Italian Army Digs In After Taking Two Towns
Italian forces occupy Makale and Gorishei on the northern and southern fronts. Casualties tally thirty six dead and eighty one wounded among native Askari as engineers ready roads forward. Ras Haile Selassie Gugsa, now Tigre governor, vows Rome visit. Addis Ababa reports Red Cross support totaling 5380 dollars from the United States.
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Associated Press
Makale
Gorishei
Askari
Donghea Pass
Seliot
Amba Alaji
Ras Haile Selassie Gugsa
Rome
Mussolini
Tigre
Lake Tana
George
London
Italy
Privy Council
Eric Drummond
Charles de Chambrun
Leslie Brown
The
Red Cross
Addis Ababa
United States
Ethiopia
Revival discusses Dr Jekyl and Mr Hyde Christianity
Revival services led by Rev Lloyd L. Rawlings of Sturgis Michigan at the Church of God address on L avenue NW feature sermons on Dr Jekyl and Mr Hyde Christianity. The evangelist covers themes of sin control and the Christian life with additional songs and parables across multiple sessions.
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Lloyd L. Rawlings
Sturgis
Mich
Church of God
L Avenue
Eighth Street
Dr Jekyl
Mr Hyde
Mr Hyde Cyrus Metcalf
Rawlings
Size of Sunday's estate unrevealed
Chicago AP report details Billy Sunday's secret estate size including Hood River ranch and Lake Winona headquarters. Donations funded campaigns, with Chicago 1917 $65,000 and New York City 1917 $120,485, all given to charities and war efforts. Sunday's businesslike campaigns financed by guaranteed expenses and a tabernacle setup. He died in Chicago with services at Moody Memorial Church and pallbearers led by Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis.
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Chicago
Billy” Sunday
Sunday
Hood River
Ore
Lake Winona
Ind
New York City
Red Cross
War Nurses
Young Men's Christian Association
Pacific Garden Mission
Philadelphia
South Bend
Heavn
Moody Memorial Church
John Timothy Stone
H. A. Ironside
Henry P. Crowe
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Gopher Team Faces Iowa Amid Tense Pregame Tensions
Minnesota supporters threaten to cut athletic ties if Iowa fans bitterly react to the homecoming game. Iowa President Eugene Gilmore says no break in football relations is anticipated and expects a sportsmanlike crowd of about 50 000, with rare boos possible but general decorum.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Ozzie Simmons
Bernie Bierman
Davenport
Iowa City
State University
Gilmore
Eugene A. Gilmore
University of Iowa
Bierman
Clyde L. Herring
Lusitania wreaths laid as Orphir returns to Kinsale
In the Lusitania wreck scene floral tributes cover the bulwark from dignitaries and citizens of Kinsale and Orphir crew. Captain Russell led a solemn tribute as sun broke through clouds and a rainbow formed over the sea during the farewell. Robert Chisholm, survivor, dropped the first wreath.
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Dublin
Kinsale
Orphir
Russell
Robert Chisholm
Calvary Baptist Revival Draws Strong Attendance
Revival at Calvary Baptist church enjoys good turnout Friday night. No Saturday service but the series runs through next week to November 17. No mid week collections. Rev James E Waery led singing with Mrs Waery on piano and Bethany church girls and choir performing. Rev E Russell of the Nazarene church preached on spiritual death by own action.
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Calvary Baptist Church
James E. Waery
Bethany Congregational Church
James E Waery
Bethany Church
Marjorie
Ruth Blaine
Lois Poland
Dorothy Miller
Salvage Crew Hopes last Try To Raise Lusitania Relic
The Orphir odds for one final dive to the Lusitania wreck as salvage crews await a weather signal from Captain Russell. Operations could end Saturday with the ship back to Glasgow. divers Jim Jarratt and crew prepare to haul a trophy from 300 feet down.
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Russell
Orphir
Old Head of Kinsale
Jim Jarratt
Champion Husker Sets New Record In County Harvest
A Nebraska husker achieved a record haul in a county event with a 41.52 bushel yield from a 2 995 pound gross harvest. Irwin Bauman placed second with 39.08 bushels, while Lawrence Pitzer finished third with 38.84. William Rose and Elke Hendricks followed.
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Galva
Carl Seiler
Oneida
Ill
Irwin Bauman
Woodford
Lawrence Pitzer
Newtown
Indiana
Husking
William Rose
Illinois
Elke Hendricks
Grundy Coun
Cornhusking champ contends name spelling
Elmer Carlson, the 1935 national cornhusking champion, says his name should use an o rather than an e. He notes earlier entry blanks misprinted it as Carlsen and jokes I’m a Swede, not a Dane, which makes it on.
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Newtown
Ind
Elmer Carlson
Carlsen
Iowa growers chase records in county harvest contest
Five Iowa farmers contest county yields as they chase the record set by 1932 national champ Carl Seiler. Notables include Carlson Hendricks Ockenfels Chris Greim of Jones County and Ralph Robinson of Benton County who, with Robinson, posted high nets. Ted Balko of Minnesota placed sixth with 36.84 bushels.
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Iowa
Carl Seiler
Carlson, Hendricks
Ockenfels
Chris Greim
Jones County
Ralph Robinson
Benton County
Robinson
Benton
Ted Balko
Minnesota
Paul Pokett
Wayne County
Neb
Lawrence House
Sherman County
Kan
William Fields
White County
Ind
Richard Anderson
Minnehaha County
S. D
Carl Bly
Rock County
Bush
Huskers Contest Sets Gleaning Scores Across Midwest
A list of corn husker competitors from multiple states shows Lester Gallo Van Wert county Ohio 32.70 Cecil Vining Franklin Kansas 32.40 Layton Roberts Chariton Missouri 31.06 Oscar Nelson Dixon Nebraska 31.30 Raymond Kennedy Paulding Ohio 30.47 Helge Peterson Minnehaha South Dakota 30.35 John W Harris Salina Missouri 29.94 Rose of Illinois led by behavior, yet finished fourth with 36 pounds in total deductions for gleanings and husks. The 1936 contest will be at Salina county Missouri near Marshall.
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Newtown
Ind
Here
Carlson
Iowa
Bauman
Ihnois
Pitzer
Indiana
Teeesereves
Rose
Ilinois
Eereeveeees
Hendricks
Diteertees
Bly
Minnesota
Galloway
Ohio
Vining
Kansas
Roberts
Missouri
Nelson
Nebraska
Kennedy
Peterson
So. Dak
Harris
Seagesas
Illinois
Salina County
Marshall
City Briefs and Personal News Highlights
Dr S H Miller has returned from Washington D C and Baltimore. Boy Scout troop 18 of Trinity Methodist church meets Monday at 7 p m. Fire department responds to a false alarm at Seventh Avenue and Fifteenth Street SE. A local used auto parts firm reports ten pounds of oleomargarine stolen from its parking lot. Clark Charipar reports boys stealing light bulbs from his bakery front. A Oliphant will discuss Diesel engine progress at Midwest Trade schools Des Moines at 7 p m Wednesday. William Green pledged to Iowa State college Sigma Delta Chi. Mrs Joe McIvor reports stones thrown through garage door by McKinley school boys. Miss Mable Stoddard, formerly Cedar Rapids now Oakland, undergoes major operation. Clyde Perrigo pleads guilty to intoxication. case continued. Clara Jesina and Ellis Howen pay fines for the same charge.
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Clyde Perrigo
First Avenue W
Clara Jesina
Ellis Howen
Chicago
Mayor’s Car Recovered Unsplashed After Theft
Mayor Frank Hahn announced his 1929 Buick stolen Thursday night is found unharmed in the rear of Immaculate Conception School. A local resident phoned the mayor after locating the vehicle with only a small amount of gasoline missing.
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Frank Hahn
Immaculate Conception
Airhawks meeting features ship models and plans for auxiliary
W. E. MecFann spoke at Cedar Rapids Airhawks night in city hall. He demonstrated boat models including historic examples a four foot mast sailboat and a scale Normandie liner. Plans were made to form an auxiliary to build model ships.
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W. E. MecFann
Cedar Rapids
Wheeler and Woolsey Entertain at Iowa Theater
The Wheeler and Woolsey duo deliver lively slapstick in The Rainmakers at the Iowa theater with a strong audience reaction. The double feature includes the serious Transatlantic Tunnel, praised for photography and dramatic resolve, making it a good weekend for families to enjoy humor and spectacle.
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Wheeler
Woolsey
Dorothy Lee
Rainmakers
Iowa Theater
Iowa
W&w
Wheeler and Woolsey
Vdf
Atlantic
Richard Dix
W. M
Mind Mysteries and Safety Through Science
A Q and A style note examines science as a lens on ethics and daily life. It cites Science News Letter reporting British transport tests showing marigold orange concrete reduces glare and aids visibility for drivers cyclists and pedestrians with white borders enhancing these effects.
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Science News Letter
Apply for a 308 booklet from Albert Edward Wigeam D.EC
A compact booklet by Albert Edward Wigeam presents successful methods from national personnel directors. It explains how to apply and asks readers to send a stamped self addressed envelope with an extra 3 cents to cover costs. Receives via Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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Albert Edward Wigeam
D.ec
Wheam
Cedar Rapids Gazette
De-nicotinized cigars and women leadership insights
The text notes de-nicotinized cigars as substitutes for smokers warned to quit or cut back. It also cites Ordway Tead's view that many women executives demand higher performance from female staff due to age, rivalry fears, and attitudes among women, with copyright dated 1635.
Patented mousetrap idea shows oysters catching mice
Silas Stevens of West Hampton, New York, plans to keep live oysters around the house instead of mousetraps. He exhibited an oyster that had captured two mice as they probed the shell just as it snapped shut.
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West Hampton
N. Y
Silas Stevens
Newsreel of Ohio and Notre Dame Game at Iowa Theater
Pathe News presents a full replay of the Ohio State versus Notre Dame clash in Columbus last Saturday. The program highlights Ohio State’s two touchdowns Notre Dame’s late rally and the dramatic final moments with closer views than the 80 000 spectators.
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Notre Dame
Ohio State
Columbus
Iowa
Pathe News
Theaters Lineup Featured Stars and Pics
The week’s cinema showcases announce Wheeler and Woolsey in The Rainmakers and Richard Dix with Madge Evans in Transatlantic Tunnel. Paramount presents The Crusades with Loretta Young and Henry Wilcoxon. State screens Fighting Youth with Charles Farrell and June Martel. Rialto offers Branded a Coward with Johnny Mack Brown and By Your Leave with Frank Morgan and Genevieve Tobin. Palace features The Whole Town’s Talking with Edward G Robinson and The Cowboy Millionaire with George O’Brien. Olympic runs Northern Frontier with Kermit Maynard and Eleanor Hunt and Party Wire with Jean Arthur and Victor Jory.
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Wheeler and Woolsey
Richard Dix
Madge Evans
Paramount
Loretta Young
Henry Wilcoxen
Charles Farrell
June Martel
Rialto
Johnny Mack Brown
Frank Morgan
Genevieve Tobin
Palace
Edward G. Robinson
George O'Brien
Harmless Looking Bomb Kills Two at Lima Barracks
In Lima Peru a sergeant and a soldier handling a bomb found near a military barracks were killed when the device exploded. The bomb had reportedly lain unused for years.
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Lima
Peru
Friday
Notice of Sale of Cedar Rapids Bank Real Estate
The Iowa State Bank receiver seeks authority to sell the real estate in Linn County Iowa the north half of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter section 18 township 8 north range 6 west of the 5th p.m. to Herman Pieper for 225 dollars in cash. The hearing is set for November 15 1995 at the Cedar Rapids courthouse.
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Tina
Kenwood Barings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Ows
Enwood Sayings Bank
Iowa
District Court of
Linn County
D. W. Bates
State of Iowa
Renwood Savings Bank
Herman Hieper
Sth BP. M
Herman Eper
Irnn County
Crusades film reviewed in true DeMille style
Cecil DeMille presents The Crusades at Paramount, showing pageantry from England to Jerusalem. Knights clash with Saracens at Acre, Saladin questions Richard’s faith, and Berengaria’s sacrifice is drawn out while pageantry closes the feature. Pluto and Mickey Mouse appear on the bill with other items.
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Cecil DeMille
Paramount Theater
DeMille
England
Jerusalem
Hollywood
Acre
Allah
Europe
Saladin
Berengaria
Navarre
Richard
Ian Keith
Henry Wilcoxson
Loretta Young
Alan Hale
Blondel
Christendom
C. Aubrey Smith
C. Henry Gordon
Phillip
France
Mickey Mouse
Pluto
Paramount News
Ohio State
Car Crashes Bridge Rail Falls Onto Street Car Roof
A car vaulted over a bridge rail in New York and landed on the roof of a street car, then rolled to the street 37 feet below. The two boys and a girl escaped with only minor injuries after the terrifying moment.
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New York
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