annual Farm Edition in this issue of The Gazette. The page covers agricultural progress and interests to farmers and local business readers. Critics rate Anderson’s daily farm page as among the best in the United States.

Oday’s Gazette Ray Anderson Iowa Territory The United States

Pan American Clipper Sets Off For Pacific Air Route

The Pan American Clipper, a 19 ton flying boat carrying six crew led by Captain Edwin Musick, departed Alameda California for Honolulu on a mission to pave commercial air service across the Pacific. The ship lifted from San Francisco Bay after a 1,300 yard run with cheers from 7,500 onlookers and radio updates planned every half hour. Co pilot Harry Canaday of Cedar Rapids accompanied Musick aboard.

Almeda Calif Pacific San Francisco Golden Gate Alameda America California Honolulu San Francisco Bay Edwin’ C. Musick Kaneohoe Bay

Dust Storm Bill Passes Senate With Broad Ag Powers

The Senate approved the House bill with under five minutes of debate, granting the secretary of agriculture wide authority to combat the dust storm menace.

Washington INS Senate Secretary of Agriculture

Fear seven men trapped in Allan mine believed dead

STELLARTON N S Belief that seven men entombed by an explosion in the Allan mine Tuesday morning are dead was expressed Tuesday afternoon by a rescue crew member who emerged exhausted from the shaft.

Stellarton N.S INS Allan

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