Roosevelt hits Oregon in bid for liberal tariff reform
Franklin D Roosevelt tours northwest Washington and Oregon on a 8,900 mile cross country drive speaking in Portland and Seattle. He argues for negotiated tariffs and liberal reforms to help foreign markets and mentions the Hawley Smoot act. He seeks progressive support and visits a Seattle hospital for crippled children.
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Roosevelt
Portland
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Oregon
United States
Charles C. McNary
York
Seattle
Hoover
Willis C. Hawley
Reed Smoot
Utah
Pacific Northwest
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights From A Busy Day
A detailed listing shows programs across networks NBC CBS and WABC WJZ WLW and more. The table lines include hosts orchestras concerts talks and dramatic sketches with station call letters and times throughout morning afternoon and evening slots.
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Johan ‘Hart
NBC
WEAP
Sam
CBS
WABC
Benny
WJZ
Gladys Rice
Jane
WEAF
Cob Pipe Club of Virginia
Red Siense
WSM
Jane Froman
WMAQ
Andy
Lanny Ross Tener
Voorhees
Inbc
WOC
WHO
Charles Carlile
WMT
Deekin Erch
WMT K
Ellindon Erch
KMBC
KMOX
Ann Leaf
Rhythm Kings
WLW
Martin Orch
John B. Ke
Wiennedy
D’avrey Et Pa
Paris
Sledle Orch
Thomas
Kdka
Raiden
Evie c
WMT Vallee
Ene
WLS
Age Eunterne Society
WGN
Eo Oan
Symphony Orch
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WMT OX
Jack Littl
Redman Orch
Sissle Orch
KMB
Deranged farmer kills nephew and kills himself near Estherville
Estherville Iowa area report says 65 year old Frank Montgomery shot and killed his nephew Frank Case 45 wounded his sister Mrs L Case 68 before dying by suicide on the Case farm a mile north of Superior five miles west of Estherville. Sister seriously but not critically injured. Police report confirms location and sequence of events.
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Estherville
Frank Montgomery
Frank Case
L. Case
Superior
Fifteenth Birthday Surprise For Fairfax Girl
Miss Lillian Ludvicek of Fairfax was surprised by a group of friends Sunday in honor of her fifteenth birthday. A picnic supper was served and the evening featured games. Attendees included Kilberger, Lopata, Kilberger, Hilok, Divishek, Shebetka, Kopecky, Rohlena, Lmpar ek, Dubishar, Petrak, Cerveny, Kucera, Ludvicek, Ludvicek, Bistricky, Hilok, Ceynar, Lam parek, Kilberger, Cerveny, Kucera, Pospisil, Rohiena, Shebetka, Hynek, Novak and others.
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Fairfax
Lillian Ludvicek
Mabel Kilberger
Adeline Lopata
Irene Kilberger
Lillian Hilok
Helen Divishek
Lillian Shebetka
Frances Kopecky
Tillie Rohlena
Rosie L~mparek
Viasta Rohlena
Martha Kucera
Lydia Dubishar
Evelyn Petrak
Katherine Cer
Buchanan County Red Cross to Elect Officers at Friday Meeting
Independence Buchanan County Red Cross holds its annual meeting at city hall Friday at 7 p.m. to elect officers for the coming year and plan county relief work. Outgoing secretary J. E. Holden presides and Fouts serves as treasurer.
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Buchanan County Red Cross Society
J. E. Holden Seahance
Fouts
Condon Attacks Income Tax Amendment at Farmers Union Meet
Cedar Rapids guest speaker J B Condon told nearly 1 000 Iowa Farmers Union delegates and visitors in Des Moines that he would campaign for repealing the Sixteenth amendment He argued the amendment allows general income tax without apportionment or census and asserts it violates Article 4 Section 9 of the Constitution.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa Farmers Union
J. B. Condon
Cedar Rapids
United States
Congress
Condon
Deaths Laura Mae Anderson 15
Laura Mae Anderson of 305 Seventh Street NE died at a local hospital at 1 30 p m Tuesday after a short illness. She was a pupil at McKinley Junior High School and is survived by her parents Nick and Mrs Anderson and by one brother Roy and one sister Elvina, all of Cedar Rapids. Funeral services will be held at Beatty chapel at 2 30 p m Thursday with burial at Linwood. Friends may call 7 9 p m Wednesday.
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Laura Mae Anderson
Seventh Street
Nick Anderson
Roy Anderson
Elvina Anderson
Cedar Rapids
McKinley Junior High School
Beatty Chapel
S. E. Wright
Linwood
Sam Ruggles Dies at Rock Island Home
Sam Ruggles, formerly of 421 Seventh Avenue SW, died at his Rock Island home on Tuesday, a report to friends on Wednesday said.
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Sam Ruggles
Seventh Avenue SW
Rock Island
Gardener Harvey D. La Porte Dies in Iowa Return
Harvey D. La Porte a gardener aged 85 died at his home 402 Fourteenth Street SE at 5 45 a m Wednesday after a two year illness He was born April 6 1860 in Iowa came to the city from Keokuk seventeen years ago and resided here since He is survived by his widow three children Clyde Adeline and Madge all of the city and one brother John La Porte of Tacoma Washington He was a member of the Methodist church at St Francesville Missouri Funeral services will be at Turner chapel at 4 p m Thursday with burial in St Francesville Missouri Friends may call at Turner chapel.
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Harvey D. la Porte
Fourteenth Street
Iowa
Keokuk
Clyde
Adeline
Madge
John la Porte
Tacoma
Wash
Methodist Church
St. Francesville, Mo
Turner Chapel
Deaths of Willis S Wooldridge in Cedar Rapids
Willis S Wooldridge died at a local hospital at 3 57 am on Wednesday after a brief illness. Born December 4 1863 in Clayton County Iowa he lived in Cedar Rapids 21 years. Survived by widow a son Nathan three daughters Mable of Cedar Rapids Mrs George Nelson Cedar Falls and Mrs John Ward of Wadena Iowa three brothers Frank Edgewood Otis Clear Lake and Jesse Lebanon three sisters Mrs William Doud Corona California and Mrs Elmer Brewer New Hampshire. burial planned at Strawberry Point with time to be announced. visitation at Turner chapel.
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Willis S. Wooldridge
C Avenue NE
Clayton County
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Nathan
Mable Wooldridge
George Nelson
Cedar Falls
John Ward
Wadena
Frank
Edgewood
Otis
Clear Lake
Jesse
Lebanon
S. D
William Doud
Corona
Calif
Elmer Brewer
New Hampeens
John Coldridge
Edge
Strawberry Point
Turner Chapel
Births Reported for Carringer and Chiafos Families
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Carringer of 1909 Grande Avenue SE on Tuesday. A second birth, a daughter, was reported to Mr. and Mrs. Pete Chiafos at 809 A Avenue.
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William Carringer
Grande Avenue SE
Pete Chiafos
Avenue
Belle Plaine Post Office Moves to New Building
After inspection by a post office inspector, Belle Plaine's post office reopened Tuesday in the Frank Axler building with new equipment installed by Warren Burnham. The move ends a twenty year period in the James A. Williams building and the lease runs for ten years.
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Belle Plaine
Frank Axler
Harry R. Grim
Warren Burnham
James A. Williams
Walker
Stuart Laird
Truman Moment
Claude Moment
Billie
Hastings, Neb
Moment
Stockwell Liddle
Hamilton Booth
Charles Laughlin
This Place
R. A. Hall
Long Beach
Calif
Eugene Babcock
Spencer's Rove
Liquor Defendants Sentenced in County Court Case
James Vande Venter, 40, received six months in the county jail after pleading guilty to a forgery charge with another count pled not guilty. Louie Jensen, 43, fined 300 and costs and three months jail for maintaining liquor, with committment withheld. Arthur Ritchie, 69, fined 500 and costs for a statutory offense. Edward McKernan case dismissed, George Millburn fined 300 and costs for illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor.
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James Vande Venter
H. C. Ring
Judge Ring
Jensen
Nesday
Cole
Springville
Arthur Ritchie
Labor Heads Reject Railroads Offer
Washington UP reports railroad labor executives on Wednesday unanimously rejected railroad leaders proposed joint wage conference before the Feb 1 expiration of the current 10 percent wage cut. Railroads sought a 20 percent cut to begin Feb 1.
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Washington
Railway Labor Executives Committee
Chinese Admiral Wu Kwang Sung Assassinated in Shanghai
Shanghai reports Admiral Wu Kwang Sung chief of the hydro graphic bureau was killed by three men who forced entry to his house in Chapei district. They shot him to death as bloody battles marked the area during the Japanese invasion.
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Shanghai
INS
Wu Kwang-Sung
Hydrographic Bureau
Chapei
Scottish Rite Meets in Boston for 1933 September Session
The Supreme Council of Scottish Rite chose Boston as the meeting site for the September 1933 session announced from Indianapolis. The announcement names Boston as host city for the major fraternal gathering with dates to be set.
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Boston
Indianapolis
Supreme Council of Scottish Rite
Twelve-Fingered Man Held for Examination in New York
Gene Twess accused William Willard a twelve fingered man of light fingered theft after a failed pocket attempt. Willard claimed six toes on each foot but said the extra digits were useless.
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New York
William Willard
Gene Twess
Willard
Take It Roses Offer Yet Hidden Fortunes
Edgar A. Guest writes that a rose bush speaks of its life and future as its blooms are cut and carried away The poem contrasts beauty and value with contempt and neglect showing the rose’s quiet defiance and the ache of living unseen in rooms where lonely people gather.
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Gardner
CENTER JUNCTION ELECTS HIGH SCHOOL OFFICERS
Center Junction high school announces student officers by class. Seniors select Ruth Craig as president and Catherine Thompson as vice president with Lewis Driebelbis as secretary treasurer and G Vander Steep as sponsor.
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Center Junction
Ruth Craig
Catherine Thompson
Lewis Driebelbis
G. Vander Steep
Alyea
Hollyce Stingley
Elizabeth James
Miss Delta Branon
Thelma Husman
Merlin Driebelbis
Leone Seehusen
Secree
Harley Bul
Wanda McDonald
Evelyn Courtney
Nelda Davis
Miss Wilma Jackson
Mount Vernon Opens Children's Conservatory at Cornell
Mount Vernon organizes a children's conservatory this year at Cornell college directed by Mrs. Albert F. Johnson and the conservatory of music. Mrs. Johnson will conduct the piano students and has training from the University of Redlands California.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Albert F. Johnson
Conservatory of Music
Kraschel Attacks Curtis Retort At Spencer Speech
N G Kraschel of Harlan democratic nominee for lieutenant governor spoke in Spencer on the Curtis retort to a farmer question. He claimed the retort was aimed at Iowa intelligence and criticized Republican policies. he said farmers now see true conditions after four years.
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Curtis
Iowa
Waterways Group Seeks Missouri River Barge Permit
Inland Waterways corporation applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to operate a barge service on the Missouri River. It also asked for orders directing railroads to participate in through route and joint rate arrangements. The firm said it has equipment to begin service immediately.
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Washington
Inland Waterways Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri River
Commission
Colleen Moore Sued for $100,000 in Hollywood Accident
Los Angeles AP report states Colleen Moore faces a $100,000 lawsuit from 63 year old Clara B. Decan who says she was knocked down and seriously injured by Moore’s limousine on August 27 in Hollywood. Decan claims the crash resulted from the chauffeur’s careless driving.
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Los Angeles
Colleen Moore
Clara B. Decan
Miss Moore
Hollywood
Cedar Rapids Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses
Marriage license notices include John Draper and Alice LeMaster of Cedar Rapids. Verle Millis and Gene Hughes applied. George O. McLand with Ruth Holubar of Linn County. Paul Beckley of Linn County and Rose Ann Stanisha of Jones County. James J. Machoric and Rose Strachota of Linn County. Wade Kinney and Nelle Wright of Linn County.
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John Draper
Alice LeMaster
Cedar Rapids
Verle Millis
Gene Hughes
George O. McLand
Ruth Holubar
Linn County
Paul Beckley
Rose Ann Stanisha
Jones County
James J. Machoric
Rose Strachota
Wade Kinney
Nelle Wright
Educational Director Tri-City Labor Will Speak Here Thursday
H. Behrens of Rock Island Indiana, director of education for the Tri City Federation of Labor, will address Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor at 8 p.m. at Labor temple. He will discuss educational work and radio broadcasts of trades union aims and achievements. Behrens is a union machinist and former member of the White Rats of America with long stage experience.
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H. &. Behrens
Rock Island
Tri- City
Labor Temple
Behrens
Old “White Rats of America
al G. Field
Minstrels
War Veteran Seeks Lost Army Discharge Papers
War veteran Nick Nelson appeals to the Linn county Red Cross for help locating his World War I discharge papers lost downtown Cedar Rapids. Anyone finding the documents should return them to the Red Cross office in the post office building.
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Nick Nelson
World War Service
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Chicago divorce suit cites pancake plate assault
Olga Hofmann files divorce against her husband alleging he knocked her unconscious with a plateful of pancakes, the suit filed in Chicago.
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Chicago
Olga Hofmann
Trial set in embezzlement case against Stella Kayser
The state accuses Stella Kayser 32 of embezzling 41000 while assistant cashier at Walker Bank Point Center Point Walker Bank and Trust. Trial is Oct 3 at 9 am before Judge H C Ring after Kayser pled not guilty Aug 1 and posted bond. Other defendants Patrick Cosgrove 64 Walter Cosgrove 26 Joseph Cosgrove 28 and E G Fisher garage man had charges continued to the November grand jury and pleaded not guilty.
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Stella Kayser
Walker
Mhe Center Point Walker Bank and Trust Company
H. C. Ring
Kayser
Employer Injury at Home of Manager Denied Claim
Judge A B Clark upheld arbitration findings in Petersen v Three Minute Cereals. Petersen, 23, claimed a Sept 17 1930 eye injury while working under John C Reid at the manager’s home. Firm said he left his job duties. arbitration ruled against Petersen. Claims totaled 132.45 for hospital and medical bills.
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A. B. Clark
Iowa
Robert T. Petersen
Petersen
Three-Minute
John C. Reid
Reid
Iowa Industrial Commissioner
Linn County District Court
Clark
Carleton suit against Eichhorns dismissed with prejudice
Nettie Carleton filed a 10500 personal injury and damage action in district court against William Eichhorn and Mrs. Marie Eichhorn. The case was dismissed by the plaintiff before Judge A B Clark with prejudice after the suit centered about a col.
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Nettie Carleton
William Eichhorn
Marie Eichhorn
A. B. Clark
Collision Involving Carleton and Eichhorn Near Cedar Rapids
A crash at the highway No. 30 intersection seven miles west of Cedar Rapids on Sept. 14, 1931 involved cars driven by C. W. Carleton and Mrs. Eichhorn. Mrs. Carleton sought 10350 for injuries and 150 for vehicle damage, assigned by her husband.
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Carleton
C. W. Carleton
Eichhorn
Cedar Rapids
Dix will probate in district court names Dix heirs as executors
Laton T. Dix of Cog gon died September 9 and his will admitted to probate by Judge John T. Moffitt. Alpheyn Dix and Lee Dix, sons of the testator, named executors. Dix's estate is left to his wife Hattie Dix for life. Will dated July 11, 1932.
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Laton T. Dix
Coggon
John T. Moffit
Alpheyn Dix
Lee Dix
Dix
Hattie Dix
Judge awards judgments in district court actions
Judge H C Ring on Wednesday granted Louis W Barta a 47 dollar judgment against Alex Dvorak and Bozena Dvorak on an account. Gertie Theerman was awarded a 4221.16 dollar judgment against W C Ladage and Juniors B Ladage in promissory note action.
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H. C. Ring
Louis W Barta
Alex Dvorak
Bozena Dvorak
Gertie Theerman
W. C. Ladage
B. Ladage
Landlord Dismisses Suit for Possession in Linn County Court
Frank Visnersky dismissed at his costs a suit for possession of a Linn county farm from Frank Konigsmark Jr and Tillie Konigsmark in district court before Judge H C Ring. Visnersky claimed to cancel a lease and sought immediate possession. He also dismissed at his costs a landlord attachment action against the same defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Visnersky
Linn County
Frank Konigsmark, Jr
Tillie Konigsmark
Ir District Court
H. C Ring. Visnersky
Visnersky
Jurors Excused in Waldron Landlord Attachment Case
In district court jurors excluding the panel hearing F. H. Schwartz versus Frank Waldron were excused by Judge H. C. Ring until Monday at 9 a.m. The ruling pauses proceedings in the attachment action.
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F. H. Schwartz
Frank Waldron
H.C. Ring
Ring of electric current causes magnetic storms
Two English scientists propose that magnetic storms disrupting telegraph and cable lines arise from a ring of electric current encircling the Earth like Saturn's rings, explaining disturbances reported in early 20th century communications.
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Earth
Saturn
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