Reputation tests in Kruidenier case draw split views
Witnesses weighed Kruidenier’s moral character and public safety fitness amid gossip about a stag party. Moore claimed reputation equals what a paper says, while editors argued character rests on actions, not rumors, noting attendance alone might not ruin standing if proper judgment followed.
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Dan Kruidenier
Moore
St. Anthony
Uttle
Police Department
Kruidenier
Johnson
Kruidenter
Public Safety Department
Marshall
Gazette
Judge Clock
Barngrover
Micruidenier
Clean
Cairo
Egypt
Iam
Kruidenier Recounts South Side Party and Police Rotation
Testimony in ouster proceedings reveals Commissioner Kruidenier attended a south side stag party, saw no gambling or nude dancing, and ordered police to stop future events. He describes efforts to reform the force, tensions over a rotating shift system, and alleged pressure from officers and gamblers influencing actions.
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Kruidenier
Cummins
Hupp
Mac
Joe
Sam
Krukdenier
South Side
Linn County
Johnson
Lou Dennis
Walter Barngrover
W. H. Zelinsky
Archie Nowadsky
Zelinsky
Nowadsky
Kruidenter
Dennis
Louis D. Burgus
Finance
Kruidemeer
Lincoln Hotel
Mike McGuire
McGuire
Joe Kroulik
South End
Kruidenler
South Side Party
Des Moines
Cyrus Metcalf
John Cook
Metcalf
Cook
Kruldenier
Netcome
Stag
Claire Mills
United Press
Dan
Mills
Roy Slade
Slade
Johnson Cross
Jess Clift
Tommy Condon
Police Department
Reputation questions wrap up Kruidenier party probe
Marshall testified that Kruidenier is seen as decent by longtime friends and that gossip likely came from Elmer Johnson’s office. Other witnesses noted Kruidenier’s cooperation with the county attorney and grand jury, with proceedings continued to the September term.
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Marshall
Kruidenier
Elmer Johnson
Robert Greene
Tait Cummins
Gazette
Greene
Hupp
Johnson
Clock
Cummins
Hupp T
Spanish Premier Seeks Intervention for Five Jailed Americans
Madrid reports Premier Manuel Azana took direct charge of the case of five Americans jailed for six weeks on Mallorca island for striking a member of the civil guard. The prisoners include Mr and Mrs Clinton B. Lockwood, Rutherford Fullerton, Roderick F. Mead, and Edmund W. Blodgett. American ambassador Claude G. Bowers is set to meet Azana.
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Madrid
Manuel Azana
Paradise
Mallorca
Crack Corps of
Civil Guards
Clinton B. Lockwood
Springfield
Mass
Rutherford Fullerton
Columbus
Roderick F. Mead
New York
Edmund W. Blodgett
Stamford
Conn
Claude G. Bowers
Ampasenor
Azana Thursay
Marriage Licenses Reported for Milo J Kubasa and Doris Narber
Milo J. Kubasa of Cedar Rapids and Doris Narber of Shellsburg obtained marriage licenses, marking a key step in their wedding plans. The filings were recorded in the local civic records.
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Milo J. Kubasa
Cedar Rapids
Doris Narber
Shellsburg
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Wiccam
Edward K. Strong, Jr
Stanford
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Hupps
Iowa
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Albert Edward Wiggam
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Arvin Hartman
Enna
Jettick Shoes
Newman
Silk
Seersuckers
Ripplette
Newman's
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