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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1938

Page

9

Remnants of Capone Mob Linked to Chicago Heights Killing

State authorities seek U. S. help in the Costello slot racket slaying case. Investigators tie the attack to Capone era gangs, noting Costello and three wounded associates were targeted in a bakery raid by masked gunmen. Police guard the hospital as witnesses are sought.

Chicago Heights Scarface al Capones Sam Costello Chicago Costello Thomas J Courtney St. James Hospital Thomas Kelly Kelly Courtney Capone Cook County Alcatraz Lieut Will County

City Hall Receives Petition for Extended Bus Service

A petition signed by 101 residents requests extended bus routes beyond Ninth Street NW to Fifteenth Street NW. The council will refer the matter to Cedar Rapids City Lines for consideration and a report, citing inadequate service for school children.

Ninth Street NW Fifteenth Street Cedar Rapids

City health board to review Ninth Street extension

The matter was sent to the department of public improvements but Commissioner Dave Williams said health must first be considered by the council as a whole sitting as a board of health. Ruth Rydberg of 723 Third Avenue SW asked to remove her name from the petition to extend Ninth Street SW from Fifth to Third Avenues. Sewage rental cash transferred from the waterworks fund to the sewage rental fund for January totaled 4 610.06. A new Cedar Rapids waterworks publication detailing the plant and service is now available at city hall for Boy Scouts and school groups.

Department of Public Improvements Dave Williams Board of Health Ninth Street Fifth Third Avenues Ruth Rydberg Third Avenue Cedar Rapids

Des Moines Faces Saturday Vote on City Manager Plan

Des Moines residents prepare for a Saturday special election to decide whether to keep the current commission form or switch to a city manager system. Campaigns run nightly forums with speakers from both sides. A Wednesday debate included claims about civil service employees paying to oppose the manager plan and a counter sharp remark about being treated unfairly.

Des Moines Howard L. Stanbrough Paul James James Civil Service Stanbrough

St. Louis Symphony Tour Set for February Dates

The St Louis Symphony announces its second tour of the season with nine concerts across Illinois Iowa and Missouri from February 13 to 21. The run opens with a matinee in Chicago and includes Ames Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines and Des Moines stops.

ST Louis St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Chicago Orchestra Hall Town City Davenport Cedar Rapids Ames Des Moines

Kehoe and Gage Honored by Cedar Rapids Boy Scout Council

Cedar Rapids Boy Scout Council honors Martin V. Kehoe and Dr Harry M. Gage for their past presidencies with bronze statuettes at a Roosevelt hotel meeting. Kiwanis drama “Rendezvous With Youth” was recalled, city officials pledge closer ties, and Donald Shomler named assistant to Scout executive Mim West as district plans events and a court of honor on Feb 22 at Franklin school.

Martin V. Kehoe Cedar Rapids Boy Scouts Harry M. Gage Scout Council Roosevelt Hotel Chester Johnson Kehoe Gage Kiwanis Club Charles Smig Walter Dennis James Tisdale Robins Jackson Carl Svoboda Donald Shomler Jack Sopousek Frank K. Hahn N. Harold West Cedar Rapids Area Eugene M. Pinney Harry Fraser Fred Poyneer Fred Wnicesz Roy Short Reginald Figge Arthur Deamer

Scouts Take Turns As Police and Fire Chiefs

During Boy Scout anniversary week, Clarence Brockman and Ed Kopecky served as chief of police and fire chief respectively for a day at Central station. Bob Vinch and Kohout supervised as their offices rotated, with scouts acting as captains at the fire sub stations including Waldo Berger Ivan Nemecek Jack Zaruba and Richard Carey.

Clarence Brockman Ed Kopecky K. P Kohout Central Fire Station Bob Vinch Kohout Waldo Berger Ivan Nemecek Jack Zaruba Richard Carey

St Louis Symphony to Appear in Cedar Rapids Concert

The St Louis Symphony Orchestra will perform in Cedar Rapids under the Community Concerts Association at the Memorial Coliseum on Friday February 18. Vladimir Golschmann conducts. The concert is the third in a four program series for association members. Season tickets grant admission at the door.

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Cedar Rapids Community Concerts Association Memorial Coliseum Vladimir Golschmann

Cedar Rapids Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses

Raymond F. Rieck and Evelyn H. Sires both of Cedar Rapids wed. William Pesina of Cedar Rapids and May A. Goss of Marshalltown. Thomas Joseph Mullin and Mary Margaret McMeel, both of Cedar Rapids, listed for licenses.

Raymond F. Rieck Cedar Rapids William Pesina May A. Goss Marshalltown Thomas Joseph Mullin Mary Margaret McMeel

Death notices: George H. Byers of Clinton

George H Byers of Clinton former Cedar Rapids resident died at 3 30 am Wednesday at Jane Lamb hospital Clinton after pneumonia. Born March 4 1890 in Anamosa he later worked for Wells Fargo Express in Cedar Rapids. Survived by widow four children Thelma John Ruth and Mrs Robert Mauck mother Mrs Clarissa Byers and brother William H Byers. Funeral Friday at 10 am Clinton burial there. Edgar C Barber funeral Friday at 11 am Turner chapel burial Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call.

George H Byers Clinton Cedar Rapids Jane Lamb Hospital Anamosa Wells Fargo Express Company North Western Railroad Thelma John Ruth Robert Mauck Davenport Clarissa Byers William H Byers

Funeral services for Miss Al wilda Eberhart

Funeral services for Miss Al wilda Eberhart who died Monday noon will be held in Turner chapel Friday at 430 pm conducted by Rev Grant Anderson. The body will be taken to Waterloo for burial Saturday. Her father Rev A G Eberhart was the first pastor of the First Baptist church in Cedar Rapids and later chaplain of the Twelfth Iowa infantry in the Civil War. She leaves five nieces and nephews including Mrs Gertrude Lindon Pasadena California and Mrs Richard Grimick Dixon Iowa and Stella and Ruth Eberhart of Des Moines along with Dolph Eberhart Robert Eberhart and Mrs James Donoghue of Portland Oregon.

Alwilda Eberhart Gertrude Lindon Pasadena Calif Richard Grimick Dixon Stella Ruth Eberhart Bes Moines Dolph Eberhart Robert Eberhart James Donoghue Portland Ore

Britain and U S Agree On Joint Armaments Reduction

London reports Prime Minister Chamberlain told the House of Commons Britain supports a global effort to limit armaments and would join other nations with the United States in reducing arms. He cited Cordell Hull’s remarks and said a mission to discuss the matter is not ruled out.

London Great Britain United States Neville Chamberlain House of Commons Chamberlain Arthur Henderson Laborite Cordell Hull Henderson

Wave Of Sentiment To Humanize War Sweeping England

A broad wave of public feeling in England favors restricting warfare to military forces and objectives. Citizens urge protection for women, children, and non combatants from war horrors as letters flood newspaper offices nationwide.

England London INS Enghkind

British press backs ban on aerial bombing of civilians

Across political lines British newspapers discuss Anthony Eden's push to speed up a Foreign Office study on practical ways to enforce a ban on aerial bombing of civilian populations as World War II era air war debate intensifies.

Times of London Daily Worker International News Service Anthony Eden Foreign Office

Nemesis Of Slot Machines Jailed For Latest Raid

Myrs Irene Kite known as the Carrie Nation of slot machines was jailed in Edwardsville on two bench warrants for malicious mischief and disturbing the peace. Clarence Mabrey was jailed with her after raids on taverns including Lows Vanzo in Edwardsville. Kite previously wrecked seven other machines.

Births at St Lukes and Mercy Hospitals

Three births announced. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Clifford Weckroth of Dysart on February 9 at St Lukes hospital. A son to Mr and Mrs BE OW Brooks of 810 Ninth street SW on February 10 at St Luke's hospital. A son to Mr and Mrs John Seibert of 1502 E avenue NE on February 9 at Mercy hospital.

Clifford Weckroth Dysart St Lukes Hospital BE OW Brooks Ninth Street St Luke's Hospital John Seibert E Avenue NE Mercy Hospital

Mysterious Note Found Under Lee Rectory Door

A coroner inquest heard testimony that a letter found under the front door of Dr. Charles H Lee’s rectory the night before his death by sniper was handed to Mrs. Lee by a maid. The maid did not know the letter’s contents.

Roosevelt Seeks NYA Self Supporting Funding Plan

President Roosevelt urged the National Youth Administration to remain in operation but become self supporting. He spoke to the NYA advisory committee led by Charles Taussig, outlining a plan to fund the agency without direct federal support.

Washington INS Roosevelt National Youth Administration NYAS Charles Taussig Thur

Unclear historical note on programs and rummy origins

Fragmentary report notes a committee delaying programs and mentions NYA enrollees earning funds for parks. A brief line claims rummy originated in Texas.

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Capone Mob Bulletin U. S City Hall Wesley JL. McCalley Twenty-first Avenue Sol Libby del Mo Hal Dock Duster Bros 3Rd Ave Vea Foom Ues Wetticierur Clover Farm Royal Baking Gedar Rapids 1St Ave. SE W. E. Good Lith Frank’s Store J St. SW Clover Yaks Sunshine Graham MoDern Food Shop 1St Ave McCreight’s Grocery 8Th Ave W. G. Konecny 4Th Ave Jans Mandy Paniry Clovia Farm Clover Farm Hga Glendale Peki California Amarin Micwellun Iowa FaGyi Sa Clover Form Oles Pettocaly Mets EV Atoms Urity Bacon Pork I Thuringer Seeley’s Grocery Ellis Blvd the Cupboard Center Point Road G. E. Winger Walford Idlewild Grocery Std Ave Anthony’s Food Shop 3Rd Hulton Grocery Marion St. Louis Symphony M. V. Kehoe Dr. Gage Boy Scout Council George Hi. Byers K. C. Barber Edgar C Barber Turner Chapel Marion Williams First Christian Church Oak Hill Cemetery Eberhart Britain Coece Reed Duuedoppereeueddus Eastey Rico Ast Graham Date Lee Rectory Nya RTL Star Sauer Kraut Gia Pillsbury’s Nis Bos LE Sweet Girl Salerno Saltines Jar Locz Salerno Maxwell House North Dakota Cobblers First Avenue East Wilson Wilson's Pork Hocks Ave. SE 1St St. SE Ational 1 Soers Rummy Texa The Knox Co
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