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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1933

Page

12

Oskaloosa Police Chief Pleads Not Guilty in Murder Case

Oskaloosa chief Howard Allgood pleaded not guilty to second degree murder over the June 16 liquor raid death of Gerald Blackwood, 23. Bond set at 3000 dollars, preliminary hearing July 7. grand jury autumn review expected. The coroner’s jury found Blackwood unarmed when Allgood fired during the Des Moines river island search.

Oskaloosa (Ap Howard Algood Oskaloosa Gerald Blackwood Allgood Justice of the Peace J. E. Bartley Mary Blackwood Eddyville A. W. Palmer Mahaska County Grand Jury Allcood Frank Hook Fritz van Genderson Des Moines Blackwood

Sioux City arson suspect confesses to 33 fires

William F Hagaman, 37, was charged with arson after confessing to authorities that he set thirty three fires in Sioux City since April 4. He admitted to setting a school house, homes, barns, haystacks and cornfields.

Sioux City INS William F Hagaman

Dairyman Fired For Mistreatment At Glenwood Inmate Care

Des Moines AP reports Carroll M. Hesson a dairyman at the Institution for Feeble Minded Children Glenwood was dismissed after a state board hearing. Gov Clyde Herring found evidence of slapping cuffing and even kicking inmates in the name of discipline prompting immediate dismissal. Center Point Iowa bride Gertrude Travis marries Kenneth Blake in Iowa City with family attendance and future Center Point residence planned.

Des Moines Carroll M. Hesson Glenwood George Mogridge State Board of Control Clyde Herring Jens Pederson Mocridge Cear Hesson

Writer Kidnapping Note Found Dead in Cedar River

The body of W G Hart 70 a former telephone company official was found in the Cedar river at St Ansgar after a note in his car claimed he was kidnapped again The prior kidnapping tale was ruled a hoax and the stockholders meeting was postponed then held with Hart not reassigned friends said he had become despondent.

Charles City INS W G Hart Telephone Company Cedar River St. Ansgar Monny Hart

Washington County Woman Hangs Self

Washington Iowa Mrs Salenne Amelia Churchill widow of Mark Churchill a prominent Dutch Creek farmer ends her life by hanging at her home Wednesday evening Coroner reports no inquest will be held Mrs Churchill had been in ill health since her husband died in 1931 and since then lived with Mrs Robert Hyde a Churchill niece

Washington Salenne Amelia Churchill Mark Churchill Dutch Creek

Delaware County Legion Women Elect Officers

The Delaware county American Legion Auxiliary met at Silver Lake State Park Delhi for a picnic and business session. Delegates from Hopkinton Manchester Earlville Barlsille Colesburg and Delhi reported the year’s work. Officers elected: Chairman Mrs Lena Reggentin Hopkinton Vice-chairman Mrs Marie Snyder Earlville Secretary Mrs Mildred Griffith Hopkinton.

Delhi Delaware American Legion Auxiliary Silver Lake State Park Hopkinton Manchester Barlsille Colesburg Bernice Rust Nashua Fourth District Mabel Tracey Manchester Lena Reggentin Marie Snyder Earlville Mildred Griffith

President of Vinton Council and his wife observe anniversary

Mr and Mrs E D Troxel of Vinton celebrate their golden wedding with a forty two guest anniversary at the Baptist church. The event features a dinner prepared by their daughter and a program of songs music and readings.

Vinton Council Vinton E. D Troxel Carl Beresford Baptist Church J F Allen Maxwell Jn Troxel Oren Troxel Harold Frank Handrock Barrington Ill George Troxel Barrington, Ill Lester Lahue

Anamosa Doctor Pays Fine in Quorum Law Case

In district court, Dr William Breen of Oxford Junction paid a $300 fine and costs for violating a quor law injunction. Breen had pled guilty two months earlier and was granted sixty days to raise the money.

Anamosa— A William Breen Oxford Junction Breen

Herring Appointees In Office Saturday

Twelve new state officials will take over Saturday as Gov. Clyde Herring’s appointees assume posts. The Board of Assessment and Review gains Louis E. Roddewig of Davenport and the Board of Education adds Henry C Shull of Sioux City and S J Calvin of Hampton with one woman to be named. Budget director is Charles B. Murtagh of Algona, who becomes state comptroller July 4 under the new budget act. Health commissioner is Dr. Walter L. Bierring of Des Moines. Highway commissioners are Rep O J Ditton of Sibley and H A Maine of Waterloo. State officials replacing prior incumbents include E P Schoentgen and Mrs Pauline L Devitt in Council Bluffs and Oskaloosa respectively.

Des Moines Clyde Herring Board of Education Jennie Good Corlett Oskaloosa State Senate Board of Assessment and Review Louis E. Roddewig Dem Davenport John W. Foster Guthrie Center D. W Bates Albion L. A. Andrew Ottumwa Charles B. Murtagh Algona Oscar Anderson Lamont Murtagh Board of Control Harry C. White Vinton C. M. Roberts Independence Board of Education Henry C Shull Sioux City S. J. Calvin

Political shifts in Iowa offices noted

J O Donnell a Democrat from Dubuque and L T Quirk a Republican from Wall Lake are listed. Labor commissioner Frank B Wenig a Democrat from Spencer succeeds A L Urick a Republican from Des Moines. The Board of Parole seats go to Senator Matt D Cooney a Democrat from Dubuque, succeeding Hiram K Evans a Republican from Corydon.

J. O'Donnell Dubuque L. T. Quirk Wall Lake Frank B. Wenig Spencer A. L. Urick Des Moines Board of Parole Matt D. Cooney Hiram K. Evans Corydon

Immediate Parole Of Jean Farnell Opposed By Board

DES MOINES AP The state board of parole advised Gov Clyde Herring it is not inclined to grant an early parole to Jean Farnell 40 whose sentence was commuted from life to forty years in 1924 for a statutory crime against a seven year old girl The board noted the law change since his original sentencing but said release is not justified now Farnell's mother 78 has campaigned for his release living in a shack near the prison and hitchhiking to Des Moines to press officials.

Des Moines State Board of Parole Clyde Herring Jean Farnell Farnell Fort Madison Kate Farnell

Miss Violet Ross Weds Russell H. Schenke in Colesburg

Edgewood resident Miss Violet Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs Squire Ross married Russell H Schenke son of Mr and Mrs Ed Schenke in Colesburg on June 23 They will reside in Colesburg where the bridegroom operates a truck for Edgewood Oil company The bride graduated Edgewood High School in 1928 and has taught in county rural schools since then.

Edgewood Violet Ross Squire Ross Elk Creek Russell H. Schenke Ed Schenke Colesburg Edgewood Oil Company Edgewood High School Iowa State Teachers College

Heavy rains soak southeastern Iowa easing heat wave

Rain and heavy clouds broke a long Iowa heat wave with cooler weather forecast. Southeast Iowa saw unusually heavy rains aiding parched crops and relieving farmers facing chinch bug invasion. Keokuk measured 5.88 inches, Washington 4.6 inches, Burlington 2.29, Iowa City 1.67, Davenport 1.06, Albia 0.81. Temperatures were not expected to reach 90. Eshterville reached 99. Federal meteorologist Charles D Reed noted the pattern across the state.

Des Moines Iowa Estherville Charles D Reed Keokuk Washington Burlington Iowa City Davenport Albia

Third Jolas Concert At Cornell On Friday

Jacques Jolas, concert pianist, presents the third program in a five recital series in the Cornell college chapel at 8 p m Friday. He will perform works by Franck Schubert and Brahms including Brahms Concerto in B flat major with Mrs Gladys Rigby Van Pelt of Harrisburg Pa as second pianist.

Mount Vernon Jacques Jolas Cornell College Chapel Franck Schubert Brahms Mgr. Jolas Gladys Rigby van Pelt Harrisburg

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Center Point Gertrude Travis Kenneth Blake H D. Henrys Methodist Episcopal Church Edith Thomas L G Ghiblin Cedar Rapids G F Taylor Blake Warren Blake Montrose Hotel Bldg Washington County Delaware County Legion Virginia Dare Dress Shop Virginia Dare Jane Gray Montrose Hotel Crystal Lake Near Vinton Bruce Mather A. D. Smith State Center Harmon Omaha Hayes Lizzie Kline Mary Lint Marion Richland County Was Benton County Elas Troxel Polk Township Maxwell Carrie Mather Herring Jolas Cornell R. J Tilden Bill U.S William T. Tilden Big Bill Bill Tilden
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