Next War Will Visit Horrors on Civilians
Foreign correspondent warns the next war will unleash unprecedented terror on civilians led by air power. Experts, including Petain, foresee an air knockout against women and children as decisive, reshaping Europe’s fate and testing laws of warfare.
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Nicholas Politié
Hague Court of Arbitration
Geentra
Europe
Odetat
Grae “Hutherte
Prace al
Marehal Pooh
Petain
Marshal Petain
Premier of Belgium Dr Paul Gazelle Leads Inconclusive Row
Puzzle text fragments describe a scrambled list of names places and clues. The readable portion centers on a referenced premier and scattered terms suggesting a word puzzle format with enumerations and misc proper nouns. The overall record notes no coherent event date or outcome.
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Belgium
Paul
Gazelle
Hackzeeres
Boon
Jonipe
endeTe
Poblacty
Ginnetts
Open meeting for Rock Island shopmen at Ben Hur hall
An open meeting for all Rock Island shopmen will be held in Ben Hur hall First Street SW Tuesday at 2 p.m. Speakers from outlying points are expected including men connected with the national office of the Brotherhood of Railroad Shop Crafts of America. Hazel Weatherwax 45 of 2010 Center Point road NE received first aid at St Luke's hospital after injuring her middle finger in a washing machine wringer. She did not stay in the hospital. A man calling himself Bert Johnson 29 of Cedar Rapids in a Sioux City hospital with shotgun wounds told police his name was Mike Kruck of Sioux City. Kruck was shot by Arthur Sunde rooming house operator who said he surprised Kruck in his kitchen and fired when Kruck refused to surrender.
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Rock Island
Ben Hur
First Street
the Brotherhood of Railroad Shop Crafts of America
Sirs
Hazel Weatherwax
Center Point Road
St Luke's Hospital
Bert Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Mike Kruck
Associated Press
Kruck
Arthur Sunde
Tye Wienre Receives Unity Day Sentence
Tye Wienre, 20, of Des Sones, was given a Unity-day sentence after pleading to peddiing vitreat and license violations. He appeared Monday before Police Judge Thoras B Powell. the sentence was suspended under terms to be met, with the understanding conditions remain in effect.
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Tye Wienre
Des Sones
Thoras B Powell
Nine More Chain Stores Join Fight Over Vax Act
A jumbled report notes nine chain stores, including JC Penney and Sears Roebuck, facing federal courts over vaccine mandates. It mentions Kresge, A and P, and Kinney operations, with references to stores and departments contending with the act and related orders.
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JC Penney
Tores
Sears Roehue
Nocer Brothers Toe
R Kinney Companys
Melile Shoe Target
Ginn Receives Six Months Suspended Sentence
Maurice Ginn pleaded guilty to possession of alcoholic liquor in district court before Judge H C Ring and was sentenced to six months in county jail with the sentence suspended. The commitment is withheld on Ginn remaining out of state. the case stems from an alcohol discovery by police and federal agents at Ginns room in the Grand Hotel on June 26.
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Maurice Ginn
Syath Degs
H C Ring
Ginn
Ginns
Grand Hotel
Sioux City Mayor Faces Suspension as Graft Probe Expands
State agents and Plymouth County officials including Sheriff Ralph Rippey are tied to a wide conspiracy indictment involving slot machine operations. McNaughton and others plead innocent as grand jurors prepare more charges and the Sioux City mayor contemplates removal amid ongoing corruption investigations.
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C W McNaughton
Sherif Ralph Rippey
le Mars
Plymouth County
McNaughton
Rippey
Wakefield
Louie Meyers
Verre Marchai
Cedar Rapids
Talmadge Plans Northern Campaign Against Roosevelt
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge announced a tour of speeches in the north this fall to oppose Roosevelt's renomination. He has accepted engagements in Plattsburg New York and Des Moines Iowa with more dates under consideration, though exact timing remains undecided.
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Talmadge
Iowa
Roosevelt
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
North
Plattsburg
Des Moines
Blind Lover Accused in Fatal Throw From Window
A 30 year old man, Yorresi Wells, is held without bail in Boston on a murder charge after telling police he killed Hazel R. Martin, 25, and threw her from a hotel window. He claimed a two year relationship began in Columbus, with an obsessed plan to start anew in New York and Boston.
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Wells
Columbus
Los Angeles News
New York
Boston
Colonel and Mrs Allen donate $10 to Health Camp
Although no longer living in Cedar Rapids, Col. H. A. Allen and his wife sent a $10 check for Camp Good Health. Allen, now stationed in Portland, Oregon, rose from captain in the Forty-ninth Iowa volunteers to brigade commander in Mexico, brigadier general in France, and later reappointed to the army.
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H. A. Allen
Cedar Rapids
Allen
Portland
Ore
United States Army
Independence
Iowa Volunteers
Iowa
France
American Woman and Briton Found Dead in Italian Baths
AP report says Mrs Mary Catherine Thompson and Wedham Walter Scott were found dead in a hot sulphur springs cabin at Acqui Albule. Physicians cited cerebral congestion and heart disease due to stimulant effects and tainted food. a double suicide theory was discarded. Thompson, 41, a Brooklyn author, planned to sail for the United States soon. Scott, 49, worked for American Express in Italy.
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Rome
Florence
United States
Scott
Ten Doe
Lone Bandit Steals $12 At Oil Station
Police ended search for a holdup man who robbed Martin McGuire at 3 30 a m Sunday at a Coryell service station. The thief, about 25, five eight, wearing light cap and trousers, fled after taking $12.
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Martin McGuire
Eleventh Street
Coryell
C Avenue
Thirteenth Street
McGuire
Rermain
Will Rogers on lawyers and the Constitution in California
Will Rogers criticizes 3500 American Bar Association lawyers visiting Santa Monica. He jokes they should be tried first if defending a case, arguing reforms would purge crooks from the profession and protect state rights and the Constitution.
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Scist Gazette
Santa Monica
Calif
California
Bo Weerl
American Bar Asociation
Will
Court House News: Capes Given Jail Term For Liquor Charge
James Capes, 41, a Negro, was sentenced to six months in county jail with 30 days to be served after a liquor raid at 1116 Sixth Street SE. Wallace Ginn, 31, pled not guilty to illegal liquor possession. bond set at $500 after police and federal agents found alcohol in his Grand Hotel room on June 26.
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James Capes
Sixth Street
H. C Ring
Capes
Wallace Ginn
Judge Ring
Ginn
Grand Hotel
Linn county motor registrations rise from 1934 to 1935
County Treasurer Milo Sedlacek reports higher vehicle registrations through July 12 1935 than in 1934. Passenger licenses reach 20234 this year versus 19661 in 1934 while truck licenses grow to 2858 from 2459. Clio Ginn seeks divorce from Morris Ginn on cruel and inhuman treatment. They wed July 29 1933. Judge H C Ring awards Billy Young 235 in a personal injury suit by Robe rt Young vs C F Sonntag over a May 9 Ottumwa car collision involving a tricycle rider. Martha E Martin and Helen R Stackable seek 438.28 against Grover H Nix and Essie Nix under a lease.
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Linn County
Milo Sedlacek
Clio Ginn
Morris Ginn
H. C. Ring
Billy Young
Robert Young
C F. Sonntag
Ottumwa
Martha E. Martin
Helen R. Stackable
Grover H. Nix
Essie Nix
Francis M. Drake former Delaware resident dies at 79
Francis M. Drake, 1547 Washington Ave SE, died at his Cedar Rapids home Monday at age 79. Born in Adair County Missouri in 1856 he moved to Delaware County Iowa with his family then to Cedar Rapids in 1919. He married Alice Ketterman in 1887 and is survived by his wife son Donald and daughter in law Elsie Sherrer plus a sister and ten grandchildren. A son Nial Drake died in France in 1918. Funeral services are at Beatty Mortuary Wednesday at 2 p.m. with burial in Manchester.
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Francis M. Drake
Washington Ave
Delaware County
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Drake
Adair County
Iowa
Manchester
Alice Ketterman
Urpana
Donald
Elsie Sherrer
Mary Ferguson
Kirkville
Nial Drake
352Nd Infantry
France
Re. Russell F. Judson
First Baptist Church
Beatty Mortuary
Six Die in Belfast Rioting as Troops Rea r Reinforcements Arrive
In Belfast on Tuesday Nationalists and Orangemen clashed as rioters set fire to three houses in York and Patrick streets. Police fired over crowds after midnight as troops arrived. six people were reported dead and many injured in the unrest.
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Belfast
York and
Patrick Streets
Believe Duce Seeks Victory Through Peace
London reports Premier Baldwin called a cabinet meeting to seek new means to avert the threatened Italo Abyssinian war. Paris notes a rumored rift between Mussolini and his army staff over Abyssinia, seen as possible covert diplomacy to spare war.
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Duce
London
Stanley Baldwin
Paris
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Abyssinia
Mussolini
Marion Woman Arrested On Misdemeanor Warrant
Mrs Frank Pickerill, 39, of 1405 Sixth Avenue Marion, was jailed after arrest on a misdemeanor warrant for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The charge stemmed from statements reportedly made by a 12 year old boy about an alleged robbery in Marion.
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Frank Pickerill
Sixth Avenue
Marion
W. K. Lothian
Dick Peyn
Wornsn Wse
St & Marion
Dharhan Wotan
Duavegile Suthnives
Munley Alee
Italy Mobilizes 30000 More For East Africa War
Rome reports three branches expanding. Two new divisions totaling 30,000 troops are ordered mobilized for east Africa. The navy orders ten submarines begin construction for launch in November. Additional pilots and aeronautical specialists are called up, and mobile equipment manpower rises with mobilization of motor drivers and mechanics born 1909 1910 and 1912.
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Rome
East Africa
Italian Ministry of Navy
Italy
Air Ministry
War Ministry
Six Die In Dutch Air Liner Crash At Schiphol
Amsterdam authorities ordered a rigid investigation into a string of airline disasters following Sunday’s crash at Schiphol Airport. A large American made Fokker liner struck a dyke and burst into flames after takeoff for Hamburg killing six aboard.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Schiphol
Hamburg
Hauptmann Trial 15 Called Public Show
The American Bar Association opened its fifty eighth annual session with 2400 lawyers. A committee report will review the conduct of the Hauptmann trial, citing that both sides may be rebuked for disregarding ethical rules and that turning the trial into a public show cheapens life.
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Los Angeles
American Bar Association
Bruno Richard Haupt
Charles A. Lindbergh
Federal labor conciliator heads to Des Moines bakery strike
Des Moines reports the federal government sending W H Rogers to mediate the four day old strike involving 300 bakery workers and truck operators. He aims to meet both sides and set a settlement basis while 200 Taft Company employees threaten to join the walkout over working conditions.
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Des Moines
W H. Rogers
Rogers
Iowa
C C Taft Company
Roosevelt Nominates Three To Diplomatic Posts
President Roosevelt sent three nominations to the Senate on Monday naming Hoffman Philip of New York as ambassador to Chile Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Jr of Pennsylvania as minister to Norway and Cornelius Van H Engert of California as consul general to Addis Ababa.
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INS
Roosevelt
Senate
Chile
Hoffman Philip
New York
Norway
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, Jr
Pennsylvania
Addis Ababa
Cornelius van H. Engert
California
Five Cedar Rapids Folk Hurt In Auto Accident
A rear tire blowout on a car driven by A. Barker of 1417 Third Avenue SE caused a crash on Highway No. east of West Liberty. Mrs Barker and Miss Frances Porter suffered deep head wounds. J D Barker and others were treated at Cedar Rapids and Iowa City hospitals. The party was en route to Davenport for a meeting.
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Nooo
Oye Niles
West Liberty
B. Barker
Third Avenue SE
A . Harker
Jesse J Barker
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A B Barker
J. Ll. Reed
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Frances Porter
Mr. Reed
Iowa City
J. D. Barker
University Hospital
Freeport
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Lowell Gosser Injured in Collision Near Lancaster
Lowell Gosser of Queen City Missouri star University of Iowa pitcher was hospitalized in Kirksville with a broken left leg and cuts after his car collided with a truck near Lancaster Sunday night.
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Lowell Gosser
Queen City
University of Iowa
Lancaster
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