City Primary Divides Voters in 24 Candidacies
The municipal primary on March 17 narrows the field for city offices to two from each post, with Louis D. Burgos and J Earle Booth assured for the final ballot. Mayor Frank K Hahn and Public Improvement Commissioner Dave Williams face multiple challengers as reformers and incumbents contest seats. The council slate includes finance, public safety, and perk commissions, all with two-year terms or four? year terms as indicated, and registration changes may affect voters.
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Cty
Munipal
Laughlin
Kerwood
Powell
Louis D. Burgos
Sears
J Earle Booth
Third Street
Judge Powell
Frank K Hahn
Dave Williams
Hahn
Sam Clark
Fourth Avenue
J F Currell
Memorial Drive
Joe F Navratil
Eighth Street
Williams
Ed Hahn
Ellis Boulevard
McLaughlin
John L. Starman
Fifth Avenue
G P. Tower
Fred J. Witousek
Hoover Rebukes New Deal Critics In Speech
The speech rails at Roosevelt's New Deal as socialist planning while defending Hoover era policy. He cites previous promissory failures and warns of continued “spare parts” under a re elected administration.
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Supreme Court
Hoover
New Deal
Roosevelt
France Eyes Evacuation Demand Over Rhine Demise
France prepared to ask Britain Italy and Belgium to demand immediate evacuation of the Rhineland after German violation of the Versailles Locarno treaties. French officials said military moves would not escalate before further league actions and warned Germany its forces in the Rhine remained a potential threat. Premier Sarraut planned to present to his cabinet a proposal to present the matter to the League of Nations.
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Germany
Rhineland
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Hitler
League
Versailles
Tte
Wetave
Matiens
Leterna
Cissary
Torcedther Povernment
Genesys
Adoty
Neredhes Ik
Sarugt
Sordas
Century of Liberty Promises for a Young Nation
The text expresses a vision of liberty creating a century of opportunity and unparalled progress for a very young man and woman, highlighting optimism for national development and equality under the American system.
Demilitarization Provisions of Versailles Pact Highlight Rhine Rules
United Press reports on the Versailles treaty provisions Section II left bank Rhine area Article 42 forbids fortifications west of a line 50 kilometers east of the Rhine Article 43 bars armed forces and mobilization in the defined area Article 44 states violations constitute a hostile act against signatory powers aimed at disturbing world peace
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Rhineland
Europe
Germany
Rhine
Forward Cedar Rapids plans outlined for civic bureaus
Cedar Rapids sets up a network of chambers committees including agricultural mercantile convention traveling young men and public welfare to promote promotional events and future civic leadership. Key figures include Ray Anderson Arthur Barlow and N P Craemer along with a long executive slate.
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Cedar Rapids
Agricultural Bureau
Ray Anderson
The
Gazette
Arthur Barlow
Lyle Duncan
Charles Penningroth
William Kinderknecht
Mercantile Bureau
N. P. Craemer
A J. Ramsey
W. G Austin
Adolph Boyson
A J Cassel
Sam Cohen
W. L Cone
John E Cameron
M J. Ellis Carl N. Ettinger
Reginald B Figne
Frank E. Katterjohn
Wilbur Kennedy
S G Kemper
LeRoy Kling Clyde G Landis
J. M. Levin
Joe McCormick
A. L. McKinstry
E. G Nichols
W L. Perles
William B Quarton
Morris Sanford
A L. Smulekoff
R. V Zimmerman
R H Allen
M H Morrison
E G Nichols
Cyril Kegler
Homer Maxwell
Frank R. Wingert
William S. Catlow
Chamber of Commerce
Robert C. Armstrong
Worth Averill
Howard H Cherry
S. E Coquillette
Owen N Elliott
W. J. Foster
Howard Hall
S. R. Hawkins
H M Ivins
James Knox
George Laird
Clare R. Marshall
B. J. Newburger
A T Pleune
Linn County
Fivin Stepanek
Bureau
Viccechairman
Ralph MacAnderson
Reuben F Smith
Ralph E Atherton
C W Bucknem
Tait Cummins
H. F. Foreman
Fritz Hahn
Ralph Hamer
LeRoy H. King
Arthur Shepherd
Harry J Shery
AL. Woggenthaler
Erwin Wasta
State Highway Department
S. P Moore
O Fletcher
William H Behrens
Eli Lo MakKibben
J A Walsh
Charles Harmer
James F. Plumb
Dave Williams
Josh Long
Roy E. Choate
Harold Rowe
Frank B Baldwin
Karl P. Blaise
I. D Burgus
Clair W. Bloomhall
Frank C Chambers
S E. Coquiltte
John Drabelie
Owen N’ Elcott
F Critz Hahn
Horace G Hedges
Dan Hunter
J J Lattner
Chester B Myers
Ho F Muzzy
Verne Marshall
Sumner D Quarton
H. R. Trewin
Ben M Taat
Frank C. Welch
Frank K Hahn
Ins
Cedar Rapids Medical and Dental Bureau
United States Chamber of Commerce
Cies
Clare R Marshall
B J Moon
Hoover Speech to Young Republicans of Colorado
Former President Hoover defends the 1928 Republican platform and its limited Democratic Congress opposition. He praises free speech, defends regulated business, warns about unemployment, and urges youths to consider the New Deal as an alternative to the American system. He cautions that political ties affect job access and tax issues.
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Roosevelt
Dave
Electon
Hoover
Joeid
THE
Associated Press
Young Republicans of
Colorado
Cedar Rapids Chamber Committee Structure Outlines Plans
The Cedar Rapids Chamber outlines committees led by Joe McCormick and Harry E. Boyd focusing on entertaining meetings and public programs. It lists tax banking real estate and public affairs groups with chairs like J M Grimm Arthur Huntington O W Mull and others, plus a Forward Cedar Rapids campaign.
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Chamber
Billy B. van
James E. Gheen
Harry E. Boyd
Clare R Marshall
Harold J Rowe
Joe McCormick
Don Hines
J. M. Grimm
The
Supreme Court of Iowa
J. F. Raul
Charles Penningroth
A. L. Taylor
S. E. Coquillette
F. C. Welch
F. C. Waples
Jay G. Sigmund
William P
Cedar Rapids
Civic Affairs
Iowa
Inter-Service Club Council
Robert O. Bickel
C. Beems
A. L. Woggenthaler
Harry W. Fraser
Joseph H. Ain
British Peace Hope Jolted by Rhineland Crisis
Britain weighs the Rhineland seizure as Eden and Corbin meet with Grandi and the Belgian envoy. Cabinet to hold a special session Monday to discuss the crisis while Locarno security is abandoned and options shift to the League of Nations.
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Hitler
Reichstag
Rhineland
Anthony Eden
Charles Corbin
Dino Grandi
Foreign Office
Eden
Rally at Mount Vernon backs Gilliland Kyle Vodicka tickets
About 200 people attended a Legion hall rally in Mount Vernon promoting Harry C. Gilliland and John Kyle for school board directors and Mrs. Bessie Vodicka for school treasurer. Vodicka is unopposed. Ed Smith and Maude Peet seek other seats. Polls open 12 noon to 7 pm at City Hall for a two year treasurer term and three year board terms Hazel Bryant chaired the meeting.
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Mount Vernon
Legion Hall
Harry C. Gilliland
John Kyle
Bessie Vodicka
Vodicka
Ed Smith
Maude Peet
Smith
Peet
Lyall Bryant
Russell Newton
Mount Vernon High School
R. P. Ink
Burt Neal
W. D. Scarbrough
Board of Five
Man Burned To Death In Warsaw Leaf Burning
Rollo Leedy, 65, died after his clothing caught fire while burning leaves near his home in Warsaw Indiana. Fire officials said he sustained fatal burns and could not be saved at the scene.
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Warsaw
Ind
Rollo Leedy
Rhineland Greeted by Jubilant Civic Hail of German Troops
In Cologne and across the Rhineland 25 000 German troops entered the remilitarized zone with cheers from Mannheim Heidelberg and Coblenz. Air forces artillery and infantry move to Rhine frontier as torchlight processions and goose steps mark the reoccupation.
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Cologne
Rhineland
Adolf Hitler
Kehl
Rhine
Strasbourg
Germany
Mannheim
Heidelberg
Aachen
Trier
Saarbruecken
Duesseldorf
Frankfurt
Coblenz
Cathedral
Excelsior Hotel
von Kluge
Munster
Funeral Services For Springville Woman Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Ettle Peet 75 wife of G N Peet of Springville will be held at the Methodist church in Springville at 2 p m today. She died Friday and is survived by her husband three sons and three daughters J H Peet of Cedar Falls G L Peet of Ely Collis Peet of Cedar Rapids Mrs Edward Henn Wellman Mrs Rae Zerley Monroe and Mrs Ross Raymer Lone Tree.
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Springville
Ettle Peet
G. N Peet
New York Socialite Files for Divorce in Reno
Maud Coster Salm Hoogstradten filed suit in Reno to divorce Otto Salm Hoogstradten. The New York socialites were married in New York on May 26, 1916 and have two children. She cites cruelty.
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Reno
Nev
INS
Maud Coster Salm-Hoogstradten
Otto Salm- Hoogstradten
New York
Locarno Treaty Summarized by United Press
The Locarno treaty is a mutual guarantee pact among Germany, Belgium, France, Great Britain and Italy. It also includes two arbitration covenants German French German Belgian and two arbitration treaties German Polish and German Czechoslovakian. The agreement obliges signatories to respect inviolable frontiers and settle disputes peacefully with collective defense for flagrant violations.
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Europe
Germany
Belgium
France
Great Britain
Italy
League of Nations
Admiral Beatty in Serious Condition in London
AP bulletin reports Earl Beatty, admiral of the fleet, gravely ill for several weeks. The update says his condition gives rise to increased anxiety for his health and the Navy leadership in London.
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Gravely
London
Earl Beatty
Mrs Sarah Nemec Dies at Home After Long Illness
Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Nemec, wife of Joseph B Nemec of 441 Ninth Avenue SW, died at 1 pm Saturday at her Cedar Rapids home. Born November 15 1889 in Bevier Missouri she married in Kansas City June 3 1912. Survived by husband and five children with relatives across Kansas City and Cedar Rapids, funeral arrangements via Heupel and Barta Moruary.
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Sarah Elizabeth Nemec
Joseph B. Nemec
Ninth Avenue
Nemec
Bevier
Sarah Elizabeth West
Kansas City
Cedar Rapids
Melvyn Eugene
Joseph Edward
Norma Grace
Ruth Elizabeth
L. A. Kaplan
Margaret West
David A. Evans
Lavena Kiso
W. L. Andis
Frank B. West
Tulsa
Okla
Barta Moruary
Services for James Keeshen Held in Monrovia Calif
James Keeshen, formerly of Cedar Rapids, died in Monrovia after a nine week illness. He operated a local news stand before moving to California twenty five years ago. Surviving relatives include nephew Lewis Machemer and wife Mrs. Keeshen plus four sons Charles in Los Angeles James and Will in Oklahoma City and Walter in Fort Worth.
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Monrovia
Calif
James Keeshen
Cedar Rapids
Keeshen
California
Lewis Machemer
Charles
Los Angeles
James
Will
Oklahoma City
Walter
Fort Worth
Texas
Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie Ann Saylor
Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie Ann Saylor will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Monday with the Rev. C W Harrop officiating. Burial will follow in Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the Turner chapel.
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Bessie Ann Saylor
Turner Chapel
C. W. Harrop
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Committal Services for Thomas F. Mitchell Held
Committal services for Thomas Franklin Mitchell 79 of Cedar Rapids who died February 24 will be held at Center school cemetery six miles northeast of Clarence on Monday at 2 p.m.
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Thomas Franklin Mitchell
Cedar Rapids
Center School Cemetery
Clarence
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