Many Speaking Dates Planned by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt plans speaking appearances across the United States through June influencing his re election prospects. He will address Farm Bureau leaders in Chicago and attend a Dallas centennial while monitoring Kentucky and Georgia races. His travel schedule includes stops in New York City Ashington Warm Springs and Vincennes with honors planned at Rogers Clark memorial.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
INS
Roosevelt
New York
Kentucky
Georgia
New York City
Franklin, Jr
Ashington
Warm Springs
Uge
Anita
V. Eugene Talmadge
Geer
Farm
Chicago
American Farm Bureau
Shawn
Dallas
Texas
Jack Garner
Garner
Vincennes
Arge Rogers Clark
Bukets Bladder Laxative Advertisement Claim
Advertisement for Bukets bladder laxative tablets containing juniper oil and buchu leaves. Claims to flush excess acids and waste, relieve irritation and frequent urge, with a 25 cent guaranty via Liggett Drug Company. Four days to test, druggist to refund if not pleased.
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Liggett Drug Company
Hyde Park Elects Democrat Supervisor After 35 Years
Elmer Van Wagner wins Hyde Park supervisor seat, defeating Walter L. Gilbert who attacked Roosevelt and national issues. A torchlight parade with an effigy of Gilbert hung from a drain pipe depicts the fiery post election scene as women kiss the President and Van Wagner pledges efficient government and tax savings.
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Hyde Park
Elmer van Wagner
Walter L. Gilbert
Roosevelt
Gilbert
van Wagner
Hit and run driver sought after bicycle collision in Center Point Road
Motorist failed to stop after striking cyclist William Wilson on Center Point Road near C Avenue NE. Wilson reported the incident at 6 pm and was unharmed. Police could not locate the Oldsmobile sedan involved. Separately, A B McDonald escaped injury when his car sideswiped a signal base on North Western tracks at 9:20 pm. The car overturned but the signal was not damaged. Continued drought has caused heavy crop losses in Argentina.
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William Wilson
Wilson
Center Point Road
C Avenne
A. B. McDonald
Elis Boulevard
North Western
E Avenue NW
Pinney Will Probate In Cedar Rapids District Court
Eugene E. Pinney 81 Cedar Rapids business leader dies in Ock is cleared for probate by Judge F. O. Ellison. Executors named are Eugene M. Pinney and Merchants National Bank. Bequests of 500 dollars to the Home for Aged Women and the Home for the Friendless. Beneficiaries include Eugene M. Pinney daughters Mrs. Jean Pinney Ristedt Mrs. Ruth Pinney Luberger and Miss Charlotte Pinney with grandchildren as residuary legatees. Will dated May 11 1928 with codicils dated Oct 1 1930 Feb 16 1932 and Feb 3 1934. first codicil revoked by the second.
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Eugene E. Pinney
Cedar Rapids
F. O
Ellison
Eugene M. Pinney
Merchants National Bank of
Mr. Pin
Divorce Granted to Uthoff on Cruel Treatment Grounds
Libble A. Uthoff was granted a divorce from Charles Uthoff in district court by Judge F. O. Ellison on cruel and inhuman treatment. Custody of a minor son and property rights were settled by stipulation. an appeal to the state supreme court was dismissed. Edith Stevenson was granted a separate divorce from Donald Stevenson in the same court on cruel and inhuman treatment with custody of two children and support.
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Libble
A. Uthoff
District Court
F. O. Ellison
Charles Uthoff
State Supreme Court
Mr. Uthoff
Supreme Court
Marengo
A. B. Clark
Edith Stevenson
Donald Stevenson
Rent suit against Roberdee and San Cigar Store dismissed
A. J. Diebold's $8,600 rental claim under a lease filed in district court Not. 9 was dismissed with prejudice by the plaintiff before Judge John T. Moffit on a Wednesday.
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District Court
A. J. Diebold
Roberdee
San Cigar Store
Charles B. Roberdee
Clarence B. Roberdee
John T. Moffit
Divorce Granted Osborne Wife Desertion Grounds
Judge A B Clark in district court Tuesday afternoon granted a divorce to Clarence C Osborne 36 from Mabel E Osborne 31 on desertion grounds. The couple married at Marion November 1 1924 and Osborne says his wife left him in October 1932. The defendant was adjudged in default.
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A. B. Clark
District Court
Clarence C. Osborne
Mabel E. Osborne
Marion
Osborne
Bank receivership and court actions set for hearing
D W Bates as receiver of Iowa State Savings bank obtained a 1763.42 default judgment against G L Powers and Celia Powers in a note suit. The Killian company won a 463.27 judgment against Harry G Edleman. Judge John T Moffit scheduled Nov 12 at 9 am for Bates receiver to argue the American Trust and Savings bank Cedar Rapids application.
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D. W. Bates
Iowa State Savings Bank
G. L. Powers
Celia Powers
Killian Company
F. O. Ellison
Harry G. Edleman
John T. Moffit
American Trust and Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Real Estate Firm Faces Debt Transfer Claim In Court
Katherine Bokerney seeks a $250 judgment against John Russell and Emily Russell in district court over a rental dispute under a lease. The overall case mentions an approximate $26 000 indebtedness tied to the Mound Farm Real Estate company on transfer of property.
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Mound Farm Real Estate Company
Katherine Bokerney
John Russell
Emily Russell
Deaths Louis Pechacek Dies After Lingering Illness
Louis Pechacek died at his daughter Mrs. Lawrence Huston’s home in Cedar Rapids after a lingering illness. Born October 22, 1877 in Bohemia, he lived in Cedar Rapids since 1916 and moved to Iowa City six years ago before returning here. He was a long time Z C B I lodge president. He is survived by two sons Tony and Joseph. wife Marie preceded him in death. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. in Polansky chapel with Z C B I involvement. burial in Bohemian National Cemetery.
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Louis Pechacek
Lawrence Huston
Daniels Street
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Z. C. B. I. Lodge
Marie
Huston
Tony Pechacek
Joseph Pechacek
Polansky
W. A. Montgomery
Funeral services set for Edward J. Rogers veteran
Funeral services for Edward J. Rogers a World War I veteran who died at the Veterans hospital in Des Moines will be held Thursday at 2 30 p m in the Barta mortuary The Rev Melvin L Welke will officiate burial will be in Cedar Memorial park Hanford post of the American Legion will stage military rites at the grave The family requests no flowers Rogers born May 1 1880 in La Porte City lived in Cedar Rapids for forty years He served overseas with the 36th engineers and was a member of Hanford post Surviving are a sister Bess A and a brother Robert of this city
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Edward J. Rogers
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Barta
Melvin L. Welke
Cedar Memorial Park
Hanford
American Legion
Mr. Rogers
la Porte City
Cedar Rapids
36Th Engineers
Bess A
Robert
Keystone Men Arraigned On Cattle Theft Charge
Keystone men John Junge and Clarence Eichmeyer pled not guilty to larceny of six Angus cattle from the Henry Stein farm and trucking them to Chicago. William Levering of Norway pled not guilty to larceny of domestic fowl from the Louis Frese farm. Judge Tankersley opened the November term, granting a divorce to Herbert Sanger and Tila Sanger with custody of a minor daughter.
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Vintoqn
B. O. Tankersley
John Junge
Clarence Eichmeyer
Keystone
Henry Stein
Chicago
William Levering
Norway
Louis Frese
Tankersley
Herbert L. Sanger
Vinton
Tila Sanger
Prairie City
Held For Quizzing On Theft Of Money From Hotel Manager
Merle Boyles and Dorothy Carney of the Riverside hotel were held by police for questioning in a theft case involving 37 dollars taken from John Steffen the hotel proprietor. Boyles arrested with H Studley and Marion Randell, Randell fined for intoxication, Studley pled not guilty. Steffen reported the money was in a cigar box in a dresser drawer. detectives cited Boyles spending pattern in peer parlors as a motive.
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Merle Boyles
Dorothy Carney
Riverside Hotel
John Steffen
Boyles
H. Studley
Seventh Street
Marion Randell
Second Street NW
Randell
Studley
Steffen
Man killed in Homer over $2 towing fee
Homer Nebraska reports a fatal gun battle on Main Street after a tow operator pulled a car from mud and Thompson refused to pay. Homer Marshal Leo Wilke and Alfred Jorgenson were wounded. Thompson was killed. His 10 year old stepdaughter and brother survived as witnesses. Thompson had been a former Sioux City resident.
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Homer, Neb
Homer
Homer LeRoy Thompson
Denver
Colo
Marshal Leo Wilke
Alfred Jorgenson
Thompson
H. G. Thompson
Sioux City
Jorgenson
Wilke
Denverite
Atal
Ceeieee
Owee
Fog Halts Search For Alaskan Plane
Heavy Arctic fog near Fairbanks and Dawson forces a halt in the aerial search for a missing air transport plane and six aboard. Pilot Jack Herman and five passengers were aboard on a Dawson to Fairbanks flight when the fog prevented any trace as rescue ships scoured the region. Victor Ross leads the rescue squadron and remains hopeful despite the setback.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Arctic
Here
Dawson
V. T
Jack Herman
San Francisco
Peter Funk
Oscar Adams
O. Ogren
George Townsend
W. James
Victor Ross
Robady
Herman
Ross
Herman Akely
Minister Offers Home To Slayer Of His Only Son
In Memphis a gray haired Protestant minister offered his home and forgiveness to his daughter in law Daisy Alexander Root, accused of killing his son Brenton Root after a nightclub dispute. He asked to attend the funeral and aid her, while Attorney General W T Clain said the grand jury would consider a first degree murder indictment.
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Memphis
Tenn
Benjamin Franklin Root
Protestant Episcopal
Chicago
Daisy Alexander Root
W. J. Bacom
Brenton Root
Lucile Underwood
W.T. Clain
Cedar Rapids Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
Milo H Parick and Irene Trip kosh both of Cedar Rapids. Charley Cox and Velma Frau enhof both of Cedar Rapids.
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Milo H. Parick
Irene Tripkosh
Cedar Rapids
Charley Cox
Velma Frauenhof
Memorial Service Held for Lusitania Wreck Near Kinsale Head
The salvage ship Orphir held a memorial service Wednesday for the Cunard liner Lusitania lying off Kinsale Head Cork Ireland. The ship went down in May 1915 after a German submarine attack. Among the 1198 dead were 124 Americans. The Orphir will leave Kinsale this weekend ending the winter search.
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Cork
Ireland
Orphir
Kinsale
Cunardinet
Lusitania
Purse Snatching Incident In Street Near Fifth Avenue
Miss Grace Bliss seeks help from police after a 12 year old boy snatched her blue purse on Fifth Avenue between Tenth and McKinley SE. He fled south on McKinley after she gave chase, wearing a dark jacket and black boots. purse contained two dollars, a key and a handkerchief.
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Onda
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Sock reuse drive supports mitten making at playground
The playground commission hosts a sewing day to repurpose discarded socks and underwear for wristsets and mittens. Women bring materials, cut and fit garments with Mrs. Mac Smith guiding. A separate Lincoln Friendly Neighbor club sewing class led by Mrs. Myrtle Hollingsworth meets at Lincoln School with the Busy Bees after school in the same room.
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Playground Commission
Mac Smith
Lincoln Friendly Neighbor Club
Lincoln School
Myrtle Hollingsworth
Naval Conference Postponed Three Days
London AP reports the naval powers conference moved from December 2 to December 5. The delay aims to give Japanese delegates more time to travel to London.
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London
Birth of Wilbur Ray Lagerquist in Washington DC area
A son named Wilbur Ray was born in November to Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Lagerquist of 1029 Sixteenth Street NE. The notice records the family and newborn without additional details.
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WM Epevensay
H. R Lagerquist
Sixteenth Street
Wilbur Ray
Steamer La Berc Missing With 22 On Lake Winnipeg
In Winnipeg a steamer La Berc carrying 22 men from Selkirk on October 24 remains missing on Lake Winnipeg. Capt Roy Purves with seven crew and fourteen fishermen aboard may be ice trapped near Grand Rapids and Eagle Island. Rescue planes denied by companies as ice grows, with food fears rising for the crew.
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Winnipeg
Man
Lake Winnipeg
la Berc
Selkirk
Roy Purves
Lake Manitoba Fisheries
Grand Rapids
Eagle Island
Iowa court to settle indebtedness of Mound Farm Company
The Linn County Iowa district court will hear the application of Hay Mont tes as Receiver of the American Trust and Savings Bank Cedar Rapids for authority to settle and compromise the indebtedness of Mound Farm Estate Company and related real estate in Linn County. A November 12 1935 hearing is set at Cedar Rapids Court House To appear and show cause if any why the relief should not be granted.
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Cour
Hay
Mont Tes
Ing
Iows
American Trust and Savinga Bank
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Ound Am Real
Bamericai Ie
American A Savings Bank
Linn County
Iowa
De&g
Nage
Linn
N&e
Pat Kaale
Ows
Blocka
Addi- Ora
Pipre
Mound
Neely
Wood
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Railway Company
Chicago
Milwaukes
Breck
Ion
Rans
Gee ‘Dar Rapids
New Dealers Split on Giant NRA Parley
Washington AP reports New Deal officials are divided over George L Berry’s plan for a large conference on whether the nation needs a new NRA. Berry says the Dec 9 meeting will include thousands of business leaders and labor heads despite White House objections. Officials fear the gathering could become a forum for anti administration views and disrupt recovery.
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Washington
New Deal
George L. Berry
NRA
Berry
Roosevelt
White House
Editors Back Paper In Battle Against Gay In Philadelphia
Eight members of the committee on freedom of the press voted for a resolution backing the Philadelphia Inquirer against criminal libel charges filed by Pennsylvania Attorney General Charles J. Margiotti. The measure urged defense of press rights and urged editors to rally to constitutional government.
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Chicago
Committee On Freedom of the Press
Robert R. McCormick
Chicago Tribune
Philadelphia Inquirer
Charles J. Margiotti
Pennsylvania
Margiotti
Charles A. Tyler
John T. Curtis
John
Stewart Bryan
Richmond News Leader
Harry Chandler
Los Angeles Times
William T. Dewart
New York Sun
Joseph E. Ridder
New York Journal of Commerce
S. E. Thomason
Chicago Daily Times
Inland Daily Press Association
Stuart H. Perry
Adrian
Mich
Telegram
Tom H. Keene
Elkhart Daily Truth
Fred Nanter
Cape Girardeau
Southeast Missourian
Charlies H. Taylor
The
Boston Globe
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George Durno
Rochelle Gilldson
O'Connell
Guy Kibbee
Tennig
Feg Murray
Argentina
Court House News
E. E. Pinney
High Court
Edward Rogers
Sahara
Cedar Rapids Fuel CO
Ed Soboda
W Bates
American Trust and Bavines Bank
George C. Gorman
Philadelphia
United States Naval
Marine Air Corps
Kansas Clily
Ties
Oxfords
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