Organized slate enters city race in Cedar Rapids
Five candidates form the first organized municipal ticket in more than a decade. F F Borschel for mayor Rodney E Birkicht parks John T Brice public safety I L Sword public improvements Louis W Noble finance. They announce a unified slate and deny being the CWA ticket though rumors say 7000 voters pledged support.
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F. F. Borschel
Washington Avenue
Rodney E. Birkicht
Twenty-second Avenue
John T. Brice
Twentieth Street
I. L.’ Sword
D Avenue NE
Louis W.noble
First Avenue
CWA
Noble
Cedar Rapids
Borschel
Borschel Motor Company
Brice
United States Army Intelligence Service
Three Minute Cereals Company
Birkich
Ellis Park Cwa
Sword
Linn County
Kiwanis Club Demonstrates Police Radio System
Montrose hotel Kiwanis meeting showcased KGOZ police radio workings. Public safety commissioner Kruidenier and Police Chief W. GC. 4 explained operations while Henry Nemec, a radio receiver technician, demonstrated reception on a short wave set from headquarters. Assistant Chick Al Mikota helped install the equipment for the demo.
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KGOZ
Kiwanis Club
Montrose
Kruidenier
Public Safety
W. GC. 4
Henry Nemec
C'S
Chick al Mikota
Emigrant Scout George Shadle Greets 98th Birthday Downtown
George W. Shadle, famed 49er emigrant scout and Cedar Rapids pioneer, visited The Gazette on his 98th birthday. Born February 28, 1836 in Pennsylvania, he later served wagon trains, settled in Cedar Rapids, and became park custodian at Shaver Park. He remains spry, joking he keeps busy with eating and sleeping.
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George Shadle
George W. Shadle
Gazette
Buffalo Bull Cody
Cedar Rapids
Pennsylvania
Shadle
Iowa
Davenport
River City
California
San Francisco
New York
Cape Horn
West
Shaver Park
Twelfth Street
Bachman Ensemble Impresses Cedar Rapids Audience at Coe College
A large audience at Coe College chapel enjoyed the Bachman woodwind sextet with an unusual instrumental mix. Glenn Lyman conducted and bowed, as Phares Tose and Feiges earned attention in solo and ensemble works including Praeludium, Op 45 themes, and Thuille Gavotte Finale. The Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia sponsorship highlighted the event.
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Coe College
Hale Phares
Joseph Olivadotl
Gabrice Tose
Dall Fields
Earl Stricker
Howard Feiges
Blumer
Plerne
Huffer
Thuille
Mr. Phares
Mr. Tose
Son Succeeds Father As Head Of Wilson Co
In Chicago the Wilson and Company packing firm saw a leadership shift as Edward Foss Wilson became president succeeding his father Thomas E. Wilson, who earlier chaired the board since 1916. Edward Foss Wilson previously served as vice president and director. The firm, now the third largest in its field, operates plants in multiple U S cities and abroad. A 1 percent dividend on preferred stock was approved payable April 2 to stockholders of record March 17.
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Chicago
Wilson and Company, Packers
Wilson
Thomas E. Wilson
Edward Foss Wilson
Morris and Company
Wilson and Company
New York
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Cedar Rapids
Alcohol cargo turns out to be toilet tissue in city car
Police investigated a car in the Second avenue Fourth street SE area after reports of contraband alcohol like bundles. The vehicle with 1933 plates 97-17838 registered in Woodbury county contained only toilet tissue, not alcohol, despite its appearance.
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The
Gazette
Second Avenue
Fourth Street SE
Woodbury County
Senate okays Iowa Conservation Fund for CCC work
Des Moines Iowa AP the state senate approved 100000 for the board of conservation to advance a 25 year Iowa conservation plan with CCC help The funds will buy materials and acquire land to continue the program employing CCC workers The bill was sent to the house for consideration and supporters say it will advance the program by years and sustain 22 CCC camps in the state
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Des Moines
State Board of Conservation
Iowa
State
Senate
Civilian Conservation Corps
House
New US News Broadcasting Plan Goes Into Effect
A national plan begins Thursday to deliver two five minute daily news broadcasts from AP, United Press, and INS. Stations distribute condensed reports to morning and afternoon papers with optional extra bulletins. The cooperative bureau, led by James Barrett, coordinates sending news to NBC and CBS networks.
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New York
United States
Associated Press
United Press
The
International News Service
Publishers' National Radio Committee
James W.barrett
Publishers, Broadcasters and Press Associations
Barrett
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
Solon Woman Anna Studt Lenoch Dies in Iowa City
Mrs. Anna Studt Lenoch 55 wife of Harvey Lenoch died in an Iowa City hospital at 5 30 p m Tuesday. Born July 19 1878 near Solon she is survived by three daughters Mrs Vernon Brown Mrs James Prochaska and Miss Clara Studt all of Solon four sons Jacob Mount Vernon Charles Swisher Chris Fairfax and Clarence at home ten grandchildren seven sisters and five brothers Funeral services will be at Solon Methodist church at 2 p m Thursday Rev Hunt officiating Burial in Oakland cemetery
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Solon
Anna Studt Lenoch
Harvey Lenoch
Iowa City
Vernon Brown
James Prochaska
Clara Studt
Jacob
Mount Vernon
Charles
Swisher
Chris
Fairfax
Clarence
Solon Methodist Church
Mr. Hunt
Oakland Cemetery
Disappointed clubwomen view gangsters image on bench
Ten clubwomen who sat with a felony court judge to glimpse the modern gangster found little distinction between a public enemy and ordinary people. Nineteen alleged enemies were arraigned under the vagrancy law but most cases were continued.
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Chicago
Warning signs posted at 10th Street intersections
Tenth street SE at the intersections of First Second and Third avenues has warning signs posted by the state highway commission at the request of Dan Kruidenier public safety commissioner. Highway 30 follows Tenth street south from B avenue NE to Mount Vernon avenue.
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Tenth Street
Third Avenues
State Highway Commission
Dan Kruidenier
Public Safety
B Avenue
Mount Vernon Avenue
Chas. Barnes Named Dist Chairman of Coal Dealers
Charles Barnes, vice-president of the E. E. Pinney Coal Company, was appointed a district chairman of Iowa coal dealers, signaling a leadership shift in the coal trade. The promotion places Barnes among Iowa’s key industry figures and could influence regional coal policy.
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Chas. Barnes
Dist
Charles Barnes
E. E. Pinney Coal Company
Iowa
District chairmen elected at county coal meetings
Report notes seven district chairmen tors. yise county meetings for tion of Town coal dealers under the coal code setup. A telegram from Des Moines says a chairman will call county meetings where a permanent county chairman will be elected and county officers later name permanent district heads.
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Des Moines
Cas
Fashionable sewing slash budget friendly outfits ad
Women learn to balance style and cost by sewing their own outfits. Today's Want Ads list used sewing machines for sale with vendors offering affordable options to enable spring wardrobe creation.
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E. F. Borschel
Labor
Chas. Macy
First Ave
Grand Hotel
Independent Hatters and Shoe Repair
Third St. SE
Rca-Victor
RADIO
Lubergers
Bachman Ensemble
Son
Father
Wilson Co
Te National Broadcasting Company
WEAF
Persie
Missio
Seroco
Seroco Serotone
Seroco Patel
Piaster
Seroco Super Service
Roebuck and Co
3Rd Ave
Highway Board
10Th St
Seana
Kenmore
Sears
Ironing Board
Nashua
Bates
Stevens
Rockford
Ise
Cecil Sesto
Shurlite
Ace Re
Abergain
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Third Ave
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