Democratic leaders urge Roosevelt to drop Walker case
In Albany, N Y on Tuesday key Democratic figures urged Governor Franklin D Roosevelt not to remove James J Walker as mayor of New York over charges brought by Samuel Seabury. James A Farley DNC chairman and Roosevelt campaign manager reportedly counseled dismissal of the charges.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
James J. Walker
New York
Samuel Seabury
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Seabury
Legislative Committee
Walker
Tammany
Walker Faces Roosevelt Hearing In Political Row
New York Mayor James Walker travels to Albany to contest charges arising from Seabury’s inquiry. Governor Roosevelt will likely hold a formal hearing rather than a trial, while Walker labels the probe an inquisition and demands a trial.
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New York
Seabury
Welcome Extend Hanford Post at Legion Auxiliary Session
Henry Haegg commander of Hanford post welcomed delegates at the first formal session of the auxiliary convention held here. Several others joined in extending greetings to visitors and delegates at the event.
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American Legion
State Department of the Legion Auxiliary
Henry Haegg
Haegg
Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Legion Auxiliary Rooms
Meanest Thief Takes Baby Buggy and More
Mrs Leslie Crawford reports a baby buggy stolen from her porch during the night. A spare tire and wheel disappeared from Bob Swain's car on Bever avenue between 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. Monday. Edna Nelson says a watch was stolen from her room about a week ago.
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Leslie Crawford
Sixth Street
Bob Swain
Second Avenue
Bever Avenue
Edna Nelson
Troy Mills Birthday Dinner For Norma Berneice Frances
Mr and Mrs Emmett Shaffer hosted a Sunday dinner party in Troy Mills for birthday celebrants Norma Grishaber Ber nice Shaffer and Frances McCright. Guests included the Schuch family of Alb urnett, the Grishabers of Central City, the McCrights of Troy Mills, plus Ruth Wilkinson and Emma Ritzie of Alburnett and Wayne Oldridge Ralph McCright.
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Troy Mills
Emmett Shaffer
Norma Grishaber
Berniece Shaffer
Frances McCright
George Schuch
Charles and
Albert
Alburnett
Oliver Grishaber
Norma
Central City
Ashley McCright
Orva
Carl Walton
Carol Lee
Wayne Oldridge
Ralph McCright
Ruth Wilkinson
Emma Ritzie
Exhibit of Dolls and Handwork by Adeline Taylor
Dolls and scrapbooks highlight Fidac exhibit from nine districts in Memorial building with entries from Marion Denison Merrill and Titanka. Portugal doll carries flag and vegetables, while a Harley unit Colonial gentleman draws attention among colonial belles. Prizes to be awarded Tuesday evening along with poppy poster contests. handcrafts from Oakdale sanitarium and Knoxville Veterans Hospital on display.
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Portugal
Marion
Titanka
Harley
Denison
Merrill
Oakdale Sanatorium
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Knoxville
Former Local Boy James Donohue Celebrates Mass
James J. Donohue, a Cedar Rapids native, celebrated his first solemn high mass at Immaculate Conception church Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Born in Cedar Rapids, he studied at Columbia academy and college, then the American College at Louvain Belgium where he was ordained July 10. Attending priests and organizers included Rev Fathers Steffen, Tracy, Syrovy, Houlahan, Fitzgerald, Ament, and Norbert Barrett. Mrs Catherine Juno of Chicago, aunt to Father Donohue, attended the mass.
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Cedar Rapids
James J. Donohue
Immaculate Conception
Columbia Academy
University of Louvain
Belgium
Father Donohue
N. A. Steffen
Columbia College
Dubuque
Maurice Tracy
Mason City
Joseph Syrovy
St. Ludmila’s Church
Father Houlahan
Mount Mercy
Father Fitzgerald
Ernest Ament
Immaculate Conception Church
Norbert Barrett
Catherine Juno
Chicago
Archdiocese of
Massey Sings At Auxiliary Opening Session
Massey contralto performed The Star Spangled Banner at the auxiliary opening session. Mrs Massey was accompanied on the organ by Miss Eleanor Taylor.
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Massey
Mrs. Massey
Eg Organ
Eleanor Tayor
Opening Of Coe Sept 8 May Mark New Educational Era
Coe college schedules a Sept 8 opening that may signal a new era in education. Prof Perkins notes a shift from a broad democratic influx to a focused, investment like approach in higher learning. Chicago and Cedar Rapids send larger applicant pools while financial constraints remain a hurdle for many.
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Coe
Coe College
C. W. Perkins
Stock Exchange
Chicago
Perkina
Cedar Rapids
Perkins
Iowa
Victim Of $40 Con Game Faces $10 Fine
Frank Murphy, shoeless and memory impaired, was picked up for intoxication after claiming he came to Cedar Rapids to visit friends who swindled him. He said he left his shoes in a house unknown to him. Murphy was fined $10 and costs in police court Tuesday.
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Frank Murphy
Murphy
Cedar Rapids
Viaduct At Kenwood To Be Opened Saturday
The viaduct over the Milwaukee tracks on First Avenue will open to auto traffic Saturday. Louis Zika, commissioner of public improvements, announced the completion. Concrete curing required ten days before traffic routing. Construction began June 1 and delay due to late steel shipment pushed the schedule from August 1.
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First Avenue
Louis Zika
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