Franz Richter dies in Linwood rock crusher accident
Franz Richter a 54 year old Linwood Cement Company laborer was killed when caught in a revolving screen in a rock crusher while cleaning the hopper at 3 15 PM Tuesday. An inquest is planned. Surviving are his wife Belle Hesser and three sons. Burial will be at Illinois City.
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Franz Richter
Linwood Cement Company
Buffalo
Richter
Peration
J. D. Cantwell
Scott County
Davenport
Bendixen
Davenport Cry Hall
Cantwell
Linwood Quarry
Walter Hernandza
Hernandra
Hernandza
John Murphy
Passawater
Illinois City
America Johnson
Belle Hesser
Linwood
Nichter
William R Richter
J. A. Richter
L. G. Nichter
Columbus Junction
Irs
Mary Rachel
Buffalo Prairie
Nissen and
Four Sentenced by Horst for Intoxication Offenses
Art Gace Filmer Freese Leonard Allen and Ralph C. Sanders were fined $5 and costs each by Justice H. D. Horst this morning after pleading guilty to intoxication. Lawrence Martin pleaded not guilty and will be tried Tuesday.
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Art Gace
Filmer Freese
Leonard Allen
Ralph C. Sanders
Justice H. D. Horst
Lawrence Martin
Mrs. Josephine Ames 79 Dies After Short Illness
Mrs. Josephine Ames, 79, died at Hershey hospital at 7 30 Tuesday night after a brief illness and a stroke. She lived in Muscatine most of her life with spells in Chicago and California before returning in February. Survived by three sons Gus Albert and Charles M. Ames and one daughter Stella G. Ames, five grandchildren. Funeral at First Baptist church with burial at Nichols cemetery. services by Rev. Vernon L. Shontz. Women's Relief Corps to handle short services at the church.
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Josephine Ames
Hershey Hospital
Nichols Cemetery
Women's Relief Corps
Meyers Funeral Home
Funeral services for H H Fridley held at home and church
Funeral services for H H Fridley were held at 1 pm at the home of 915 Fast Fifth Street and at Blue Grass Presbyterian church. Burial followed in Blue Grass Cemetery.
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H. A. Fridley
H. H. Fridley
Fast Fifth Street
Blue Gras Presbyterian Church
Buria
Blue Grass
Gloom over Prosperity Claims in GOP Address
A keynote speech criticizes the Republican era as mythic prosperity and economy, attacking Mellon as a beneficiary of policies and recounting battles over veteran affairs, Teapot Dome, and Sinclair bonds. The speaker argues four million jobless, farm losses, and bank failures prove prosperity is fiction.
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America
Wilson
Mellon
Hamilton
Veterans’ Bureau
Daugherty
Teapot Dome
Will Hays
Sinclair
Kansas City
Five Men Arrested After Leroy Street Dance
Night Captain Mark Taylor and Officer Frank Thauren arrested five men between 11 10 and 11 40 Tuesday night at the Leroy street street dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Taylor
Frank Thauren
Leroy Street
Plunder Bund Foe Condemns Centralized Power in Rhetoric
In a speech, Mr. Bowers denounces centralized government and finance and warns the power monopoly will seize public utilities if unchecked. He contrasts Democratic and Republican views on business, laments farm policy and tariff justice, and argues for broader farmer rights against privileged interests.
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Hamilton
Lincoln
Republican Party
Andrew Jacksons
Ilege
Mr. Bowers
Jackson
Wilson
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Helper
Horst
Bowers
Blisters
G. O. P. Gallants
Iowa
Sid
Dyche’s Garage
Front St
Marcy Lee
Marcy Lees
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