Colflesh Puts Constitution First In Iowa Gubernatorial Bid
Robert Colflesh of Des Moines told 125 Republicans at a Colflesh rally that the campaign centers on uniting GOP voters behind constitutional government. He denounced growing bureaus and urged returning government to constitutional channels. He urged tax limits on real estate, argued parties must uphold original principles, and warned against demagogues and unfulfilled Democratic promises in Iowa.
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Robert Colflesh
Des Moines
Montrose Hotel
Iowa
Calflesh
Colfield
Linn County
Robert Greene
Colflesh
Germany
Democratic Party
City Briefs And Personal Items In Davenport Area
City council granted permission to Edward Kuba to cut twelve feet of curb on Second Street SE near Thirteenth Avenue. Frank Berry of 1030 Eighth Street SW was fined 10 dollars for intoxication. Ed L Price, charged with desertion by his wife Bernice, waived to the grand jury and jailed in lieu of bond. Price was arrested on a farm near Alburnett by Constable W J Flemming. Police were notified that forty pairs of men’s hose with Woolworth labels were stolen from a Woolworth’s counter end. John Zacek reported a rabbit pen damaged and a white rabbit stolen from his home’s rear yard. A sales conference for three hundred Davenport Chevrolet dealers and salesmen was held at Memorial Coliseum with Great Lakes Chevrolet officials leading and G I Smith presiding. Miss Cora Jacobs and Lena Vogt will report on the national social work conference at the Cedar Rapids Council meeting after Friday noon lunch at the YMCA.
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Second Street
Thirteenth Avenue
Edward R. Kuba
Ed L. Price
Bernice
Henry A. Stearns
Price
Alburnett
W J Fieming
Woolworth's
Woolworth
John Zacek
First Street
Zacek
Chevrolet
Davenport
Memorial Coliseum
Great Lakes
Chevrolet Motor Car Company
G I. Smith
Janesville Wis
Cora Jacobs
Lena Vogt
Kansas City
Cedar Rapids
Foley Pillstake: Quick Kidney and Bladder Relief Claim
A dubious health remedy promises rapid results for irritated kidneys and bladder with visible effects within hours. It claims to flush poisons, neutralize acids, and soothe back pain, bladder weakness, and joint soreness. No evidence or credible assurances beyond a pharmacist recommendation.
Grateful reader touts Kruschen weight loss tale
A 23 year old man from Miami Fila claims Kruschen Salts helped him shed 65 pounds in a year, from 210 to 145, while noting improved health and energy. The ad copy promises the product cleanses liver kidneys and bowels and advises a half teaspoon daily in hot water.
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J. C
Miami
Fila
Kruschen Arts
May Drug Co
Lindsey targets film firms in NRA code inquiry
Hollywood report shows Ben B Lindsey, NRA labor compliance officer, pressing State Administrator George Creel for a full probe into employee complaints against film producers. Lindsey attacks Rosenblatt over appointing a movie code labor committee while producers refuse to recognize him.
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Hollywood
Ben B. Liirimay
Jemnesa Tanner
Jiloeyee
Rosenblatt
Lindsey
NRA
George Creel
Code Labor Committee
Beards Ruleed Common Property in Pubic Domain Case
Federal Judge Woolsey ruled that beards are in the public domain but the name House of David is private. The Benton Harbor team won an injunction against Murphy over using the cognomen. The ruling states beards may be grown or imitated, but the House of David name remains protected.
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Otencal
Beards
House OF David
New York
INS
John of Woolsey
Benton Harbor Midh
Lous Murphy
Spring Vatevin
Benton Harbor
Murphy
House of
Davie
Reguar
Dand
Woman Driver Is Accused Following Collision
Police issued a warrant for Mrs. Charlotte Koury on a drunken driving charge after a 1150 pm collision at First Avenue and Thirteenth Street. Passenger J. Kubicek of the other car suffered bruises. another woman fled the scene.
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Charlotte Koury
Fifth Street NW
First Avenue
Thirteenth Street E
Henry Wiskocil
Avenue NE
Viskocil
Second Avenue SE
Cars Without 1934 Plates Face Seizure by Sheriff
Sheriff Petrus announces seizure actions against Linn county motorists who have not obtained 1934 license plates. Cars may be seized and sold at sheriff sale to collect fees unless addressed promptly. If a car was sold out of state in 1933 or junked, the last registrant must file an affidavit. unreported transfers put both buyer and seller at legal risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Petrus
Linn County
Four CCC Youths Electrocuted In Auto Crash
In Salisbury Missouri four CCC camp youths aged 18 and 19 died when a truck carrying them struck a car, veered off the road, and toppled a utility pole. Wires carrying 33,000 volts fell into the truck’s body. Victims were George Forbes Allen Murray Nick Kovachevich from Kansas City and Walter Brown from Lee's Summit. One severely burned helper Wayne Comstock and others were hospitalized as driver Jesse Jamison of Brunswick and Joseph Budde escaped unharmed.
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Salisbury
CCC
Here
George Forbes
Allen Murray
Nick Kovachevich
Kansas City
Walter Brown
Lee’s Summit
Brown
Wayne Comstock
Excelsior Springs
Jesse Jamison
Brunswick
Joseph Budde
Break-in At Buck Fuel Office Looks for Nothing
Police investigated a Wednesday night break in at Buck Fuel company, 405 Fifth avenue SE, after a rock was hurled through a rear door. Entry occurred to the office but nothing was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Fuel Company
Fifth Avenue SE
City council refuses beer permit for Albert Field
The city council on Thursday refused to renew Albert Field's beer license at Field House on Ellis boulevard and F avenue NW. City Attorney Harry S. Johnson recommended the action, citing ongoing trouble associated with the Field House.
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Albert Field
Ellis Boulevard
F Avenue NW
Harry S. Johnson
Field House
Death of Anthony J. Shultz at 62 in Cedar Rapids
Anthony J. Shultz 62 died at 2019 Johnson Avenue Northwest at 11 a.m. Thursday after a lingering illness. Born May 25, 1871 in Bohemia, he moved to Cedar Rapids at age 12 and worked with his son Leo in the A. J. Shultz and Son tin shop for ten years. Survived by wife Katherine, sons Leo and George J., daughter Mrs V. J. Brady, his mother Mrs Barbara Shultz, five sisters, two brothers, and five grandchildren. Funeral plans pending at Polansky chapel. he was a charter member of Karel IV lodge Z C B Foresters of America and the South Side Commercial club.
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Anthony J. Shultz
Johnson Avenue
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Leo
A. J. Shultz and Son
Katherine
George J
Walford
V. J. Brady
Momence
Ill
Barbara Shultz
Mary Pavlicek
F. A. Marek
Frank Dvorak
Stanley Cejka
Frank Paseka
Joe
Frank
Karel IV Lodge
Z, C. B. J. Foresters of America
South Side Commercial Club
Polansky Chapel
Obituary: Roy Delap 1883 equity Cedar Rapids area
Roy Delap 50 former North Western railway employee died at his home 500 B avenue NE Cedar Rapids at 6 30 p m Wednesday after a year illness Born Independence Town August 8 1883 he lived in Cedar Rapids 11 years Survived by wife Eva M a son Chester Muscatine and three brothers William Cedar Rapids Jess Muscatine Homer Omaha Funeral at Beatty chapel Thursday 2 p m conducted by Rev A A Brooks Burial Shilo cemetery Friends may call after 9 a m Friday
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Roy Delap
North Western Railway
B Avenue NE
Independence
Town
Cedar Rapids
Eva M
Chester
Muscatine
Wiliam
Jess
Homer
Omaha
Beatty
Funeral services for Joseph Orin Sky Friday at 2 30
Funeral services for Joseph Orin Sky will be held Friday at 2 30 p.m. in the Barta chapel conducted by the Rev. Joseph Bren. Burial will be in the Bohemian National Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Thursday evening.
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Joseph Orinsky
Barta
Joseph Bren
Bohemian National Cemetery
Funeral of Virgil Olson Planned at Benton Lutheran Church
The funeral for Virgil Olson will be held at Benton Lutheran church north of Norway on Friday. The service is scheduled to honor the late individual with local church and community attendees anticipated.
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Virgil Olson
Benton Lutheran Church
Norway
Dobry Plans Appeal To U S High Court
Des Moines AP reports D A Dobry former head of the defunct Dobry Securities Davenport has asked Iowa Supreme Court for permission to appeal his 1932 conviction to the U S Supreme Court. He was jailed five years and fined 3000 dollars for filing false statements about his firm’s finances. Chief Justice George Claussen is expected to rule soon.
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DES Moines
D. A. Dobry
Dobry Securities Company of
Davenport
State Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Dobry
Secretary of State
George Claussen
Stop Selling Of Beer In Buckets In Des Moines
Des Moines health officials ordered the sale of beer in buckets stopped permanently. People may bring their own buckets for filling, but vendors may not serve beer in buckets. Secretary Tom Hardiman cited insanitary conditions and reports of trench mouth linked to bucket beer.
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Des Moines
City Health Department
Tom Hardiman
Hardiman
Fined for Parking Without Lights in Police Court
Fourteen motorists admitted guilt for parking without headlights at night. fines of 2 and costs were imposed on E M Soboda Jr and others listed including Clyde Whetstine and J J Jacobs. Roy Murdock paid 15 and costs for speeding. Additional drivers, Joe Havlik and James Vanda, paid 2 and costs for improper parking.
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Thomas B Powell
E. M. Soboda, Jr
Third Avenue
Henrietta Vokt
Ninth Street
Clyde Whetstine
Seventh Avenue
W. M. Dennison
Twenty-fourth Street
J. H. Seaton
C Avenue
H. M. Murdock
Twenty-fifth Street
William Packard
Fifth Street
O. A. Kohl
Thirty-fifth Street
J. J. Jacobs
Ww. J. Buchan
First Avenue
Joseph Jindrasek
H. Degenford
H Avenue
Lester Willis
E Avenue
Jerry 8
Dedek
Roy Murdock
Fifth Avenue
Joe Havlik
Sixth Street
James Vanda
Wilson Avenue
Court House News: Sullivan Named District Court Bailiff
The Linn county board of supervisors approved Sheriff Petrus appointment of Frank J. Sullivan at 528 Fifteenth street SE as district court bailiff replacing the late Joseph Vowles who died May 16. Sullivan, 30, married with one daughter, previously worked in sales.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Joseph A. Petrus
Frank J. Sullivan
Fifteenth Street
District Court
Joseph Vowles
Sullivan
Youth Held For Forgery Is Returned To State School
Lawrence Adams a 17 year old parolee from Eldora training school was turned over to a parole agent and returned to the Eldora institution. He pleaded not guilty to uttering a forged instrument in district court last week. Adams was arrested May 16 on charges involving a forged endorse ment on a T M Sinclair and company payroll check for 16 80. He was held on 1500 bond. J H Kinkead Morley asked for release of a truck and trailer in a district court divorce case against Effie Kinkead. The hearing was set for Friday at 9 am. Mrs Kinkead was granted a divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment after a May 17 hearing. Kinkead says his occupation is truck operator from Jones county to Chicago.
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Lawrence Adams
Sixth Avenue SE
Eldora
G. K. Thompson
Eldora Institution
Adams
H. C. Ring
Larry Condon
Tom Condon
Hex
T. M. Sinclair and Company
Vera McBain
J. H. Kinkead
Morley
Effie Kinkead
Dorothy Cornish Granted Divorce in District Court
Dorothy Cornish aged 26 obtained a default decree of divorce from Albert W. Cornish 30 in district court Thursday ruled by Judge A B Clark. The action cites cruel and inhuman treatment as the grounds.
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Dorothy Cornish
A. B. Clark
Albert W. Cornish
Grant
Alimony and marriages noted in Illinois and Iowa cases
The report covers a stipulation for alimony on a marriage in Bloomington Illinois, a July 3 1928 wedding date, and related court actions. It details R E McClurg’s 25 year sentence for aggravated robbery and transfer to Fort Madison State Penitentiary after weekend crimes including car thefts burglary a local holdup and a shooting of an accomplice. Begalke also drew a 25 year term at Waterloo. A separate suit involving Otto L Schluter versus Sadie Lehan Fannie Cerda Lepha Favish and Cora Stockwell was dismissed with prejudice as to three defendants. Ruby May Smith seeks divorce from Wilson Harry Smith with restoration of her maiden name Ruby Dimock. their marriage date is December 29 1931.
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R. E. McClurg
First Street
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
H. C. King
Fort Madison
Joseph A. Petrus
McClurg
G. W. Begalke
Begalke
Waterloo
Otto L. Schluter
Sadie Lehan
Fannie Cerda
Lepha Favish
Cora Stockwell
H. ©. Ring
Ruby May Smith
Wilson Harry Smith
Ruby Dimock
Doan's Pills Offer Kidney Relief Ad 1924
Medical authorities promote Doan's Pills as a safe longstanding remedy for kidney trouble. The ad claims kidneys contain miles of tubules and warn of toxins if not flushing daily, urging readers to consult pharmacists for this non habit forming relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Foater-Milburm Co
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Eighth Street
Pace Court
Ben B. Lindsey
Chapman
Lee Anartan
Bros San Francrom
Tor
Smalekoff
Third Ave
Dial
Coal Company
W. E. Carlson
Norway Cemetery
U.S. High Court
Court House News
Kinkead
Bald
New York City
National Remedy Co
W. 45Th St. N.Y
Bloomington, IL
Pep
Vigor
Floor Coverings Sale
Axminster
Bigelow-Sanford
Smulekoff
America
Burmastan
Museum
Bigelow Bussorai
Bigelow
Smulekoff’s
Wilton
S.W
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