Prairie crowds greet London on governor campaign tour
A Iowa governor’s campaign run from Topeka to Portland drew vast crowds in towns and rural stops. In one Missouri town, an estimated 6,000 residents waited two hours to glimpse the governor as his delayed train arrived and departed with supporters shouting farewells.
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Whatil Giuvoeliive Waliuuvvil Ulanian
Topeka
Portland
Jim Farley
London
Missouri
Marceline
Dick Blakr Presents Full Program at FE Daily Show
Fore noon events include Milking Shorthorn judging led by John B. Gage of Kansas City. Afternoon features a Blairs town high school band concert, juggling, horse shows, races, dance acts, military drills, trapeze, and a livestock parade. Evening continues with band concert, vaudeville acts, and machine gun troop drill.
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John B. Gage
National
Blairstown High School
Grandstand
Enrico
Fourteenth Cavalry
Landon crowds stun Rochester on long night arrival
Governor Landon drew massive crowds across Albany Schenectady Utica Syracuse and Rochester after a delayed train arrival. Report notes his defiance of waste and partisanship and his pledge to restore free enterprise and democratic government with checks and regulation. He aims to win Maine New England support and challenge Democratic figures. He plans a Des Moines agriculture address next Tuesday.
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Rochester
N. Y
Landon
Washington
Farlier
Albany
Kansan
Wall
London
Schenectady
Utica
Syracuse
al Smith
Topeka
East
Louis Brann
Senate
Maine
New Deal
Congress
New
White House
Des Moines
All Iowa Dairy Show Highlights Day Two At Frontier Park
Bright sunshine and seasonable temperatures accompanied the second day of the All Iowa Dairy show and Junior Livestock exposition at Frontier Park. The program included forenoon livestock judging and an afternoon and evening lineup of entertainment with a Springville band concert opening the formal program after Wednesday’s grandstand show was postponed. The event runs through Saturday night with extensive safety and crowd-control arrangements in place.
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Frontier Park
Springville
Dominoes at Cedar Rapids Home for Aged Women
The Home for Aged Women, now at full capacity with 25 residents all at least 68, hosts dominoes as its popular game. Linn County residents pay 600 admission, others 800, for life, with a five year Iowa residency requirement.
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Linn County
Iowa
Constitution's promise and liberty under law in a 1936 reflection
A western lumber camp discussion critiques government and commerce, then the missionary cites the U S Constitution preamble as a model for a just state. The piece emphasizes justice as the end of government and urges dedication to liberty under law on Constitution Day.
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United States
Hamilton
Mrs Roosevelt III Is Ordered To Bed By Doctor
Mrs Roosevelt was ordered to bed by her physician after a heavy cold and fever. It marks the first illness serious enough to keep her in bed since entering the White House with her husband in 1933. Doctor Ross T. McIntire ordered rest for several days.
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Washington
Goodman Fischer Win As Campbell Loses To Voigt
Johnny Fischer of Cincinnati advances to the U S amateur golf semifinals by beating Russell Martin of Chicago 6 and 4. Johnny Goodman of Omaha defeats Ray Billows of Poughkeepsie 2 and 1 to reach the semis. George Voigt of New York scores a major upset by eliminating Al Peckoe Campbell of Seattle.
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Garden City
N. Y
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Russell Martin
Chicago
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Ray Billows
Poughkeepsie
George Voigt
New York
Alpeckoe Campbell
Seattle
Daring strongman Alfred Hates dies from injuries
Alfred Hates, famed strong man famed for a stunt with a motorcycle sidecar and towline in his teeth, died of injuries after falling down a flight of stairs. The incident occurred in New Brunswick New Jersey as he was being transported from New York to Philadelphia.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Alfred Hates
New York
Philadelphia
Improved Farm Program Urged by Gov Landon
Henry Field of Shenandoah Iowa Republican senatorial candidate in 1932 told Gov Alf M Landon that the Republican ticket would carry Iowa by 100 000 in November Field Mrs Field and the Rev James Pearson of Shenandoah were luncheon guests at the governor s mansion with Gov Harold G Hoffman of New Jersey
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Topeka
Kan
Henry Field
Shenandoah
Alf M. Landon
Iowa
Landon
Field
James Pearson
Governor’s Mansion
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
LanDon to barnstorm farm belt with four point plan
Gov. Alfred M. Landon announced a seven day tour through Missouri Iowa Illinois Minnesota and Wisconsin starting September 22 to push his four point farm relief program. He will address Des Moines Minneapolis and Milwaukee with broadcasts and hold numerous back porch talks along the way.
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Topeka
Kan
INS
Alfred M. Landon
Roosevelt
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Landon
Middle West
Lake States
Republican Party
St. Paul
Frank O. Lowden
Oregon
London
Speeches on the Air Highlight political broadcasts
Time slots outline Republican programs on WABC CBS and WEAF NBC. William and Gov. A. M. Landon scheduled for addresses to Young Republicans at Topeka and a women’s program, with eastern and western air times noted.
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WABC
CBS
East
West
William
Weafnbc
Gov. A. M. Landon
Topeka
Roosevelt Heads Five State Tour For Election Push
President Roosevelt begins a two week swing through Massachusetts New York West Virginia Pennsylvania and New Jersey. He plans five speeches including a Harvard 300th anniversary address then returns to Hyde Park before mapping October cross country stops with James Farley.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
New York
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
White House
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Hyde Park
N. Y
James A. Farley
DeWitt Wilcox Found Dead In Auto In Rented Garage
DeWitt Wilcox 38 son of Mrs Louise Wilcox of 1444 Third Avenue SE was found dead in his automobile in a rented garage at 1517 Third Avenue SE Wednesday evening. Coroner Knight estimated he had been dead over two days with ignition on and gas tank empty. Police learned Wilcox checked into the Lafayette Hotel at Clinton last Friday and left Sunday. No signs of foul play were observed, and the case was investigated by Detective Lyle Marshall.
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DeWitt Wilcox
Louise Wilcox
Third Avenue SE
Bert A. Gillham
Wilcox
B. L. Knight
Zella Marie Gillham
Third Avenue
Betty Mae Blood
Gillham
Lafayette
Clinton
Lyle Marshall
Probe to focus on Sioux City liquor and gambling
Fred Free, special assistant attorney general, said the Woodbury county grand jury will hear evidence confined to Sioux City about liquor and gambling violations. He indicated two discharged patrolmen may testify at a civil service hearing as part of the police picture.
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Des Moines
Fred Free
Woodbury County
Sioux City
Grand Jury
Free
Gordon C. Hollar
Public Safety
Civil Service Commission
Iowa
Attorney General’s
Edward Asmussen
T. H. Barron
Lyle Shadduck
Ray Ibling
Drought Benefits Hessian Fly Control Found
The Department of Agriculture reports dry weather has checked Hessian fly development, marking a silver lining in the drought for the Washington area and its crops.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Women in Love Opens in Cedar Rapids Gazette
May Christie presents Ann Delafield a fashionable debutante who loses fortune then works as a clerk in a store. The serial follows love across social barriers as women in love in high and low stations strive for their men.
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Sutton Place
Park Avenue
May Christie
New York
Ann Delafield
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Impeachment Base Drafted By Jim Reed
Former Senator James A. Reed of Missouri uses Roosevelt quote on impeachment as the basis for a hypothetical discussion in an address to the Chicago Bar Association. He frames powers as defying the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, arguing such powers violate a public oath and threaten liberties. Continued on page 2 column 4.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
James A. Reed
Missouri
Chicago Bar Association
Reed
Congress
United States
August Consolidated Business Report Best Of Year
The August report for Cedar Rapids shows employment at 5 477 by twenty firms, up from 4 892 in January. Outbound carloadings reached 3 696, a new monthly high, while inbound carloadings at 3 809 were second only to the record prior.
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Cedar Rapids
Consolidated Business
Industrial Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Alcazar Blasting Delayed to Seek Surrender
Spanish Reds delay explosion of the Alcazar in Toledo to offer more time for surrender. The mayor said the fortress is being mined and likely to blow soon with 1,700 people inside. Government warns that refusal to surrender will bring destruction and probable death.
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Toledo
Spain
Alcazar
Associated Press
Fierce clash near Toledo marks fiercest battle of revolution
Madrid reports violent skirmish between fascist attackers and socialist defenders on Thursday near Toledo described as the fiercest battle since the outbreak of the revolution. The engagement drew heavy fire and left numerous casualties among both sides.
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Madrid
Toledo
Atlantic hurricane nears U S coast as warnings issued
U S weather bureau observers warned at 3 p m Thursday that the Atlantic hurricane would strike near midnight. Hurricane warnings were ordered along the North Carolina coast from Wilmington to the Virginia capes and to Southport N C as the storm roared northwestward.
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Washington
U. S. Weather Bureau
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Jacksonville
Fla
INS
North Carolina
Wilmington
Beaufort
Hurricane Division
The
Weather Bureau
Virginia Capes
Southport
Atlantic hurricane lashes coast from Virginia to Florida
The storm neared the U S coast moving northwestward with center about 400 miles southwest of Cape Hatteras. Red Cross mobilized workers in Raleigh Wilmington Charleston and Jacksonville as warnings extended from Virginia capes to South port North Carolina. Ships sheltered coast guard stations issued warnings and coast guard crews prepared emergency vessels for possible disaster response.
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Wilmington
N. C
Atlantic
Virginia Capes
Florida
American Red Cross
Raleigh
Charleston
S. C
Jacksonville
Fla
Coast Guard
Cape Hatteras
Weather Bureau
Beaufort
Southport
Nate
Norfolk
St. Petersburg
Miami
Key West
Port Everglades
Savannah
Fred Free Agents Raid Sioux City Liquor Joint
Ed Asmus sen and Tim Barron former policemen led a raid in Sioux City seizing 15 cases of whisky gin and alcohol from a liquor joint. Police action followed reports of illegal sales and disturbances at the establishment.
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Fred Free
Sioux City
Ed Asmussen
Tim Barron
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Bond
Jim Reed
Consolidated Business Report
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