Clash Over City Market Time Limit and Bond Payments
City council discussions center on allowing the city market to stay open one more month with public safety department review after Mayor Stepanek and Commissioner Kruldenler clash over the measure. The meeting also approves bond payments totaling 22 514 21 to City Bank Farmers Trust and further sewer bond and bridge bond dues. A sanitary sewer project petition from property owners is noted for later action.
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Department of Public Safety
Stepanek
Kruldenler
Public Safety Commissioner
City Bank Farmers Trust Company
New York City
First Avenue Bridge
Star Darryl Horsfall Shines as Gangster in Broadway
Darryl Horsfall delivers an outstanding performance as the gangster villain Steve Crandall in the Community Players production of Broadway at McKinley auditorium. His portrayal, remarkable for a newcomer to the Little Theater Group, stands out among a star filled cast.
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Community Players
McKinley Auditorium
Steve Crandall
Darryl Horsfall
Little Theater Group
Infrastructure Referral for City Streets Improvement
First Avenue and Twenty second Avenue SW from Sixth to Eighth Streets were referred to the department for action. The brief notes a street segment in need of study and potential work, with no further details on funding or timeline provided.
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First Avenue
Twenty-second Avenue
Sixth
Eighth Streets
City commission considers public improvements and sewer works
Commissioner Zika notes territory with 32 lots but only nine signers for the petition. Two resolutions pass authorizing the street department to buy 1 011 feet of sewer pipe and approving reassessing permanent sidewalks. Building inspector to tour oil firms to inspect for irregularities and concrete dike violations.
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Zika
Department of Streets and Public Improvements
Double Wedding Banquet Follows Cedar Rapids Nuptials
Lorraine Hinton carried the rings at a ceremony for Mrs Zella Fisk's daughter and her partner. after the vows a wedding supper at 705 Eighteenth St SE featured pink roses and cake. Guests included many Svoboda and Tschirgi family members from Cedar Rapids Norway Ely and Oelwein.
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Zella Fisk
Lorraine Hinton
Thomas Svoboda
Charles Kriz
Eighteenth Street SE
Mrs. Hick
Emma Svoboda
Christine Svoboda
Thomas Sv
Ralph Decker
E. M. Hick
Oelwein
Fannie Cook
Walter Snodgrass
Joe Podhasky
Hick
Cedar, Rapids Business College
Corn Belt Business College
Waterloo
Holland Furnace Company
Red Cross Officers Re-elected in Mount Vernon Chapter
The Mount Vernon Red Cross chapter re-elected leaders: Chairman James E. Harlan, Vice Chairman Miss Clara Blinks, Treasurer Miss Mae Randall, Secretary Miss Grace Wolfe. Mrs J G Bovey named second vice-chairman. Committees to handle garments materials and distribution of overalls flour and shoes from the national society.
Marshalltown Woman Installed President of Rebekah Assembly
Mrs Lola E Clinton of Marshalltown was installed as president of the Rebekah Assembly at the Memorial building closing session. Sixteen past presidents aided director of staff Mrs Margaret Schechter. Elective officers named include Rose M A Heninger Rose Viall S Elizabeth Matheney and Caroline Darby with numerous officers appointed and committees named. Oelwein clerk C D Shippy reports 300 registrations in two weeks with a deadline of Oct 29 for permanent registration.
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Lola E. Clinton
Marshalltown
Rebekah
Rebekahs
Margaret Schechter
Syracuse
N. Y
Rose M. A. Heninger
Sigourney
Rose Viall
Mason City
S. Elizabeth Matheney
Keokuk
Caroline Darby
Iowa City
Clinton
Edna Wykoff
Dubuque
Marshal
Emma Jentzen
Emma Cross
Des Moines
Iva Rohr
Grinnell
Inside Guardian
Lena Ricchie
Brooklyn
Outside Guardian
Victorine Rogers
Sioux City
Messenger
Josephine Dustin
Maxwell
Zephyr Gilpin
Ada Woods
Bessie Wiles Hite
Vinton
Mabel Keepf
Burlington
Hazel Shaller
Alice Butt
Credentials
Mabel Kolwinska
Lucile Frye
Muscatine
Nancy Ens
Cincinnati
Memorial
Bessie Lampe
Sheffield
Alta ‘Woodside
One Rapids
Carrie la Dage
Belle Plaine
Orphan Turner
Fairfield
Rose Heninger
Josie
Daniel Davis 88 Civil War Vet Dies in McGregor
Daniel Davis aged 88, longtime McGregor resident and last G A R survivor in the area, died here. He enlisted in 1862 in Company A Sixteenth Iowa volunteers and served through the war, wounded in the knee at Lookout Mountain. He and his family settled in McGregor eighty years ago after coming from England.
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McGregor
Daniel Davis
Iowa Volunters
Lookout Mountain
England
Bandits Slugged Iowan Kennedy and Robbed Him of 1500
William Kennedy of Anita reported two unknown men broke in Wednesday night, slugged him with a piece of stove wood, bound him, ransacked the house, and stole 1500 from an inside coat pocket after guarding him as they fled to a parked car. He was cut on the neck and unable to identify the attackers.
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Anita
William Kennedy
Kennedy
Iowa Chemists Meet At Cornell College
The first fall meeting of the Iowa section of the American Chemical Society will be held in Law Memorial at Cornell College Mount Vernon Thursday evening. Dr C S Hamilton University of Nebraska will speak on medicinal properties of arsenic compounds. About 50 eastern Iowa chemists are expected. The Iowa University faculty and graduate students, medical and pharmacy schools from Iowa City, Cedar Rapids industrial chemists, and Coe College professors will attend.
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Mount Vernon
Iowa
American Chemical Society
Law Memorial
Cornell
C. S. Hamilton
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
University of Iowa
Schools of Medicine and Pharmacy
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Spangler to Speak at Iowa City Monday
Harrison Spangler national republican committeeman for Iowa will address the Johnson County Republican club at 6 30 Monday explaining progress of the campaign and plans to be carried out before election day.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Harrison Spangler
Cedar Rapids
National Republican
Do FALSE TEETH Rock Slide or Slip
Fasteeth, a new powder for upper or lower plates, holds false teeth firm and comfortable. It cannot slide or pop out, leaves no gummy taste, and makes breath fresh. Available at May Drug Company or any good drug store.
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May Drug Company
France to Pay December Installment on War Debt
Paris reports Premier Herriot said France will promptly pay the December installment of the 400 million dollar commercial war debt to the United States. She signaled efforts to cancel or reduce the remaining debt through negotiation, while distinguishing between commercial and political debts.
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Paris
France
United States
Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Henry Haye
L'echo de Paris
M. Herriot
Haye
Germany
Hoover Peace Doctrine Stands High In World
Dr. Charles Clayton Morrison, editor of the Christian Century, declared the Hoover peace doctrine opposes territorial expansion by force and stands above the Monroe doctrine. He spoke on America's developing peace policy before a Cornell audience, noting the Kellogg peace pact embodies the principle even if not written.
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Mount Vernon
United States
Charles Clayton Morrison
Christian Century
America
Cornell
Peace Movements and International Efforts Across 1 400 Years
Dr. Morrison traces a long arc of pacific steps from Taft’s league lectures in 1919 to today’s plans for a new disarmament conference. He lists fifteen milestones, including the world court, Geneva and Locarno actions, Kellogg pact, and naval talks, showing rising internationalist momentum.
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Morrison
Washington
Borah
Senate
Germany
League
United States
Hoover
League of Nations
Manchuria
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