Crisis origins and global spread blamed on not U.S. origin
Congressman Cyrenus Cole told a Lions Club audience that the current global crisis is not of American origin. He traces early troubles to 1931 Europe, Austria, Germany, and a collapsing gold standard, noting U.S. recovery began in 1930 and improving in early 1931 before the crisis deepened abroad.
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Cedar Rapids Hiking Club Plans Second Weekly Jaunt
The Cedar Rapids Hiking Club announces the second weekly hike led by Charles H. Marsden. It will start at city hall at 7 15 p m and proceed east on Second avenue to First street SE then north to A avenue NE and Twelfth street NE before reaching Shaver park, returning by Center Point road. Participants should bring flashlights. The first hike was northward along the Cedar river.
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Charles H. Marsden
Second Avenue
First Street
A Avenue
Twelfth Street
Shaver Park
Center Point
Cedar River
Court house news commercial suits on file in court
Court records show multiple commercial suits on file as the September district term nears filing deadline. Cases include C A Wilkin and Milo Ko Peck y for $176.50 and Nettie E Johnston seeking $295.45 from Frank J Kolek and J Richard Kolek on lease and account.
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C. A. Wilkin
Milo Kopecky
Nettie E. Johnston
Frank J. Kolek
J. Richard Kolek
Ray E. Nelson
Pilicer Petroleum Company, Inc
District Court
Don Barnes
Curtis J. Bickel
Bickel
Barnes
Bickel Ae
King Lusk
Margaret Lusk
Lusks
St. Anthony and Dakota Elevator Company
W. T. Pendergast
Millie Drummey
Mort Dye
L. N. Bruns
Harvey Stoehr
Clarence E. Johnson
Jennie Johnson
J. Frank Stevenson
Flora Stevenson
Charles S. Olson
F. E. Ward
Arthur Larson
C. I. Wilson
John C. Neblung
Jessie Neblung
Robert C. Armstrong
Hall Manufacturing Seeks Contempt Citation in Long Patent Battle
In state court Hall Manufacturing asks for contempt against Benedict over ongoing patent and trade name disputes tied to pulley blocks and wire stretchers. Benedict, restrained since Sept. 14 by Judge John T. Moffitt, had filed a separate federal suit Aug. 20 seeking 180000. The 1914 Jones county origin stems from 1907 contracts between J. S. Hall and Benedict, with claims of misused trade name and undisclosed interests in partnership property and royalties.
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Benedict
Jones County
S. Hall
Monticello
Delaware
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Hall- Benedict Manufacturing Company
Hall Manufacturing Company
J. S. Hall
Hall Patent on Pulley Block Disputed by Manufacturers
The article notes a patent granted to Hall for a pulley block, but manufacturers continued to use the Benedict patent instead. It reflects on patent rights and industry practices of the period.
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Benedict
Hall
Fred Wilson Charged With Drunken Driving
County Attorney Carl Hendrickson filed a true information charging Fred Wilson, 34, with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Wilson was nabbed Aug. 26 on Fifth Street between Fifteenth and Twelfth Avenues SE after he had been out of the county jail about a week. He had completed a county jail sentence for alleged drunk driving and was at liberty on a $500 bond for an assault on Night Jailer John Buresh Aug. 12. Judge H C Ring approved the true information and bond was set at $1,500.
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Fred Wilson
Wilson
Fifth Street
Fifteenth
Twelfth Avenues
Liberty
John Buresh
H. C. Ring
First Mail Delivery In Cedar Rapids Marks 50 Years
Fifty years ago Thursday the Cedar Rapids post office began city mail delivery with four carriers Ade Wilson Robert Jones Edward Bunger and Vac Dvorak and a substitute Joseph Kouba Special delivery service started the same day with the first letter delivered to Krebs Brothers undertaking.
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Cedar Rapids
Ade Wil
Robert Jones
Edward Bunger
Vac Dvorak
Bunger
First Street
Joseph Kouba
Krebs Brothers Undertaking Establishment
Herring Attacks Turner's Tax Reduction Claim
Des Moines. Clyde L. Herring democratic candidate for governor attacked the administrations claim of a 20 percent tax cut. He said at a Democratic rally at the state fair grounds that taxes actually rose by 1,268,000 dollars more than the previous year.
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Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
State Fair Grounds
Herring
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