St Louis Electrical Union Leader Schading Slain
Arthur Schading, 51, czar of St. Louis electrical trade unions and key AFL figure, was assassinated after leaving union headquarters by masked gunmen. Union member John Thompson Witnessed the killing. A woman passerby also saw part of the incident. Police found a .32 pistol. a coroner noted 45 cal bullets in Schad ing. He had led four locals and fought intra union battles. A $1,000 reward was offered for attackers. past threats were denied by his wife.
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ST. Louis
Arthur Schading
St. Louis Electrical Trade Unions
John Thompson
Schading
Union Hall
Thompson
Electrical Workers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Andrew Ayleward
David A. Jones
Ayleward
Phonograph Workers' Union
Teamsters Union
Harry Wendt
Kirkwood
John Farrell
Union
Barter Preference in Europe Hurts U.S. Exports Says Choate
Roy E. Choate of La Plant-Choate Manufacturing told Cedar Rapids Retail Credit members at Roosevelt hotel that Europe favors barter over cash, hindering American export trade. He cited experiences in Europe, noting traders even offered tractors for sheep. The dinner honored Frederick E. Fluegel on his 25th business anniversary with Iowa Adjustment Co.
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United States
Roy E. Choate
la Plant-Choate Manufacturing Company
Cedar Rapids
Credit Association
Frederick E. Fluegel
Association
Iowa Adjustment Company
Evangelist Praises John Wesley Experience At Nazarene Revival
At the Church of the Nazarene on Fourteenth Avenue and K Street SW evangelist H S Palmquist spoke on The Burning Heart and read his poem Pine Ridge Calls a Pastor. The revival continues nightly except Saturdays through Oct 2 with The Inner Urge in Man as tonight's subject and a chalk talk by Palmquist. Mrs Palmquist will sing.
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Church of the Nazarene
Fourteenth Avenue
K Street
H. S. Palmquist
John Wesley
Palmquist
Belgiums War King and Related Crossword Fragments
Puzzle lists multiple clues about a Belgian monarch during wartime and various words. The grid includes numbered horizontal and vertical entries with definitions such as parrot duct, sewing tool, dower, and queen.
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Belgium
Beaux Plans and a Shifting Inheritance in Town
Carolyn Kell and Beau Kell navigate love and social class as Beau supports a large family while Carolyn’s wealth shortens their path. In a tense family dinner, Madam Scott proclaims a trust ending Scotty and Julia, blessing Rosalie while disinheriting Scott and Julia, igniting a dispute over coin and ambition. Scotty plots a Maryville hotel with five thousand dollars as Beau campaigns.
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Carolyn
Beau Kell
Beau
Scotty
Rosalie Akers
Rosalie
Julia Webster
Akers
Madam Scott
George Webster
George
Scott
Julia
Peyton Hurst
Rich Heir Scuttles Society Dream Marries Hotel Cook
Jennie Sue and Scotty wed in Maryville after he inherits five thousand dollars. She vows to avoid high society and run a roadside hotel, while Carolyn, Beau’s critic, drives in to watch the wedding and a town election parade unfolds around the Maryville House project.
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Jennie Sue
Scotty
Maryville House
Maryville
Beau
Bell
Carolyn
Dotty
Train Derailment Kills Two in East Deerfield Mass
Two train crew members died and two were injured as a Boston and Maine freight train derailed early Tuesday in East Deerfield Massachusetts. Engine and four cars left the track of a 76 car freight.
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East Deerfield
Mass
Boston and Main
Masaryk Anniversary Statement by Czech Alliance
The Czech Alliance of Cedar Rapids marks the first anniversary of Thomas Garrigue Masaryk’s death with an appeal to American citizens of Czechoslovak ancestry. They praise Masaryk, urge unity and equality before the law, support Czechoslovakia’s republic, and pledge to aid freedom and democracy while opposing autocratic forces. Theodore B Hlubecek Jr. signs as president.
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Thomas Garrigue
Masaryk
Czechoslovakia
Europe
United States
Czechoslovak Republic
Towa
Theodore B Hlubucek, JR
Czech Alliance of
Cedar Rapids
Markets Stay Open If Europe War Breaks Out
A high ranking U S financial official said the stock markets would not close in a European war The unnamed official urged keeping the United States as the world financial center and insisted markets must remain open to allow worldwide trading
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Washington
Wanted Ad for Used Lumber and Building Materials
Classified notice seeks good used lumber and building materials for sale. Advert asks readers to contact seller with offers and details on availability and price. Local reader may benefit from affordable supplies for home projects.
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