Court Hears Love Notes To Claire In Alienation Suit
Hollywood star Claire Windsor faces a $100000 alienation of affections suit from Marian Read as letters from broker Alfred C Read Jr are read. Read’s wife contends the romance wrecked their marriage while Windsor claims she did not know Read was married. Photographs and letters are presented to show alleged intimacies and poses, with testimony noting motion picture poses.
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Hollywood
Claire Windsor
Marian Read
Alfred C Read, Jr
Read
New York
Walter J Little
Mrs Read
Little
Miss Windsor
Commissioner Victim Of Tack Scatterer At Parking Ground
Public Safety Commissioner Dan Kruidemer faced a tack scattering incident at parking grounds near the circus lot. A motorist reported four flat tires after the event. no trace of the culprit was found. The item notes a broader WWII-era gap with aUS aviation losses.
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Public Safety
Dan Kruidemer
Kruidemer
City brief items and local notices in The Gazette
Mrs M F Richards and Helen L Richards departed for Fort Worth Texas. Milton R Scheneberger of Long Beach formerly of Cedar Rapids visits at niece Mrs Henry Malek 236 Johnson NW. Labor Day ads urge want ads in The Gazette. Campfire postponed to October meet. Bride elect Mary Aebi misnamed in paper. Miss Aebi wed Harold Spurrier. Mr and Mrs William Metela to Chicago for A Century of Progress. Spicer family reunion Sunday at Bever Park new pavilion bring dishes and silver. Boy Angott, 11, fractures left arm playing in yard Mercy Hospital. Lieut Commander Prastka and family leave for Long Beach CA, stop at Grand Canyon en route. Circus horse dies near 1341 Ravenue NW. Mrs Agnes Taylor learns her sister Mae Underberg died after brief illness. funeral attended by Hupp, Clark, and Maxine Taylor. Chicken thief scales tree at 1228 Ellis NW.
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Agnes Taylor
Sixth Street
Browns
Mae Underberg
Julian Hupp
Paul Clark
Maxine Taylor
Nightly roosting chickens prompt city police report
Mrs Novak told police the seven chickens roosted in a tree Friday morning they were gone by morning. Other items note misdated promotions for Earl Stanley in the police department with dates adjusted and a held leave of absence through 1924.
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Earl Stanley
Police
Stanley
Revival Meetings in Tent Near Center Point Road
Interest grows in old fashioned revival meetings held in a tent at H avenue and Center Point road NE each night except Monday at 7 30 pm. Lafe Hoff and HWH Hockerman of Beloit Wis lead. Hoff farmers live near Cedar Rapids. their two daughters, Genevieve on trombone and Dorothy on trumpet, handle music. A Bible study is daily at 3 pm.
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H Avenue
Center Point Road
Lafe Hoff
Hwh Hockerman
Beloit Wis
Hoff Famers
Cedar Rapids
Genevieve
Dorothy
Beer Receipts Pass Quarter Million Mark
DES MOINES AP August beer receipts push state totals past 266 51290 dollars since law enactment. August receipts 69539 08 including 67419 08 in taxes and 2120 in license fees. Tax portion leads to 176 00290 while license fees reach 90510 00. Independence farmer Michael Lutz found dead near his home five miles southeast of Independence. Coroner cites natural causes. he had been dead 3 4 days. Survived by daughter in Des Moines brother G Lutz Cedar Rapids two sisters Mrs Theresa White Mrs Frank White Kadoka SD and a niece Mrs JL Jakubee Cedar Rapids. Funeral set for Quasqueton at 2 30 Saturday.
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Des Moines
Independence
Michael Trutz
Independente
Confield
Lutz
Buchanan County
Mass
Johnson County
G Lutz
Cedar Rapids
Theresa White
Frank White
Kadaka SD
Jakubee
Quasqueton
NRA drive reports and complaints committee plans
The article details sign in NRA consumer cooperation reports from multiple districts and a major refusal pattern, noting strongest nonparticipation in the fifteenth precinct. It describes Cedar Rapids NRA advisory committee forming a complaints committee with meetings at the Chamber of Commerce and plans to publish member names and procedures. It also explains how local committees work with the state recovery board and possible escalation to the national administration for deliberate NRA violations.
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J J Hervert
Fanny Fegley
Cedar Rapids
NRA
Chamber of Commerce
W H Stepanek
State Recovery Board
National Recovery Act
Marion revival play The Half of My Goods repeats
The Methodist church youth group repeats the religious drama The Half of My Goods this Sunday at 8 pm. The play follows Zacchaeus and family through Passover and Easter as the resurrected Jesus influences their lives with acts set in the family home and nearby locations.
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Zacchaeus
Jesus
Zachaeus
Trevelyn White
Marian Busby
Raymond Smith
Allen Edwards
Helen Biddick
Tone Hanson
DeWayne Dickey
Edgar Marville
Marion
American Legion
Benton County 4-H Team Wins State Demonstration Title
Special to The Garrove Des Moines The Benton county 4-H boys demonstration team won the grand championship in the finals at the state fair Friday The Scott county girls tied with Union for grand championship of girls division Members of Benton team coached by Howard Muller vocational agriculture teacher were Lyle Crissman and Gale Johnson They demonstrated construction of poultry range equipment.
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Garrove Des Moines
Benton County
Scott County
Union
Benton
Howard Muller
Lyle Crissman
Gale Johnson
Washington Iowa Man Held For Grand Jury On Fraud
Arthur Becker of Washington Iowa, described by police as a career confidence man, was held for the grand jury by Judge William Green on two counts. Bonds were set at 50000 dollars on each count. Becker is alleged to have defrauded two Sheboygan Wisconsin farmers, G L Knaak and Clement Bartzen, of thirty four thousand dollars.
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Chicago
INS
Arthur Becker
Washington
William Green
Becker
Sheboygan
Wis
G L. Knaak
Clement Bartzen
Oelwein Board Seeks Levy Limit Exemption
DES MOINES LP The report of a Hearing on a Beatty Bennett law exemption request totaling 7134 for the Oelwein public school general fund was filed Friday with State Comptroller C B Murtagh The Oelwein school board petitioned for permission to levy about 90000 while the Bratty Bennett limit would be 82836.
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Des Moines
Oelwein Public School General Fund
C. B
Murtagh
Oelwein School Board
Fisherman’s Luck and Local Postmaster News
A poem notes luck in fishing with a grumbling narrator and claims of recent catches by Paul Strasburg. Central City announces Lester Falcon as postmaster succeeding Mrs Hoff man as the town moves toward this appointment. The White House restoration fact recalls British 1814 fire damage and repainting.
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Central City
Lester Falcon
AR Hoffman
Falcon
Fleming's Central Market Ad Dense with Meats and Prices
An old style market ad lists fresh dressed spring chickens pork steak hamburger steak and various pork products with prices per pound or per lot. Item descriptions include pork loin end pork roast beef roast sliced pork liver large frankfurts rendered lard and bacon squares with unit prices scattered through the page.
Marion Names New Police Chief and August Report
The article lists attendees Mrs. Forest Blackford and her children Beulah Jane and Richard of Marion Miss Violet Jirouch of Cedar Rapids Mrs. Lawrence Swecker and daughters Jean and Isabelle of Anamosa and Mrs. Jane Swecker of Central City. Jerry Mann named Marion chief of police for September. Mayor John H. Pazour reports August totals: forty four speeders warned nineteen arrested for speeding three U Turns five intoxication arrests one stolen car found six businesses found unlocked Sam Dean departed for Indiana on business.
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Violet Jirouch
Cedar Rapids
Forest Blackford
Mosa
Beulah Jane and
Richard
Marion
Lawrence Swecker
Jean and
Isabelle
Anamosa
Jane Swecker
Central City
Jerry Mann
John H. Pazour
Banks Freed From Restrictions In Des Moines
AP reports that D. W. Bates announces two banks released from SF-111 restrictions under depositors' agreements. Security Savings of Marshalltown and Farley Savings of Farley are now cleared for operation.
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Des Moines
D. W. Bates
Security Savings of
Marshalltown
Farley Savings of
Farley
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