Iowa liquor hauled by state ends secrecy in Hartley case
The Iowa liquor commission cancels private hauling citing Hartley incident and will haul liquor with its own trucks. The move follows secrecy and questionable delivery from a Peoria distiller, with federal help sought and public trust questioned. Cedar Rapids weighs bus service replacing streetcars amid large street repairs and franchise shifts.
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Fort” Dodge
Kraschel
Bernard M. Manley
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Manley
Tomindsen
Fort Dodge’ Company
Hartley
Peoria Distilling Company
Liquor Commission
Federal Alcohol” Administration
Iowa
Chicago
Iowa Liquor Commission
Des Moines
of the
Hauar
Taler
Ilegal
Mussolini Sends Troops to Spain and Libya
Italian leadership escalates Mediterranean crisis by dispatching more forces to Spain to back Franco and reinforcing Libya with four battalions and munitions. Britain and France push a patrol to police the sea amid growing tensions over piracy and non intervention.
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Rome
INS
Mediterranean
Mussolini
Spain
Libya
Italy
Britain
France
Europe
Francisco Franco
Tripoli
East Africa
Franco
England
Weekly Forecast for Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys
Weather outlook covers Sept 20 to 25 for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. Generally fair most of the week with showers in the north on Monday night or Tuesday and again Thursday night or Friday. Frequent temperature changes noted.
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Upper
Mississippi
Lower
Missouri
North Portion
When I Die a Good Man Excerpt Shared by Friend
Old friend Josh Wilson of VA Cedar Rapids and Wichita Beacon memory shared. The passage quotes thoughts on dying and knowledge of the infinite, imagination of heavens and mansions beyond, ties of love persisting, and unity of souls beyond earthly limits. Continued on page.
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Josh Wilson
The
Wichita Beacon
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Hammer and Tongs Club
Jupon
Ani Oaks
Cedar Rapids residents push for bus route near Mount Mercy academy
In Cedar Rapids residents near Mount Mercy academy and Elmhurst drive NE circulate a petition proposing a bus service that would pass the school and loop Elmhurst to Oakland avenue and Center Point road. Meanwhile Ellis boulevard NW residents plan a petition against bus travel on the narrow busy street.
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Cedar Rapids
Mount Mercy Academy
Elmhurst Drive
Maplewood
Gazette
Frank K. Hahn
First Avenue
Elmhurst
Oakland ‘Avenue
Center Point Road
Ellis Boulevard
Dave Williams
Public Improvements
University Hospital
Iowa City
City of
Senator Overton urges Roosevelt to back third term ban
U S Senator John Overton of Louisiana called on President Roosevelt to support a constitutional amendment prohibiting a third term. He said after scorning dictatorships abroad it was inconceivable the President would consent to violating the sacred precedent set by the Father of our country.
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New Orleans
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U. S
John Overton
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Overton
City survey reveals WPA relief recipients mostly long unemployed
Greene Davis of the Uv Chamber of Commerce described Crossley Inc as an independent fact finding agency. The survey found 17 percent of WPA and direct relief rolls were 70 years old or older and 82 percent had never had a bank account. More than 80 percent had been unemployed at least four years and factory workers were a small minority in the studied city with 4.5 million to 1.5 million population range.
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Relleti Nella
Greeneee Davis
Uv.’ Chamber of’ Commerce
Crossley, Inc
Davis
Knickerbocker Head Says Its Direction Flag In China
Arthur Bugs Baer reports a letter from Red Knickerbocker in Shanghai indicating war directions using Knick’s red bean as a flag. He notes kin to Herman Knickerbocker who preached at Tonopah and links Riley Grannan to Nat Goodwin and George Graham Rice in a colorful family tale.
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Knickerbocker Head
China
Baer
Red Knickerbocker
Shanghai
Knick
Herman Knickerbocker
Riley Grannan
Tonopah
Herman
New Orleans
Nat Goodwin
George Graham Rice
Riley
Gazettes Announces Mrs Smiths New Novel Hearts Walking
Mrs. Harry Pugh Smith writes Hearts Walking a new novel about a mother's struggle for her children's happiness. It follows her earlier serial Jewels For His Crown and will begin in The Gazette next Wednesday September 22.
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Harry Pugh Smith
Gazette
Roosevelt battle over Justice Black trials and Klan issue
The article reports a split within the Roosevelt administration over Justice Hugo Black amid accusations of Klan ties. Senator Logan argues a Supreme Court seat cannot be refused on ethics alone, renewing constitutional questions about good behavior and tenure. The piece notes Democratic hopes for a court ruling to resolve the stalemate.
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Hig
Klen
Supreme” Court
Hugo Black
Aya
Hyde
Park
Foria
Roosevelt
Ku Klux” ‘Klan
Justice Black
Supreme Court
Black
Logan
Kentucky
Alabama
Mule Kick Fatality Claims Iowa Man
James Delaney, 25, died after a mule kicked him at his father's farm near Oxford Iowa. He was rushed to Mercy Hospital in Iowa City Saturday night with two wounds to the stomach.
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Iowa
James Delaney
Mercy
Oxford
Delaney
Rail Wage Question Unsettled After Mediation Adjournment
Chicago sources report no immediate settlement of the wage raise issue as mediation talks between railroad firms and operating brotherhoods adjourned until Monday. Officials from both sides expressed continued hope for an agreement to avert a potential labor slowdown.
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Chicago
INS
Cvage
Prospect
Peace at the fore as American Legion backs enduring armistice
The American Legion asserts a permanent armistice is essential for America, urging pacifist resolve and cooperation among peace advocates. It promotes a three point plan to preserve peace and national security without sacrificing prestige, arguing veterans favor practical steps over war.
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Mabry W. Colmery
Theamericas
New York
INS
America
American Legion
Legionaire
American’ Legion
Legion Plans Stand on Pacifism and Labor Issues
National Commander Harry W. Colmery says the American Legion will avoid controversial topics that threaten unity and will focus on pacifism with adequate defense, while labor disputes receive strong attention. Governor Frank Murphy of Michigan, who resolved GM and Chrysler strikes, is to attend the convention.
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Kenalin
the Legion
Harry W. Colmery
Legion
Legion High Command
Ku Klux, Klan
Colmery
Frank Murphy
Michigan
General Motors
Chrysler
Senator Defends Roosevelt Nomination in Senate Speech
The senator praised Roosevelt and attacked foes in a broadcast remarks, saying no senate member is bolder. He denied naming Lena Herring and recounted being first to back Roosevelt’s presidential bid, while noting past support and some disagreements.
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Pex
New York
United States Senate
Supreme Court
Guy
M.gile Lette
Senate
Lena Herring
Wheelee
Aleo
United’ States
Roosevelt
Congress
Seclusion thrives around Engle artist colony in Iowa
The piece paints Paul Engle and his wife as central figures in a once bustling artist colony now quieter, with visitors few and isolation growing. It notes Engle writing a first novel to be illustrated by Mrs. Engle while other artists drift away.
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Paul Engle
Engle
Collision at Highway 13 near Coggon Injures Three
Reported at 10 18 a collision at an intersection on Highway 13 east of Coggon left three men with minor cuts and bruises. Ralph Minehart living alone traveling west and a man named Dehan with William Kebbi of Coggon were others involved. sheriff’s office notified.
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Cian Harmewans
Coggon
Pan
Ratsurday
Ralph. Minehart
Dehan
Willian
Kebbi
Wat
Trefs
Bandits Rob Clintonville Post For $2008 In Stamps And Cash
Two bandits stole at least 2008 dollars in stamps and cash from Clintonville Post Office Saturday. A twenty-man police posse surrounded the woods where they hid, with bloodhounds used by Marinette police in the search.
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Clintonville
Wis
Stolez
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