Was it to be used to influence verdict of the jury
The Cedar Rapids Gazette editor alleges a $2000 cash exchange via Eugene Feuling to a Cedar Rapids lawyer during Harold M. Cooper's trial, amid claims of attempts to sway the jury. He cites telephone records linking Cooper associates and Feuling, questions Kraschel, and references a past liquor seals case involving Cooper.
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Feuling
Cooper
Marshall
Kraschel
Des Moines
Eugene Feuling
Democratic
Cedar Rapids
Harold M. Cooper
State Liquor Commission
Verne Marshall
Governor Herring
Fealing
Iowa
Duckworth
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
LeRoy Farmer
Farmer
The
Liquor Commission
Nations lined up to prevent general war
Moscow affirmed Russia will ship arms and munitions to Madrid's leftist government to aid against the Spanish rebels. The foreign office spokesman noted Germany and Italy are sending munitions to Spain, and the Soviet government intends to do likewise. Meanwhile two Russian steamers passed through the Suez Canal bound for Barcelona with Vladivostok supplies, with six more ships due this week.
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Moscow
INS
Russia
Madrid
Foreign Office
Germany
Italy
Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
Barcelona
Vladivostok
Western powers demand Soviet reply on Spain aid
Lisbon reports say Russia plans to sail 20000 troops from North Sea ports to Barcelona to aid Madrid. The 27 nation neutrality committee pressed Moscow to clarify Ambassador Maisky on Soviet aid to leftist Spain, warning Italy may quit and the committee dissolve if vague.
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London
INS
North Sea
Barcelona
Lisbon
Monay
Europe
Russia
Spain
Neutrality Commission
Moscow
Madrid
Soviet Union
Ivan Maisky
Italy
Non-Intervention Committee
Portuguese reply accuses Soviet of stirring Spanish civil war
London report says Portugal’s response to the non intervention committee charges Moscow with inciting the Spanish civil war and claims a Soviet scheme to sovietize Iberia. The note was disclosed Monday and continues on page 3.
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London
Iberian Peninsula
Spain
Portugal
Russia
Capt Stevens Lecture Moves to 7 P.M. at Memorial Coliseum
Cedar Rapids reports Capt Albert Stevens, famed stratosphere balloonist, will start at 7 p.m. with motion pictures and slides about his Nov 11 1935 fourte en mile altitude flight over the Black Hills. The event aims to educate school children with a special low rate, followed by a mass meeting in the same auditorium.
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Young Men’s Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Coliseum
Albert Stevens
Stevens
Liberty
Capt. Stevens
Black Hills
South Dakota
Young Men's Bureau
Marshall To Address Mass Meeting At The Coliseum
Verne Marshall editor of The Gazette will address a public mass meeting in the Memorial coliseum next Wednesday evening October 28 revealing new findings from last year’s graft investigation. The event includes Capt. Albert Stevens speaking at 7 p.m. with a radio hookup on WMT KSO WHO Des Moines and other stations covering thirty minutes of the address.
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Verne Marshall
The
Gazette
Memorial Coliseum
Capt
Albert Stevens
Coliseum
Marshall
Stevens
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
WHO
Mr. Marshall
WMT
Cedar Rapids
KSO
Ottumwa
Decorah
Appeal Denied For Man Convicted Over Revolver Incident
George Andrew McMahon had his appeal request rejected after a jury found him guilty of producing a revolver with intent to alarm his majesty during King Edward's Constitution Hill parade last July in London.
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London
George Andrew McMahon
King Edward's
Constitution Hill Parade
Man and Daughter Die After Jump From Plaza Hotel
In San Antonio a 45 year old Chicago advertising man J A McPherson and his 10 year old daughter Joan fell from the Plaza hotel twelfth floor. Witnesses say the girl struck near a hotel entrance about 9 10 a m and three minutes later McPherson plunged to the street. Police note a possible link to a Automobile disappearance in St Louis and letters found in their room. An inquest ruled murder and death by own action with no clear motive given.
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Tex
J. A. McPherson
Chicago
Joan
Plaza Hotel
McPherson
Roosevelt
Texas
John J. McCarthy
St. Louis
Mom
Buddy
Albert W. West, Jr
Dan J. Quill
Justice of the Peace
Pat Corrigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Louisiana
Landon Warns Against New Deal In Baltimore Speech
Governor Alf M. Landon arrived in Philadelphia and spoke to a crowd of eight thousand to ten thousand at a Baltimore Atlantic Sea Board drive. He characterized the New Deal as a path to dictatorship and argued for returning to the American system under the Constitution. He noted his post election availability and outlined opposition to foreign patterns.
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Philadelphia
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Atlantic Seaboard
Baltimore
Frank Gatch
America
Washington
Maryland
Politics on the Air Highlights By Associated Press
Radio listings outline Tuesday programs across networks including Republican, Democratic, Progressive and Labor shows. Notable guests include Gov. Landon James Garfield Osborn Pinchot Chadburn Vandenberg Winant Dyer and Phelps.
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Associated Press
CBS
William
Weaf-Neec
A. M. Landon
WABC
James A. Garfield
Chase Osborn
Gifford Pinchot
William Chadburn
NBC Midwestern
George N. Peek
WHO
Vandenberg
Democratic
WOR
N. Y. State
Gov. H. Lehman
Roosevelt Progress
Labor
WJJZ
NBC
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Wjznbc
Prof
Dyer
Vanderbilt University
WJZ
N. Y
WJC
WEAF
London
William Lyon Phelps
Amos Pinchot
WOC
Kraschel declines public debate with Cedar Rapids editor
Cedar Falls IA Monday afternoon Lieutenant Governor Nels G Kraschel refused to debate Verne Marshall editor of the Cedar Rapids Gazette. Marshall said Kraschel claimed he is not in politics while in the middle of a campaign.
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INS
Nels G. Kraschel
Verne Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Kraschel
Claim Edward And Wally To Wed Next June
Ipswich notices set a hearing for a divorce suit tagged Simpson versus Simpson at 2 15 p m Tuesday. Mrs Ernest Simpson of Baltimore will obtain her English divorce decree within days and marry Edward VIII within about eight months. friends say the king is deeply enamored.
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Edward
Wally
Ipswich
Eng
John Anthony Hawke
London
Ernest Simpson
Baltimore
England
Edward VIII
Supreme Court adds Wagner act cases to docket
The Supreme Court moved two Wagner labor relations act challenges forward while also declining to speed rulings on Illinois Communist ballot placement for the November election. The court adjourned to November 9 to draft opinions on recent arguments, with seven other New Deal cases under review and no decision likely before year end. Justice Stone was absent due to illness but expected at the next session.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Washington, Virginia
Maryland
National Labor Relations Board
Illinois
Justice Stone
High Court
Labor Relations Board
A Wee Bit Braver kinder and more honest daily vows
A short sermon urges small daily vows to brighten life. It invites readers to smile more scowl less temper restraint kindness love generosity and open minds while pursuing personal betterment. DR. NEWTON.
Farmer finds wife slain by hired man at Illinois farm
Floyd Lichtenwalter says he left his wife Elsie at home while he drove their son to school. He returned to find her dead, bound in a closet, after James Williams, 31, a hired hand living with them since September, allegedly held him at gunpoint and fled in the couple's car. The victim suffered a bullet-riddled death.
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Wilton Center
Ill
Floyd Lichtenwalter
Elsie
Lichtenwalter
James Williams
Boy of 15 shoots stepfather after alleged abuse
In Memphis, a 15-year-old schoolboy, Grady Odell Bowden, waited at home and fired eleven shots from a .22 rifle at his stepfather Reuben Barker 27, who died instantly. Bowden told police the stepfather abused his mother and he could not stand it any more.
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Memphis
Tenn
Reuben Barker
Grady Odell Bowden
Democratic rally set in Cedar Rapids for state and national issues
A major Democratic rally is planned Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Memorial Coliseum Cedar Rapids featuring Gov Clyde L Herring Lieut Gov Nels G Kraschel Mrs Alex Miller secretary of state and William Jacobsen of Clinton as principal speakers Walter Hutchinson will preside The lineup includes Jacobsen Miller Kraschel and Herring with Herring speaking last No broadcast plans were announced and all county candidates will be introduced.
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Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
Clyde L. Herring
Nels G. Kraschel
Alex Miller
William Jacobsen
Clinton
Congress
Walter Hutchinson
Linn County
Herring
United States Senate
Kraschel
Miller
Jacobsen
B. M. Jacobsen
Cedar Rapids Chamber Dinner To Feature Business Recovery Talk
About five hundred fifty local business men will attend the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce annual Get-together dinner at the Shrine temple at 6 30 tonight. Benjamin F. Bills of Chicago will speak on Business Recovery. Guests include dairy associations and agricultural groups that aided the All Iowa Dairy Show and Junior Livestock exposition in Cedar Rapids this fall. The grand champion baby beef from the show will be served. Bills, executive with Income Properties Inc and Northwestern University faculty member, arrives Cedar Rapids at 3 20 p m from Chicago. Dairy breeders and county agents hold meetings earlier to plan future All Iowa Dairy Show activities.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Bills
Income Properties, Inc
School of Commerce
Northwestern University
Bills Management and Mortgage Corporation
Bills Realty, Inc
Chicago Bar Association
Chamber of Commerce
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