Debunker excerpt linked to Galway and Cork voyage
The text recounts a rough sea voyage near Cork and Old Head with fishermen stranded by dawn. It mentions Captain Jesses Mo Bocke, a harvester and Free Siste member, and references wrecks near Cardi Hail and the Lus wemes Beel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beery Poen
Jesses Mo Bocke
Harvister
Free Siste
West Cork
Seatae
Courmmeesherse
roomemmEte
Sallere
Cork
Ines Fepanp
Tercbes Oost Shewr
Anf
Sead Wits Ihe
Wes Zvedel Gaxa
Ge Eds
Minneapolis Knitting Mills Closed After Riot
Minneapolis firm Strutwear Knitting announces indefinite closure of the 1100 employee mill after labor disturbances. Police reported several clashes with pickets and workers during a reopening attempt Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Strutwear Nnitting
Wass
Ofcals Companys
Nothed
Fiske
Pahee
Eraployes
Kentucky Guard Chief Cited On Contempt Charge
A bench warrant was issued for Adr Gen Henry H Denhardt head of the Kentucky National Guard after a contempt indictment returned by the Harlan county grand jury. The warrant applies to Franklin and Jefferson counties and Harlan county with immediate jail follow upon arrest per CommonwealthAttorney Dan Boone Smith.
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Harlan. Kr (Ap
Adr
Henry H Denhardt
Kentucky
Nsvansi Guard
Cirenn Junce
James M Gilbert Toesdas
Crimanal
Harlan Country Stand
Jefferson
Harlan County
Commonwealth
Dan
Boone Smith
Denhardt
Storm Center
Main Building Of Berlin Radio City Destroyed By Fire
A spectacular fire in Berlin left the main building of Radio City a heap of smouldering ruins. One person died and twenty six were injured as the wooden structure and seven of eight connecting halls were consumed by flames. Authorities continue to investigate the cause and extent of the blaze.
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Berlin
Radio City
Congress To Honor Joe Crosson
WASHINGTON AP The Alaska delegate asked Congress to honor Joseph E Crosson an airman who flew to the Doces of Will Rogers and Vier Pom Som Poaomt Barrow to their homeland Other details reference Carl Ben Eielson and related aviation history events from late 1920s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bond Purchase Loop Shifts Pension Fund Board
A pension fund board plans a bond purchase linked to the pension system. The discussion covers projected investments, anticipated costs, and the timetable for approving bond issuance next month.
10 20 30 Years Ago in the Gazette
The item lists multiple local incidents and moves. Mr and Mrs F H Bennett travel to California to reside. Wilbur Whaley suffers severe injuries after an automobile collision near his home. W H Lorschel fractures a bone in a fall from an elevator shaft. Viola Strouf debuts Cedar Rapids piece in the Chicago Tribune. Mr and Mrs W A Boren and daughter Helen relocate to Florida. George Signall injured when thrown from a wagon while guiding a horse. Louie Sovaieiva and others referenced in rural notices. Virginia Morgan wins a district declamatory contest. Terasa Brown of Marion noted with fall injuries at fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Bennett
California
Wilbur Whaley
First Avenue
W. A. Boren
Helen
Florida
George Signall
Cedar Rapids
Vacation and Travel Notes From Local Figures
Judge Ben H. Miner travels to Kansas for a three week vacation. Mr and Mrs Harry Block return from Colorado mountains. L B Battersby resigns as Coe College physical director and heads to Missoula Montana for YMCA work. Mabel Burkhart suffers bruises and cuts after being struck by a bicycle. Mr and Mrs James Winslow honored guests at a farewell party before leaving for Waterville.
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Ben H. Miner
Kansas
Mrr
Harry Block
Colorado
L. B. Battersby
Coe College
Missoula
Mont
Mabel Burkhart
James Winslow
Wat
Keller reunion draws many to Bever Park Cedar Rapids
The Keller reunion held at Bever Park in Cedar Rapids drew ninety eight guests. Notable attendees included E. M. Keller of Tipton, Willian Ball of Winthrop as the oldest guest, Carl Ackey of Lisbon as the youngest, and numerous Kellers from Iowa Montana Wyoming South Dakota and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha Robinson
Harold Kibbe
Des Moines
Henry Ball
William Ball
Winthrop
W. A. Robbennett
Winifred
Belmont
S. D
H. P. Keller
E. C. Kibbe
Landers
Wyo
Darwin Schaum
Great Falls
Mont
Jennie Keller
Moville
Donald Copp
Con
Local social notices from Troy Mills and nearby
The fragment lists Mrs. Dell Peyton Keller Mr I W Keller Mrs Roy Bragaw arche Keefer Wayne Keller Wilbur Keller and Vera Lake Sisco connected to Troy Mills and Kentyre N D indicating a social or genealogical notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller
Dell Peyton
I. W. Keller
Roy Bragaw
Arche Keefer
Wayne Keller
Wilbur Keller
Troy Mills
Vera Lake Sisco
Kentyre
N. D
Attending the Herd iska reunion at Silver Inn camp
Sunday gathering at the Silver Inn camp brought together families including Mr and Mrs William Teeter with Junior Herdliska, Mr and Mrs Paul Doedt and Florence, Mr and Mrs Elias Brant, Mr and Mrs Raymond Brant and their kin, Mrs Carl Lagel and Yvonne, Mr and Mrs Lee Herdliska and families, Mr and Mrs Antone Croulek and Milo, Mr and Mrs Joe Croulek and Mrs Mary Herdliska and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Herdiska
Silver Inn
William Teeter
Junior Herdliska
Paul Doedt
Florence
Elias Brant
Raymond Brant
Carl Lagel
Yvonne
Lee Herdliska
Antone Croulek
Milo
Joe Croulek
Mary Herdliska
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Gilbert McAllissitir
Cntend Festere Syndicate, Inc
Nussel
Ruasseh
Sumam He Geen
Snes
Pato
Rene Tore
Uae
Pope
Avtomn
Goesther
Che Seacan
Ani
Teven
Gome
Murnesk
Roussiea
Tibet
Cera Rossel B
John Harvey Farbey
Tal E M
Harvard
Sarwtert
Cleveland Fivers
Cleveland
Kirmer
Bors Gunes
Sint Mace
Fk Sorgeticuor Tuossier Ioc Cnet Bitecnige
Fae
Jeet Yaert
Sryuim
Jer Tot Shin
Arch Preserver Shoes
Pei. i
Armstrong
Kentucky National Guard
Sks
Joe Crosson
Icwa Rape Bose
Teschers
Pecmaoest Fond
Coomero
Wilsemsser
Levi
Sato Reid
Syzison
Sriveme
Cen
Patligis
Sauk
Corot Enterat Memon
Loule
Virginia Morgan
Coedat Rayeig@s
West Ranch
WGC
Terasa Brown
Marion Ao
Mer Se
Fair Grounds
Garnier
Springville Band and
Rock Creek Ramblers
Iowa
Frontier Park
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