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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1935
Page
2
Police announce a confession solved a six homicide case dated March 28 1934. Key figures named include Mr and Mrs Fleder Mr Eugene Chonevert Magnes Jerdaun and Bera Bolcom with deputy sterft and Captain Bre providing details. The suspect admitted the robber-slaving on the night of the crime.
Mrs. Herbert Sanders 35 of 819 Sixth Street SE was treated at St Luke's hospital for head and body injuries after jumping through a Pear Window to escape a previous escort confrontation. Verne Tstor, 410 of GIT Avenue NE, was arrested on a warrant related to the incident.
Fragmentary text reveals a chaotic, possibly crime related note with scattered phrases about threats and a camp. Names and locations are unclear, leaving uncertain connections and outcomes.
The Nobel laureate considers how to allocate the 42000 prize money amid personal plans and reflections. A stray line hints at a public speech by Roosevelt at Mount Arlington Cemetery, but the context remains unclear due to fragmented OCR.
Mercury assesses shies becoming cloudy amid late 1960s events. Unclear details mention regional factors and evolving conditions impacting observations and outcomes. The text provides fragmentary terms without concrete data or named entities.
Delegates convene to decide admission matters at the Townsend meeting. The town hall and convention notes describe attendees from various clubs, fundraising details, and a speech by Dr Townsend about membership and expenses. The report mentions California leading the nation in club membership and estimates around 6 000 participants at events.
Chicago dispatch recalls physician Joseph P Doc Moran tied to a gang after his alleged kidnapping role. Officials say Moran’s body was dumped in Lake Erie as authorities pursue links to the Berwick- Ratpis gang and disclosures surface about prior indictments and motives.
Franklin D Roosevelt's grandson faced district court in Malden Massachusetts as the defendant in a $1000 damages suit over a car accident. Roosevelt, Harvard student, waited through preliminary cases and appeared before Judge Emma Fall Schofield. The plaintiff Hyman Bartow of Malden alleges the crash occurred April 27 in the Boston business district.
Waterloo AP report: Arlene Cooper wins the declamatory contest during the Washington State Christian Temperance Union meeting. She earns a medal as part of the session's program with other nominees named. details incomplete due to OCR.
A teen sustained injuries when a brick was hurled through a car window on Seth Avenue near ST Dae. Police reported the attack caused chest and facial wounds. the assailant fled. The teen was hospitalized for care.
A Fairfax farmer, described as an 83 year old former local resident, was found dead Friday at his home. The report lists surviving relatives and mentions a distant acquaintance from nearby areas. The death appears natural with no immediate signs of foul play noted in the short fragment.
In Alexandria Egypt the American community watches Britain’s fleet including cruisers carriers and destroyers testing in the area amid the Anglo Italian Ethiopian crisis. The harbor lights sweep as U S dollar liners enter at night while a British naval officer monitors arrivals.
Two divorces granted by Judge A B Lovejoy in district court. Tillie Troup wins custody and alimony of 1500. Leona Lally Elsbury granted divorce with no alimony and may resume maiden name. Ely carnival planned with school groups and a popularity contest. Independence marriage announced between G J Macheak and Letha Madison with past Osage ceremony. Monticello reports death of Ernest Hicks, Chicago attorney, with extensive family ties and funeral in Winnetka. West Liberty Pythian Sisters observe anniversary with guest supper.
Indigo leaves, charcoal, and water are placed in a 30 foot pit. Cloth is submerged in the solution and left for one to ten days to dye.
An affidavit filed in Supreme Court alleges Edward J. Reilly chief defense counsel for Bruno Hauptmann is habitually drunk and openly flaunts adulterous relationships. Mrs. Reilly, claiming to be his fifth wife, accuses him of marital neglect and says prior wives divorced him. She denies allegations she became cruel after a hospital stay in May 1934.
Muscatine Iowa will see court action to test the legality of J C Coster holding the offices of police judge and justice of the peace simultaneously. County Attorney C H Fishburn ordered the action, with Judge F D Kelsey approving. The ruling could set a state precedent as Attorney General Edward O Connor had deemed the dual roles incompatible.
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