Surprises Said to Be In Store In New Cabinet
SURPRISES SAID TO BE IN STORE IN NEW CABINET WARM SPRINGS Ga. (UP) Surprises are in store for political experts who think they know the approximate make up of the prospective Roosevelt cabinet it was reported persistently Tuesday in the face of several published speculative lists. President-elect Roosevelt still declines to comment on rumors of this or that cabinet appointment preferring to wait until he can make public officially the complete list. A few appointments can be forecast with reasonable certainty but it was considered doubtful here whether anyone beyond the confidential circle of Mr. Roosevelts advisers could do more than guess at the choices for several posts.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Accused Pastor To Keep Pulpit Till Church Trial
The Rev G Lemuel Conway indicted on assault charges plans to remain pastor at Madison Street Methodist in Muncie while ecclesiastical matters proceed. He surrendered to Sheriff Puckett posting bail of 5000 dollars for attempted criminal assault and 500 dollars for a second assault and battery count after grand jury testimony by 18 year old Helen Huffman. The man knocked choir master Willard Aurand down during Sunday services pending a Fort Wayne ecclesiastical trial on February 7.
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Conway
Willard R. Aurand
Fort Wayne
Madison Street
Muncie
Gazet te Linotyper Celebrates His 75th Birthday
George S. Bradley, a Cedar Rapids Gazette linotyper, observed his 75th birthday and 63 years in printing while working a full shift. He remains able to eat and travel to work, lives at 389 Twenty sixth Street SE, and still works two days weekly. A charter Typographical Union No. 192 member since 1881, he once joined Chicago union. The Gazette staff gave cigars and Bradley notes shedding nickname Kid Bradley after seven decades.
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George S. Bradley
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Twenty-sixth Street
Bradley
Typographical Union No
Cedar Rapids
Typographical Union
Chicago
Gazette Composing Room Force
Kid
Linn District Repeal Moderation League Formed
Linn county Iowa forms a Repeal and Moderation League at Hotel Roosevelt Monday night with a three member advisory committee to aid the chairman Don Hines. The steering committee will be about eight county representatives, and a general meeting will be called later. G Decker French of Davenport spoke on prohibition movements and recent election repeal sentiment.
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Linn County
Iowa Repeal Council and Moderation League
Hotel Roosevelt
Don Hines
A. E. Durin
Jack Kanealy
S. V. Shonka
All Friends of the Movement
G. Decker French
Davenport
Bradberry Held For Obstructing Justice In Bandman s Death
Carl Bradberry former deputy sheriff admitted visiting Memphis with Mrs Frances Schildhauer was arraigned on a conspiracy to obstruct justice charge tied to the death of Edwin Schildhauer a high school band teacher who was shot two months earlier in Chicago. The state requested a March continuance while investigation continues.
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Chicago
Carl Bradberry
Memphis
Tenn
Frances Schildhauer
War Debt Settlement Proposal And Its Implications
The discussion outlines a per capita cost method to settle World War I debts, pooling credits and debits into one pot. The United States would likely be the sole creditor in this arrangement, with payments drawn from the pot to balance accounts. EF Europe’s rejection would imply a refusal to share war costs, despite substantial American lending and wartime support.
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United States
Technocracy Explained By Rabbi Goldstein At Club Meeting
Rabbi Albert S. Goldstein discusses technocracy at the Hotel Roosevelt, defining it as rule by technology and energy wealth. He argues it would replace money with energy certificates, would require government control or dictatorship, and claims the United States is wealthier than thought if 20 to 45 year olds work 660 hours annually.
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Albert S. Goldstein
Canopians
Hotel Roosevelt
Mr. Goldstein
North America
Goldstein
United States
Bertrand Russell
Dies After Fifteen Months With Spine Broken
Ollie Warden, 28, died in Chicago after living fifteen months with a severed spinal column from a November 2, 1931 automobile crash. Doctors had predicted a quick death, but he survived longer than expected despite complete paralysis.
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Chicago
Ollie Warden
Warden
Life on other planets hinted by meteorite bacteria report
Berkeley based Prof. Charles Lipman of UC Berkeley announces microscopic bacteria found inside meteorite fragments. He cites interior cooling during atmospheric entry and argues evidence supports life beyond Earth, though no conclusions are drawn.
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Berkeley
Calif
INL
Jules Verne
Charles L. Lipman
Graduate Division
University of California
Lipman
Earth
Theii Ie
Prof. Lipman
Authorize Plan To Unify Union Pacific Railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved on Tuesday the unification of Union Pacific with its subsidiary lines, including the Oregon Short Line, Oregon-W Washington Railroad and Navigation, the Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad Company, and the St Joseph and Grand Island Railway.
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Washington
Union Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oregon Short Line
Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Court seeks receiver for Magnus hotel operations and rents
In district court landlords seek a receiver to operate the Magnus hotel and take over equipment and subleases under an amendment to their attachment action for 1200 dollars in alleged overdue rent. Plaintiffs include Charles B. Schaad and C C Tschirgi as administrator and trustee. defendants are Magnus Hotel Co and Eugene C Eppley. The amendment also seeks to bar collection of rents from subtenants by any hotel agent.
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Magnus
Charles B. Schaad
C. C. Tschirgi
Nettie Schaad
C. C Tschirgi
Christine Magnus
The
Magnus Hotel Company
Eugene C. Eppley
Eppley
Plaintiff Wins $160 Verdict in $840 Trade Suit
A district court jury before Judge HC Ring returned a $160.76 verdict for the Federal Cartridge Corp in its $840.50 action against Western Auto Specialty Co on a trade acceptance. Trial began Monday with motions for directed verdict. plaintiff’s motion was overruled while defendant argued a compromise tender of $160.76.
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HC. Ring
Federal Cartridge Corporation
Western Auto Specialty Company
Rearrangement Of Law Assignment In District Court
A rearrangement of the January term law assignment in district court, effective Wednesday, was made by Judge A B Clark, presiding Judge Monday. The assignment extends through Feb. 9, listing cases from Feb. 1 to Feb. 9 across multiple dockets and parties, including Cress vs Dice and Browning vs Watson. Also noted are probate, admr, and various civil suits, followed by a report on the receiver's fifth quarterly balance sheet for Corn Belt Savings bank.
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District Court
A. B. Clark
Cress
Dice
Miller
Jordan
Browning
Watson
Charles F Hall
Lester D. Halli
Et al
Andrew
Sunt
Sinclair Ltd
Kepler
Wilson
Babendure
Baker
Night
Keller
Hall-Ekfeit
Hall-Ekfelt
Carlson
Swift
Lisbon Bank and Trust Company
Kohl
Kula
Mysak
Standard Accident Insurance Company
Heinze
Wilma Goodlove
Joyce Ungerwood
Cedar Rapids National Bank
Stu
Pittsburgh Equitable Meter Company
Rapid Water
John T. Moffit
L. A. Andrew
Corn Belt Savings Bank
Cedar Rapids
C. R. Rhodes
Religious Drama To Be Presented At Gospel Crusade
A gospel crusade at Second Christian church on Monday drew many from diverse groups. A Vinton delegation led by Rev. W. W. Williams and a large First Christian church couples class group attended, with other pastors from Evangelical and Brethren churches also present. Evangelist Lockhart urged spirit filled preachers as he described Pentecost. The drama At the Parting of the Ways precedes the sermon Why I Believe the Bible, with J Walter Coones singing and a free concert to follow. Pure tin will not rust.
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Gospel Crusade
Second Christian Church
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Vinton
W. W. Willams
Christian Church
First Christian Church
Blaine Hyten
Mr. Biddle
Marion
Mr. Kite
Evangelical Church
Myron Sackett
Four Square Tabernacle
Galen Lehman
Church of the Brethren
Lowell
Orth
Evangelist Lockhart
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Repeal
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