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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1932

Page

9

Minor party votes in Iowa total about 15000

Norman Thomas led nonmajor party presidential votes with 12 719, followed by Jacob Coxey 649 William Upshaw 1179 and William Moster 459. State totals show Hoover and party candidates with large margins, and a statewide vote count reaching about 7 262 for presidential and 597 416 for governor with various allocations for other offices.

DES Moines Iowa Associated Press Norman Thomas Socialist Party Jacob Coxey Farmer-Laborite William Upshaw William 2. Moster Hoover Fest McCrillis Harrop Hunter Ferring Soasts Herring Long Conard Baker Hammond Patton

Man Found Fatally Hurt On Highway In Davis City

Tom Baker a 65 year old man was found fatally injured on a highway near Davis City Iowa. He was struck by an automobile and died. Clarence McDaniel 23 of Lashoun was taken into custody as driver of the car and three companions suffered cuts and bruises. Sheriff J Leon Leeper Decatur county said Baker was walking in the road when hit and thrown against the windshield by the impact.

Davis City INS Tom Baker Baker Here Clarence McDaniel Lashoun McDaniel J. Leon Leeper Decatur County

McKeown Fails to Raise Bond Pending Appeal

Friends and relatives of Dr. Albert G. McKeown, convicted of killing his mother Rhoda McKeown in Muscatine Indiana, could not furnish 30000 bail to secure his release pending appeal before the state supreme court. He was sentenced to 12 to 20 years in the state penitentiary.

Seattle Albert G. McKeown Rhoda McKeown Muscatine State Supreme Court McKeown

Fingerprints Point Slain Bandit to Grinnell Man

Phoenix police announced that fingerprints identified the slain bandit as J. M. Hockenbury of Grinnell Ta with aliases. Kenneth Hockenbury an Nashville attorney was due to arrive late Saturday to identify the body and confirm kinship with the deceased, believed to be his brother Hackenbury.

Phoenix, Ariz Kenneth Hockenbury Nashville

George Hamann 79 Durant Resident Dies

Durant police report the death of George Hamann a well known resident aged 79 and father of George L Hamann assistant cashier at Union Savings Bank and Trust Davenport. He had been in failing health for a year and died Friday night in Durant.

Durant George Hamann George L. Hamann Union Savings Bank and Trust Company of Davenport Hamann

Blind teacher travels and teaches beyond sight

Adeline Taylor profiles Bess Eleanor Arthaud at the State School for the Blind in Vinton. The sightless educator travels, writes, teaches, and inspires her students, turning detours into paths to achievement while praising life, learning, and travel as powerful tools for growth.

Bess Arthaud Iowa State School For the Blind Vinton Bess Eleanor Arthaud Chareacter Montana Miss Arthaud

Expert Says Coin Murder Shell Not From Suspect Gun

Davenport AP. State attorneys cross examined Prof. J. H. Mathews ballistics expert as the trial of Louis Spridgen for the shotgun killing of Nick Coin neared its end. Prosecution challenged his findings on shells near the scene and their link to Spridgen's gun while defense fought limits on testimony. The court adjourned to Monday with a Tuesday jury verdict possible after closings and instructions.

Muscatine Spridgen’s

Four February Conferences For Iowa Teachers At Iowa U

Special to The Cazetts Iowa City Iowa extended education program will run four weekends in February at the University of Iowa drawing over 600 teachers. History teachers from Iowa high schools open Feb 3 4 followed by Latin and Greek Feb 10 11 English Feb 17 18 and modern languages Feb 24 25. The purpose is to help teachers keep current in their fields without expense.

Iowa City University of Iowa Iowa

Iowa City Agrees 12000 Dollar Water Bill Cut

Iowa City council after months of talks accepts a counter proposal from Iowa Water Service for a 12000 dollar reduction in the annual gross revenue of the utility. Earlier requests had sought 18000 and 14000 dollar cuts based on a city appraisal of the company’s property.

Iowa City Iowa Water Service Company

Ingleside Club Of Mount Vernon Golden Jubilee Event

Ingleside club of Mount Vernon celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with guest night in College hall. Founded 1885 as Mount Vernon Literary and Social Circle, the women’s group meets for cultural programs and welfare work, with two new members this fall.

Ingleside Club of Mount Vernon Ruth G. van Buren Ingleside Club College Hall Harriett J. Cooke Cornell College Mary F. Williams Mount Vernon Literary and Social Circle Inglenook Albion R. King Cornell Thomas Nicholson Bishop Nicholson Shakespeare W. H Norton Charles R. Keyes Nicholas Knight Horace Alden Miller

Vicki Baum to Speak At Cornell Thursday Night

German novelist Vicki Baum author of Grand Hotel will lecture at Cornell in Mount Vernon on Thursday at 8 PM Looking at Life She tours America this season and is active in German cultural life Her husband is Berlin State Opera conductor Richard Lert.

Manchuria Arthaud Jimmy James Potter America Panama Miss Arthaud Washington Cornell Mount Vernon Edward Hungerford Margaret Sangster Vicki Baum Cornell College Miss Baum Die Dame Germany Sophisticated Woman's Magazine Grunewald Berlin Vienna Helen Willfur Kringelein Lionel Barrymore Paviova Richard Lert Berlin State Opera

Iowa Lawyer Charged in Fraud Scheme in Des Moines

Des Moines attorney Theodore Wall is charged with conspiracy and bribing a public official in a scheme to defraud the state of 3200 dollars through fraudulent gasoline refund returns. Wall’s whereabouts are unknown, with warrants issued by investigators for the state treasurer. The informant says a treasurer’s office employee admitted unlawfully taking 1200 dollars.

DES Moines Theodore Wall Wall Ray Johnson Atate

Campaign expense reports filed in Des Moines

Des Moines AP notes candidates in the recent general election filed campaign expense reports with the secretary of state. Supreme court candidate John W. Kintzinger spent 313.40. State representative William R. Sheridan 128.10, Richard Van Egden 71.05, H. N. Hanson 60.70, George Angier 28.50, Frank Choate 62.64, Carl B. Stiger 122.55.

DES Moines Supreme Court John W. Kintzinger Dubuque William R. Sheridan Lee County Richard* van Egden Carroll County H. N. Hanson Winnebago County George 8. Angier Buena Vista County Frank W. Choate Mills County Carl B. Stiger Tama County

Beems Sentenced to Seven Years for Receiving Stolen Property

Fred Beems aged 65, who had recently been released from the Fort Madison prison, told Warden T. P. Hollowell he would return. On Saturday Judge H. J. Mantz sentenced him to seven years in prison on a charge of receiving stolen property.

Atlantic, Ia Fred Beems Fort Madison T. P. Hollowell

Study Cost of State Publications Meeting Set

A sub committee of the legislative interim tax reduction committee will analyze the cost of official Iowa publications in a meeting with the Iowa Press Association legislative committee on Monday. Secretary Ed R. Brown announced the plans for the gathering.

DES Moines Legislative Interim Iowa Press Association Ed R. Brown Tax Reduction Committee

Cronker Barber Shop Buys Corn For Haircuts

In Stuart Ta Cronker barber shop offered a haircut for two bushels of corn and a shave for a bushel and a half. The local town relies on farming communities with scarce cash and a bumper corn crop.

Stuart Cronker

Iowa Mother's Plea to Free Son From French Legion

An elderly Des Moines mother, Mrs. Mabel D. Bradsford, begs for help to win her son Orval Chenoweth from the French Foreign Legion so he can return home before she dies. Chenoweth, wounded and gassed with the American forces in the Argonne, now serves in Morocco.

Washington Iowa French Foreign’ Legion Ptate L. J. Dickinson Mabel” D. Bradsford Des Moines Orval Chenoweth Argonne Morocco Foreign Legion Bel Abbas Dickinson Bradsford John J. M. Mahon Soldiers Relief Commission

Cedar Rapids Oil Suits Over Gasoline Taxes

State officials filed seven gas tax suits against Iowa firms for $6136.95, seeking tax recovery on gasoline and related products. Petitions mailed to district clerks. J. J. Hess aided. total oil tax actions reach twenty. Defendants and amounts: Independent Oil Creston 1204.24. Wittman Humboldt 936.75. Western Clinton 1416.66. Tones Council Bluffs 934.62. Farmers Boone 464.43. Northwestern Cedar Rapids 703.63. Vegge DeWitt 476.64.

Des Moines Iowa J. J. Hess Council Bluffs John Fletcher Ray Johnson Independent Oil Company Creston Wittman Oil Company Humboldt Western Oil Company Clinton Tones Service Company Farmers Commission Company Boone Northwestern Oil Company Cedar Rapids Vegge Oil Company DeWitt

Iowa Bars Sale of 309 Bond and Stock Issues

Des Moines AP reports Iowa state securities department cancelled 290,596,373 in securities as unfit for sale between January 1, 1931, and October 1, 1932. Supt. Charles Fischer said 276 issues remain registered while 309 have been cancelled with 26,551,500 canceled in the last month.

DES Moines State Securities Department Iowa Supl Charles Fischer Department

Lawmakers Seek Repeal of Five Day Marriage License Law

In Des Moines Iowa legislators plan to repeal the five day marriage license requirement. Senator Clyde L. Topping will sponsor the repeal in the Senate and Alva Humeston plans to introduce a House bill. The measure, debated since the Forty-fourth General Assembly, required a five day wait before license issuance with limited exceptions.

Des Moines Iowa General Assembly Forty-fifth Assembly Associated Press House Senate Topping Clyde L. Topping Burlington Alva Humeston Wayne County Humeston Forty-fourth General Assembly George Clearman

Council Bluffs to Seek Scrip for Unemployment Relief

Alderman George Steinberg asks the Council Bluffs city council to authorize a 100000 dollar issue of low mood scrip to pay for unemployment relief. The scrip would be non bonded and repaid from city funds within four years, bearing interest only after 1936 at five percent, with merchants to accept it at face value.

Council Bluffs INS George Steinberg Steinberg

Auto accidents in Iowa claim 414 lives in ten months

Des Moines AP report shows Iowa accidents from Jan 1 to Nov 1 totaling 11,325 with 414 deaths and 7,094 injuries. The economic loss is estimated at $833,975,000 and 91 pedestrians were killed with 1,210 injured by autos in the period.

Des Moines Iowa State Motor Vehicle Department

Sues To Collect On Two Lost Mortgages

Special to The Gazette. Manc hester. Fred L. Darey, a well known retired farmer, sues Edward O. Wolcott, administrator of W. D. McIntosh estate, and heirs over two notes and mortgages. Darey alleges McIntosh gave him a $1,000 note on Jan 22, 1926 secured by a mortgage on lots 4 and 5 of the Iowa Land Company's addition to Manchester, the mortgage recorded but lost. he has a copy from county records. He also claims a $2,280 debt dated May 6, 1927 secured by a mortgage on lots 8, 9 and 10 in Manchester, recorded but the originals disappeared. He seeks a foreclosure decree.

Manchester Fred L. Darey Edward O. Wolcott W. D. McIntosh McIntosh Durey Iowa Land Company Darey Dus Rey

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Clark Kraschel Greenwalt Miller Fischer Storms Johnson Wegman Fletcher O'Connor Thornburg Murray Martin Conway Faville DeGraff Wagner Bliss Claussen Donegan Kintzinger Anderson Mitchell Utterback Grinnell Adeline Taylor Northwest New England Canada Bermuda Janet Africa Jane Cascade Harry Manternach Gene Cigrand Cascade Fire Department Rigby H. H. Freer Alice Fellows Rigby Kate Mason Hogle May Fairbanks General Federation of Women's Clubs Red Cross George B. Douglas Eva M. Blue Luella V. Ninde Cornell String Quartet Lucile Indra Lena Ruth Pinkerton Harold W. Baltz Francis German Helen Venn Cornell Conservatory of Music C. F. Littell Helen M. Cumming Nama Lathe Mark E. Hutchinson W. S. Ebersole H. J. Burgstahier Littell W. C. Keeler Alice Rigby Fairbanks Carl Stiger Son Cedar Rapids Oil Company
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