Twenty Two Men Arraigned In Primghar Farm Sale Riot
AP reports arraignment of twenty two farmers linked to a melee at a Primghar farm sale marked by flag desecration and violence. Trials are set for Monday with several charged on assault and conspiracy as martial law was declared in the area.
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Gleest
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Wiiksm
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James Sears
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Lawrence Gacner
Snsafer
Ben Neurcorp
Jock Heme
John Herp Nmige
Hersor
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Tam Frank Lucw
George Pos
Mathias Schoid Taomas
Marin Pearses
Johaime
Nelson Miler
le Mars
Smuth
Sther
Coerss
L O Lampman
Peters
Primchar
C C Bradley
Richard Popken
Orange City
Life for Tony Just One Darn Thing After Another
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Manchester
Tony Garth
Omcis C.eire
Odec
Alma Roach Wins Ninth National Spelling Bee
Twelve year old Alma Roach of Twinsbury Connecticut won the $500 first prize in the ninth annual national spelling bee on Tuesday. She takes the title won last year by Dorothy Greenwald of Muscatine. Betty Burns of Anita Iowa placed fourth, earning $75.
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Alma Roach
Twinsbury
Dorothy Greenwald
Muscatine
Betty Burns
Anitala
Tama Girl To Become Bride Of Toledo Man
Tama IA January wedding planned for Janice Leaber daughter of Dr and Mrs C P Leaber. She will wed John Russell Wise son of Air and Mrs Arther Wise of Toledo. The ceremony at Tama Presbyterian Church with Rev Olives Stevenson officiating and a small family gathering. Jene Seabert will be bridesmaid. Jack Stroud will serve as best man. The couple will honeymoon in Waverly after the ceremony.
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C P Leaber
Tama
Wil
Janice
John Russell Wise
Air
Arther Wise
Toledo
Ret Olives Stevenson
Presbyterian Church
Toleco
Jene Seabert
Jack Stroud
Cedar Rapids
Miss Seabertt
Iowa County Forestry Workers Leave for Enlistment
Civilian Conservation Corps enrollment director Marengo D H Zentmire reports two quotas from Iowa County will depart for Cedar Rapids for enlistment. First group leaves Friday morning including Frank Clacys Victor, Thomas Mahan Williamsburg, Dan West, Robert Pine North English, Archie Stanton Clyde Wall Henry Fielder Cleophas Kruse Leonard Schwertfeger Everett Zahrt Marengo. Second group leaves Sunday including L C Baugh Parnell Douglas Harrington Elliott Williams Williamsboro Khmer Ward Lee Gould R A Thomas Marengo.
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PLAN CAMPS NEAR MCGREGOR AND DECORAH
Jmm G. B MacDonald head of the forestry department at Iowa State College says conservation camps for 240 men each will be set up in the Mississippi hills near McGregor and in the Oneota river valley near Decorah. The camps add to others planned in Iowa as the federal government aims to use the entire Iowa quota within state lines. Military and state inspectors will visit McGregor in about a week.
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Geretio Ncgregor
Jmm
G. B MacDonald
Forestry Department
Towa State College
Musssippi Hills
MecGregor
Oneota River
Decorsh
Iowa
McGrercor
London And Victor Men New Officers Of Walther League
The Walther League district selected Dubuque as its 1934 convention city. Herbert Oltenburg Garner won first in the oratorical contest and will go to Chicago for the international event. Leroy Petersen Muscatine placed second. Rev Albert Bostelmann Davenport was reelected president with officers Harold Ruprecht Loxden Esther Kaufmann Dubuque A G Bahl Davenport and Rev R Young Victor in key roles.
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International Walther League
Dubuque
Herbert Oltenburg
Garner
Wil
Chicago
Leroy Petersen
Muscatine
Albert Bostelmann
Davenport
Harold Ruprecht
Loxden
Esther Kaufmann
Mount Vernon Presbyterian Church names minister
Mt. Vernon The Rev Everett Moorhead, former Coe College student and 1933 McCormick Theological Seminary graduate, receives a call to pastor First Presbyterian Church of Mount Vernon. He will be ordained in Davenport next Sunday and transferred to Cedar Rapids presbytery on June 5. Local Cedar Rapids committee includes Dr. HWCC Stancliff, Charles Ford and Frank Moore.
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Coe College
McCormick Theological Seminary
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Cedar Rapids
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Davenport
Davenport Presbytery
Hwcc
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Charles Ford
Frank Moore
Clayton County To Graduate 200 Pupils
Clayton county announces a June 7 graduation in the high school gym for about 200 rural eighth graders. Mary A. Meyer will present diplomas. Jesse M Parker, state inspector of schools, will deliver the address. Evelyn Leath will deliver the valedictory with recitations and songs completing the program.
Memorial Day observances honor Civil War veterans in Maquoketa
Maquoketa Memorial Day events drew veterans Mortimer Rice James Sutton and others. Speakers included Major Elza E Johnson born locally and Lillian Cary of Dubuque delivered the main address as townspeople reflected on service histories.
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Mortimer Rice
Iowa Infantry
John Huff
Eleventh
Wisconsin Infantry
James H. Sutton
Twelfth
Tennessee Cavalry
I Walaright
Fifteenth
Ohio Infantry
Elza E. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Iowa National Guard
Lillian Clark Cary
Dubuque
Ladies of the
Three Iowans Dead in Memorial Day Accidents
The Associated Press reports five Iowa fatalities from Memorial Day incidents including three auto mobile deaths and two train related deaths. Frank Clements of Waterloo ages 55, Pete Gifford 47 Newton Selma Hoge 18 Springville Nate E Brownell 59 Spencer Betty Easley 8 Mason City. Clements died near Cedar Falls when a car driven by his son collided with another. Easley died after being hit by a Milwaukee freight train during a Memorial Day picnic. Gifford was struck by a Rock Island freight train near Newton. Brownell died on Highway 71 when struck by a truck's ice box on its running board driven by E L McMurray of Sioux Rapids.
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Waterloo
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Newton
Selma
Hoge
Springville
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Spencer
Betty Easley
Mason City
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Francis Messer
Finchford
Easley
Milwaukee
W. J. Easley
Gibford
Rock Island
Brownell
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Sioux Rapids
Cedar County Graduates 82 Rural Students on June 7
Special to The Gazette Tipton Iowa Cedar County will award diplomas to 82 rural students at commencement June 7 at 2 30 p m in Tipton high school program includes invocation songs by rural school choir led by Miss Thelma Alcorn duets violin and piano, address by D J Kelley.
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Bert Keil
Iowa
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Fr. Schad
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Arthur Hain
D. J. Kelley
Tipton Consolidated School
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Farmington
Lester W. Bartscher
Mildred Miller
Earl G. Ormsby
Lucile M. Paustian
Pearl R. Wieck
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Harold Wulf
Iowa No. 5
Marvin Beaver
Henrietta Crees
Springfield
Norma Becker
Chris Boedeker
Ralph Brendes
Katherine Buresh
Leora Conrad
Freddie H. Edler
Dorothy Gade
Irene Gade
Clarence Hartwig
Evetta Hormann
Hubert Kleppe
Helen D. Koch
Verna Rixe
Gerald C Rowald
Esther M. Slcck
Richard Stanlake
William Teale
Melvin Witte
Mildred Witte
Edward Hartwig
Marvella Hormann
Harold Fehling
Milo H. Fisher
Marvin Jacobsen Seriously Injured In Streetcar Crash
Marvin Jacobsen son of Congressman B N Jacobsen and prominent Legionnaire was injured Tuesday night when his car hit a streetcar after swerving to avoid a backing vehicle. He suffered a broken arm and leg and chest injuries.
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INS
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B. N. Jacobsen
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American Legion
Elkader Leader Honors Three Wolf Sons With Diplomas
H M Wolf president of the Elkader board of education presented diplomas to his three youngest sons at Monday night commencement. Louis Wolf belonged to the junior college class while twins Donald and Richard Wolf were in the high school class. A second set of twins, Harold and David Griffith, were also graduates.
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H. M. Wolf
Elkader Board of Education
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Donald
Richard
Harold
David Griffith
H. L. Griffith
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