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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1932
Page
3
The Cham ber of Commerce mercantile bureau presents the annual fall fashion revue at Memorial auditorium with two shows at 7:30 and 9 p.m. Doors open at 7, a nine piece orchestra plays as 155 garments across children’s, women’s and men’s lines model on a 90 foot runway.
Bishop Cannon denounces both major parties and urges a dry vote to counter federal enforcement failures. He mocks Rockefeller opposed by Jane Addams and Evangeline Booth while urging funds to fight anti prohibitionists and citing U.S. crime and European trends to defend the Eighteenth Amendment.
A local rival taunts Riley who allegedly threatened violence. Willie Willis recalls the remark and notes the doctor stitched two wounds after the incident.
A figure named Srangeine Doth draws an audience vote of confidence while accusing the American public of not receiving the truth. The passage notes he challenged the public's reception of information and asserted a truth problem in the national discourse.
Former Republican national committeeman Maurice Maschke and six Cleveland officials, including Councilman Kermes H. Finkle and Alex Bernstein, are charged with embezzling 177000 dollars from the county treasury. The prosecutions stem from a grand jury inquiry into a half million dollar county shortage, though prosecutors say the embezzlement counts are not tied to the shortage. More than a week is expected to select a jury. Walter E. Cook, ex-county treasurer, is indicted but not to be tried now.
Gandhi may refuse release from jail as his fast to death is set to begin Tuesday. A letter from Gandhi cites dislike of proposed restrictions and awaiting the government’s final decision. Hindu circles mobilize with a delegation planned to interview the idol of India’s untouchables in Poona jail.
In Niobrara Nebraska Nora Skokan 17 was shot and killed by Amil Soukey 20 who then took his own life after forcing her to leave a dance and accompany him in his car. The tragedy occurred Sunday night and the girl was a Niobrara high school senior.
Miss Marie Estella Brown and Hugh Hansen were married yesterday at the bride’s home. G Edward Hancock chief of codes Calif on business. A man on a scaffold scraped paint when a tourist knocked the ladder causing it to slip. Hancock caught the faller. Donald J Anderson went to Evanston Ill to study music at Northwestern University. Dr and Mrs A N Poore left for Italy for the winter. Lulu Richmond elected president, Fanny Blazier vice president, Myra L Clark secretary treasurer. Alfred Cheney of Greene broken collarbone from football drill. Progressives trailed the secretary, A M Sammitt treasurer. Martha McClenahan left for Madison Wis to enter year at the University. Betsy Ross social circle organized to raise funds for a monument to boys of 61 and 65. Mrs Yon Yonson attraction at Greene’s opera house. R B Sinclair returned from Buffalo NY where he helped plan the national Y M C A conference next year. Jnee Suncare organized in Dundee by E B Ste son, superintendent George Gunn and Peter Low. A building purchased at Fifteenth avenue and Twelfth to be fitted up for it.
A Rubin-Cherry carnival train wreck in Evansville Indiana injured 27 people. Seven remained in local hospitals Monday including Captain Elton Denham 83 of Ohio with fractures in both hips and deemed likely to die.
Six of the twelve Agricultural Credit Corporation agencies will begin accepting applications for livestock loans. Ford E. Hovey of Omaha announced the division, with agencies in Sioux City Spokane Minneapolis Fort Worth Salt Lake City and Wichita each equipped with 3 million dollars.
A Cleveland wedding at the Oak Pythian temple Sunday night drew police attention when a spectator used a night stick to keep two youths from entering on a single invitation. The pair were later held at Central police station.
Eldon Jamison a 15 month old boy from Quinter Kansas was rushed to a Kansas City hospital where surgeons removed a bean from his bronchial tube. His parents drove all night to obtain timely medical aid before his condition worsened.
Archbishop Curley resumes duties in Baltimore after a three month visit to his maternal home in Athlone Ireland.
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