Iowa Supreme Court to rule on farm riot civil suits
The Iowa Supreme Court heard the state’s bid to stop eleven Shelby county farmers from suing General M A Tinley and other officers for damages linked to last spring’s farm riots. Attorneys argued over martial law, governor’s authority, and whether guardsmen acted in social duty or under civilian law.
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DES Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Shelby County
Iowa
M A. Tinley
National Guard
E. L. O'Connor
Folsom Everest
Council Bluffs
Frank B Hall
Byers
Denison
Crawford
Two Nabbed Here For Chicken Thefts In Jones County
George Johnson alias George Jackson 27 of Cedar Rapids and George Humble 32 of Center Junction were jailed in Linn County after Sunday arrest by Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon and Chief Detective Earl Stanley for stealing chickens from Fathk Hieenwrtrrtt near Center Junction last week and selling them locally. They stopped at Henry Stark’s west of Cedar Rapids near Highway 30 about 630 am and left a watch as payment while a stash of chickens was found in the car.
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George Johnson
George Jackson
Cedar Rapids
George Humble
Center Junction
Linn County
Henry Eichorn
Jones County
Larry Condon
Earl Stanley
Condon
Fathk
Henry Stark
Stark
Missing men tracked after suspected chicken theft
Sheriff Joseph A Petrus received a notification about two men during an attempted search. The pair aided by a subsequent return led to a pursuit toward Cedar Rapids and their arrest. Authorities say the men sold twenty three chickens stolen about a week earlier from Husmann and thirty four chickens in a lot sold Sunday.
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Joseph
Petrus
Condon
Stanley
Cedar Rapids
Husmann
Local Girl Graduates From Michigan Children's Hospital
Miss Louise Suchomel daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Suchomel of 1435 Third Street SW completed nurses training at the Children's Hospital of Michigan Detroit on May 11 She will continue work at the hospital through September A Grant High School graduate she studied two years at Iowa State Teachers College before joining the Children's Hospital
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Louise Suchomel
Theodore Suchomel
Third Street
Children's Hospital of Michigan
Detroit
Suchomiel
Grant High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Childrens Hospital
Spring Fever Tonic Claim Promises Health Boost
Advertises a tonic to counteract feeling listless and worn out by spring. Claims to raise appetite and red blood cells with a special formula designed to increase hemoglobin and oxygen carrying capacity. Sold at drug stores in two sizes, with the larger size billed as more economical.
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The
SSS Co
Deaths in Cedar Rapids area include Oliver W Robins
Oliver W Robins 83 lifelong Cedar Rapids resident died after a three day illness from a stroke at his home 2244 First Ave E. He was a retired carpenter with two Cedar Rapids daughters Mrs E D Manilaw and Isabel Robins. Services in Beatty chapel at 2 pm Tuesday with Rev George Stauffer. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Also listed are infant Gerald Englet and Grace D Cowley with service details and survivors noted.
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Oliver W. Robins
Cedar Rapids
Elihu Robins
First Avenue E
Cedar River
Vinton
Ellis Park
Robins Lake
Oliver Robins
Sarah
E D. Manilaw
Isabel Robins
Beatty Chapel
George Stauffacher
Oak Hill Cemetery
Gerald Ralph Englet
Lyle E Englet
Fifteenth Avenue SW
Jack
Donaldeen
Helen
F A Anderson
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Blaine Hyten
Grace D Cowley
Louis K Cowley
Lansing
Mich
Cowley
Ivan Wilcox
A. Dunneback
L. A. Murphy
Winnetka Woman Named To Head P T A Congress
Mrs. B Langworthy of Winnetka Illinois was nominated to succeed Mrs Huch Bradford of Sacramento California as president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers at Des Moines. The nomination was unopposed on the opening session floor amid two contests for other posts.
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Des Moines
API
B . Langworthy
Winnetka
Huch Bradford
Sacramento
Calif
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Langworthy
Congress
M D Whilkinson
Tacoma Wash
C H Thorpe
Little Rock
Ark
Joseph M. Saunders
Washington, DC
District of Columbia Congress
Illinois Central Service Booster Club Meeting
The Illinois Central Service Booster club will hold a regular meeting Wednesday at 8 pm in the freight house office. All employees and their friends are invited.
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Ilnois Central Service Booster Club
Freight House
Federal Job Seekers Had Criminal Records
E Claude Babcock president of the AFGE says fingerprinting shows eight of every hundred federal job applicants carry criminal records. He denounces the spoils system and urges merit based hiring where employment depends on ability and fitness, not political influence.
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Washington
INS
Claude Babcock
American Federation of Government
Babcock
Reckless Driver Heads Long List In Traffic Court
Police court Monday fined M. H. Skalsky for reckless driving and Culver Brooks for speeding in a panel of traffic offenders. Twenty others were fined for parking without rear lights. The list names J. B. Scannell Fred Heckel George Heider Walter Staves G C Roggensack Leonard White Charles Dorward Virgil Gregory among others.
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M. H. Skalsky
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Culver Brooks
Third Avenue SE
J. B. Scannell
Tenth Avenue SE
Fred Heckel
Twentieth Avenue
George Heider
E Avenue
Walter Staves
Fourteenth Street
G C. Roggensack
B Avenue
Leonard White
Ely Avenue
Charles Dorward
Iowa Avenue
Virgil Gregory
Fifth Ave
Public traffic fines listed for various street violations
A group of residents and others are fined two dollars plus costs for offenses including driving with one headlight, parking in alleys or prohibited zones, and disregarding an automatic traffic signal. Names and addresses of offenders are given, including H Kelsey, Dean Adams, Charles Michalek, Abe Ayash, and others. Honduras may prohibit the exportation of gold.
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Fred Day
Seventeenth Street
Henry Schneelock
J Avenue
Frank Whitters
Oakland Avenue
Donald Boyle
Delavan
K. E. Gibbs
Park Avenue
Olga Sikora
Sixth Avenue
Merl Holloway
Third Avenue
John Zrist
Fighth Street
HC. Cushman
M Street
Martha Trewin
Fourth Avenue
Are Rompot
Twelfth Avenue
H. Kelsey
Fourth Street
Dean Adams
Charles Michalek
Thirty-second Street
Abe Ayash
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Mother's Day Keeps Cedar Rapids Carriers Busy
Special delivery carriers in Cedar Rapids handled 715 letters and packages on Mother's Day. Most items were greetings for mothers, reflecting the holiday’s observance.
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Cedar Rapids
Bids Sought June 1 for Cedar Rapids Federal Building Walls
The United States treasury department announced bids will open June 1 for painting and plastering of the Cedar Rapids federal building walls. The project covers labor and materials for painting walls that have remained white since construction.
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Federal
Cedar Rapids Federal Building
United States Treasury Department
Procurement Division Notice Sets June 1 Time in D C
Specifications are not yet received in Cedar Rapids but are expected to arrive soon. The June 1 meeting at 2 p m will occur in the procurement division in Washington DC.
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Washington, D. C
Cedar Rapids
Tells Rotary Nation's Best Peace Insurance Is Preparedness Plan
Louis D. Burkhalter Jr. reserve officer and former ROTC cadet at Coe College told Rotary club members at the Hotel Roosevelt luncheon that preparedness is national peace insurance. He spoke about student military training and his experiences in school military activities in a humorous but educational tone.
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Louis D. Burkhalter
Coe College
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Burkhalter
Vaughn Elected Iowa Junior Chamber President
Herbert Vaughn of Waterloo was elected president of the Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce at the convention in Keokuk Newton chosen as the 1035 convention city. Other officers named include Carl Schmidt Keokuk first vice president Robert Allee Ames second vice president Thad Churchill Sioux City third vice president and Donald Fitzgerald Ames fourth vice president.
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Keokuk
INS
Herbert Vaughn
Waterloo
Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce
Newton
Carl Schmidt
Robert Allee
Ames
Thad Churchill
Sioux City
Donald Fitzgerald
Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Warren Estate
Notice is given that Jessie F. Warren was on a Sunday in May 1934 appointed and qualified as executrix of the estate of Frank O Warren, late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted to the estate should pay promptly and those with claims must present them duly authenticated to the Linn County Iowa District Court clerk through attorneys Berimacour and Scrimecour.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Frank O Warren
Joxa District Court
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Michigan Children's Hospital
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Darling
Good Houseckeeping Boreas
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Pioneer Family
Gerald R. Englet
Grace D. Cowley
P.T.A. Congress
Booster Club
Nue SE
H. B. Lutes
B Avenue Ne
Honduras
Rotary
Jessie F. Warren
Executrix
Berimacour and
Scrimecour
Riverside
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Inc
Ward
Ward's
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Second Street SE
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