Herring And Kraschel Inaugurated In Des Moines
Gov Clyde L. Herring and Lieut Gov Nelson G Kraschel were sworn in for second terms in a large Des Moines house chamber ceremony. The event included a joint session, musical selections, an invocation, and an inaugural address, with a post-ceremony reception planned in the executive offices. Herring’s margin: 74,286 votes. total 498,921. Kraschel led with 65,766 in a 440,261 to 374,495 Democratic win.
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John W Anderson
Supreme Court
Stoddard Lane
Des Moines
Marjorie Gillam
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Senate
House
Gov Herring
Herring
Dan W. Turner
Nels Kraschel
George W. Patterson
Kidney Cleanse Ad Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement touts a pill labeled 9 millen tins and delicate Kidney filters to purge acids from blood. It warns against drastic drugs and claims 48 hour vitality with a money back guarantee if not purged, promoting Cystex sold by druggists.
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Tex
Muscatine Legion Hosts German Veterans of World War I
American Legion post in Muscatine will honor 19 naturalized Americans who served in the German army, all residents of Muscatine. Ten were wounded, eleven were merchants. Irving B Richman, ex U S consul general to Switzerland and historian, will be principal speaker.
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Muscatine
American Legionaires
Germany
Edward Bitzer
Veterans’ Organization
Irving B Richman
Switzerland
Ice Covers Most Iowa Town Roads Despite Rain
DES MOINES AP Most highways except southeast Iowa were iced Thursday, hindering traffic. Ames reported very bad conditions with a southeast melt from Wednesday’s rain. Workers sanded dangerous spots as forecast snow and rain continued statewide, with Dubuque seeing the heaviest precipitation and winds up to 36 mph. Telegraph and telephone links were briefly disrupted as north central areas around Charles City and Mason City suffered worst conditions.
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Des Moines
State Highway Commission
Ames
Weather Bureau
Dubuque
Towa
Charles City
Mason City
Alligator Frightens Syracuse U Co Eds
In Syracuse New York a laboratory class was disrupted by a four foot alligator roaming the room. Prof Sigmund Poole and others captured the animal and returned it to the university museum’s Florida exhibit from which it had wandered.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse University
Sigmund Poole
Poole
University Museum
Florida
East Iowa Boys Named Cadet Officers At Ames
Special to The Gazette Ames cadet officers for the R O T C at Iowa State College were named for the winter quarter by Col H R Odell. Glenn Troyak of Cedar Rapids was named lieutenant colonel in the field artillery division. Other officers include Capt Norton Miller Cedar Rapids, Capt Paul Libby Oelwein, Lt Albert Jordan Marion, 2nd Lt Ray Gambell Hedrick, 2nd Lt Carl Kruempel Arlington, Lt Wayne Kennedy Oelwein, Sgt Benjamin Roberts Montela, Sgt Clifford Schlesselman Cedar Rapids, Sgt Jerome Smith Cedar Rapids, Sgt Floyd Whitford Volga, Sgt Lloyd Fry Kalona, Sgt Eldon Griffin Winfield, Sgt Clyde Hovner Marion, Sgt Carl Lantz Wellman, Sgt Jennings Hotchkiss Marion, and Sgt William McConnell Washington.
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Ames
Iowa State
Cotlege
H. R. Odell
Military Department
Glenn Troyak
Cedar Rapids
Field Artillery
Norton Miller
Paul Libby
Oelwein
Albert Jordan
Marion
Ray Gambell
Hedrick
Carl Kruempel
Atlington
Wayne Kennedy
Oelsein
Paul Turne
Fayette
Benjamin Roberts
Montela
Clifford Schlesselman
Jerome Smith
Floyd Whitford
Volga
Lloyd Fry Kalona
Eldon Griffin
Winfield
Clyde Honver
Manon Carl Lantz
Wellman Jennings Hotchkiss
William McConnell
Washington
Herring Pushes New Pension Plan And Beer Law Changes
Gov. Herring urged a new pension plan and outlined eight conditions for a revised beer law. He called for permit as privilege, strict removal power, and residency limits on beer outlets, plus lower prices tied to population. He also pressed on highway, welfare, and planning reforms.
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Herring
Gov. Herring
Harold M. Cooper
Liquor Commission
Cooper
Linn County
Johnson County's Oldest Resident Dies at 103
Special to The Gazette Frances Hotka died at 4 15 p m at her daughter’s home in Newport township at age 103 She would have turned 104 in April Born in Bohemia on April 19 1831 she came to the United States in 1861 Surviving are four daughters two sons and forty one grandchildren Funeral at St Marys church Newport Friday at 9 30 am conducted by Rev Father Edward Neuzil Burial in St Marys Cemetery Friends may call at the Dvorsky home Thursday evening
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Solon
Frances Hotka
Johnson County
Thomas F. Dvorsky
Newport Township
Bohemia
United States
Iowa City
Anna Petsel
Scott Township
Antonia Sedlacek
Elizabeth Anash
James Hotka
Joseph Hotka
St. Mary’s Church
Newport
Edward Neuzil
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Thomas Dvorsky
Fayette County Supervisor Harry Humphrey Dies at 59
Arlington area mourns supervisor Harry Humphrey who died at his home from a heart attack. He served as supervisor only in the last year and previously led the Arlington Farmers Creamery as president. Survived by wife, three sons, and a daughter. Dysart farmer Joseph Dvorak loses three fingertips in corn shredding accident with ends removed by a physician.
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Arlington
Harry Humphrey
Fayette County
Humphrey
Arlington Farmers Creamery
Dysart
Joseph Dvorak
Better Home Remedy for Severe Coughs Promises Quick Relief
An old home remedy article promotes a cough elixir made by mixing Pinex with a simple sugar syrup. It claims fast action by loosening phlegm and soothing inflamed membranes, advising use of two cups sugar, one cup water, and 24y ounces Pinex in a pint bottle.
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Jasta
Iowa Liquor Probe Seen as Thorough Senate Support Expected
Des Moines reports John Valentine says a legislative inquiry into the Iowa liquor control commission will pass the Senate without opposition, building on a House resolution. He pledges a genuine fact finding rather than a whitewash and notes Senate rules may delay a vote unless suspended.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
John Valentine
Centerville
Senate
House
Valentine
Democratic Party
Gustave Alesch
Plymouth County
Alienation Of Affections Suit Demands 25000 From Cousin
Charles E. Uthoff sues his cousin Benjamin Uthoff for alienation of affections seeking 25000. He alleges the cousin gave his wife gifts and took her to dances, noting the couple married March 16 1920 in Johnson county and later moved to Lenox township Iowa county near Norway. The husband cites a hospital stay at Edward Hines Veterans Hospital on Oct 2 1934 and claims his wife refused to live with him afterward. B L Wick represents the plaintiff.
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Marengo
Charles E. Uthoff
Benjamin Uthoff
Uthoff
J. F. Randolph
Charles Athoffs
Johnson County
Lenox Township
Iowa County
Norway
Edward Hines
Belle Plaine School Board President Dies After Illness
Richard Box 49 longtime local school board president dies after a three day heart illness. Born in England he came to the United States 25 years ago and settled in Belle Plaine. He married Ina M Viall on March 26 1915 and leaves a widow four children Richard Robert Louise Ann and Catherine Jean. He worked as an engineer for the North Western railway and belonged to the Methodist church and the I C O F. Funeral services at the Methodist church Friday at 2 30 led by Rev T M Nielsen.
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Belle Plaine
Richard Box
Methodist Church
T. M. Nielsen
Box
England
America
Ina M. Viall
North
Reilly Calls for Public Help in Lindbergh Baby Case
Edward J Reilly chief defense counsel in the Hauptmann trial plans an appeal to the American people to provide any information about the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. He said the appeal would run in newspapers motion pictures and on radio to reach a wide audience.
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Flemington
N. J
Edward J Reilly
Father Delivers News Of Son's Death To Ex Wife
In Chicago AP report Mat the youth’s death after a sled accident in Sioux City is described. Father Matthew O Keefe, who shared custody, travels to Chicago to tell his former wife and takes her to dinner. The mother collapses at the grave where the boy is buried with both parents present.
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Boy
Chicago
Matthew O'Keefe
Sioux City
O’keefe
Birth notices and legal license hearing in Marengo area
Births: a son to Mr and Mrs James Ryan at Mercy hospital. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Zanka at St Luke's. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Fred Petrick at St Luke's. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Donald Barker at Mercy hospital. Also a petition to revoke Dr Slugh Detchen’s medical license heard by Judge James P Gaffney. Detchon in Fort Madison prison for cocaine and prior abortion conviction.
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James Ryan
Sixth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Frank S&s. Zanka
Ridgeway Drive
St. Luke's Hospital
Fred J. Petrick
Eighth Avenue SE
Donald Barker
Avenne NW
Marengo
Walter Birerring
Slugh Detchen
James P. Gaffney
Detchon
Victor
Fort Madison
San Quentin break suspect killed. three captured
In a dramatic escape bid at San Quentin a convict was killed and six officials were kidnapped in a daring break led by Clyde Stevens. Stevens was captured in Antioch after a gun battle. three accomplices were seized as guards and board members faced assault and gunfire.
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San Quentin
San Francisco
Clyde Stevens
Antioch
Calif
INS
James B. Holohan
Holohan
United States
California State Board of Prison Terms and Paroles
Nab Stevens
Stevens
Albert Kessel
Frank C. Sykes
State Board of Prison Terms and Paroles
Joseph H. Stephens
Sacramento
Warren H. Atherton
Stockton
The
American Legion
Mark Noon
Harry Jones
San Quentin Guard
C. L. Doose
Rudolph J. Streight
Alameda County
Alex McKay
Los Angeles
Joseph Kristy
Fred Sanders
Streight
Albert Bagshaw
Fighting Young
Marin County Felons Surrender Under Marin Police
Four felons surrendered under gunpoint in Marin County as officers Bagshaw and Undersheriff E T Blum led the incident near San Quentin where the prison is located.
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Marin County
San Quentin
Bagshaw
E. T. Blum
Eight Day Trial Offer For Stomach Ulcers
An Omaha advertisement offers a free Von's Stomach Book explaining remedies for stomach ulcers due to gastric hyperacidity and promotes a special eight day trial treatment at a low cost. It invites readers to write without obligation to Omaha Von Company, 611 Kee-Hinesgee, Omaha Nebraska.
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Von
Omaha von Company
Kee- Hines Gee
Omaha
Nebraska
Kruschen Salts Morning Dose for Digestive Relief
A promotional stance advises taking Kruschen Salts in a morning coffee or tea as a tasteless daily dose for indigestion gas and stomach acidity. It urges continuing use even after distress ends.
Kruschen Salts Ad Appeals to Restore Vitality
A vintage advertisement urges readers to take a daily dose of Kruschen salts to improve liver bile duct bowels and kidneys functioning. It promises stronger vitality and a brighter life with an 85 cent jar lasting eight weeks and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Miss Holohan Misses Sensational Break by Nine Days
Des Moines report says Helen Holohan stenographer and cousin of Warden James B Holohan of San Quentin missed a sensational prison break by nine days. She said she left San Quentin where she had been visiting her cousin a week earlier.
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Des Moines
Mmiss
Helen Holohan
James B. Holohan
San Quentin
Miss Holohan
United Press
Chicago Loop Fire Destroys Docks Killing Watchman
A 50 mph wind fueled a blaze that damaged up to 300000 dollars across two blocks of freight docks on Chicago's southwestern loop. Watchman Edward Mc Hale, 68, died from smoke. four firefighters were hurt. A street car and 25 passengers were affected as sleet and freezing rain persisted. Also, Amana towns report measles outbreak with 225 cases across five towns and 23 cases in West Amana in one day.
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Chicago
Loop
Edward McHale
Amana
West
Master Painters Eye International Society Affiliation
Bad road conditions cut attendance at the twenty fifth annual Iowa Master Painting and Decorating Contractors Association opening session at the Hotel Roosevelt. Only forty three registered in the morning. J E Livingston of Charles City named committees including LeRoy Kent and Harry Christy. The group voted to affiliate with the International Society of Master Painters and Decorators to ease operation under the code. E E Bailey of Audubon gave a history of the association formed October 4 1911 and noted the first executive board meeting was October 22 1911 in Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa Master Painting and Decorating Contractors Association, Inc
Hotel Roosevelt
J. E. Livingston
Charles City
Memorial
LeRoy Kent
Nevada
Harry Christy
Cedar Rapids
G. Hilljegerdes
Clear Lake
Stephen Bennet
Dubuque
E. E. Bailey
Audubon
Henry Krause
Davenport
Fred Bell
B. A. Deal
Algona
Ivan Shepard
International Society of Master Painters and Decorators
Iowa Master Painters and Decorators
Mississippi River
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