Rites Held for Mrs Thirtyacre in Wapello
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Clifford Thirtyacre 41 at her mother's home with Rev. R J Arms officiating. Burial followed in Wapello cemetery. Mrs. Mary Ament hosted the service as 65 attended the picnic of the Wapello Golf Club at the Erwin shack.
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Wapello
Clifford Thirtyacre
University Hospital
Iowa City
Mary Ament
R. J. Arms
Irene Brauns
Dorothy Boyd
A. J. Williamson
Charles Stroup
Wapello Golf Club
Erwin Shack
Emmet Carter
W. S. Brown
A. R. Morledge
George Oakes
Mary Erwin
Millard Hicklin
Norman Schroeder
Leon Bettler
Charles Johann
Davenport
William Wiederrecht
C. M. Herrick
Tillman
William Matthews
R. C. Murphy
Burlington
Thomas Murphy
H. L. Davison
Matthes
Des Moines
Louisa County
State Department
Morning Sun
Bernard Wallace
Ida Wallace
Mayor Asks City to Close for Parade
Muscatine organizers plan a parade with sections led by the Legion drum corps V. F. W. drum corps Muscatine Concert band West Liberty band and Wilton band. Volunteers are urged to participate by float automobile or marchers and lamp post decorations in the downtown area are requested. Parking on Second Street is banned from noon during the parade and officers will clear the street.
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Second Street
Pine
Mulberry Avenue
Longstreth
Muscatine
w.Kee
F. M. Myers
Muscatine Nra Committee
Muscatine Legion
V. F. W. Drum Corps of
West Liberty Band
Wilton Band
Myers
Lord
Jolliet and Marquette Meet Iowa Natives on the Mississippi
The article recounts the 1672 meeting of Louis Jolliet and Jacques Marquette with Iowa natives on the Mississippi near the Iowa village after traveling from St. Ignace to Green Bay and the Wisconsin and Fox rivers. It notes their peaceful reception, the peace pipe, gifts, and feasts before continuing toward the Gulf and back to Quebec.
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France
Louis Jolliet
Jacques Marquette
Jolliet
Ottawa
Mattawan
Lake Nipissing
French River
Georgian Bay
Straits of
Mackinac
Mission of St. Ignace
Father Marquette
Marquette
Lake Michigan
Green Bay
Fox River
Wisconsin River
Mississippi
Iowa
Longfellow
Missouri
Ohio
Arkansas River
Gulf of Mexico
Illinois River
Lakenye
DePere
Quebec
Montreal
Lachine
Plymouth Rock
Tropical Storms Devastate Texas and Florida Coastlines
Tropical storms strike Texas and Florida causing crop devastation in the Rio Grande valley and Palm Beach estates. Brownsville, Harlingen, and Fort Pierce report severe damage as residents flee and coastal shipping slows. A storm rages along Mexico's east coast while Cuba dispatches relief after a deadly prior disaster.
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Palm Beach
Fort Pierce
Lake Okeechobee
Mexico
Cuba
Houston
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Brownsville
Harlingen
Rio Grande
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Pilots Shine in 15 Mile Event and Bomb Dropping Contest
American Eagle class ships winners announced. Paul Shaw of Iowa City placed second in the 15 mile event. Worth won the bomb dropping contest with Romkey second Tooman third and Coffey fourth. A motorcycle stunt by Guy R Wheeler of Muscatine closed the afternoon events.
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Paul Shaw
Iowa City
Worth
Romkey
Tooman
Coffey
Guy R. Wheeler
Muscatine
Bailey Captured After Car Crash During Chase
Bailey, under heavy guard, was captured by Ardmore officers near Marietta after a pursuit in which three shots were fired. He wore blood flecker handcuffs once used on Frank Nash and faces charges linking him to the St. Valentine's Day massacre and the Lincoln, Nebraska bank heist. A prior Kansas prison escape and ties to Pretty Boy Floyd are recalled as a car wreck and a dash toward the Kansas line occurred.
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Urschel
Albert Bates
R. G. Shannon
Armon
Paradise
Tex
Bailey
Sam Randolph
Love County
Marietta
Ardmore
Tresp
Oklahoma City
Frank Nash
Outlaw
Kansas City
St. Valentine’s Day
Chicago
Lincoln, Neb
National Bank and Trust Company
Kansas
Scott, Kas
Kansas State Prison
Wilbur Underhill
Dallas
Charles
Pretty Boy
Alva
Okla
Warships Reach Cuban Waters as Havana Turmoil unfolds
U S warships including the cruiser Richmond and destroyers MacFarland Bainbridge and Sturdevant move toward Havana after brief talks with Ambassador Welles. President Roosevelt rushes back as Cuba's bloodless coup prompts a provisional junta to assume power.
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Associated Press
Havana
Cuba
Sol
Diers
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Gerardo Machado
Santa Clara
United States
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Halton Powell
Texas
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U. S
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Roosevelt
Washington
Astor
Blue Jackets
Havana University
Germany
Jose Mazzarri
Machado
de Cespedes
Ramon Grau San Martin
Porfcrio Franco
Sergio Calbo
Gibera
Wai FF
Mary Brian
Carrillo
Roger
Pryor
Lionel
Will Paul Gloriana
Paul Lukas
Leila Hyams
Donald Dillaway
Ruth Donnelly
George E. Stone
Joyce Compton
Broadway
the Theatre of Comfort
Boots
Ralph Morgan Alexander
Kirkland
Irene Ware
Graham McNamee News
Wyvseev
Sally Rand
Fan
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Crepes
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