Imelda Byrne And Joseph Geraghty Married Thursday
Imelda Byrne and Joseph Geraghty wed Thursday at the Immaculate Conception Church with a nuptial high mass celebrated by Rev Msgr John Molloy. Attendants were Miss Kathryn Brady and Harold Schofield. The bride wore white net over taffeta with a powder blue beret and veil, carrying token roses and a gold cross from the groom. Brady wore shell pink. Out of town guests included Mrs Conrad Nau of Omaha and the Doran family of Tama along with several relatives. The couple plans a short trip and will reside at 344 Seventeenth Street SE after July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Immaculate Conception
Imelda Byrne
Joseph Geraghty
John M. ‘Molloy
Kathryn Brady
Harold “Schofield
Omaha
Charles Doran
Tama
John Francis
Harry Nau
Ralph Holmes
Frank Byrne
Mary Ann Byrne
Robert Byrne
Muscatine
Rupert Kautz
Buffalo
Irene
Mary Doyle
St. Louis
Mike ‘Schofield
Monona
Geraghty
Seventeenth Street
Bath towel shower honors Gene Greene bride to be
Mrs Ray Wernimont and Mrs Robert Welty hosted a Thursday night bath towel shower at Wernimont’s Windermere apartment. Guests included Roberta Schnoebelen Jamee Mealy and Bette Giblin who won bridge prizes. Others were Mesdames J L Green C W McCalley Eugene Sturges Frank Sivertson Tony Naso and Misses Helen Kunz and Mary Virginia Jamison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wernimont
Robert Welty
Gene Greene
Ted Wernimont
C. W McCalley
Eugene Sturges
Frank, Siv‘ertson
Tony Naso
Helen Kunz
Mary Virginia Jamison
Virginia Lou Reeders Birthday Honored At Party
Mrs. Stanley Reeder entertained members of the Ches-Cha-May Camp Fire group Saturday afternoon in honor of Virginia Lou Reeder eleventh birthday. Patriotic color schemes decorated the event attended by Patricia Maloney LaVone Cherak Beverly Keister Evelyn Beefner Beverly Lawrence Patty Ng Jerry Lou Hart Glatha White and guests Ruth Ann Stucker Grace Rosalie Monroe of West Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Reeder
Third Street
Virginia Lou
Atricia Maloney
LaVone Cherak
Beverly Keister
Evelyn Eefner
Beverly Lawrence
Pattyng
Jerry Lou Hart
Glatha Hite
Ruth Ann Stucker
Grace Rosalie Monroe
West Chester
Dr Bertha Van Hoosen Guest of Miss Jameson
Dr Bertha Van Hoosen of Chicago spent weeks traveling and attending the American Medical Association convention in San Francisco. She visited Miss Florence Jameson at 1809 Higley Avenue SE Thursday, leaving Friday with her sister Mrs Jones of Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
San Francisco
Bertha van Hoosen
Chicago
Florence Jameson
Higley Avenue
Mrs. Jones
Rochester
City Briefs And Personals
A. L. McKinstry left Saturday to spend ten days with his mother Mrs. J. C. McKinstry of Harlowton Montana. Miss Helen Lindeken returned to her home after an operation at Mercy hospital June 20. Mrs Frank X. Guyott is reported improved after a gump dectomy last Saturday at St Luke's hospital. Dr. C Bernatz of Pittsburgh and A H Bernatz of Unity are visiting their parents for a week. The summer schedule of services will be effective at St James Methodist church in July and August with Sunday school at 9 a.m. and service at 10. Verne DeFore reported a radiator cap valued at $3 stolen from his car near Hill ball park on Wednesday. Central Park Presbyterian church will start its summer services tomorrow with church school at 9:15 a.m. and worship at 10:30. Homer Buchan pled guilty to an intoxication charge and was fined $25 and costs after a tavern party arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lindeken
Tenth ‘Street
Mercy Hospital
Frank X.guyott
St Luke's Hospital
St. James Methodist Church
Verne DeFore
Seventh Avenue SE
Hill Ball Park
Central Park Presbyterian ‘Church
B Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Homer Buchan
Second Avenue
Buchan
Oklahoma City
Fair Grounds
Oklahoma
Elmer Thomas
New
Mr. Roosevelt
Fort Worth
Tex
Elliott
Amarillo
Pueblo
Exposition Grounds
Oakland Dock
Houston
San Francisco Bay
Oakland
el Portal
Yosemite Park
Park
Los Angeles
Banner Howards Return From Month-Long Nest Coast Visit
Mr and Mrs Banner Howard of 4101 Center Point Road NE returned after a month long trip to the coast where they visited Howard sisters Mrs Sylvia Hollenbeck of Hood River Oregon and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Howard
Center Point Road
Nest Coast
Mich and Miss Clara Stewart and Miss Robinson of Chicago
Two named individuals from Michigan and Chicago are referenced, indicating affiliations or social connections. The brief mentions Miss Clara Stewart and Miss Robinson of Chicago alongside a Michigan connection, suggesting a social or event context without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mich
Clara Stewart
Miss Robinson
Chicago
Weekend Camp Hitaga Cabin Dedication Near Troy Mills
The Camp Hitaga cabin near Troy Mills will be dedicated Sunday afternoon. The large fireplace was built by Camp Fire girls of Cedar Rapids from funds raised in their spring doughnut sale. All council members and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hitaga
Troy Mills
Camp Fire Girls of
Cedar Rapids
Surprise birthday honor for Mrs Ella Lund at Miller apartments
Mrs Ella Lund was celebrated at a surprise Thursday afternoon party hosted by Mr and Mrs George McCreedy at Miller apartments. Bunco prizes went to Mrs A Miller Mrs Gillian Nelson Mrs Joseph Hronik and Mrs A Noblett. Attendants included Mrs Libbie Moward Mrs Lena Borschel and Mrs W L Hoffer with guests Mesdames Noblett Miller P Andrie Scott Hammond Hronik Carl Olson Henry Roth Charles Bonham Milton Tucker Nellie Vosburgh Borschel Nelson Lela Lapham L Flint Bessie McLarnen Libbie Howard and Hoffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Lund
Cheorge McCreedy
Miller
A. Miller
Gillian Nelson
Joseph Hronik
A. Noblett
McCreedy
Libbie Moward
Lena Borschel
W. L. Hoffer
Mesdames Noblett
P. Andrie
Miss Horak Leaves New York After Home Visit
Miss Marie Horak of Long Island City New York spent two weeks with Mr and Mrs John Vanous and their daughters Wilma and Georgiana at 1030 Third Avenue Southeast. She travels back with Mrs Vanous and Georgiana who will visit Horaks abroad friends and relatives met years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Horak
Long Island City
N. Y
John Vanous
Wilma
Georgiana
Third Avenue SE
New York
Vanous
Miss Horak
Picnic brings winners and losers together after attendance contest
Thursday evening, losers in a Pi Omicron attendance contest hosted a picnic supper at Miss Marthella Schmidt's home 1515 K avenue NE. Twenty attendees then drove to Marion and played games. Prizes were won by Mary Schoen and Isabel Nemec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Omicron
Marthella Schmidt
K Avenue NE
Marion
Mary Schoen
Isabel Nemec
Women Plan Chicago Weekend Then Black Hills Trip
Mamie Gallagher and Frances Buchan left Friday on a streamline train to spend the weekend in Chicago. From there they will depart on an eight day tour through the Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Gallagher
Fifth Avenue SE
Frances Buchan
Second Street SE
Chicago
Black Hills
Third national Townsend convention delegates named
Mrs W Ho Combs of Long Beach and Mr and Mrs Howard were delegates to the third national Townsend convention in Los Angeles in June 1923. Lee Warner of Cedar Rapids was released on a peace bond after appearing before Justice H R Churchill on a charge of threatening to commit a public offense, with Carmen Myers of Cedar Rapids as complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ho Combs
Long Beach
Calif
Howard
Los Angeles
Lee Warner
Cedar Rapids
Justice of the Peace
H.R. Churchill
Carmen Myers
Lambs file separate bankruptcy petitions in district court
Carl Harold Lamb and Carrie Kennan Lamb both of Vinton filed separate bankruptcy petitions in the U S district court here on Friday. Lambs show liabilities of 24243.94 and 64211.23 with assets of 13967 and 3000 exempt respectively. William Perrigo 49 of 419 Fifth avenue SE languished in the city jail on a state intoxication charge after acting as curbside orator and reportedly begging and molesting women near the town theater. He was arraigned before Justice W Ro Watsabaugh and sentenced to 30 days with 20 days suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Harold Lamb
Carrie Kennan Lamb
Vinton
United States District Court
Mr. Lamb
Mrs. Lamb
William Perrigo
Fifth Avenue SE
Perrigo
W. Ro Watsabaugh
First Gladiolus Of Season Sets Captain Stolba’s Pride
Cedar Rapids police Captain Steve Stolba announced he has the first gladiolus of the season, a single flame scar bloom, as officers gathered at the station. A local grower expects a bloom by July 4, but Stolba leads the field so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Stolba
Steve
Cedar Rapids
Stolba
Quakers in Pennsylvania Ban Slaveholders by 1700
Early Quaker actions in Pennsylvania barred slaveholders from their meeting, reflecting a strong anti slavery stance. The move shows organized abolitionist sentiment forming among settlers well before wider national debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Sues Look Magazine For 1.5 Million Infringement Suit
San Francisco photographer Godwin Bourne Swift filed a suit on behalf of the estate against Look magazine of Des Moines alleging copyright infringement. He claims Look used photographs by Sidney B. Swift of Father Damien after the priest's death at a leper colony. Swift values each copy at $1 and cites a 1,500,000 circulation on October 31, 1937, as the basis for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Francisco
Godwin Bourne Swift
Look Magazine
Des Moines
Swift
Sidney B. Swift
Damien
Maytag Complaint Continues After Peaceful Plant Evacuation
CIO workers walked out May 9 over a 10 percent wage cut, then sat down inside the Maytag plant on June 23 and left peacefully Saturday night. Governor Kraschel supported arbitration, and a mass meeting followed with CIO officials siteowners and workers praising the evacuation as a victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Colt
Union
Allison
Don Harris
Town Cio
William Senberg
St. Louis
National Cio
Robert Kirkwood
Gov
Kraschel
Kirkwood
Frank Dickerson
Beals
County Farm Labor Convention Names 52 Delegates to State Meet
Fifty two delegates were named to the state convention in Des Moines on July 130. Rev Ira Edwards of Central City presided. Delegates from Cedar Rapids Marion Center Point Springville Mount Vernon Ely and other towns include Hugh Sheridan Velma Burwinkle Earle Booth A W Navratil Myron E Henry Joann Stevens Bod Janik Cueile Gillilan George Buresh Sam Clark Anna Basker L A Kofron M J Jones Eva Evans Harry Stevens Mabel Elliott C E Jeffries Alma Flender E J Hawks Earl Churchill Joseph Hruby Mrs R T Miller Mrs H Burn I Nellie Walker Wayne Elliott Glen Evans 7 W Hammill John Flender Ada Baldwin Aden Sheriff E H W Evans Emma Bur esh Anna Sheridan Ruth Jeffries Stella Suits G W Edwards and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ira Edwards
Central City
Hugh Sheridan
Velma Burwinkle
Earle Booth
A. W. Navratil
Myron E. Henry
Joann Stevens
Bod
Janik
Cueile Gillilan
George Buresh
Sam Clark
Anna Basker
L. A. Kofron
M. J. Jones
Eva Evans
Harry Stevens
Mabel Elliott
C. E. Jeffries
Alma Flender
E. J. Hawks
Earl Churchill
Joseph Hruby
R. T. Miller
H. Camburn
Nellie Walker
Wayne Elliott
Glen Evans
W. Hammill
John Flender
Ada Baldwin
Aden Sheriff
E. H W. Evans
Emma Buresh
Anna Sheridan
Ruth Jeffries
Stella Suits
G. W. Edwards
Births list from St Luke's and Mercy hospitals
Born to several couples, including Davis at 703 Ninth Street SW and Welch at 1107 Second Street SE, a daughter on July 1 at St Luke's hospital. Se worth, Jenkins, Sober, James, Conner, Tolheim at listed addresses and Mercy hospital, with multiple July 1 or July 2 births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Davis
Ninth Steet SW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Don Sewalt
First Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Calvin Jenkins
Second Avenue
John Welch
Second Street
Harlan Sober
Lisbon
Russell James
Mount Vernon
Mercy Hospital
John Conner
Elmer Tolheim
E Avenue NW
Urges Reports On School Accidents In City
Fred Winter city schools athletics supervisor urged immediate reporting of all gymnasium and playground accidents to principals and athletic supervisors. The board referred the proposal to rules for a comprehensive rule to present next meeting. The report followed a June 2 McKinley gym accident in which 13 year old Robert Skaar fractured his leg. Mrs Skaar seeks medical bills. secretary Hedberg says the letter was mislaid. The board declined responsibility for doctor bills, citing state law. Finance committee may seek special insurance for public school art objects. Fire escape upgrade discussed for Lincoln school. current escapes may be converted with spot welding. Hedberg unanimously reemployed as secretary at 3400 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Fred Winter
Winter
McKinley Gymnasium
Robert Skaar
Chris O. Skaar
Fifteenth Street
Jack Farwell
Young Skaar
Skaar
C. D Hedberg
Farwell
Washington High
Lincoln School
Joe Lima
Hedberg
Younger Vets Parade Through Gettysburg Civil War Veterans
Commander-in-Chief Overton WU Mennet of the Grand Army of the Republic and John M Claypool of the Confederate Veterans led older veterans in a Gettysburg parade. U S army units from the Gettysburg encampment followed with infantry, cavalry, artillery and tanks. More than fifty drum and bugle corps, led by the U S Marine band, competed for prizes as the route traced from Baltimore Pike to Gettysburg College stadium. Despite rain, veterans showed stamina. hospital admissions rose to forty-two with no deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overton WU
Mennet
Grand Army of the Republic
John M Claypool
Confederate Veterans
Calvin Gilbert
Gettysburg
U. S. Army
Cemetery Ridge
F. W. Manley
Sixth Field Artillery
U. S. Marine Band
American Legion
Baltimore Pike
Emmettsburg Road
Gettysburg College Stadium
James Roosevelt Approaches Ten-Day Hospital Stay in Rochester
James Roosevelt, son and secretary to President Roosevelt, likely remains in St. Marys hospital Rochester for ten days to two weeks for a small gastric ulcer. Doctors said his condition is unchanged and he may undergo another examination around Independence Day. His wife plans to depart Tuesday as her father Dr. Harvey Cushing sails for Europe next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Minn
James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
St. Mary's Hospital
East
Harvey Cushing
Europe
School Board Pays Cook and Dishwasher for Senior Dinner
At the annual meeting the board approved eight dollars for a cook and dishwasher to serve and prepare the McKinley senior class dinner in the high school cafeteria. Arthur Deamer, superintendent, had prior approval. Hedberg noted Roosevelt department buys at wholesale while others pay retail. Roosevelt last month spent sixteen dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley High School
Arthur Deamer
C. D. Hedberg
Hedberg
McKinley, Franklin and Wilson
Roosevelt
Draft Plan to End War Splits China Into Five Autonomies
A draft plan in Peiping, reported Saturday, would carve China into five autonomous states under Chinese and Japanese advisers. North China and Inner Mongolia would be under Peiping and Teh Wang respectively, East China under a Nanking reform government, Central China under Hankow, and South China under KwantungKwangsi leaders. Japan would back Chiang Kai-shek as Hankow head if he accepts. The plan envisions spheres of influence for Japan in North China and Inner Mongolia, Germany in Shantung, Britain in the lower Yangtze, and France in South China, amid signs of renewed peace talks. France ordered a halt to imports from Japanese markets, reflecting growing friction with Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Peiping
Chiang Kai-shek
Japan
North China
Inner Mongolia
Teh Wang
Mongolia
Kweihua
Suiyuan
East China
Hankow
Central China
South China
Kwangtung - Kwangsi
Rainstorm Causes Multi Million Crop Losses in Illinois
Rain fell across Cook county causing about 1 million dollars in crop damage as storms hit northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin. Rail service suffered washouts with brief interruptions on Soo Line, Chicago and North Western, and other routes. North Western railroad restored traffic service in the region near Williams Bay and Lake Geneva. A bridge north of Genoa City was repaired and tourist train service to resorts resumed. Chicago escaped largely unscathed with only light storm damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook County
North Western Railroad
Illinois
Wisconsin
Williams Bay
Lake Geneva
Genoa City
Wis
C. A. Hughes
Chicago
Soo Line
Chicago and North Western
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific
Four Main Talks On Roosevelt Tour To California
President Roosevelt outlined a four city cross country swing to California with major speeches in Ohio Kentucky Oklahoma and California. The itinerary includes stops in Marietta Covington Louisville Bowling Green Oklahoma City Fort Worth Pueblo Salt Lake City Crockett and Sacramento with a fleet review in San Francisco and a cruise from San Diego. The trip coincides with Democratic primaries and potential political signals in Kentucky and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
California
Democratic Party
White House
Ohio
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Washington
Republicans Rally For Iowa Convention Platform
A Linn county Republican gathering featured speakers urging farm voters to oppose the New Deal, defend constitutional checks, and push for a progressive leadership. Delegates were named to statewide judicial and district conventions, with emphasis on tax cuts, reduced spending, and anti corruption in government.
Notable figures linked to presidential race noted
The passage mentions President John Dockweiler of Los Angeles and J. F. O Connor, former comptroller of the currency, a North Dakota native who once served in its state legislature, as well known to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dockweiler
Los Angeles
J. F. T O'Connor
North Dakota
Linn County Democrats Laud Roosevelt At Convention
A Linn County Democratic gathering denounced the Republican party as lacking a coherent program and praised Franklin D. Roosevelt. Delegates selected for state and district conventions include Joseph Mekota as chairman and Henry J. Achter as secretary, with lists of numerous local delegates and judicial nominees. The state convention is slated for Des Moines July 27 and August 4 for the judicial session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Roosevelt
Redmond
United States
Herbert Hoover
Republican Party
Joseph Mekota
Cedar Rapids
Henry J. Achter
Des Moines
Guy M. Gillette
Death Toll Six From Praco Mine Rock Fall
Birmingham Alabama AP Rescuers pulled nine miners from the Praco coal mine after a rock fall. Six died, five others were killed in the cavern and three remained in hospitals. J D Painter the last to be brought out after 18 hours pinned by rock spoke to rescuers before dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Praco
J.D. Painter
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Virginia
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DR. Bertha van Hoosen
Miss Jameson
A. L. McKinstry
J. C. McKinstry
Harlow‘ton, Mont
C . Bernatz
Pittsburgh, Pa
A. H. Bernatz
Unity
Matthew Bernatz
Washington Avenue SE
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Hitaga Cabin
Lund
PI Omicron Party
Maytag
County Farm Labor Convention
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U. S
Swatow
France
Tokio
Charles Arsene Henry
Okla
Alben W. Barkley
A. B
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Marietta
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Latonia
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Bowling Green
Memphis
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Colo
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Crockett
San Pablo Bay
Mare Island Navy Yard
Sausalito
Golden Gate Bridge
Treasure Island
San Diego
Tropics
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Ross T. McIntyre
Linn G. O. P
Iowa
Harold Trewin
Supreme Court
Trewin
Elmer A. Johnson
Johnson
Guy Gillette
Gillette
Spangler
Dickinson
Harrison E. Spangler
Senator Gillette
L. J. Dickinson
Ater
Carl Hendrickson
Republican
B .B. Hickenlooper
New Deal
James Yuill
Aay E. Spangler
B. B. Hickenlooper
Frank C. Byera
KE. A. Johnson
G. P. Linville
Floyd Philosick
Fred A. Canfield
Harriet Ballard
Walter. Nusp
Walter Shadie
Sutherlan Dows
Scott McIntyre
Geo. Cockburn
van Vechten Shaffer
Don
Hines
Harry J. O
Emil Levsen
Springville
Ay Rtewan
John Paxon
J. Pochobradsky
Joe Mccormick
Dave McCreery
Alburnett
A. R. Mennis
Louis Bureus
A. E. Chase
Bee Mille Hoffman
Alice ‘A. Giffard
Arlo Stinger
M. M. Strait
David G. Bleakley
CG Loftus
M. F Mitvalasky
Elsenbast
James Yulll
Joe Carberry
E. K. Beane
Frank L. Willams
Imogen B. Emery
J R. Gardner
William Dann
Edwin W Lundquist
Carrie Bromwell
Center Point
Clarence Beeson
Helen Camp
Mae West
Belle Hoover
Grace Bleakley
Marton
Margaret
Leim Ing
R. Pink
Tom McAllen
Frank Kanak
Emma Lou Staley
Mike Bellas
WH. Linhtner
J. Lewis Panes
Fred Tribel
W. R. Boyd
William Mitchell Waubeek
C.H. Sewell
W. H. Jepanek
Leah Bare
Walker
Emma Baremeister
Richard J. Payn
Frank Hanson
A.B. Clark
Clair Petty
Rudolph Fitzgerald
Fo Hopker
Monroe
David Witter
A R. Minesh
David NM Elderkin
George E. Farmer
Fred C. Fisher
Fred C. Fisher, Jr
BE. A Fordyce
James Franken
Fee Epaulliette
G R
Grin
George RR
Griner
F. W. Hann
Hanzilk Alois
Hasekar
A Heald
Elbert Helserman
John J Hann
J J Hronik
Stewart Holmes
T. M. Ingersoll
Albert P. Jenkins
Carl F. Jordan
Harry Johnson
A G. Keyes
Dwight Krumboltz
F. H. Kubriek
O. W Lawrence
George R. Liddls
Robert W. Neff
Paul Nielsen
J. North
Frank J. Natbert
T. Perrine
Charles Pennineroth
John Pazour
Thos. B. Powell
John D, Rendall
C,e, Richmann
GK. Thompson
A. NM
Sargent
Otto L. Schlutere
Voc
Shuttleworth
Sulhman
Haven Y
Jin Craweford
Rowe
Iva Pardera
Carl Becker
Flower Phillips
David Turner
W. G. Loftus
PF. K. Hahn
J. T Wurster
del Leone Boegel
James P. Winn
Elizabeth Ink
Mant Vernon
Robert Davis
Arthur Anxmear
Don Barnes
W. J. Barngrover
Abe Bass
Dave Breakley
Frank C. Byers
C. P. Clark
W.W. Crissman
Ed J Dohms
Dave Elderkins O
J Elsenbast
Imogen Emery
George Farmer
Fred Fisher, Jr
Milo Hanzick
Frank Heald
B. B Hickenlooper
AR. Moriwalit
Fred Canfield
Gary Newlin
William Cahn
Tom Wiley
John Bales
Fred Krige Jensen
Fred Triebel
Verne Marshall
Democrats
LINN
Laud Roosevelt
Linn County
William H. Ryat
Frank Baldwin
Ava Nicholas
Philip Palmer
J.P. McLaughlin
Nathryn D. Hardy
J. M Nolan
Wayne Bo
Edna Gailey
Cecelia Hyland
A. J. Ny
Maurice Cahill
Guy McKib
Anna KE. Lamoy
Walter R. Hutchin
Anton Nemec
Margaret Doherty
Frank J. Walker
Jar Mekota
J W. Lesinger
Lee Osborne
Emma Fpelter
Arthur Seabrook
Joseph F Petrus
Joe Topinka
Melving Pitlik
Emma Janda
S. E. Dal
Nls
Per Erlacher
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Mrs Ealey
Ted McDonnell
Thelma Doiley
W. J. Flynn
Thomas Brady
Margaret Slark
Pred Burwinkle
Leone Hem
Doletal
Mgiy R. Clark
Lucy Nelson
Charles Yoat
Charles Jumes
Pyitner A. Fuhrmeister
Joseph Petrus
Thomas Suchomel
Ton Maxon
Raymond Coward
A. Ross
Martha Hein
G. RR. Wendrick Cant
Velma Danner
Robert M. Smith
George Gorman
Ben Tait
Marvin L. Burkholder
George Clanaxen
Hf. J. Achter
Pred J. Poyneer
Frank Henly
Irene Henson
Edward Kuba
Charles Turecek
Gha
Kaples Hubbard
A. A. Ph Pik Johnny
Robert Miiotn
Joseph Pitilk
Taanborn
Carl Kassler
T Leahy
C. R. Beddick
J. Locher
Z Henderson
Frank O. Mekota
Pete de Laney
James Yanacek
J. Grunewald
William Chadima
Frank J. Dvorak
Quy Perkins
Don Neal
Create 75 Yong
Fred Rabe
Lee O'Connell
William Murphy
Ber Deerkeminer
William Redemond
Mine Rock
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