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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1934

Page

7

Iowa Senate to take up liquor law in push for quick adjournment

The Iowa Senate deferred liquor control legislation to 10 a.m. Monday after adopting a sifting committee to prune unneeded bills. The debate touched on military powers for the governor and the National Guard with Roelofs proposeing broad authority, later narrowed by a substitute bill. A separate House measure, approved by unanimous vote, would let insurers invest up to 20 percent of capital in bank stock to ease credit. A separate obituary notes the passing of the last G. A. R. member in the community, with funeral set at the Baptist church.

Des Moines Iowa Senate House of Representatives Senate Roelofs Iowa Shangle Mahaska Stanley Adams House Sife

What Cheer Civil War Veteran Dead At Age 97

Special to The Gazette John Witt, Civil War veteran, died at his son C. H. Witt’s home in What Cheer at 97. Born in Knox County Illinois, he moved to Iowa in 1870 settling in Maquoketa area before relocating to What Cheer in 1899. He enlisted in Company A Sixty-fifth Illinois Infantry in 1861 and served until the war’s end.

What Cheer John Witt C. H. Witt Knox County Ill Iowa Monroe Township Mahaska County Mr. Witt Sixty-fifth Illinois Infantry

Capone Link Test in Rackets Trial Sparks Allegations

In Chicago the prosecution sought to prove alliance between the Capone gang and the Laundry Drivers union when a blue coupe bought by Mrs. Murray Humphreys surfaced as evidence. Witnesses described the car purchase, threats, and violence tied to gang figures, including testimony about Goldstein and intimidation of business owners.

Chicago al Capone Uen Murray Humphreys Capone Emil Denemark Ster Howard Bolk Bolk Charles Goldstein Joseph Grodsky Goldstein

Remarkable Oxydol Offer Promises Fast Whiter Laundry

A bold advertisement markets Oxydol through a two pack deal: a ten-cent Oxypot plus a second ten-cent package for one cent, claiming four to five shade whitening, 15 minute dirt dissolution, reduced washing time, and no color fading or fabric damage, touting science from Procter & Gamble and urging grocers to push the offer to attract more women.

Procter & Gamble

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