Young Folk Head Off to Summer Camps From Local Homes
Several families send children to camps for the season. Frances Westerfield leaves with her parents for Lake Okoboji to serve as a YMCA camp swimming instructor, returning Saturday. Other youths join relatives for camps at Lake Okoboji and Moose Lake, Wis., with plans to June through August. Janet Murray departs for Camp Osaka at Trout Lake, Wis., to direct land sports as camp counselor. Camp Osaka owners are Robert Snaddon and wife from Madison, Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Westerfield
C. M. Westerfield
Bever Avenue SE
Lake Okoboji
Y. W. C. A. Camp
Sherman Booth
Glencoe
Ill
Hayward
Wis
Moose Lake
James
Virginia Knox
Janet Murray
F.G. Murray
Avenue
Osaka
Trout Lake
Land Sports
Murray
Chicago
Osoha
Robert Snaddon
Madison
Dinner for Verne and Mrs Marshall Honored by Pickfords
Mr and Mrs Roswell H Pickford invite friends to dinner at 357 Forest Drive SE Tuesday evening in compliment to Mr and Mrs Verne Marshall whose marriage occurred in Biloxi Mississippi on May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell H. Pickford
Forest Drive
Verne Marshall
Biloxi
Miss
Pailthorpes Visit Petoskey After Clinton Wedding
Mr and Mrs Edwin G Pailthorpe of Petoskey Michigan visit here with Dr and Mrs A W Pailthorpe at 2103 Bever avenue SE They came from Clinton where Mr Pailthorpe served in the bridal party for Miss Louise Curtis and Chalmers Curtis of Petoskey and attended related affairs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin G. Pailthorpe
Petoskey, Mich
A. W. Pailthorpe
Bever Avenue
Clinton
Pailthorpe
Louise Curtis
Chalmers Curtis
Petoskey
Diehls to Leave Saturday for Dubuque Move
Mr and Mrs Edward K Diehl of 2546 Meadowbrook drive SE with their children Edward Jr and John David and their niece Marie Daphene Isaacs will move next Saturday to Dubuque where they will make their home in the future Several farewell social courtesies are complimenting Mrs Diehl before her departure.
Granddaughter Kathryne Trombley Graduates Miss Evans School
Mrs. Belle Butterfield of 345 Park Terrace returned from St. Louis where she attended the commencement exercises of Miss Evans' school and witnessed her granddaughter Kathryne Trombley graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Butterfield
Park Terrace
St. Louis
Marriage of Minnie Rushek and Otto Sirowy in Rock Island
Miss Minnie Rushek daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Rushek Solon and Otto L Sirowy son of Mr and Mrs Joseph FP Sirowy Cedar Rapids were married Thursday at the home of Rev J L Vance in Rock Island Ill. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Leo Jansa. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Rushek
Frank Rushek
Solon
Otto L. Sirowy
Joseph FP. Sirowy
Cedar Rapids
J. L. Vance
Rock Island, Ill
Leo Jansa
Toledo Alumni Picnic Set for Ellis Park Pavilion
The annual picnic for former Toledo residents will be held at Ellis park pavilion on Thursday at 5 p.m. Attendees are asked to bring the usual picnic requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ellis Park
F A U Riders Meet With Mrs Lydia Wells
The F A U Riders will gather with Mrs. Lydia Wells at 426 F avenue NW on Tuesday at 7 30 p m for a club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Wells
F Avenue NW
Aldebaran Court to Hold Regular Meeting Evening
Aldebaran Court No 12 Tribe of Ben Hur schedules its regular meeting at 7:15 p.m. in Ben Hur Hall. Members are urged to attend as plans and reports will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldebaran Court No
Tribe of
Ben Hur
Mrs Ed Stein Hosts Review Card Club Meeting
Mrs Ed Stein will entertain the Review card club of the W. E. A. at her home 1427 Third street SW on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Stein
The
Third Street
Postpone L. A. to O. R. C. Kensington Meeting
The L A to O R C Kensington event planned at Mrs. J. E. Stevenson home is postponed indefinitely due to the death of E. O. Servison, husband of a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
O. RB. C
O. R. C. Kensington
J. E. Stevenson
E. O. Servison
Royal Neighbor Hustlers Meet for All Day Gathering
The Royal Neighbor Hustlers will meet at the home of Mrs Hazel Babcock on Wednesday for an all day meeting. A picnic luncheon will be served at 1. Members are asked to bring sandwiches and a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Babcock
Rebecca Alexander Tent 14 Daughters of Union Veterans Meet
Rebecca Alexander Tent 14 of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War holds a regular meeting Friday at 7 30 p m in the Me er building Comrades of the G A R are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Alexander
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Meer
Comrades of the
Cedar Rebekah Lodge to Initiate Class Wednesday
Cedar Rebekah lodge will hold its regular meeting Wednesday evening in Ben Hur hall initiating a class of candidates. There will be draping of the charter. Visiting Rebekahs are invited. A social hour with refreshments will follow the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Maine
Rebekah Lodge
Knights of Pythias Hall
Ol Rebekahs
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Ben Hur Hall
Murphys Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Edward B Murphy of 1357 B Avenue NW entertained relatives and friends for their silver wedding anniversary. Guests included Edward R Murphy Cedar Rapids couple Thomas Miller and son Roy Charles Willard G Russell Waterloo Miss Evelyn Butterfield Brooklyn and Mr and Mrs W Wood Maquoketa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Murphy
Avenue NW
Edward R. Murphy
C. Whiteneck
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Miller
Roy
Charles Willard
G. Russell
Waterloo
Evelyn Butterfield
Brooklyn
W. Wood
Maquo
Reunion dinner and birthday party held in Amana area
A reunion dinner and supper were held at the Joe T Svoboda home northeast of Amana with music and cards. Attendees included multiple Svoboda and Zabokitsky families from Amana Cedar Rapids Walford Oxford and Mount Vernon. A birthday party for Sylvester Svoboda aged seven followed with gifts from Vivian Brusha June Holland Betty Rosdail and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe T. Svoboda
Amana
Joe Zabokitsky
John Brusha
Barbara
John
Wilma
Helen
Dorothy
Vernon
Andrew Svoboda
Leon
Adelaide
Sylvester
Melvin
Vernon Montague
Emil Sv
Sylvester Svoboda
Vivian Brusha
Oxford
June Holland
Mount Vernon
Betty Rosdail
Cedar Rapids
Wanda Rosdail
Carolina Rosdail
Edna Svoboda
Arlene Svoboda
A. P. Svoboda
Marguerite Strang and Max Arn Sturges Wed in Beverly Hills
Miss Marguerite Strang, of Los Angeles, married Max Arn Sturges, son of Mrs. E M Sturges, at Beverly Hills Community Church on June 11. A reception for 125 guests followed at the Beverly Hills hotel, and the couple departed for a Canadian honeymoon. Sturges is an attorney, USC alumnus, and Phi Kappa Psi member. he formerly lived in Cedar Rapids and studied at Coe College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Strangman
Los Angeles
Max Arnold Sturges
E. M. Sturges
Beverly Hills
Sturges
University of Southern California
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Mrs Floyd of Eureka Springs Visits with Cedar Rapids Friends
Mrs R G Floyd of Eureka Springs Ark formerly Miss Clara Whiting of Cedar Rapids visits with Miss Mabel Rugh and Mrs W D Patterson. She was connected with the Iowa Inspection bureau once run by the late Henry Bennett and returns from Polo Illinois where she attended the funeral of her mother Mrs Martha Whiting who died June 5 in Eureka Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Floyd
Eureka Springs
Ark
Clara Whiting
Cedar Rapids
Mabel Rugh
W. D. Patterson
Floyd
Iowa Inspection Bureau
Henry Bennett
Polo, Ill
Martha Whiting
Miss Cloane King to Wed Obie Peal in July Shower Honoree
Miss Leone Chadima hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Cloane King who will marry Obie Peal in July. A mock wedding entertained guests including Miss King and numerous Misses Trachta Kadlee Charypar Mentzer Morgan Schamberger Fieseler Rompotl Rompotl Clark Kasper Samuelson and several Mrs Donnan Scorpil Svee Peal Chadima Trachta Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scorpil
George Svee
William Peal
K. S. Peal
Charles Chadima
Joseph Trachta
Mary Brooks
Notah Sunday School Class Hostesses for Picnic
Miss Margaret Hanselman and Miss Nilah Louise Bivens hosted the Notah Sunday school class at Miss Bivens home 417 Seventeenth street NE on Saturday evening. A picnic supper followed by games with special guests Elaine Helm Martha Suchy and Shirley Gardner among others including Ruth Esther King the teacher Betty Ann Kibler Mary Katherine ee Helen Kroulik and Emma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hanselman
Nilah Louise Bivens
Seventeenth Street
Notah
First Christian Church
Elaine Helm
Martha Suchy
Shirley Gardner
Ruth Esther King
Betty Ann Kibler
Mary Katherine Ee Helen Kroulik
Emma
Attending Profe ssion of Mrs W H Ryans Daughter at Mount Mercy
Mrs W H Ryan of 1802 Grande avenue SE hosts guests from Dubuque Waukon Davenport and Davenport for the profession of their daughter Sister M at Mount Mercy on Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ryan
Grande Avenue SE
Mary Roger
Dubuque
Roger Ryan
Tom Ryan
John Ryan
Margaret Ryan
Waukon
John Clifford
Frances Trainer
Davenport
Mount Mercy
Miss Martha Stepan Leaves for Pacific Northwest and California
Miss Martha Stepan departed Sunday night toward the Pacific Northwest and California. She expects to be away about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Stepan
Pacific Northwest
California
Stonebraker Couple Return From Northern Iowa Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles Stonebraker of 1044 Third Avenue SE returned Friday from an extended motor trip through northern Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stonebraker
Third Avenue SE
Iowa
Iowa Beta Sigma Phi Meet Set at Hotel Montrose
The Iowa Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will hold a regular meeting Monday night at 7:30 at the Hotel Montrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose
Reunion Ends Visit at L. A. Orr Home in Des Moines
Mr. and Mrs. Acker MacEachron of Goldfield with Mrs. Samuel W. Felton of Downer’s Grove Illinois and L. J. Norton of Little Rock Arkansas Des Moines and Des Moines relatives attended a third family reunion at the L. A. Orr home 1416 Third avenue SE Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker MacEachron
Goldfield
L. A
Mrs Florence Tosh Heads to Chicago Visit
Miss Florence Tosh, accompanied by her mother Mrs Elizabeth Tosh and her nephew Robert J Tosh, motored Sunday to Chicago for a week visit with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Tosh
Elizabeth Tosh
Robert J. Tosh
Chicago
Beezley and White Families at Midwestern Church Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Beezley plus their son Raymond join Mr. and Mrs. Vern C. White with son Kenneth and daughter Dorothea Frances and Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Robinson with daughter Patricia Anne and son James Bruce on a Sunday trip to Iowa City for a First Congregational church reunion of Mount Pleasant members. The reunion is planned for Cedar Rapids next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Beezley
Raymond
Vern C. White
Kenneth
Dorothea Frances
Harlow Robinson
Patricia Anne
James Bruce
Iowa City
First Congregational Church of
Mount Pleasant
Cedar Rapids
Fifteenth Anniversary Surprise for Skorepa Family at Solon
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Skorepa of Solon hosted Cedar Rapids relatives for a Sunday celebration of their 15th wedding anniversary. A picnic on the lawn featured gifts and games with a long list of attendees including Jacob Rejsa Anton Pavlicek sr Adolph Prazak and others from the Pavlicek and Svoboda families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Skorepa
Solon
Cedar Rapids
Skorepa
Jacob Rejsa
Anton Pavlicek
Adolph Prazak
Anton Rejsa
Frank Pavlicek
Jerry Skorepa
Milvoy
Edward
John W. Pavlicek
Josephine
Mildred
Vernon
Frank Dilouhy
Dorothy
Billy
William Kudina
Evelyn
Anton Pavlicek, Jr
Joseph Svoboda
Charles Skorepa
Chicago
Seventy Attend Picnic At Dairydale Farm
Seventy parents, children and teachers attended the Dairydale Parent Teachers picnic on Indian Creek at the Joseph Bena farm. Baseball and horse shoe pitching provided main amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairydale
Joseph Bena
Indian Creek
Toledo Man Accepts Nomination Despite Ballot Error
DES MOINES AP L C Dobson campaigned for justice of the peace in Toledo but was ruled out after the county auditor printed his initials in error on the ballot. He accepted the nomination though he had not campaigned. The issue was sent to the attorney general for an opinion to correct the ballot before election via writ of mandamus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
L. C. Dobson
Justice of the Peace
Toledo
Spurned Suitor Wounds Girl Then Kills Himself
DES MOINES AP. Kathleen Ballentyne daughter of Sam Ballentyne president of the Iowa Coal Operators Association was shot and lightly wounded by a rejected suitor who then killed himself. The man S J Lazar entered the Ballentyne home at 8 am as Miss Ballentyne prepared for work. She refused to go with him prompting the shooting and suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Kathleen Ballentyne
Sam Ballentyne
Iowa Coal Operators’ Association
von Suitor
S. J. Lazar
Ballentyne
Des Moines Theatrical Manager George F. Clark Dies
George F. Clark 56 a Des Moines Shrine auditorium manager died of heart disease at his summer home near Topeka Kansas He had been ill nearly a year Clark known in midwest theater circles came to Des Moines in 1914 with Albert and Getchell and joined the Shrine in 1927 Burial will be in Topeka Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
George FP. Clark
Shrine Auditorium
Topeka
Kan
Clark
Midwest
Albert and
Getchell
Marriage Licenses Granted in Iowa Area
Helen Haak of Lisbon wed Rex Dean of Iowa Falls Seymour E Bruce of Cedar Rapids married Hazel F Jackson of Des Moines Alfred Patton and Edna Shelton both of Cedar Rapids secured marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Haak
Lisbon
Rex Dean
Iowa Falls
Seymour E. Bruce
Cedar Rapids
Hazel F. Jackson
Des Moines
Alfred Patton
Edna Shelton
Licenses Applied For Bell and Elder in Linn County
George S. Bell and Marjorie Mae Elder, both residents of Linn County, have filed applications for licenses. The actions indicate upcoming licensing proceedings in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Bell
Marjorie Mae Elder
Linn County
Barnett Fires 83 in Trans Missqualifying Opener
Keefe Carter, veteran Oklahoma City golfer, led the initial qualifying rounds of the Trans Misssissippi tournament with four birdies on the18th hole. The article highlights Barnett shooting an 83 as part of the opening play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett
Trans-Mississippi
Oklahoma City
Keefe Carter
Whelpley Heads Chilean Revolt Involving Major Nitrate Firm
Kaleidoscopic Chilean upheavals envelop the 375 million dollar Cosach nitrate company led by Medley G. Whelpley, a former Cedar Rapids man. Whelpley sails from New York to confer with British investors in London as the Chilean government restructures the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Medley G. Whelpley
Cedar Rapids
C. B. Whelpley
Fourth Avenue SE
Sitaeraaien
New York Herald-Tribune
Cosach
Col
Marmaduke Grove
Carlos Davila
United Press
Senor Davila
Col. Grove
Cosack Nitrate Combine
Davila
Montero
Carlos Ibanez
Grove
Tion
The
Mr. Whelpley
Iowa Delegation Will Not Vote For Roosevelt Solidly
Ray W. Baxter of Burlington says Iowa’s First district delegate will oppose Roosevelt at the Democratic National Convention. He notes the Davenport pledged votes and that Ed McManus and other delegates may back another candidate. Baxter plans to raise objections at the state caucus before Chicago opens the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Ray W. Baxter
Burlington
Democratic Central
Roosevelt
Davenport
Baxter
Ed McManus
Keokuk
McManus
Chicago
How to Play and Win in Notrump Contract Bridge
In a recent Mobile Alabama city championship, a notrump approach proved dangerous with weak dummy rewards. The article analyzes hand distribution, bidding logic, and a concrete example where diamonds lead strategic defense. It includes a reader Q&A with Mrs. Culbertson and a recommended line: West should lead the diamond Ace to sight the dummy, possibly ruff clubs later, and switch to the club 6 to establish tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Alabama
East
South
West
North
Woman Arrested For Razor Attack On Her Husband
Louis Bragg attacked by his wife with a razor at their home Saturday night. Bragg received about 100 stitches after the assault and was treated by City Physician Thomas F. Suchomel. The woman was arrested, arraigned on a charge of assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury, and pled not guilty with bond set at $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bragg
Stolba
Marshall
Bragg
Thomas F. Suchomel
A. B. Clark
Carl Hendrickson
Escaped Fort Madison inmate captured by detective
John Hutton, 56, who fled Fort Madison three years ago, was arrested at 2 25 pm today by Roy Slade, special detective. He was nabbed at a residence on Twenty third avenue SW and returned to the county jail. Hutton had served about two years of a ten year sentence on a statutory charge when he escaped, and was sentenced in Linn county district court. Special Deputy Sheriff Cletus J. Rock assisted in the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hutton
Fort Madison
Roy Slade
Hutton
Twentythird Avenue
Linn County
Cletus J. Rock
Slade
Brown University Grant Honorary Degree to William Allen White
William Allen White of Emporia Kansas editor was among six recipients of honorary degrees at Brown University's 164th annual commencement in Providence Rhode Island on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
William Allen White
Emporia
Kan
Brown University
DeMolays Cite Members For Outstanding Work In Iowa
State Master Councilor George E. Kruse of Clinton reviewed the year’s DeMolay work at the Iowa conclave. Awardees included Gerald Reynolds Red Oak Gordon Ellis Sioux City John Wright Perry Robert Donovan Cedar Falls Grayson Garrison Burlington Kenneth Fairall Muscatine and Raymond Stearns Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Kruse
Clinton
Iowa
Gerald Reynolds
Red Oak
Gordon Ellis
Sioux City
John Wright
Perry
Robert Donovan
Cedar Falls
Grayson Garrison
Burlington
Kenneth Fairall
Muscatine
Raymond Stearns
Corydon
Mr. Kruse
Raymond Goves
Daven
D. William Ash
Des Moines
Ted Pierson
Albert F. Block
Davenport
Harry K. Burmeister
Cedar Rapids
Onawa
Cherokee
Pocahontas
George Thompson
Lowell Taplin
Atlantic
Clarinda
Bedford
Court hearing sought removal of Packer receivers
Creditors of Packer Products in district court demanded removal of Ed McPartland and L V Mahany as receivers appointed last Thursday. Protesting claimants Metropolitan Supply Cedar Rapids Star Printing Iowa City Rendering works accuse friendly creditor influence and seek an impartial receiver. Hearing set by Judge A B Clark for June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packer Products Company
Ed McPartland
L. V. Mahany
Packer Company
Metropolitan Supply Company
Star Printing Company
Cedar Rapids
Harry Shulman
Iowa City Rendering Works
Iowa Milling Company
Packer
McPartland
Mahany
A. B. Clark
Eee
Last Wee
More County Candidates File Expense Accounts
County records show Republican county attorney hopefuls file expense reports with County Auditor G. A. Senninger. B. B. Hickenlooper lists 425.95, G. K. Thompson 245.71, A. S. Reed 67.54, John S. Graham 0, and M. M. Wolverton 6 for the justice of the peace race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Hickenlooper
G. A. Senninger
G. K. Thompson
A. S. Reed
John S. Graham
M. M. Wolverton
Justice of the Peace
A. H. Ring
Local Campaign Reports Detail Small Candidate Expenses
Fragmentary OCR notes show expenditure figures for several candidates in district races. Adolph Thousand approves $15 in the first district, W. J. Schnell files $29.50 as sheriff candidate, and Wayne C. Boland reports $2.25 as Democratic county attorney nominee without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Thousand
W. J. Schnell
Wayne C. Boland
Prison Sentences Handed Down In Local Robbery Case
Sheriff Petrus moved Lawrence McGuire aged 30 and John Sramek aged 27 to Fort Madison State Penitentiary to serve determinate ten and five year terms. McGuire, sentenced by Judge H C Ring for robbery, allegedly confessed to holding up A Crawford on Sixth Avenue SE at 2 30 am June 6. Sramek, for larceny, was taken after charges for theft of merchandise from a new store on April 23. Both pled guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Joseph A. Petrus
Lawrence McGuire
John Sramek
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
H. C. Ring
McGuire
Sramek
A. Crawford
Sixth Avenue SE
Aew
Box Company Seeks Judgment in Cedar Rapids Action
The Cedar Rapids Paper Box company seeks judgment against Bo Stephens in district court for an account action.
Security Realty seeks judgment for lease on 112 Third St SE
The Security Realty company asks district court to issue a judgment of 620.60 against Ross O Burke for a business property lease at 112 Third Street SE The filing states 550 in rent is allegedly due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Security Realty Company
Ross O. Burke
Third Street SE
Amana Colonies Employee Growth Highlighted by Barlow
Arthur A. Barlow, new Amanas general manager, told the Rotary Club the colonies face employment challenges and are diversifying agriculture and small industries. Furniture, brooms, baskets, and bats are made locally while life remains notably uniform with a focus on nature and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amana
Arthur A. Barlow
Amanas
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
The
Barlow
Joneses
South Amana
Darrow Seeks Stay For Condemned Lad Before Court
Clarence Darrow and aides will plead for a stay of execution for 17 year old Russell Mc Williams of Rockford before the Illinois supreme court. The condemned boy faces execution in the electric chair Friday for the killing of a street car motorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Russell McWilliams
Rockford, Sr
Clarence Darrow
Illinois Supreme
Fisher
Rockford
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Mrs. Pickford
Marshalls
Pailthorpes
Rushek
Sirowy
Clubs
F. A. U. Riders
Aldebaran Court
Review Club
Royal Neighbor Hustlers
Daughters of Union Veterans
Cedar Rebekah
E. B. Murphys
Strangman-Sturges
Mrs. Floyd
Miss King
Ryan
Girl
George F. Clark
Whelpley
Europe
Is 375 Million Corp
Josephine Culbertson
Hoersch
Kansasee
Elmer Johnson
Joe Wisecup
LaVerne Anderson
Burt Wilson
Council Bluffs
Marengo
Valley Junction
Legion of Honor
Court House News
Packer Co
Rotary Club of
Darrow
Montrose Hotel Bldg
Albert Dorke
Auntie
May
Doris
B.O
B. B.O
Broteees CO
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