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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1935

Page

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League finds Italy guilty of war against Ethiopia

The League of Nations council ruled Italy violated the covenant by waging war on Ethiopia, making sanctions mandatory. The decision, the first against a great power for war, moves to the urgent assembly session Wednesday to form a coordinating sanctions plan and set timing.

Geneva Council For the League of Nations Italy Ethiopia League Assembly Baron Pompeo Aloisi Committee of Six Ruiz Guinazu Argentina England Council Great Britain Australia Chile Denmark Ecuador Spain France Poland Portugal Romania Turkey Soviet Russia Committee of 51x

Cedar Rapids Temperatures Rise After Light Rain

Cedar Rapids saw a warming trend Monday with temperatures climbing from 33 at 7 a.m. to 40 by 9 a.m following a 28 a.m. low. The day peaked at 53 at 1:15 p.m under a clear sky, with a 52 reading at 2:45 p.m and a Sunday low of 23 at 7 a.m.

Cedar Rapids The Mercury

Tigers Win Series

Detroit Tigers win the World Series by defeating the Chicago Cubs 4 to 3 in game six at Detroit. Alan Gould provides a colorful recap and offers a complete play by play and box score in this issue's sports pages.

Detroit Tigers Chicago Cubs Detroi Mondas Alan Gould

Italians fortify Aduwa line as air raids feared

Italian forces under Mussolini pressed near Aduwa Aduwa and Adigrat after rapid advances. American intervention sought by eight nations to prevent air raids on Addis Ababa and Diredawa. envoys sent telegrams to Washington. News of fall of Aduwa and Adigrat reported with no resistance and a note that Italy has not yet begun to fight.

Addis Ababa INS Diredawa Adawa Mussolini Ali Y Addis” Ababa Cornelius van H. Engert Washington Aduwa Adigrat League Geneva

Wreck believed the Lusitania charted

The Orphir salvage ship located a 600 foot wreck about ten miles off Old Head of Kinsale in fifty two fathoms of water. Echo sounding at 1 56 p m Greenwich time indicated the find likely to be the Lusitania. Diver Jim Jarraett would identify the vessel by Monday in his diving suit.

United Feature Syndicate, Inc DY Gilbert McAllister Roosevelt Old Head Kinsale Turner Lusitania Jim Jarraett Iron Man Orphir Greenwich New York Henry Russell Irish Echo Sounder

Cause Of Plane Crash Killing 1215 Unknown

Twelve occupants perished when a United Airlines twin motored airliner struck a hillside near Cheyenne. No signs of motor failure or fire were found as investigators searched wreckage and a missing Standard Oil airship remained elusive. Names of victims include Leona Mason and H A Collison among others. Continued on Page 2 Col 3.

Cheyenne Wyo Leona Mason Salt Lake United Air Lines Crow Creek Valley Here H. A Collison Salt Lake City Oakland Calif New York George Batty Denver Juliet Hillman Pittsburgh Pasocialite Charles H. Matthews, Jr Mellon Coralyn Cathcart Portland Ore Ray Bane Greeley Colo Washing Machine Company John F. Cushing Evanston Ill Great Lakes G. H. Miner Chicago Game Board Company Vincent Butler San Francisco Helen Warren Chicago Robert H. Renehome Walter B. Crandall

Faith versus fact in belief and the hope for a humane order

A reader asks about living by facts and faith. The column argues faith moves from belief to action amid unresolved questions about Everest, disease, and God. It states faith enables risk, drives leaps toward a just social order despite unknowns.

Mallory Everest

U S Citizens Told to Avoid Warring Ships

Washington officials believed Roosevelt had moved to neutralize the Ethiopia Italy crisis. He declared a state of war exists between Italy and Ethiopia, banned arms shipments from the United States to either side, urged Americans to avoid belligerent ships, and warned trade would be at their own risk without U S protection.

Washington Roosevelt Europe Italy United States Ethiopia

Iowan Killed As Car Hits Truck Near Sloan

NE Uptegrove, 58 year old Onawa insurance man, died when his car crashed into a truck on highway 75 one and a half miles south of Sloan Iowa. Dounder of Whiting and Guy M Bone steel of Council Bluffs were uninjured. An inquest was held Monday night. Surviving Uptegrove are his widow and two daughters.

Onawa N E. Uptegrove Sloan Here Dounder Whiting Guy M. Bonesteel Council] Bluffs Uptegrove

Polk Grand Jury Resumes Probe Of Liquor Seal Case

Des Moines grand jury reopens its investigation into contraband liquor seals. Witnesses include Ellabella Foy, Griff Reese, Frank Cardamon, and R G Schulze with others subpoenaed. Testimony links buying back and distributing seals to bootleggers and mentions a former liquor commission employee killed last summer.

Polk Grand Jury DES Moines INS Frank Cardamon Ellabella Foy Mike Mercurio Bernard E. Manley Griff Reese Miss Foy Mercurio Manley Cardamon R. G. Schulze Tommy Lundy J. F. Bellivine Rich Anderson Anderson Liquor Commission William Zelinsky Clyde Herring Lundy Bellivine

New Orleans Lt Gov James A Noe Withdraws From Gubernatorial Race

New Orleans Louisiana Lt Gov James A Noe of Monroe announces withdrawal from the governor race in the January primary. A Huey Long ally who split with Gov O K Allen he says he will run for re election to the state senate from Ouachita and Jackson parishes on the administration ticket.

New Orleans James A. ,Noe Monroe Noe Huey P. Long O. K. Allen Senate Ouachita Jackson Parishes

Insurance Deputy Testifies At Trial In Des Moines Case

The trial of B H Hellen of Des Moines, secretary of Your Friends Aid association, opened with Maurice V Pew, deputy state insurance commissioner, testifying that Hellen volunteered at the state office on Aug 12. Pew said the group lacked a certificate and claimed 1300 members with no losses in two years. Cedar Rapids Gazette reporter John W Henderson also testified about operations including the chain letter feature.

B.H. Hellen Des Moines Your Friends Aid Association H. C. Ring Maurice V. Pew Hellen Pew Ray Murphy Insurance Commissioner G. K. Thompson State Insurance Commission Iowa Your Friends Said Association John W. Henderson Cedar Rapids Gazette Henderson Your Friends Aid Cedar Rapids E. J Dahms C E. Beeman William Guys Katherine Kent Kathryn Dunshee Mae S. Hall R. F Dresher Maude Butler E L. Nezerka Stan Lubbock Perry Knapp Cedar Rapies William Mathis Marion Sherman Hudson Walker

Milk strike pauses as 30 day truce tentatively agreed

Chicago leaders from Pure Milk Association and Associated Milk Dealers along with strikers and Gov. Horner tentatively agreed to a 30 day truce. A commission will be appointed to study the whole milk strike and prevent recur rences while seeking to end the embargo and stabilize marketing. Violence cessation was pledged for 24 hours.

Chicago Te Pure Milk Association Associated Milk Dealers, Inc Henry Horner Horner xuWe

Officer Killed Mechanic Burned In Plane Crash

A U S Marine Corps lieutenant colonel died and a mechanic sustained severe burns when their plane crashed on takeoff at Lordsburg New Mexico. The pilot Lieut Col J E Davis died in the fire and mechanic I M Owen was thrown clear as the craft struck an old railroad grade.

Lordsburg N. M U. S. Marine Corps J. E. Davis I. M. Owen Joe Botzko San Diego el Ae

Kansas Utility Drops Supreme Court Suit

The Kansas Utilities company withdrew a challenge to a section of the Industrial Recovery Act, alleging PWA funds to municipalities for electric plants. The firm had fought the act after a $45,300,300 donation to Burlington, Kansas, and had lost in Kansas state courts. The withdrawal offered no explanation.

Washington Supreme Court Kansas Utilities Company PWA Burlington Kansas

Labor Group Seeks NRA Successor Prospect

The American Federation of Labor executive council at its fifty fifth annual convention in Atlantic City New Jersey proposed a successor to the NRA and urged studying recovery legislation before deciding a future course rather than endorsing a constitutional amendment.

Atlantic City N. J American Federation of Labor NRA

Reunited After Seventeen Years in Chicago

Mrs Irene Ralph and her daughters Mary and Bernice Ryan were reunited in Chicago after seventeen years apart. Irene had searched since their father J L Ryan took them away in 1918 and found them in Waterloo Iowa.

Chicago Irene Ralph Mary Bernice Ryan Ralph Waterloo J. L. Ryan

Hearing Opens On Graft Indictments In Woodbury County

Eighteen people indicted in Woodbury county graft case face district court motions challenging indictments. Judge Earl Peters opened the hearing as defendants seek bias and improper grand jury conduct, while special prosecutor Havner faces motions to strike affidavits and set aside conspiracy charges.

Sioux City Woodbury County Earl Peters Jack Kennedy Clyde E. Mayer Mayer H. M. Havner Court House Maley Gagen C. F. Lytle Sioux Verne Marshall F ‘Cedar Rapids Lynn geLytle Marshall Geil Havner Gaogen Ray Harrison Des Moines Lou Salinger Harrison Salinger Woodbury Lytle

Kidnapped Woman Testifies At Trial In Louisville Case

Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll, Louisville society matron, testified in federal court about her six day kidnapping for a $50,000 ransom. She identified a photo as her abductor and described the beating with an iron pipe and threats to her life. The trial names Mrs. Thomas H. Robinson Jr. and Thomas H. Robinson Sr. as defendants.

Louisville (Ap Alice Speed Stoll Louisville Thomas H. Robinson, Jr Thomas H. Robinson Stoll Jack Norman Nashville

Explosion at Paint Works Kills Eight. Dozens Injured

A massive blast at Glidden Soya Products on North Laramie avenue Chicago killed at least eight workers and injured about thirty. Debris showered a wide area while crews cut twisted steel girders to search the wreckage, with fatalities possibly rising to twenty. Fire officials estimate damages at least half a million dollars and say a dust or gas buildup likely caused the disaster. Evidence pointed to the plant as the source of the explosion and a fire quickly followed, later subdued by firefighting efforts.

Chicago Michael Corrigan Glidden Soya Products Company Laramie Avenue

Zenge Lawyers Plan Technical Defense

CHICAGO AP The Illinois law allowing irresistible impulse as a murder defense may be invoked by Mandeville V. Zenge who is charged in the emasculation slaying of rival Dr. Walter J. Bauer after Bauer wed Zenge's sweetheart.

Chicago Illinois Mandeville Zenge Walter J. Bauer Bauer

Cedar Rapids Auto Toll for 1935

A Cedar Rapids toll for autos in 1935 records the number of accidents injuries and deaths. The brief notes traffic incidents and toll outcomes reflect city transportation concerns and public safety trends.

Cedar Rapids

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