Cedar Rapids Gazette front matter and subscription details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette displays subscription pricing by mail for Iowa and neighboring states, with weekly seven issues and annual rates. The page also includes advertising contact notes and discusses repeal timing of the eighteenth amendment and related tax changes under the recovery act, outlining effective dates for new taxes and corporate taxes.
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Iowa
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Minnesota
Maissouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
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Cedar Rapins
Andy Nusion
Debates Over New Deal Powers Pose Constitutional Questions
In Chicago during Constitution Week Dean Gilmore and speakers question the scope of executive power under wartime recovery programs. They warn that expanding presidential authority risks fundamental constitutional principles while noting deflationary policy could provoke unrest. The piece also touches on taxes and broader political anxiety.
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Dean Fucene
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United States
Executive
Legislative Branch
Congress
Dean Gilmore
One Cause of Railroad Troubles
The article argues the freight rate structure on American railroads is a tangled system of relative measurements and standards obscuring its impact on operators. It notes how complex rates invite misrouting that benefits water and air transport, depriving railways of revenue and inviting robberies. examples from Sugar shipments show costs shifting through Cedar Rapids and Davenport, illustrating broader transportation inefficiencies and calls for a rational system.
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HOF Sundberg Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Actios
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Raids
New Oreans
Amas
Davenport
Oohbe
Question of Time on Repeal Debate and Ratification
Report notes the repeal score at 29 to 0 with Maine as the first state to push for wide prohibition by December. Unclear text mentions formal ratification and timing of action by other states and possible early December decisions.
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New Era Demands Give and Help Not Selfish Power
The text argues that the nation’s elites must accept a new standard of responsibility toward the people. It warns that restoration of a lost throne is impossible and urges decisive policy shifts to secure welfare without charity. It reflects on crisis, recovery, and the cost of national reform.
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West Street Cats and City Echoes of 1930s Night Life
The column sketches nocturnal West Street in New York with cats prowling docks and produce houses at 1 am, noting savage nightly behavior then returning to gentleness at dawn. It threads Pop culture vignettes about Wiley Post, Broadway clubs, theater, and literary figures through a Saturday night city mood.
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West Street
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