Court House News Mixed Civil and Divorce Proceedings
Court records show Linn County case on 4 October docket with Jehuson seeking divorce from Rox Ti Jacobson on cruel treatment, and Emma Hora vs Har Alexander C. Hara for fraud and other actions. Witnesses include Francis Dickson. receivers and banks involved in intervention and ongoing litigation.
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Linn
Sarna
Jehuson
Jacobson
Ege
Reine
Jacobsnes
Lil Ae
Il Duce Hurls More Troops Into Africa
Fragmented wartime dispatch describes Mussolini pressing troops into Africa amid stalled non intervention talks. Diplomats debate withdrawal plans as Britain France and the Soviet Union weigh risky moves toward averting wider conflict.
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IL Duce
Africa
Drunk Drivers See Lenient Treatment in Linn County
A Linn county records review covering July 1935 to June 1937 shows more suspensions and leniency for drunk driving than the previous year. Courts largely imposed minimum fines of 300 dollars with many suspensions and modified jail terms, while prosecutions noted inconsistent juror standards and questions over intoxication definitions.
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Linn County Gastrideau
Sateen
Jair
Reuio
Tso
Disuct
Thornton
Ctlurney
Trompson
Judge Ring Urges Students To Help In War On Crime
Judge H C Ring of the Cedar Gorge appeals to Mount Vernon Wilton and area students to join the war on crime. He urges college students to participate in community efforts and cooperate with law enforcement to reduce violence and improve safety.
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Judge Ring
Mount Vernon
Wilton
Veteran of 63 Years Railroad Service Dies at Marion
Edward McGuire 81 longtime Milwaukee railroad employee died at 4 p m Saturday at 905 Fifth avenue Marion after a brief heart illness Funeral arrangements have not been announced
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Marion
Edward McGuire
Milwaukee Railroad
Fifth Avenue
Manon
Judge Rings View On Crime Raises Alarm At Chapel
Judge Ring warned crime is pervasive in the United States with a crime every twenty seconds and a murder every forty five minutes. He cited a 4 300 000 criminal army and 13 000 000 yearly crimes costing about ten dollars per person monthly. He urged students to become local influencers and suggested courses in civis and domestic relations to curb crime and divorce.
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Judge Ring
United States
America
Citizensf P
Labor Heads Ponder Success of Parley
The AFL agreed to meet J L Lewis led CIO for a peace conference in Washington Oct 25. AFL leaders, while not optimistic, see possible unity of nearly 7 000 000 workers for higher pay shorter hours and better conditions. If successful Lewis could dominate the federation and officials across the country would gain from a united labor front against employers.
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Denver
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
CIO
Organized Labor
Washington, D. C
F. of L
William Green
A. F of L
U. F of L
Lewis
Rocevelt
United Labor
Charge Of Drunk Driving Filed As Motorist Hits Car
Frank Drakos aged 37 of 1301 First Street SE was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a 6 30 pm Saturday collision that left a car owned by George Fosnacht at 1339 I Avenue NE damaged and Drakos allegedly driving on the left side of the street. Accompanying him was John Blazer aged 73 of 1117 Third Street SE charged with intoxication.
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Frank Drakos
First Street SE
George Fosnacht
I Avenue NE
Drahos
John Blazer
Third Street SE
CIO Recedes on Peace Conference Talks With AFL
The Committee for Industrial Organization adopted a give and take stance on procedures for the peace conference with the American Federation of Labor nine days away. It said it would enter discussions with or without commitments but would not compromise its basic principles, signaling a shift from insisting unity requires AFL gains.
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Atlantic City
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
Labor Organization
CIO
Killer Youth 10 to Be Flown Back to Maine
The South Paris community faced two tasks a double funeral for Dr John G Littlefield and his wife Lydia and a speedily arranged trial for their slayer Paul Dwyer 18 a part time chauffeur. Dwyer confessed to bludgeoning and strangling the couple in North Arlington New Jersey and will likely be returned to Maine to stand trial before Superior Court Judge George L Emery on November 2 if convicted of first degree murder he faces life imprisonment.
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Paris
Doc Linlefield
Paul Dwyer
Paul Hill
John G Littlefield
Lydia
Doc’ Littlefield
Paul
Jessie Dwyer
Long
Hebron Sanitarium
North Arlington
Dwver
South Paris
New Jersey
Superor
George L. Emery
Maquoketa Businessman C D Krepps Sr Dies at 67
C D Krepps Sr 67 a prominent Maquoketa business man died Saturday at 8 p m in a local hospital after years of ill health He was known in Iowa as a salesman for the Rotschild and Keith Brothers hat companies In 1924 he bought Gersler Clothing and later the Krumische Clothing store with his son Cr Krepps Jr now in New York City Surviving are his widow former Alice Anderson and one son Several siblings live in Uniontown Pa He is a brother in law of Mrs Joe Large of Grinnell The body was taken to Harrison Funeral Home arrangements pending.
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Maquoketa
D. Krepps
Krepps
Iowa
Rotschild Hat Company
Keith Brothers Hat Company
Gersler Clothing Company
Krumische
Cr. Krepps
Blue Lodge
Knight Templar
Congregational Church
Alice Anderson
Ore
C D Krepps Jr
New York City
Uniontown
Joe Large
Grinnell
Harrison Funeral Home
Pettis and Clifford Brothers Involved in Public Fight
Police intervened in a street fight between Russell Pettis age 22 of 724 First Avenue FE and Clifford Pettis age 31 of 211 B Avenue NN. They fought at 7 30 p m Saturday in front of 615 Second Street NW after drinking and were jailed for intoxication.
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Pettis
Russell
First Avenue FE
Clfford
Avenue Nn
Second Street NW
Son Of Mussolini Sails For Home
In New York 21-year-old Vuitiero Mussolini son of Premier Benito Mussolini sailed home aboard the Rex guarded by detectives. He wore a grey suit and light red tie and left the dock seven hours before sailing time to avoid anti fascist demonstrations.
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New York
Vuitiero Mussolini
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Rex the Husky
J] Duce
Kalona Class Confirmed at Holy Trinity Church
A class of thirty eight from Kalona received the sacrament at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Richmond on Thursday. Names include Jean Fry Mary Grady and Richard Kelley among those confirmed by Rt Rev Bishop Henry P Rohlman of Davenport.
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Kalona
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Richmond
Henry P Rohlman
Davenport
Jean Fry
Mary Pellets Grady
Richard Keley
Various Fraternal Meetings and Local Notices
Community briefs list lodge meetings for Star of the West K P Cedar Rapids and Maine lodge Old Fellows Foresters of America and I O O F plus a card party at Moose hall and a picnic masquerade in Ben Hur hall A marriage license was issued to Travers Frank Cramer and Mary Kelly and a report error noted in Friday's Gazette.
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Townsend Clubs
Ben Hur Hall
Maine Lodge
Mine Hall
First Ave. Ene
Linn County
Travers Frank Cramer
Cedar Rapids
Mary Kelly
Hopkinton
Carpenters to Hear Leader From Washington DC
J W Williams president of the building trades department Washington DC will address members of Carpenters Local No 308 at a special meeting in Le bor temple Monday at 8 p m.
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Bnocklayers Local No. 1
Moose Hall
Carpenters
J W Whilliams
Building Trades Department
Washington, D. C
Carpenters Local No. 308
Lebor Temple
Cedar Rapids Saengerbund birthday party at Ben Hur hall
The Cedar Rapids Saengerbund hosts a birthday party on Monday at Ben Hur hall. Families of members are invited and the affair begins at 7 30 p m.
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Cedar Rapids Saengerbund
Ben Hur Hall
Reception for Rev A Johnson at Mount Zion Baptist Church
A Monday evening reception will honor Rev A Johnson new pastor at Mount Zion Baptist Church. Music by Mount Zion Bethel A M E choirs and girls quartet. Invocations by Rev S J Caulder and welcomes from church leaders. Notable participants include W A Brown Mrs Birdie Gerton Rev Ward Mrs Julia Reed Dr W A Beshears Powell Gibson and Mrs Hettie Green. Mrs Nina Miller will sing solo and W A Brown with F Laurence Baker perform a duet.
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Aount Zion Baptist Church
A. Johnson
Mount Zion
Bethel A. M. E
S.J Caulder
W .A. Brown
Birdie Gerston
Mr. Ward
Allance
Julia Reed
Bethel A
R Joyce
W. A. Beshears
Mer
Powell Gibson
Hettie Green
Johnson
Nina Miller
W. A. Brown
Laurence Baker
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