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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1936

Page

3

Marshal Sees Corruption Abuse In Iowa Campaign

In a defiant Washington and Cedar Rapids Gazette column, the speaker denounces Herring Kraschel allies and their followers as corrupt, accuses lawyer Ralph Lynch and others of misdeeds, and urges a straight Republican vote to defeat “new deal” candidates. He cites connections with Max Duckworth Vince Harrington and calls for retirement of alleged public malfeasance. He also defends contacting underworld figures to verify facts.

Des Moines Washington Iowa Ralph Lynch Merring-Kraschel Controlled Joint Legislative Committee Liquor Commission M. X. Geske Geske Lynch Lynch-Wegman Verne Marshall Marshall Wegman Herring-Kraschel Cedar Rapids Duckworth Carleton Beh State House Max Duckworth Vince Harrington Sioux City Joe Gagen Harrington Pal of Gazette State University Jessup Legislative Committee Kraschel Council Bluffs Ole Naglestad Ole Naglestad Woodbury Herring - Kraschel - O’connor Max Ed O’connor O’connor Walter Maley State Department of Justice Herring- Kraschel-O’connor-Maley Herring Cash Register Cooper New Deal Congress

New Deal Workers Rush Patients to Boost Vote

A hospital electioneering case in Cedar Rapids involves Emma Hoon of Tipton who, urged by Democratic workers and notary Joseph Prochaska, signed a registration form and cast an absent ballot while hospitalized. Witnesses say workers pressured sick patients to vote Roosevelt, while hospital officials describe a long-standing practice of assisting those who wish to vote and note limited overall impact.

H. M. Cooper Cooper Cedar Rapids Meade County S. D NEW Deal Iowa Linn County Pennsylvania Miss Hoon Milota Henry J. Achter Joseph L. Prochaska Margaret Lahr George Tolston M. D Mary Jane Stein R. N Tipton Robert F. Milota Mark United States State of Iowa Cedar County Emma Hoon St. Luke's Hospital St. Luke’s Hospital Achter Prochaska Mr. Achter Anna Lamey Ray Hyland County Auditor’s Office Erie Hoon Thompson L. J. Storey Storey Roosevelt Valentine Republican Headquarters Rush J. P. van Horn Wah Horn van Horn van Horn Sai Mercy Hospital

WPA Client Decries Relief System and Hopkins Army

A Burlington Iowa WPA worker writes the editor criticizing relief programs while urging a vote for London at the upcoming election. He recalls being labeled a client by the Hopkins Army and argues for real jobs and self respect, urging citizens to vote for change.

Burlington Hopkins Army London WPA Burlington, Ia

Stamp Exhibit On Wheels Sparks Curiosity In Town

A stamp collector showcases over 10 000 stamps posted on the exterior of his car. Five workers labored six weeks to arrange the rolling exhibit attracting local attention.

Politics on the air and a Halloween party

Radio schedule lists Republican, Democratic, Progressive, Socialist, and other party broadcasts with speakers including Landon, Roosevelt, La Follette, Coughlin, Farley, and Browder. A Tuesday afternoon lineup follows with Farley and others. Watkins hosts a Halloween party honoring her mother Mrs. Montague with a luncheon and guests listed.

WABC CBS William Hard WEAF NBC WOR MBS Gov A. M. Landon Col Frank Knox Sen Robert M. la Follette Union Party WJZ Charles E. Coughlin President Roosevelt James A. Farley Earl Browder Norman Thomas Gen Hugh S. Johnson Bainbridge Colby Republican John D. M. Hamilton

Gazette editor in Iowa waves warning against new deal

Editor urges voters to reject the Herring Kraschel O Connor axis and elect a straight Republican ticket. He cites past investigations, threats to prosecutors, and calls for Alf Landon as president to combat graft, corruption, and misgovernment in Iowa.

New Deal Des Moines Alf Landon Iowa

Election Night Radio Schedule with Returns and Concerts

Radio listings show Amos n Andy to Johnny Hamp orchestra across NBC CBS WABC WJZ chains. Election returns dominate the 6 to 11 pm period with multiple stations and guest acts including Carter, Guest, and Cary. schedules blend music, drama, and live coverage.

Amos 'N Andy NBC Weaf Chain Mary Bail WJZ Republican National Committee Proram CBS WABC WBBM Connie Gates WEAF Lum and Abner WJZ Chain KMOX WOBT WCCO Wi Carter Ayne King Yeh Benno Fabinott Jan Pain Roosevelt Moe Weco Earl Cog Woc Joe Reichman Teenes Henderson Orch Francis Craig Orch A Music Guild Carol Deis Happy Hell Hollow CCO Bailey Axton al Pearce Gang Wwoc Ma Perkins Vic and Sade Cleveland String Quartet Weco Woc WZ Chain George Hessberger Rch Wes Mills and Company Dog Heroes Consumers’ Program Weaf Oane Health Wiz Chai Ee Armstrong Arthur Ravel Ord Chapin So Deis Weaf Chains Renfrew of the Mounted Weap Easy Aces WGST Wgst Co Um and Abner Roake Carter Leo Reisman Orch Dude Ranch Hammerstein Music Hall KMO Fred Astaire Wie Ib Indecarde Nbcs WIZ Harmony Roy Campbell Weap Chain Ed Duchin Orch WAP Johnny Hamp Orch Frank Dalicy Stanley Norris Arch WEAP SBC

Norris Deserted By One of 4 Men Who Drafted Him

Omaha INS reports William Ritchie a Jeffersonian Democrat and one of Norris’s four initial backers withdrew support. He cites the Mullen Norris tieup as the reason and shifts to support Republican Robert Simmons for senator.

Norris Omaha INS George W. Norris William Ritchie Arthur Mullen Ritchie Gov Landon Robert Simmons

Koob Seeks Union Candidate for Iowa District Congress

George W. Koob, Union party hopeful for the Second Iowa district, argues for clean politics and honest government and asks voters to elect him as the candidate who will not be bought by politicians pursuing personal interests over party welfare.

George W. Koob Union Party Congress Iowa

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Stooges Lawyer Lynch University of Iowa George Wilson Rock Island Railroad Newt” Lynch Fealing Polk County Underworld Herring-Harrington-Kraschel National House of Representatives National Senate Herring- Kraschel Politics Mr. Geske Democratic State Central Committee E. H. Birmingham Birmingham Snoopers Iowa Liquor Commission King Thompson Gisbe Bluebirds Dieg Leibert WJZ A. d Chicago Ginger Cook Rt Davin Haram Sweet Home Weaf ” Honeymooners Homemakers Giri d ‘Stone Ted Malone Wabco Sind Gene One Aeneas Rich Rachester Civic Creh ABC Kook First Avenue
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