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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1933
Page
15
Judge Clock rules against charging attorney fees to the state in the Linn county case. He says Johnson, once employed by others, must pay his own costs. The decision emphasizes safeguards against removing elected officials for hatred or revenge and criticizes Kru identer for prior missteps.
Judge Clock notes ouster is penal in nature and aimed at removing corrupt officials. Kruidenler accused of neglect and misconduct for failing to stop a Dec 7 1932 party and allowing two later events. Evidence shows defendant attended the party, did not intervene, and later pursued investigations and prosecutions.
Judge Clock rules four relators had reasonable cause and taxes costs against Linn County Iowa. The decision centers on Kruldenier and the duty of public safety officials to prevent stag party incidents. No further charges of misfeasance or malfeasance against Kruldenter were presented.
In Utica New York UP report 8 N Kenyon swerved to avoid two fighting dogs in the road losing control and crashing into a ditch. His son Roger Kenyon suffers scalp lacerations and is hospitalized.
Prof. Joseph Dixon of the University of California mammalogy department discovered pocket mice at Yucca Point in Sequoia National Park California. The mice carry food in their pouches and exchange seeds with white yucca moths, a process Dixon calls part of a natural triangle.
A bottled note likely released to trace currents in the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico washed ashore in Pensacola. It bore the signature of the commander of the U S S Mercury, a hydrographic service vessel, and requested notification to the department.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions forwarding to the biographic service after a bottle was found and a note was located by George R. Kee. The readable lines imply an investigation or archival inquiry ongoing with the biographic service.
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