Veterans Are Home Proposition Fails in Iowa Meetings
Muscatine delegates and most attendees of the W R G W meeting returned home from Burlington enthusiastic about this year but the Women s Memorial Building project and support from G A R and W R C were rejected. Committees to present a plan to legislate a Des Moines memorial building for relics and records were not approved due to belief ample Capitol space suffices. St Matthias Rosary Confraternity to hold a home baking sale at McColm s Dry Goods Store Saturday afternoon.
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Twill
McjColm
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Muscatine Men Honored at State Wicks Meeting
Iowa City June 19. At the annual business meeting of the Town State association of Wiks two Muscatine men were elected to offices. Gd Welch of Carroll elevated to second vice president. Dr Charles L Leigh of Davenport named president with Dr F G Smith of Keokuk as first vice president. Doorkeeper John Wisgand and Sergeant-at-arms Harry Metzger are also Muscatine.
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G. Smith
Keokuk
Arst
Charles L. Leigh
F. CG. Smith
Clement
Welch
Carroll
J. Lindley Coon
Newton
Frank J. Kilest
Des Moines
Tranguter
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John Wisgand
Muscatine
Harry Metzger
N. Rud
Fort Madison
Yune
Marlor Gard
Marshalltown
Henry Louis
Ben
Seuwin
Dubuque
Sioux City
J. E. McDonnell
Stand
Iowa Association
Iown
McDonnell
Towa
Towa City
Ludge
Jews City Lode
Local lodge sends large contingent to Iowa City for state assembly
A large Muscatine delegation led by No. 304 Elks traveled to Iowa City aboard a special Rock Island train to attend the state assembly. Four coaches carried members and guests while many rode in autos. The group, supported by a Stark band of fifteen, aims to bolster state representation amid wet weather and expects another wave of supporters from smaller towns as routes clear.
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Washington
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Cclwelnt
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Lemarsi
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Davenport
Duke Noevin
Waterloo
F. J. Kiest
Dex Moines
Muscatine
Flkdam
Iawa City
No. 304
Iowa City
State Assembly
to@ge
Hawkeye
Rock Island
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Wiehard van ‘Dresky
Jo ‘Flexen
J. J. Brown
Moore
Florence Giboney
L. Bowman
Albert Graohnar
A. H. Kati
A. Olson
Denny Olson
Mary Nyeulis
Hmme-McGaughey
M Rosenmund
G. Foertle Bute
Joseph Aull
Wilf Broaner
B. Louck
A. J. Feller
Frank
Malone
C. Schmelzer
G.’ M. Bridges
Impeachment Report Delayed By Absence Of Committee
Washington June 19 Continued absence of members of the house judiciary committee from the city has further delayed presentation of the report of sub committees which investigated impeachment charges against Federal Judge Emory Spear of Macon Georgia. The report is not now expected to come before the entire committee before next week. It is understood that a majority of the investigators hold to the view that sufficient evidence was not presented to warrant an impeachment.
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Weason Ar Lre
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Emory Spear
Macon
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