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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1933

Page

16

City Moves to End Taxi War with New Meter Rules

City council advances an ordinance to replace old taxi fares with metered rates of 25 cents for the first two miles and 10 cents for each additional two thirds mile. The measure ends the cab war by requiring meters and setting all cabs to display rates. Final passage is set for next Thursday with penalties up to 100 dollars or thirty days in jail for violations.

Fourth Street Third Avenue Coldstream Avenue Sacred Heart Academy Grounds Twenty-fourth Street First Avenue Bever Park Thirtieth Street Mount Vernon Avenue van Vechten Park Twenty-ninth Avenue Fourteenth Street Wilson Avenue City Twenty-second Street

James H. Douglas Jr Elected Trustee Of Chicago University

James Henderson Douglas Jr, former assistant secretary of the treasury, was elected to the University of Chicago board of trustees. Born in Cedar Rapids in 1899, he is the son of the late James Henderson Douglas Sr, former Quaker Oats executive. He is nephew of FE P Boynton of Cedar Rapids.

James H. Douglas, Jr Chicago University Chicago James Henderson Douglas, Jr United States Treasury University of Chicago Douglas Cedar Rapids Quaker Oats Company FE. P. Boynton Blake Boulevard

City briefs feature local talks and shrine picnic

Frank H. Ward will speak Sunday at Sunshine Mission on Sin and its effects. Fl Ka hir Shrine temple holds an annual stag picnic Friday at Sokol Park. E. L. Hellwig and E. H. DeNu and Co. W. Cottingham fined in city court. Mr. and Mrs. LeGrant travel to International Falls on fishing trip. August 17 set for hearing on road oiling project assessments. Unemployment Progressive League thanks donors and calls for more clothing and paper donations.

Frank H. Ward Sunshine Mission Fl Kahir Shrine Sokol Park

Man Charged With Plumbing Code Violation

An information charging Arthw Wenman with violating the municipal plumbing code was prepared at police headquarters Thursday forenoon by Harry S. Johnson assistant city solicitor and filed by L. G. Berry city plumbing inspector Wenman is alleged to have installed plumbing at 1053 Third avenue SE on July 26 without a license If the warrant is served Thursday he will appear in police court Friday

Wenman Harry S. Johnson L. G. Berry Third Avenue SE

Playgrounds Week Postponed and City Projects Update

The safety week for city playgrounds is postponed likely by two weeks, with Wil lard Hayes noting the delay. Dan Kruidenier was to speak at each playground during community nights but will present the talk later. Plans for sanitary sewer work along Ond Avenue NE from Twelfth Street east to Oakland Avenue NE are being prepared by Louis J. Zika, with a resolution of necessity to be presented Monday. The council filed a quit claim deed resolution for a ten der strip on Tenth Street SE to adjacent property owners. Cedar Rapids all star girls softball to play Waterloo in Waterloo, with Sunday game moved to Diamond No 4 at Ellis Park. W H Cavanagh to umpire.

Willard Hayes Dan Kruidenier Public Safety Hayes Louis J. Zika City Council Tenth Street Eighth and Ninth Avenues Cedar Rapids Waterloo Abd Ellis Park Daniels Park W. H. Cavanagh

Plan Proposed to Prevent Millrace Drownings in City

City council discussed preventing a recurrence of the millrace tragedy that killed Ralph Smith, 12, at the Iowa Electric Light and Power dam. Commissioner Kruidenter urged a conference with the light company on remedies after headgates fault prevented draining the race. Other officials favored keeping the dam in good working order and installing a protective barrier along the race to stop fishing from walls. Mayor Stepanek supported immediate action.

Ralph Smith Glenn Smith Fifteenth Street Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Dan Kruidenter Public Safety Kruidenter Louis J. Zika Public Improvements Louis D. Burgos W. H. Stepanek Light Company

Queen of Hoboes Trails Through Cedar Rapids on Way to Alaska

Naturich Saunders of Chattanooga Tennessee known as the Queen of the Hoboes halted in Cedar Rapids en route to San Francisco as she continues attempts to hitch a ride to Alaska aboard an Alaska bound steamer. She claims extensive hitching across the United States and other countries since leaving Chattanooga on July 19 and vows she will reach Alaska.

Naturich Saunders Chattanooga Tenn Cedar Rapids San Francisco Alaska Spaving Construction Company Tulsa Washington Baltimore New York Cleveland Detroit Chicago

Supreme Court Upholds Mary Nolan $25,140 Judgment

Iowa Supreme Court affirms Judge Nelson of Dubuque county district court ruling granting Mary Nolan funds from her mother as guardian. Final accounting awarded $11,140.07 cash and $14,000 in real estate. American Surety defended and appealed. Includes unrelated ad line about selling produce.

Iowa Supreme Court PR. J. Nelson Dubuque ‘County Mary Cedar Rapids Cahill, Boland Hines Miss Nolan Mother-Guardian American Surety Company Supreme Court Patra

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Sts Dan Kruidenler David G. Bleakley Ellis Park Shaver Park Big Springs School Center Point Road First Avenue E North Western Rosenbaum Mohair Simmons Rere Jennie Lynn Simmons Studio Rockford Jacquard Zmeleur Oak Beach Mohawk Axminster E. L. Hellwig C Avenue NE E. H. DeNu American Trust Building Co. W. Cottingham Merchants National Bank L. E. LeGrant D Avenue NE International Falls Minn Harlan Merriam Des Moines City Public Improvement Department Unemployment Progressive League League Girls Diamondball Games Council Mary Nolan Fitch Lion F. W. Fitch CO den Moimes Rena Cedar Rapids Barge Pharmacy Bartrick Pharmacy Benesh Brooks Pharmacy Campus Drug Co Jones Drug Store Challed Pharmacy Clarks Pharmacy College Pharmacy Country Club Pharmacy Creswell Pharmacy Dean Drug Co East End Pharmacy Fences Drug Co Edward Haman Highey Bldg Pharmacy Horak Pharmacy B. O. Jandera Kancaly & Beezley Kinehner Montrose Hotel Pharmacy Nemmers Drug Co Park Court Pharmacy Podzimek Pharmacy Fred Small Pharmacy J. C. Roushar Ladage Drug Co Schillig Pharmacy Sixteenth Ave Vernon Heights Zastera Pharmacy Losty Drug Mt. Vernon Whetstone Drug Stores Ja. City W. E. Shrader Iowa City Pearson Drug Store Henry Lewis Boerer Pharmacy Iowa Killian Silk
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