Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1935

Page

21

Roosevelts Reciprocal Trade Pact With Canada Signed In Washington

The Canadian American reciprocal trade treaty was signed in Washington on Friday amid guarded publicity. Observers note potential American loss of tariff concessions, while Canadian Premier King may have secured favorable terms. Monday's public release will reveal if Hull’s optimism masks a net gain for the United States or a shift in policy.

Canada Roosevelt Washington Uncle Sam United States King Jjull Hull Mr. King

Metred parking plan sparks Cedar Rapids debate

City decision to drop the meters issue wins praise from backers of common sense amid downtown parking concerns. Critics question novelty and effectiveness arguing chalking, tagging, and patrols already enforce limits. proposed fees for meter owners to demonstrate the system drew mixed reaction.

Cedar Rapids

Conservatives Win Big as League Backing Bolsters Victory

A British election outcome shows the Conservative government securing a large majority backed by popular support for League of Nations policy. The Labour opposition urged stronger league ties while the Liberals and Irish nationalists trailed, reflecting wartime national sentiment and caution over nationalist fervor.

League of Nations Baldwin Jabor League Lloyd George Birmingham Josephite Sup Ptt Fod Te Esme

British party fortunes from 1906 to 1933

The excerpt traces shifts in UK politics across multiple elections. Conservatives peak in 1906 with 157 seats, Liberals dominate early 20th century, wartime coalitions under Lloyd George, postwar realignments, Labour gains, and eventual Conservative leadership return. It highlights party seat tallies and outcomes through 1933.

Untitled Opinion Collage Warns Against Overreacting

A 1935 column critiques melodramatic mindsets and political rhetoric. It mocks obsession with minor misfortunes and highlights stress in modern life, urging a lighter heart and balanced view of world events. It catalogues quotes on Americanism, Roosevelt, and public figures with satirical tone.

Morning at 5 A.M. a moment of dawn and memory

The piece meditates on the early hour between four and five in the morning as a liminal time when life pauses and a city shifts from night to day. It describes sensory details of light, sounds, and a fleeting memory of a dancing girl in a Marseilles cabaret that lingers with the travelers.

York Marseilles

Odd Mire on Good Old Days and New York’s Golden Nightlife

Vivid reminiscence traces bustling late 19th and early 20th century New York scenes. Mentions Monte Carlo club, Broadway, rue de Lappe, Bernhardt, Lillian Russell, and theater life. References to figures like Jack Anderson, Fred Stone, Ray Long, Jim Quirk, Edgar Wallace, and Tony Faust. An evocative portrait of nightlife, theaters, press offices, and social spots across Herald Square and Park Row.

Monte Carlo Sporting Club Chicago Dick Griner Liverpool Rue de Lappe Bernhardt Palace Jack Anderson Old Evening Mail Fred Stone The Globe Ray Long Jim Quirk Edgar Wallace Metropolitan Wallace Stairway To Paradise Montague Glass Tony Faust St. Louis Lillian Russell Weber Fields Doe Perry Haven Park Row Don Clarke Frank O’malley Joe O'Neill Hammerstein Don the Talking Dog Stokes Sally Charlie van Lonan Herald Square Siegel and Cooper's Winter Garden Ansonia the Pekin Vincent Lopez Nola

Evening Radio Schedule Snippet With Multiple Orchestras

Readable fragments show a dense radio schedule listing programs, hosts, and orchestras across NBC CBS WABC WJZ WIZ WEAF and more. Notable names include Harold Stern Abe Lyman Ray Block Tammy Tucker John Augustine and Herbert Hoover mentioned in passing.

Emer Layéden CBS Andy Kerr NBC Weaf Kyw Wow Popeye the Sailor Weaf Wo Wow WIZ Chain Message of Israel WIZ Mameton Institute Singers Weaf Chain Weaf Holman — Slaters WCCO Harold Stern WEAP Abe Lyman Orth CBE WABC Wsebm Woo NBO WJZ Chain Ray Oble Orch BS Bosing Orch Herble Ez ‘Orch Wabc Fready Martin Orch Tommy Harris MBO WIZ Billy Lesser Orch Tammy Tucker Orch Wjz Lyons Orch WEAF Brettine Youte Wee Frere Nelhour Orch WBBM Woc Pageant of Youth Wz Chain Tenreo Chalr Symphony Orch Unt. of Chicago Round Table Romeny Trail Ed McConnell CBB WABCO WHBM KMOX Seymour Echoes of New York NHC Alexander Woollcott Woco Jack Benoy WJZ WAT WEB Robert L. Ripley WGST Walter Winchell Frank Pur Wasak Kingorch Wabc Symphony Arch Seth Parker Nbq WJ7 Chain Ray Heatherton Therenale Rich Orch Jerl Hoff Orch WEAVP Reans Madrinuera Orch Twin Cities Ie “Bryant Orch George Olsen Orch Weem and Dalley Orch WABO Lae Eerle Garleon Orch Bammy Kaye Orch Far Einen Orch

The Good Old Days on Fifth Avenue Prologue

A reflective piece recalls Fifth Avenue signs bare of shops above Forty six street and Mrs Belmont passing in a grand coach. It laments a vanished era of pomp and prosperity with praise for Washington and Jefferson and a belief that better days may not return for future generations.

Fifth Avenue Forty-sixth Street Washington Jefferson

Mayor Elect in Philadelphia Seeks Salary Cuts

Mayor elect S. Davis Wilson asked City Council to reduce the mayor's pay from 18 000 to 15 000 dollars annually and cut department director salaries from 12 000 to 10 000. The director of city architecture already dropped to 1 dollar a year.

Philadelphia Mayorelect S. Davis Wilson Council

Des Moines Brick Buyer Faces Tax Evasion Charges

Des Moines resident Joe Baker and accomplice John Romero posted bond after pleading not guilty to possession of untaxed alcohol. They previously swore warrants against two Cedar Rapids men who allegedly sold them a load of bricks mislabeled as alcohol for 472 dollars.

Des Moines Joe Baker Baker John Romero Albert Ellett Cedar Rapids

Strait of Messina incident and political notes from 1936

Report details Italian destroyers stopping a British merchant ship in the Strait of Messina finding nothing and releasing it. The item also surveys White House budget talk, political maneuvers, and various economic and federal actions shaping during the 1936 period.

Ashington Strait of Messina Rome United States Emil Hurja Jim Farley Democratic National Committee Manila National Committee Philippines

King’s Wife Answer to Previous Puzzle

The puzzle list hints at a crossword style theme with multiple clues for horizontal and vertical entries. Answers likely involve historical figures, common nouns, and wordplay tied to a king’s wife and related terms.

Indictment of Illinois County Clerk Over Shortage

Albion F. Delander former Will County clerk is indicted on three counts for an 18683 shortage in his accounts. A Republican who served twelve years until November 1934 the shortage was found in an audit ordered by his successor.

Harry Hopkin Consumers’ Guide Consumers’ Division The AAA Henry Wallace U.S Woodrow Wilson Treasury Federal Reserve Banks Atlas Corporation SEC Internal Revenue Bureau Democratic Digest Marion Glass Banister Bill Green Auto Workers Automotive Industrial Workers of America Matt Smith Mechanics Educational Society

Possession by Edgar A. Guest

Poem showing a rich man’s garden and a winding vine that defies ownership. The speaker notes how the wisteria and flowers spill beyond the wall, pleasing passers by, suggesting beauty belongs to all, not to wealth or possession.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chamberlain Labor House of Lords Asquith Germany MacDonald Great Britain Liberal Party Ear Louise Japan GO. P Prt George Clark Africa Broadway Metropolis Victor Retchert Weeco Johnny Atcustine Wabco Woc Wales x the People Weaf Who WIZ Chain of Leviton Amble Weaf Philharmente Gaphong N.Y WABGO WGBT Ronan Lindsay Los Angeles Abe Lyman Abe Lyman rch. (CBS) WAC WCCO_KMOX. Jack Fulton, tenor (NHC Jack Philk Ron Becker Chein Bon Agee WFAPF Jane Coburn Ata EMOX ABC Drew Pearson Robert 8 Allen White House J. P. Morgan and Company Senate Federal Reserve System New Reserve Board Board of Governors Securties and Exchange Commission Congress Agriculture Department Securities and Exchange Commission Daily Mail West Virginia Vicechairman John Hamilton Republican National Committee Hamilton Terest Earl J. Christenberry Huey Long Christenberry Dr. Townsend American Progress Pure Food and Drug Administration Shelby Creamery Company Shelby N. C CCC Bilbo Mississippi Henry VY Homer Illinois Edgar A Guest Wisteria
Search Courier

Search the Cedar Rapids Gazette Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Cedar Rapids Gazette?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication