Rotate police shift plan sparks Iowa city disputes
In Davenport Council Bluffs and Sioux City officials report shift rotation in police departments after a reorganization by Dan Kruidenier, police commissioner. City leaders fear pension withdrawals could raise costs as five pension eligible officers weigh retirement or reduced force while many choose to stay.
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Iowa
Davenport
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Dan Kruidenier
W. H. Stepanek
Kruidenier
Joe Kroulik
Mike McGuire
Krulier
Sam Kristensen
Poice
John Cook
Tective George Powers
Saihey
Stepanek
Reed
Crossword Puzzle Clue Set: Horizontal and Vertical Prompts
A list of crossword style clues with numbers for horizontal and vertical entries. Includes definitions for items like verbs nouns and adjectives across themes from Italian geography to common objects. The puzzle mixes word play and general knowledge in a dense grid style.
City talks adjourned as mayor delays due to illness
Thursday’s discussions ended without agreement and will resume later when the mayor has recovered from his illness, extending the schedule for conclusions on the matter.
Dallas pays tiny 1 cent bill for pauper burials
Dallas settled its smallest annual bill with a one cent check to a funeral home for pauper burials during 1932. A new contract for 1933 kept the same burial stipend.
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Dallas, Tex
Dallas
Legion Campaign Urges Buying Of Local Products
Hanford post of the American Legion launches an educational campaign during Safety week to urge Cedar Rapids residents to buy local products and aid unemployed workers. Posters on loop signals will be refreshed with new slogans and traffic safety information.
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Hanford Post
American Legion
Charles Marousek
The
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Cedar Rapids
Rebels give up ship after bomb kills 18
The mutineers surrender after a blast aboard the Dutch cruiser De Zeven kills eighteen crew and wounds twenty five, as fire breaks out and natives escape by boats. Commander Eikenboom returns to assume command following earlier wage strike tensions and pursuit by East Indies squadron.
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Java
East Indies
de Zeven
Eikenboom
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Wisconsin milk strike expands to 100000 farmers nationwide
The Wisconsin co operative milk pool led by Walter M. Singler seeks to convert 100000 Wisconsin farmers to backing a statewide milk sales holiday starting February 15. Directors meet in Appleton to map district meetings and plan to convene a Madison conference February 20 21 to gain Midwestern support. The pool demands a minimum price of 1.40 dollars per hundredweight for 3.5 percent butterfat milk.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Co-Operative Milk Pool
Walter M. Singler
Wisconsin
Appleton
Singler
Madison
School Election Registration Deadline Set By City Clerk
City Clerk L. J. Btorey reminds residents that voting registrations must be current for the school election on March 13. Corrections and new registrations are due by March 4 to allow ten days for record updates. Voters should visit city hall to obtain removal or re register after moving or name changes.
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L. J. Btorey
Voters urged to register before Nov 8 election
Eligible residents who did not register must sign up at a county clerk before voting. Those turning 21 by March 13 or on that date can register earlier. Newcomers must meet residence rules: six months in Iowa, sixty days in Linn county, and ten days in the precinct.
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Iowa
Linn County
City Briefs And Personals
Dr Naibert chiropractor Para mount Blog Advertisement Cedar Rapids chapter 1 Order of Ahepa will meet at Moose hail tonight No services will be held tonight at Temple Beth Jacob 222 A avenue NW L P Ingerson of Wyoming fined 15 dollars and costs in police court Friday for speeding Firemen extinguished a chimney fire at 6 30 p m Thursday on the live of Joe Vaverka 1312 J street The public welfare bureau of the Chamber of Commerce was scheduled to meet at 4 p m Friday to discuss matters pertaining to the coming Community Chest drive The membership and hospital committees of the Chamber of Commerce held luncheon meetings Friday noon The Interdenominational Fisher men's club will hold an important meeting Saturday at 7 30 p m at Trinity Methodist church George Pirale who was injured by a fall in a freight elevator shaft Jan 16 was released from St Luke's hospital this week and is convalescing at the home of his brother Thomas Pirnie 521 Twelfth street BE The Progressive club met at the Y W C A Thursday with ten present and made plans for a pie social and dance at the Community House Saturday at 8 p m Those planning to attend are asked to call Mrs Jack Wienands phone 20742 Alfred Ramos 27 of 1104 Fourteenth avenue SE was fined 25 dollars and costs by Justice G S Lightner Friday for larceny of coal Ramos was arrested Thursday evening by Ira Robbins North Western railroad special agent who said Ramos was taking coal from a railroad car The executive committee of the industrial bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will meet Saturday at 12 30 p m This meeting will take the place of the one called for Tuesday night which was postponed on account of weather conditions A luncheon will precede the meeting
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St. Luke's Hospital
Thomas Pirnie
Twelfth Street
Progressive Club
Jack Wienands
Alfred Ramos
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Justice G. S. Lightner
Ramos
Ira Robbins
North Western Railroad
Industrial Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Skating Rink at Manhattan Beach Reopens Friday Night
The municipal skating rink at Manhattan Beach, closed most of the week due to snow and extreme cold, will reopen Friday night. Workmen have cleared the ice of accumulated snow.
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Manhattan Beach
Willard Hayes
Snow sculpture school at Manhattan beach rink
The playground commission conducts a snow sculpture school at the Manhattan Beach municipal rink Saturday at 9 a.m. Miss Margaret Grunewald leads as instructor. Children should bring a shovel trowel pail knife or hatchet. The session previews a carnival related contest depending on the weather.
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Manhattan Beach
Playground Commission
Margaret Grunewald
Iowa Lumber and Retail Dealers reelect leaders at annual convention
Hugh Harrington of 336 Seven teenth street SW was reelected a director of the Iowa Lumber and Retail Dealers association during the three day annual convention. F. M. Finkbine of Storm Lake was reelected president and J. L. Daniels of Dubuque was reelected vice president. Other directors named include H. M. Farrow of Spencer and F. D. Moore of Sears.
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Seventeenth Street
Iowa Lumber and Retail Dealers Association
Associated Press
F. M. Finkbine
Storm Lake
J. L. Daniels
Dubuque
8. M. Farrow
Spat City
F. D. Moore
Sears
Modern Hairdress Club Gathers for Tri angle Method Talk
The Modern Hairdress club held its first meeting at the Dora Sea on Wednesday evening to discuss The Triangle Method of Permanent Waving. Members include Lillian Suchy Nelavene Wilkinson Bessie Swatash Cleora Krumm Madelon Vitt and Dorothea Krebs. They visited Lillian Suchy’s home for dancing in honor of Cleora Krumm’s birthday and Suchy won high score with Vitt low in dancing.
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Lillian Suchy
Danco
Cleora Krumm
Bance
Low
Madelon Vitt
Nelavene Wilkinson
Bessie Swatash
Dorothea Krebs
Manchester Delaware County Delinquent Tax Sale Postponed
Manchester Delaware counties delinquent tax sale delayed again to April 3. A total of $6,000 was paid to County Treasurer A. L. Clark in January in delinquent taxes.
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Manchester
Delaware County
A. L. Clark
Bipartisan Plan Moves To Ease Railroad Debts
Washington officials announced a bipartisan effort to ease debt burdens, especially for railroads, through an amended railroad bankruptcy bill. The measure, shaped by Hastings and Roosevelt aides, would let creditors petition through a joint process with the Interstate Commerce Commission and a federal judge, with strict debt thresholds reduced from 25 percent to five percent.
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Congress
Hastings
Del
Justice Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
A. A. Berle
House
Commission
Banks Close Monday for Lincoln's Birthday Observance
Banks in Central City will close Monday to observe Abraham Lincoln's birthday as required when a holiday falls on Sunday. Business houses and public buildings stay open. Mrs. Stella Sandrock of Lisbon O E 8 instructor for district No. 11 attended a local chapter meeting with a school of instruction and a dinner with Rev C Finley Stratton. a quartet then sang several selections.
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Abraham Lincoln
Central City
Stella Sandrock
Lisbon
O. E
Pershing's Brother Dies Halting General's Trip
General John J. Pershing likely would miss his brother James F. Pershing's funeral after his death from a heart attack in a New York hospital. Pershing, ill with a severe cold in Midland Texas, faced travel restrictions as sister Miss May Pershing rushed to New York. James F. Pershing, 70, was involved in Texas railroad construction, Chicago clothing manufacturing, and later insurance sales in Jersey City with an apartment listing in New Jersey.
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New York
John J. Pershing
James FP. Pershing
Midland
Tex
Miss May Pershing
James F. Pershing
Laclede
Texas
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Chicago
Jersey City
N. J
Obituary fragment notes widow and sons in Detroit area
New York obituary fragment states surviving are his widow the former Jessie E. Jacke and two sons, with reference to Detroit as the son's origin.
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New York
Jessie E. Jacke
Detroit
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad
An older advertisement offers Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as relief for fatigue and irritability. It claims 98 out of 100 women report benefit and urges readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist to regain energy and zest for life.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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