Peace fails in parley with Butcher Union at Cedar Rapids plant
In Cedar Rapids the first arbitration between striking T. M. Sinclair plant workers and company officials was set for Tuesday with federal labor conciliator Carl Steffsen arriving. Talks involved city officials, the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers, and railroad reps. Strikers opposed temporary agreements and demanded union recognition, while plant operations remained largely halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
T. M. Sinclair Company
Carl Steffsen
Chicago
Steffsen
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers of North America
Dan Kruidenter
Public Safety
NRA
Federation of Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor
Harry Palmer
Palmer
Police Department
Sheriff's Office
Lewis Clark
Clark
Amalgamated
Wilson and Company
Chicago Regional Labor Board
National Labor Board
Wilson
Company
Amalgamated Union
Make Yourself Better One Life Can Change a Community
A reflective essay notes that trying to remake others drains joy and harms relationships. It urges self-change as the path to influence, citing wisdom to avoid anger at others' flaws and to cultivate goodness within. One well lived life can transform a family and a town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Poyser
George Eliot
Adam Bede
Mr. Craig
Dry Weather Sends Grain Markets Up
Grain prices on the Chicago board of trade closed sensationally higher as a serious drought spread over central western farming regions. Wheat closed about three cents higher and corn rose about 14 cents. Oats advanced 2 to 3 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Turner Addresses Disabled Veterans at State Convention
Dan W. Turner former Iowa governor and Republican candidate urged disabled veterans to aid in solving national problems. Speaking at the thirteenth annual Disabled Veterans of the World War session at Hotel Roosevelt he praised their service and urged patriotic support. He outlined a busy day with meetings at Vinton Cedar Falls and Cedar Rapids plus a Lions club luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Dan W. Turner
Iowa
Hotel Roosevelt
Turner
Vinton
Cedar Falls
Lions Club
W J Neill
B. W. Crow
C Avenue NE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Abe Pilicer
J M. Molloy
Immaculate Conception Church
Hugh Orchard
Continued Notices Fragment on Page References
A truncated newspaper item shows continuations on pages nine and fourteen, indicating a broader story or notices crossing page boundaries. The readable text lacks sufficient detail to identify persons, organizations, or events described.
Supreme Court speeds action on criminals
The Supreme Court promised swift imprisonment of kidnappers racketeers and extortionists under new federal laws and rules of procedure designed to move cases quickly. The measures include immediate sentencing after conviction and expedited appeals with strict timelines touching federal offenses and organized crime. The court also aims to accelerate appeals in circuit courts giving priority to criminal cases and to reduce the time criminals serve before final outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
Federal Reserve System
Circuit Courts of Appeal
Circuit Court
William Langer
North Dakota
Huey P Long
District of Columbia
Samuel T. Ansell
Senate
Louisiana
Long
Ansell
N Y Rabbi Charges Coughlin With Anti Semitism
New York AP reports Rabbi Louis I Newman accuses Father Charles E Coughlin of arousing anti Jewish prejudice in a sermon. He condemns using New Testament to inflame passions and warns of potential violence from invective.
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N.Y
Father Coughlin
New York
Charles E. Coughlin
Louis I. Newman
Newman
Roosevelt
Fairfield Tax Sale Returns With 9 Farms and 34 City Properties
A tax sale adjourned from last December was held by the Jefferson county treasurer. Nine farms and thirty four city properties were bid in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Pairfield
Jefferson County
Stockholders Listed in New Guaranty Bank ceremony
Complete list of Guaranty Bank and Trust Co stockholders with share counts, amid opening in Cedar Rapids. Key individuals include S. G. Armstrong heirs, Robert S. Cook family, and many Cedar Rapids residents. total capital $250,000, $200,000 common stock, $50,000 surplus. Initial 50 percent payments to depositors of American Trust and Cedar Rapids Savings banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guaranty Bank and Trust Company
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank
Guaranty Bank
American Trust
Cedar Rapids Savings Banks
Senate
S. G. Armstrong
Robert S. Cook
Cedar Rapids
Allen
Jessie Mo
Anderson
Minna K
Anna C, Armstrong
Robt. C, Armstrong Jr
S.G. Armstrong
Armstrong
Esther Y
Robt
S.ss
Barnes, Don
Barnes, Donald
Beals, F. A
Beardsley
Dr. D
Becker, O. L
Wees
Benedict
Lewis
Bennett
F D
John
Boyd
W. R
Burkhalter
Abigail M
Clark
Paul N
Coffin
Leroy M
Eeeas
Collins
Rahama Moore
Laurel
Fla
Cameron
E.B
Cedar Rapids Savs
Robt. S. Sin Clair Wieseee
Agnes S. Vincent
Fanny S. Woods
Cherry
Agatha M
Nell Lewc
Cee
Cherry, WL
Chicago
Ill
Agnes Barnes
Monrovia
Calif
Train Wreck Near Muscatine Claimed Three Lives
A Rock Island freight crash at Fairport near Muscatine left three dead as crews hunted for two more bodies among sixteen wrecked cars. Orson Mitchell Jr of Seymour was identified. five Furnace Run, Pennsylvania youths were injured but likely to recover. Traffic on Rock Island and Milwaukee lines was halted while rescue and investigation proceeded. Authorities planned an inquest for Monday.
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Muscatine
INS
Rock Island
Fairport
W. S. Norton
Orson Mitchell
Seymour, Jr
Furnace Run
Davenport
Kansas City
Milwaukee Lines
Mitchell
Dickinson Attacks Farley and Cummings Over Tax Prosecution
Senator Dickinson accuses Postmaster General Farley and Attorney General Cummings of creating a rule of terror through income tax prosecutions to crush Roosevelt critics. He condemns the Mellon case as a trumped up charge and calls for proper hearing under income tax laws as Mellon appeals to the U S court of tax appeals. Continued on page 14 column 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
James A. Farley
Homer S
Cummings
Dickinson
Iowa
Roosevelt
Andrew W. Mellon
Farley-Cummings
Farley
Andrew W Mellon
Mellon
Treasury
U. S. Court of Tax Appeals
Insull 10 Seek Vindication on Return
Samuel Insull returns to America after exile seeking vindication and defense of his actions. The Chicago transfer delays and public interest frame a high profile case facing charges of fraud, embezzlement, and bankruptcy violations. Insull asserts honest mistakes amid a financial panic, while officials move to arraign him.
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Princeton
N. J
Samuel Insull
Utilities
America
Insull
S. S
Chicago
Samuel Insull, Jr
Coast Guard
Hudson
Exilena
Ambrose
American Securities
Atlantic
Utilites
No Rush Today On Pay-Out By Banks
Depositors at American Trust and Cedar Rapids Savings banks continued Monday to claim half their money as the Guaranty Bank and Trust began payouts. Peak crowds occurred 10 to 11 a.m., with quiet conditions by noon. City council action made Guaranty a depository for $60,000 of municipal funds, while visitors viewed W A Montgomery paintings in the bank directors rooms, mostly Cedar Rapids area landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Trust
Cedar Rapids Savings Banks
New
Guaranty Bank and Trust Conmipany
Guaran
Atlantic Editor Wins Pulitzer Prize In Editorial Writing
E P Chase editor and publisher of the Atlantic News Telegraph Ta was awarded the 1933 Pulitzer prize for editorial writing for Where Is Our Money In one short sentence we Spent it The prize also honors Royce Brier of the San Francisco Chronicle for coverage of the San Jose kidnapping The Medford Mail Tribune win for meritorious public service and Frederick T Birchall of the New York Times for foreign correspondence The advisory board overrode the drama jury choosing Men in White over Mary of Scotland The history prize saw debate over Over There but The People’s Choice by Herbert Agar was selected Lamb In His Bosom by Caroline Miller won the novel prize The awards were announced at the Columbia journalism alumni dinner and dance.
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NEW York
E. P. Chase
Atlantic
News-Telegraph
Chase
Royce Brier
San Francisco Chronicle
San Jose
Calif
Columbia University
School of Journalism Advisory Board
Medford
Orc
Maijl- Tribune
Fréderick
T. Birchall
New York Times
Sidney Kingsley
Mary of Scotland
Maxwell Anderson
Lfc
Mark Sullivan
Our Times
Herbert Agar
Lamb
Caroline Miller
Baxley
Columbia School of Journalism
Federal agents renew bid in June Robles kidnapping case
Tucson upset as federal, state, and county officers launch a border straddling manhunt for June Robles, aided by an alleged suspect confession. An empty Santa Ana Sonora shack and an arrest near Fort Huachuca followed a week of vanished leads, false reports, and ransom tensions.
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Tucson
Aziz
June Robles
Santa Ana
Sonora
Fort Huachuca
Eva Coleman
Fort Hunachuca
June
Linn County Tax Sale Postponed to July 2
Linn county's delinquent tax sale planned for 10 a.m. Monday was postponed until July 2 after civic labor women's farm and government groups urged delay. County Treasurer Frank Williams cited no bids and state law allowing postponement when none are received. Community leaders including Joe McCormick and others argued paying delinquent taxes is aided by local banks loans and government programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Frank L. Williams
Willams
Senate
Joe McCormick
Dave Wiliams
Building Trades’ Council
Dave Shnndle
R. B. Booth
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Farm Bureau
Arthur Poe
Chamber of Commerce
W J Grunewald
J J. Terral
The
Woman's Club
Joseph Mekota
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
L. D Burgus
P O Clark
Senate approves loans fund bill for industry help
Washington AP reports the Senate banking committee approved a bill to create a $250 million revolving fund in the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for direct five percent loans to industry. The action advances to the full Senate for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate Banking Committee
Army Sets New Air Mail Speed Mark Across U S
The Army Air Corps claimed a new transcontinental air mail record with 14 hours 8 minutes from San Francisco to Newark via Cheyenne Chicago and Cleveland. A Martin bomber on leg one averaged 198 mph to Cheyenne, then 161 mph on the A-12 ship to Chicago and Newark, totaling 194 mph overall including stops. Lieutenants Schoenlein and Quesada piloted the first and last legs.
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Washington
Army Air Corps
San Francisco
Newark
N. J
Los Angeles
Cheyenne
Chicago
Cleveland
Salt Lake City
Robert L. Schoenlein
Elwood R. Quesada
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Skr
Lair Co
Butcher Union
Sinclair
DE. Newton
Guaranty Bank and Trust Co
Cedar Rapids News
Cook
Faun Hamilton
Deacon
C. J
Derflinger
L. J
Clinton
Dorwart
G. A
Drake
Ben
Palo
Duster
Leo J
Sidenvas
Ebersole
E. F
Mt. Vernon
Tows
Ely
John S
Feurbach
J. F
Keystone
Grady
Walter
Hahn, F. Critz
Vine
Hardy
Geo. P W
Higley
Chas. W
Kegley
Jessie E
Kennedy
Mrs
Margaret
Klay
Dorothy
Knox
Chas
Lackersteen
Mary
Laird
George
Lapes
Larsen
Olle M
Revie Od
Luberger
Grace Nye
Balcom
Lynch
Donald R
Main
W. F
Marshall
Harry,l
Meister
R. H
Merchants Nat'l Bank
Frank H. French
Mildenstein
Max
Moore
E. Ry
Elizabeth Moore
Jane
Muzzy
H. E
Ohsman
Quarton
Sumner
Race
Margaret L. Armstrong
Reed
A. S
Robbins
C. B
Troy
A. Ex
Sands
Figge
Fred J
Ossian
Reginald B
Files
Henry M
Fletcher
Glenn O
Foster
Frederickson
C. A
Getz
Gladyce
W. M
Babson Park
Elf
Holmes
G. Stewart
Mary B
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Kacena
Wm. M
Karlan
Kay
Nellie G
Okinow
Jos
Otis
Goo
Penningroth
Hiram I
Solomon
Rochester
N. Y
Soutter
Caroline C
Fannie Thompson
Indianapolis
Ind
Stamats
Herbert
Vawter
Keith
Walker
Wagner
Joan Joe
Watson
Odette
Wilder
S. Wy
Tudor
Williams
Edwin S
Eseus
Winslow
Ayn Eeetbash
Witwer, Weaver
Bulletin
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Fort Dearborn
Phillip L. Sullivan
Mr. Chase
Mexico
Bernabe Robles
Fernando
ARMY
U. S
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