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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1935
Page
12
An obituary notes the death of Lutlond veteran at Mount Auburn. The fragmented report mentions tributes and local references but lacks full biographical details.
A damaged OCR notice describes a public sale action by a local authority. It mentions a person alleged to be involved and cites a legal case with a date and place, noting the sale of bonds or assets and a court acknowledgment of a prior restraining or charging event.
A court filing by Pipeline Co claims damages totaling 180 million dollars. The document outlines alleged breaches and requests legal relief, with the case centering on financial losses and contractual disputes.
A physician testifies about five years of alleged imprisonment claims involving Anne Van Cleve. The defendant Willem Van Chae and his sister Catherine LT face charges as they appear before a magistrate. The physician calls the account "grossly exaggerated" and defends the accused against the wife’s allegations.
Three Jowans are held on charges related to a chain letter fraud scheme. Authorities say the operation involved a mail solicitation and returns funded by an organization, with trials set for Thursday in a local court.
The report details a brutal ambush in Chicago where a husband and wife were killed by a gunman firing from a window. An attempted escape and a surrounding police vigil followed as investigators recovered a rifle with a scope and other ammunition in the suspect’s rented room.
Columets Ohio reports the death of Nimel G Robertson, soon to be grand treasurer of the Elks. Robertson, longtime Minneapolis postmaster and former managing editor, was found dead in his hotel room after a night in Columbus. Police noted he was in good spirits before retirement.
A 15 year old student, Eugene Marler, showcased the world’s smallest electric motor weighing about 13 grams and the size of a matchbox. He balanced it on one finger at a technical school and is now developing a new motor to cut metal.
Testimony revived claims that original telegraph company records were destroyed. Jack Fish, manager at Warren, and Beerin testified about destroyed records and attempted cover-ups. Chairman Bari and Herron verified details as officials debated the destruction and its implications.
In Palices Alaska a gold find on a New Deal project farm eases unrest among colonists. Veteran miner Anton Anderson reports a promising location now drawing attention from tent settlements as prospectors claim potential high yields.
Bris ington dispatch reports fierce debate over pension provisions in a key bill. The Senate and Dutch house discuss pensions amid protests as the conference aims to settle the wording before a potential reversal or return to the senate.
Early reports from Chinese floods estimate deaths possibly up to 100,000 with tolls rising in several provinces. Authorities warn that the figures may climb as rescue teams search wrecked towns in eastern areas and along river valleys.
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