Why Was $2 000 Raised In Cooper Trial
A radio host questions the Cooper trial’s handling and alleges a hidden $2,000 payment to a Cedar Rapids lawyer from Feuling tied to a campaign fund. He cites telephone records and calls between Cooper Feuling and lawyers, urging investigation and action by Iowa officials to reveal the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingompson
Linn
Cooper
Liquor Commission
Supreme Court
Farmer
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Des Moines
New Hampton
King Thompson
Montrose
E. J. Feuling
Fort Des Moines
Cartwright
Feuling
Gene Feuling
State Highway Commission
Fealing
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Waterloo
Herring
Ed O’connor
Justce
State House
Boardman
Peace Meetings Start Wednesday In Cedar Rapids
A local National Emergency Peace campaign rounds up nine meetings in Cedar Rapids over two days. Beloit College president Dr. Irving W. Maurer speaks at noon luncheons, Coe College chapel, and other events. Dr. Rolland W. Schloerb appears at multiple venues. Dr. Preston Bradley speaks Thursday at Cornell College and First Presbyterian Church. Public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Irving W. Maurer
Beloit College
Coe College
First Congregational Church
Maurer
Rolland W. Schloerb
Hyde Park Baptist Church of Chicago
International Relations Department
Woman’s Club
West Side
Second Christian Church
Schloerb
France
Preston Bradley
Great People’s Church
Chicago
North Side
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Bradley
American Shipper Crippled by Irish Sea Storm
The American merchant liner American Shipper, crippled with a lost rudder, appeals for aid as two Dublin tugs lack power to tow. Lloyds reports the vessel in distress near Wicklow Head with barometer falling and calls for larger tugs with hawsers. Alexandria and Brocklehurst to depart Mersey to assist.
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Dublin
Irish Sea
Office of
Lloyds Ltd
Liverpool
Wickow Head
Alexandria
Brocklehurst
Mersey
Record of Local Highlights From The Gazette
Ten to twenty thirty years ago in The Gazette a five pound bass was caught at Robins Lake by F. L. Easterly, measuring twenty one inches. Del Porter couple returned from trips to Memphis Chattanooga Washington New York and Chicago. Mrs Claude Nichols leaves for Los Angeles for winter. Wendl Douda injured by a backing car. Theodore Roosevelt stopped in Cedar Rapids during western tour. Byron Straight Salvation Army member killed by streetcar while rescuing a dog. Oscar Solomon visiting Cedar Rapids, founder of Cedar Rapids clothing store fifty years ago. Ida Johnson returned from Davenport.
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F. L. Easterly
Robins Lake
del Porter
Memphis
Chattanooga
Washington
New York
Chicago
Claude Nichols
Los Angeles
Calif
Wendl Douda
Theodore Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Byron Straight
Salvation Army
Oscar Solomon
Rochester
N. Y
Ida Johnson
Davenport
Fred Mace at Greene's Opera House Last Night
Local brief notes Fred Mace performed in The Umpire at Greene's Opera House last night. Mr and Mrs Hugh Beattie departed for San Diego for the winter. Pitcher Russ Ford of Cedar Rapids was drafted by the Southern league and Tommy Rowan by Baltimore of the Eastern league. Ernest Lanko injured when a weight fell from a derrick at the Rock Island transfer house construction.
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Fred Mace
Greene’s
Opera House
Hugh Beattie
San Diego
Calif
Russ Ford
Cedar Rapids
Tommy Rowan
Baltimore
Ernest Lanko
Rock Island
Stolen Cash and Checks From Sinclair Station in City
About $89 in cash and checks were taken from a Sinclair service station at Second avenue and Tenth street SE. The safe was opened by someone who knew the combination and later relocked. No windows were broken. access came through a door with a key.
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Sinclair
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
Clarence Schulte
Verle Hight
Schulte
Third Street
Twelfth Avenue SE
Vitosh
Miss Stockman
C. S. P. S. Hall
Corey
Fourth Avenue SE
Trucker Injured In Crash With Lt Car
A truck driver suffered a severely cut face and forehead after his northbound truck collided with a street car at Third street and Third avenue SW. He was hospitalized at St. Luke's. A motorman reported stopping the street car to avoid the oncoming auto. Later a Kalona driver struck Robbie Santee 3, injuring the boy head at Eleventh street NE. the child was treated at St. Luke's and returned home.
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G. W. Feiereisen
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Third Street
Third Avenue
Feiereisen
St. Luke’s Hospital
H. R. Kobusch
First Street
Kobusch
Boyd Gosnell
Kalona
Robbie Santee
Eleventh Street
Gosnell
J Avenues
Hagerman and Puffer Wed in October Ceremony
Paul Dean Hagerman son of Mr and Mrs George Hagerman Toddville married Grace Puffer daughter of Mr and Mrs James Puffer on October 22 in a ceremony conducted by Rev Glen W McMichael.
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Fort Atkinson
Paul Dean Hagerman
George Hagerman
Toddville
Grace Puffer
James Puffer
Glen W. McMichael
Tokios Earthquake Sends Thousands Flee at 3 A.M.
Tokio rocked by a strong earthquake echoing 1923 disaster as thousands rush from homes at 3 a.m. with only minor damage reported across a wide area of Japan. In Washington, American Legion and Auxiliary members of the First congressional district plan meetings with state officers, a 1:30 Auxiliary session, 2:30 Legion session, a 5:30 drum corps contest, 6:15 parade, and a 6:30 banquet followed by a dance for about 500 attendees.
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Washington
American Legion
First Congressional District
Legion
Legion Club
Methodist Church
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Attorney Cartwright
Coop
Governor Herring
C. H. Boardman
Court House
Meade County
South Dakota
Sturgis
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Cedar Rapids Gazette
State House Gang
Edward L. O’connor
Netro
Tokio
INS
Japan
Craemer
First Avenue
Amana
Amana Arctic
Chatham
Beacon
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