VINTON TRAIN SCHEDULE LISTS MULTIPLE ROUTES AND TIMES
Northbound trains include No 63 to Minneapolis due Ly 9 45 AM No 67 to Manly due Ly 6 27 PM No 19 to Minneapolis due Ly 11 50 PM No 61 to Minneapolis due Ly 11 45 AM Southbound trains No 66 to Cedar Rapids local due Av 9 15 AM Ly 9 40 AM No 64 to Cedar Rapids St Louis local due Ly 5 45 PM No 464 Cedar Rapids local Ly 4 40 PM Dak Divn train No 20 Chicago Special Leaves 10 57 PM No 420 Chicago Cedar Rapids Ly 11 30 PM No 62 Mopls St Louis Spt Ly 3 13 AM Westbound Dakota Division Trains No 463 Cedar Rapids Estherville local due Ar 9 20 AM Ly 9 40 AM No 419 Chicago Cedar Rapids Sioux Falls Water town Special Ly 12 03 AM
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Minneapolis
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids St. Louis
Chicago
St. Louis
Dakota Division
C. Rapids
Estherville
Iho
Watertown
Vinton Socials and Travels Outline Week
City residents visit Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Dysart with relatives while plans unfold for moves and health issues. Mrs. Steckman remains ill after hospital care. Kenneth Steckman heads to Iowa City for operation. others travel to Wayne Nebraska and Monmouth for family, work, and errands. Notable name mentions include Mrs. Dorsey Mt Auburn and Miss Wilson Clarion with assorted relatives.
Arrest Ratheneau Slayer Arrest of naval officer in Ratheneau murder case
Munich May 7 Naval officer Guenther Brand was arrested today charged with complicity in the assassination of Dr Ratheneau the Cer wan foreign minister.
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Ratheneau
Munich
Guenther Brand
Ratheneaus
Cer
Woman's Missionary Society Meet At Mrs Stickney Home
The Baptist Church group will hold its monthly meeting Thursday at 4:00 p.m. at Mrs J. F. Stickney's home. The program will echo the Gotly Rapids rally from last month. Members are asked to bring old clothing, scissors, needles, thread, and thimbles for White Cross work.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
J, If
Stickney
Gotly Rapids
Cedar Rapids Visit Figures In Rural Family Notes
Mr and Mrs August Abraham of Vin ton were in Cedar Rapids to retrieve a car left there. Miss Nettie Happel, daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Happel, was there with her mother, a St Luke’s hospital patient. A Mrs Martin Kozina, mother of Mrs Herger, visited the country northwest of town at the Louis Herger home before returning to Cedar Rapids.
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Chas. Dorsey
Mt. Auburn
Wishon
Pred Benter
C. C. Leslie
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Leslie
Wm. Cook
D. D. Reynolds
Blanche Potter
Cedar Falls
Mrs
Chas, Thierman
Gladys Wilson
P.M. Wilson
Cedar Rypadis
Margaret Wilson
Clarion
Dysart
August Abraham
Vinton Farmers
Nettie Happel
Adam Happel
St. Luke's Hospital
Waving
Louis Herger
Martin Kozina
US ports preyed upon by foreign ships, says Major Clear
Washington May 7 Major Te J Clear treasurer of the emergency fleet corporation told a House committee that the United States is seen as legitimate prey to be robbed at nearly every foreign port. He cited chief financial trouble at Hamburg London Bordeaux Marseilles and Glasgow.
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Washington
United States
Keystone officials aid estate administrator nomination
Mayor Claus Koepke of Keystone and Fred Schenken arrived in Vinton to have Schenken qualified as administrator for the William Brockman estate. Brockman died recently and left about 1000 dollars. Odd Fellows paid expenses and will be repaid. the balance will go to a New York son found by chance. Nearby, on May 7 in Danville, Uncle Joe Cannon’s 87th birthday was quietly observed with usual routines and well wishes as his health shows gradual improvement.
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Claus Koepke
Keystone
Fred Schenken
Vinton
Mr. Schenken
Willam Brockman
Brockman
Odd Fellows
Brockan
New York
Danville
Joe" Cannon
Statesman
Means Trailed by Government Agent in Senate Probe
Washington May 7. William J Burns head of the DOJ bureau of investigations told the Wheeler Brookhart committee that Gaston B Means a leading sleuth and key witness was constantly trailed by a government secret agent. Burns denied the agent caused Means records disappearance amid a White House breakfast with Republican congressional leaders.
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Washington
Senate
Wheeler- Brookhart Committee
Wm. J. Burns
Bureau of Investigations
Department of Justice
Burns
Gaston B. Means
Committee
White House
President Coolidge to push agricultural relief bill
Washington May 7 President Coolidge likely to send a special message to Congress in the coming weeks proposing definite agricultural relief legislation to displace the McNary Haugen substitute bill as developed.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Condition of Mrs Happel Improves in Cedar Rapids Hospital
The patient Mrs Adam Happel in a Cedar Rapids hospital shows encouraging progress and an assured recovery. Mrs Happel has been ill for several months. Mr Happel visited her at the hospital last evening. The Happels live southeast of Vinton.
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Adam Happel
Cedar Rapids
Happel
Happels
Vinton
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Iowa City
Jessie Fuhrmeister
North Liberty
W. S. Bassett
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Howard
Monmouth
J. E. Morrison
Carl Withrow
J. S. Bigger
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Town City
G. W. Steckman
Florence Thompson
Winton
John Hilliard
Kenneth Steckman
G& .W. Steckman
State Hospital
Steckmans
Brendon
George McElroy
H. H. Mellroy
Wayne
Nebr
Winifred Main
Marjorie Cook
State Teachers’ College
Nelle Brody
Miss Cook
Fimmershburg
Skolly’s
Fritz and
Herr Burgemeister
Keystonians
Stanger Estate
Uncle Joe
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