Terzo Takes Stand In Own Defense In Iowa Trial
Vincent Cerame Terzo, 45, of Brooklyn, testifies in district court that he acted for his stepfather with power of attorney when negotiating for an apartment house site and materials tied to a Nov 25 1921 fire. He denies telling Cedar Rapids people his name was Vincent Cerame and says local dealings were in Cerame’s name.
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Vincent Cerame Terzo
Brooklyn
Terzo
Vincent Cerame
Chicago
Ter 3
G. K. Thompson
H.C. Ring
N Street West
Cedar Rapids
Cerame
Clinton
Ilinois
Sergt. George Schupolsky
Chicago Police Department
Thompson
St. Louis Avenue
Vincent Terzo
Hemroid internal remedy promises fast relief for piles
May Drug Co. advertises Dr. J. Leonhardt's Hemroid internal medicine to end itching bleeding and protruding piles in one bottle. It claims rapid action in stubborn cases healing and restoring affected parts while removing blood congestion. The ad guarantees results or money back.
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Dr. J
Leonhardt
May Drug Co
Will Rogers on diplomacy and mockery of arms
In a humorous CODA, Will Rogers mocks diplomacy and arms while noting an Argentine president’s goodwill visit to Brazil aboard an Argentine battleship greeted by Brazilian cruisers and fighter planes. He jokes about disguising weapons and the banality of speeches at banquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganette
Santa Monica
Calif
Brasil
Will
Terzo Denies Bad Checks and Explains Movements
Terzo testified that his total investment in the completed building would be 16170 dollars and he sought an 11000 dollar loan that never closed. He denied writing bad checks to workers as a witness claimed. He said he left Sergi and fled Chicago to New York to raise a 500 dollar fee and later disappeared while on bond as Linn County officials prepared to remand him.
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Terzo
Sergi
George Schupolsky
Chicago
Illinois
Linn County
New York
City briefs and personals note local events and incidents
A mix of short notices covers local suppers church events and a couple of legal incidents. Fred Westerfield and Fred Clymer each paid fines for intoxication, John R. Condon received a suspended sentence after a Sunday arrest, and a group of five Cedar Rapids area officers were assigned to Fort Snelling for a two week active duty period starting Oct 15. An eye ear nose and throat doctor moved to 203 Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and a district optometrists dinner meeting was set for Wednesday at Hotel Roosevelt with Dr J C Landenberger in charge.
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R. J. Stephen
M. D
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank
Iowa State Association of Optometrists
Hotel Rooseveltt
J. OC. Landenberger
349Th Infantry
Cedar Rapids
Fort Snelling
Ronald W. Cameron
Waterloo
Russell H. Nies
Charles City
Paul E. Vermillion
Harold L. Watson
Plainfield
Fred R. Woodward
Dubuque
Cycle And Auto Hill Climb Meet Here Next Sunday
An automobile and motorcycle hill climbing contest will be held next Sunday on the Berry farm six miles east of Cedar Rapids on the Lincoln highway half a mile south. A new hill promises keen competition with entries from Waterloo Des Moines Town City and locals. Al Strauss will pit his Ford V-8 against any car. Entries drop at Cliff's motorcycle shop 130 E Avenue NW. Starts 2 30 pm. Admission 35 cents. children under 12 free. Parking available.
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Berry Farm
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Des Moines
Town City
al Strauss
Cliff
E Avenue NW
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A poetic reflection on guilt and fear after a man implicates himself in a fatal act. The speaker recalls leading the victim to a doomed end and now is haunted by the dead man’s judgment in life and after.
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Edgar A. Guest
Yergan Reports on Y M C A Work in South Africa
Max Yergan of Alice South Africa and secretary of the South African Y M C A outlines in Cedar Rapids the racial problem in Africa. He cites about ten million natives under one and a half million Europeans and praises Y M C A efforts including rural associations and agricultural training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Mr. Yergan
Africa
Spingaren Medal Awarded For Distinguished Service
This year the Spingaren medal was awarded, granted annually to a Black recipient for distinguished service to his race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spingaren
Gazette Plane Second In 15 Mile Race At Air Circus
The Stinson Junior plane finished second in a 15 mile race linked to an air show at Moline Municipal Airport. Five thousand spectators attended as Moline voters approved 80 000 bonds to fund municipal airport ownership. John Bolson won, Bob Strait placed third, Dan Hunter made a dead stick landing, and Bill Bales performed two delayed parachute jumps.
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Gazette Stinson
Moline
Moline Junior Chamber of Commerce
John Bolson
Bob Strait
Cedar Rapids
Dan Hunter
Gazette
Bill Bales
Dixon
Lottery Defendants Lose Appeal in Moose Lottery Case
Conrad R. Mann Bernard C McGuire and Frank E Hering lost their appeals to the Supreme Court in the Moose lottery case tied to Senator James J Davis of Pennsylvania. Mann received 15 months and a $10000 fine McGuire one year and a day plus $10000 Hering four months and $3000 fine. Conviction reversed on one count. Davis seeks a separate trial in New York.
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Washington
INS
Conrad R. Mann
Bernard C. McQilie
Frank FE
Hering
New York
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Mann
McGuire
Davis
Whelan Delivers Huckins to Milwaukee After Chicago Trip
United States deputy marshal R. L. Whelan returned from Chicago where he spent a day at A Century of Progress after delivering Elmer Huckins to federal officers in Milwaukee. Huckins and his son, the late George Huckins, were involved in an alleged get rich quick scheme.
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R. L. Whelan
United States
Chicago
Elmer 8
Huckins
Milwaukee
George 8. Huckins
Campagna Death Seen As Self Inflicted
Cedar Rapids coroner reports no inquest into Tony Campagna’s self inflicted death at his dine and dance venue on Second Avenue SE. He had been ill and despondent. funeral at Immaculate Conception Church with burial at Mount Calvary. Campagna survived by wife Lena two sons Joseph and August and several relatives. Knights of Columbus to recite rosary at his home Monday.
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R. A. Vorpahl
Tony Campagna
Campagna
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Tobacco Company
Chicago
Independence
Cederg Rapids
Immaculate Conception Church
J. J. Toomey
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Fourth Avenue
Lena
Joseph
August
Fred
T. M. Campagna
Berwyn
Ill
Oscar Swanson
Winifred
Rose Scolaro
Knights of Columbus
Wounded Pride Drives Woman to Lake Merritt Attempt
Miss Ella Schroeder a 57 year old pensioned Cleveland teacher tried to take her own life by entering Lake Merritt in Oakland California. A patrolman rescued her and a note on the bank said she learned her income in recent years came from her brother Albert O Schroeder Cleveland and not from an estate as she had believed.
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Oakland
Calif
Ella Schroeder
Cleveland
Lake Merrit
Albert O. Schroeder
Film Star Lyle Tal Suffered Skull Injury In Crash
Hollywood reports star Lyle Tal 26 in critical condition after his car struck a house. In a separate crash director W Dyke 44 collided with C Stewart 24 of Newport Beach. Stewart died and Van Dyke suffered severe bruising.
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Hollywood
Lyle Talbot
W. 8
van Dyke
C. L. Stewart
Newport Beach
Stewart
Heroine In Own Thriller After Leaving Theater
After a Marion movie, Miss Dorothy Olver’s car caught fire from a gasoline filled bucket left by thieves at the rear. She backed up, heard the rattle, and the exhaust ignited the gasoline. A tire and rear body were destroyed. she drove to a garage for help.
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Marion
Dorothy Olver
Fourth Street NW
Miss Olver
Arizona Jury Finds 2 Guilty Of Kidnapping
Prescott Arizona dispatch reports a jury of cattlemen and miners found James McGowan guilty of kidnapping Charles G Riebling an automobile dealer in the first abduction trial in northern Arizona McGowan and M J Stuta were also convicted of robbing Riebling and A L Owen of shoes trousers and an automobile after forcing them at pistol point to drive twenty three miles into the desert
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Prescott, Ariz
INS
James McGowan
Charles G. Riebling
Arizona
McGowan
M. J. Stuta
Riebling
A. L. Owen
Owen
Seven Injured In Five Traffic Accidents Near Cedar Rapids
Seven persons were injured in five automobile accidents from Sunday night to Monday morning near Cedar Rapids. A five-car pileup on Highway 30 west of Cedar Rapids injured several, including Mrs Catherine Clemens who suffered a skull fracture and pelvic fracture. The crash began when two girls passing a truck loaded with cord wood skidded into a ditch, prompting a chain of collisions as eastbound drivers tried to assist or avoid the wreck. Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon cited slippery pavement and poor visibility as factors. Mrs Clemens and her husband D P Clemens were traveling with five children when their car collided with Sherman Merriman’s vehicle at Keystone road intersection. Three other Sunday evening incidents caused minor injuries to others including a 13-year-old girl, Dorothy Geiger, and two pedestrians. Authorities reported the Green car sustained heavy damage and was towed. all involved were treated at local hospitals.
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Cedar Rapids
Catherine Clemens
LaBalle
William Vaughn
B Avenue NE
Arnold Jayne
C Avenue NW
Vaughn
H. B. Green
F Avenue NW
Green
St. Luke's Hospital
Roy Reif
Garrison
W. E. Burkhart
Dubuque
Relf
Charles Parry
Mr. Clemens
West Side
Third Street
Fifth Avenue
Allen Poyer
L Street
John A. Geiger
Washington Avenue SE
Dorothy Geiger
W. L. Lattner
B Avenue NW
Third Avenue
Kyle Mills
Eighteenth Avenue
Fourth Street
Lattner
Milla
A. Gibson
Tenth Street
F Avenue
Powell Gibson
Everett Williams
Second Avenue
Mother and six children die in Minnesota house fire
A mother Sadie Johnson 29 and her seven children aged seven months to nine years perished in a blaze that destroyed their Pequot home. A defective heater is suspected though the cause remains undetermined. Roy Johnson the father, an electrician at Breezy Point lodge, was at work at the time.
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Pequot, Minn
Sadie Johnson
Roland
Warren
Shirley
Keigh Leroy
Beverly Fayn
Elden Alfred
Roy Johnson
Breezy Point Lodge
Dodge Show-Down Plan Highlights Six Prices
Take home information on Dodge Six features and price list. Hydraulic brakes Safety-Steel body low frame and floating power engine mount advertise reliability and economy. Show-Down plan offers a free score card and no obligation to compare models like Coupe Sedan and Convertible. Prices range from 595 to 695 F. O. B. Factory Detroit.
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Dodge
Detroit
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Maywood
Lodi
N. J
North Western
B. R. Raymond
Raymond
G. 8. Lightner
David K. Cochrane
H. K. Lockwood
Cochrane
Iowa
Building and Loan Association
Will Rogers
Fred Westerfield
First Street
Fred Clymer
Bertram
First Baptist
First United Presbyterian Church
John R. Condon
Oelwein
Justice G
Lightner
Condon
Frontier Park
Joe Petrus
Jay Davis
Max Yergan
Alice
Yergan
Coe College
Cedar Rapids Ministerial Association
North Carolina
Shaw University
Raleight
N. C
Harmon Award
He’ Rae
Cuzette Blane
Whelan
Elmer Huckins
Willie Willis
Olven
Rll
Larry Condon
Blue Valley Products
Michigan
McKibben Motor Company, Incorporated
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