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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1935

Page

1

Farley aviation scandals spark political hubbub

A long account ties Postmaster General Jim Farley to air mail cancellations and alleged collusion between railroad and government officials. The piece notes aviation losses and industry pressure, while naming Elliott Roosevelt and other figures as lobbyists or participants in the era’s political maneuvering. It cites a Des Moines liquor contract probe, billing, and witness testimony about bid manipulation and funding ties.

Jim Farley Farley Elliott Roosevelt Ees Acrobs Chamber of Commerce Mae Maas Gota Samia

Government liquor probe widens as Wissler hints bid boost

A legislative committee in Des Moines examined new evidence in the Iowa liquor commission inquiry. Witness W Fr Wissler, ally of Gov Clyde L Herring, proposed raising the liquor hauling bid by four cents per case to fund campaign activities. Reppert of Merchants Delivery testified, detailing conversations about allocating funds. The hearing process continues with additional witnesses expected.

Wissler Reppert Commission Des Moines C. M. Hart White Line Transfer Company Floyd Page Iowa State Liquor Commission Floyd E. Page W. Fr. Wissler Clyde L. Herring

Des Moines Governor silent on Wissler campaign fund claim

Gov. Herring declined to comment on testimony that W. E. Wissler, Herring's business partner, asked Reppert to contribute to a campaign fund. Wissler, reportedly in Louisiana, would be summoned to testify if he returns to the state, liquor investigators said.

Des Moines Herring H. C. Reppert W. E. Wissler Reppert Wissler Louisiana

Witness details solo interview in questioned meeting

The page records a witness saying he could not back up a claim and that he was not asked to come alone. One earlier conversation included another man who was asked to leave the room. The document mentions raising totals to $17,000 and references continuing discussions on Page 3.

Jim Far‘ley Uncle Sam Washington Page Reppert

Louise Henneman 90 Dies in Big Run of Natural Causes

Louise Henneman 90 of Big Run died here Tuesday of natural causes. She leaves 13 great great grandchildren 115 great grandchildren 59 grandchildren and six daughters and three sons. Funeral arrangements not listed in this notice.

Punxsutawney, Pa INS Louise Henneman Big Run

Those numbers. What do they mean in tough times.

A terse note hints at future clarification about significant figures or data values, signaling that an answer will arrive tomorrow. The message foregrounds anticipation and invites readers to await a forthcoming explanation.

Guard Rasputin's Daughter From Plot

Maria Rasputin, daughter of the Russian mystic, is placed under police guard in Peru Indiana after reports of two kidnap threats. She recently returned to the United States to resume lion taming with the Hagenbeck and Wallace circus. Police say threats do not appear to be a publicity hoax.

Peru Ind Maria Rasputin Miss Rasputin United States Hagenbeck and Wallace Edward Hobbs Frank‘Cook Imanager

Dreams Reveal Hidden Desires And Fears Say Experts

A 1935 column argues dreams reflect inner life not fate. Nightmares flag urgent conflicts, vivid recurring dreams signal disharmony, and proper interpretation uncovers buried wishes and terrors guiding behavior. Vision and dream are distinct but related insights, Kipling noted.

Newton Kipling

House defeats move to clinch inflation rider

The House voted 186 to 78 to send the work relief bill to conference with the Senate, retaining the $1 billion silver inflation rider. An earlier test vote failed a move for immediate Senate bill acceptance. Administration backers warned of a presidential veto if the rider remains. Speaker Rankin argued over time allotment, with rules chief O Connor limiting debate to 1.5 hours.

Washington House Senate Fine Senate John Rankin Miss John O’connor Rules Committee

Elliott Roosevelt Denies Lobbying For Air Mail Boost

Elliott Roosevelt son of the President and Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce consultant denies lobbying for higher air mail rates. He states he has nothing to do with the legislative program of aviation companies and never spoke with government officials or attempted to sway opinions on votes.

Elliott Roosevelt Fort Worth, Tex INS Young Roosevelt Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce

Northwestern Iowa Encounters First Dust Storm of 1934

Sioux City Iowa July 28 1934 dust storm sweeps from Nebraska Minnesota and South Dakota cutting visibility to less than a half mile. Wind near 30 miles an hour lifts soil from recently plowed fields while surface dust dries under recent winds.

Sioux City Iowa South Dakota Nebraska Minesota Prairie

Laval to Visit Russia on April 20

Paris reports Foreign Minister Pierre Laval will travel to Moscow to bolster Franco Soviet understanding on April 20. The trip follows talks with Britain and Italy at Stresa and the League council session in Geneva, as ministers indicated after Tuesday’s council meeting.

Paris INS Pierre Laval Moscow France Stresa League of Nations Council Geneva Council of Ministers

Lithuania May Commute Death For Four Nazis

In Kovno Lithuania authorities condemned four Nazi separatists to death for high treason amid a trial of 126 defendants. Two were sentenced to life imprisonment and 35 acquitted while others faced 1 to 12 years and property confiscation. The death sentences were expected to be commuted, with cases referable to higher courts and possible appeals to the supreme court.

Kovno Lithuania Memel Emil Boll Walter Preiss Heinrich Wannagat Emil Lepa Germany Supreme Court George Jessutis Harthdriver Jerarale Hayex Berlin

Lithuania's Bombshell Shifts War Table Talk At London

London dispatch reports Lithuania raised a bombshell at the Hitler Simon talks by spotlighting four Mamel Nazi defendants condemned to death at Kovno. The fate of these four obscure men becomes a central point as wartime leaders seek to avert a larger catastrophe. The discussion signals a shift from broad millions to a concrete court case with potential global impact.

H. R. Knickerbocker Driterriatidas London INS Lithuania Hitler Simon Europe

Local Cedar Rapids man held in Missouri on car theft case

Godfrey Toman of Cedar Rapids and a companion, likely from the area, are detained in Willow Springs Missouri by Deputy Sheriff Waite Baldridge for abducting OD A Marsh and stealing his Ford V eight on a Cedar Rapids street. Marsh was driven to Prairie Creek and tied to a tree after being robbed of $2 and his watch.

Cedar Rapids Godfrey Toman Waite Baldridge Howell County Missouri Willow Springs A Marsh Avenue NE Marsh Prairie Creek Earl Stanley Baldridge Jim Ferguson Frank O'Day Ford Illinois Automobile Detective Association Chicago Rude Auto Company Stanley Ferguson O’day Liby

Linn county approves $410000 road program for 1935 37

The Linn county board of supervisors and township representatives approve a three year county road construction program drafted by County Engineer W H Behrens. The plan covers approximately 198 miles of roads with about 165 miles graded and 110 miles surfaced. Total expenditures around 410000 funded by gasoline taxes. Seventy six projects are included and will be sent to the state highway commission for final approval.

Cedar Rapids Linn County Board of Supervisors W. H. Behrens Board ‘of Supervisors Oads State Highway Commission

Hauptmann’s Wife Sees Lie Detector Proving Innocence

Mrs. Bruno Richard Hauptmann told Chicago reporters she believes a lie detector test could prove her husband’s innocence in the Lindbergh baby case. She arrived in Chicago to aid an appeal fundraiser and urged authorities to apply the device, praising its potential after a demonstration with Dr. Leonard Keeler.

Chicago Bruno Richard Hauptmann Hauptmann Midwest Leonard Keeler Keeler

Works Bill Clause To Ban Process Tax May Be Eliminated

Washington leaders doubt the George amendment to the work relief bill will stay in place. The change would let the President use funds from the large bill to pay benefits to farmers under the agricultural adjustment act, removing processing taxes on farm products.

Washington Llp Walter F. George Senate

Italian Pact Gets French Senate O.K.

Paris reports the French Senate unanimously ratified the Rome accord after an impassioned address by Foreign Minister Pierre Laval urging Germany to show willingness to join European peace efforts.

O.K Paris INS Pierre Lava Germany Europe Rome Italy France

Norman Re elected Governor of Bank of England

London dispatch reports Montagu Norman was re elected as governor of the Bank of England for the twelfth consecutive year. The decision maintains leadership continuity at the central bank amid ongoing financial governance.

London INS Montagu Norman Tuesday Bank of England

Lipman tied to Wisconsin liquor tax case and police record

Carl Louis Lipman once partnered with J. LeRoy Farmer in Cedar Rapids in the former International Spirits Distributing company of LaCrosse Wis. which paid the state over 2000 dollars for liquor tax irregularities Lipman is listed as No 14247 in Milwaukee police department with a lengthy record from concealed weapons fraud issued bank checks fugitive from embezzlement charges to 68 traffic arrests.

Carl Louis Lipman J. LeRoy Farmer Cedar. Rapids International Spirits Distributing Company LaCrosse Wis

Switz and wife to be freed after trial ends

Paris dispatch notes Robert Gordon Switz and his wife Marjorie, held as spies in a major espionage case, are likely to be freed when the trial ends. If other defendants appear, they may be kept in France pending final disposition of the case.

Paris Robert Gordon Switz Mar-jorie France

Iowa City backs municipal light plant in tight race

In Iowa City the municipal ownership ticket won a decisive mayoral victory and led alderman results as the power plant campaign split the council. Thomas E. Martin led Clem Boyle 3030 to 2304 with nearly all wards reported, while supporters Van der Zee and Boiler led the at large slate.

Iowa City Communist Party Thomas E. Martin Clem A. Boyle Boyle Iowa City Power and Light Company Jacob van der Zee W. F. Boiler Stewart

Hitler Holds For Equality Among Nations

Paris reports Tuesday night feared Germany might split Britain and France and destroy allied solidarity against re armament. Berlin talks seen as not solving issues, while Hitler’s moves aim to pressure England and Russia with concessions for home gain. France ratifies Rome accords backing Italy against Germany and seeks greater Italo German cooperation as tension with Britain and Russia grows.

Paris Germany Great Britain France Teich Bersin Adolf Hitler England Dér ‘Fuehrer Berlin John Simon Russia Senate Rome Italy Europe

Hitler Talks and Memel Tensions Persist in Berlin Exchange

Two day talks between Adolf Hitler and Britain’s peace mission ended with no agreement. Lithuania sentenced four Nazis to death on treason and murder, shaping claims over Memel and reasserting German demands. Eden left for Moscow as Simon prepared for London.

Berlin Germany League ‘of Nations Memel Saar Thereich Geneva Britain John Simon Anthony Eden John Eden der Fuehrer Moscow London Ivaf: Malsky Russia Poland Czechoslovakia Sir John Is

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