Shuler Attacks Too Much For Vicious Crowd
W A Young notes large Los Angeles mass meeting at Trinity Methodist Church South led by Rev Bob Shuler who denounces crime and crooks. Shuler claims legal fights, libel suits, and radio battles against Hearst backers, with supporters flooding to defend his KGEF station and free speech through rallies.
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Marion
R. P. Shuler
Bob Shuler
Knoxville
J. Dale Stentz
Los Angeles
Shuler
Trinity Methodist Church South
South Flower St
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KGEF
San Francisco
Long Beach
Pasadena
Glendale
Iowa
Burbank
Los Angeles County
California
Federal Radio Commission
Radio Commission
Shule
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Curtis
Mr. Curtis
Calvin Coolidge
Hearst Ranch
Mr. Hearst
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court
Justice of the Peace
Jesse Curtis
Central College
Knoxville Journal
Pella
Supreme Bench
Nebraska
Chronicle
Bob Shul
Ellis A. Yost
Yost
Commission
Washington
KGED
Church
Lois Pantages
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
U. S. Senate
Trini Odist Church
South
Bussey Mayor Loser In Law Suit
Louilla Press reports Jim Reid sued Earp in Hamilton before Justice Jim Bolton. The court ruled for Reid for 24.99 with costs likely matching the suit total. Evidence showed Earp bought a horse from Reid, took it on trial, and did not pay the remaining price. Earp argued misrepresentation, but the judge found no support.
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Reid
Earp
County Board Proceedings October 26 1931 session notes
Marion County board meets in adjourned session approves last meeting minutes and authorizes a fair fund warrant to C. G. Cunningham. Tax levies for 1931 set. numerous claims approved and many refunds rejected. Open bids for local road surfacing. M. M. Beard awarded shale contract. Adjourns to November 2, 1931.
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Board of Supervisors
Homer B. Clark
W. A. Butts
Fair Fund
C. G. Cunningham
The
Fair Association
F. W
Blacksmit
Louis van Roekel
True Rowley Hardware Co
Louis van
Hyatt _ Sons
G. Davelaar
Mrs. H. Westerkamp
Patrol
M. H. Levine
J. D. Adams
Blades
Carl R. Miller
Bristow - Dyer
Knoxville City
Dutch Mill Oil Co
W. H. Metz & Co
Iowa Machinery & Supply Co
Wm. Simpson
Spahn Rose, Lumber Company
Independent Transfer “Co
Brice Hardware Co
Safe Noah
Randall & Jennings
Roland Palmquist
K. of
James Redding
Len Vanderhorst
Mortis Lumber Co
H. Y. Amos
Rodman
George S. Erb
Yardman
al. Forst
Ralph Amos
Assi
Eng
B. H. Brobst
Ed. Wahl
Vander Meulen Co
Hardware
Ghester Fisher
A. P. van der Meide
Hard- Waechter Lumber Co
Swan Lumber Co
Seig Ottumwa Co
William van Buren
Dan Dieleman
William Simpson
Bellamy Telephone Co
Pittsburg -Des Moines Steel Co
Steel
Theo.’Johnson
G. A. Vaughan
Moving Steel
Iowa Sales Co
Brush Pullers Kuyper Lumber Co
Material Ras
Frank Harvey
J. le Cochran
Vanderwitt
Marion’ County Auditor
J. L. Cochran
Plotte
E. Thomassen
Y. Amos
Ae Beall Auto Go
Crawford Tractor Co
I. I. Case Co
J.D. Adams Co
Consumers Oil’ Co
Clements Schnack
J. L. Cochrane
C.D. Elliott
C. D. Elliott
al Porst
C. D. Gullion
H. O. Hollowell
W. C
Independent Transfer Co
Ge, King
Minneapolis
Morine’ Power Implement Co
William H. Metz
E. O., Osborn
Ree
Per Diem and
Gallenge
C. R. Stevenson
W. Baker Co
Harold
Sadie Batten
Ruby Richard
J. v Taggart
Bessie Weddle
Social Service Office
Gail Blakely
Anna Kissinger
Hawkeye Mill
County Farm
Ira A. Ward
Gray Anderson
J. R. Wright
C. S. Cornell
W. L. Bean
Floyd Stotts
Sunnyslope
Rees M. Jones
Mae Anderson
T. Bailit
Isabel van" Nimwegen
J. R. Evans
Paul Crosby
Don L. Remy
R. V. McKeever
A. GC. Kuyper
W. L. Brasher
F. F. Meads
Vase Batz T. R. Spratt
T. B
Knoxville
M. M. Beard
Shale
Harvey Sands& Gravel Co
Len Visser
H.C. Young
F. W. Reynolds
M. M. Beard Bel
Yea
County Board Minutes Show Expenses And Appointments
On Monday November 9 1931 the board of supervisors met and reviewed minutes from the prior meeting. Listed are names and amounts for county workers deputies and per diems including Violet Snyder John Newman Don Remy Lucille Turner Dorothy Teter Ralph Amos Oletha Crawford William Butts F W Reynolds Noah Stuff Chester Hunt Esther Murphy totaling 389.12 dollars.
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Board of Supervisors
Onstine’s
Laura Ash
J. OM. Vliet
Marion County
A. Barnes
Murphy Mt. Pleasant
Ira A. Ward
Gray
C. J. Johnson
County Farm
W. J. Whitlatch
Nancy Boot
John van Roekel
A. W. Peterson
J.M. van Vark
L. W. Spaur
R. J. Miller
Dwight Carruthers
A. O W. Gray
R. R. Freel
Floris Guerts
R. Harber
St. Vincent's Home
Buy-Rite Grocery
Flannagan & Poor
Very Marsh
James Cotter
Sata
J. D. Harsin
Fern Wicker
Eee Eeeee Essen Sens
Marian Wicker
Glenn Gee
Frank Burt
Noah Brees
H. W. Claussen
Bybee & Davis
Poor Farmers Union Store
Ora L. Rose
Henry Prang
Frank Ticott
Bellaray Telephone Company
County Farm Taber Lumber Co
Elmer Thornburg
Wig Langerak
F. T. Metcalf
William A. Butts
H. B. Clark
Violet Snyder
B. L. Anderson
John Newman
Don L. Remy
Hollis Bybee
Lucille Turner
Dorothy B. Teter
Ralph Amos
Oletha “Crawford
F. W. Reynolds
Noah Stuff
Chester Hunt
Esther M. Murphy
Motorcycle Officer Killed at Fairfield
Oskaloosa Herald reports George Wright a Fairfield motorcycle officer died after pursuing Ed Hansen, who fled toward the Fairfield station. Wright fell from the speeding Packard touring car after it struck an oil station and a tree. Hansen captured after fleeing on foot. his female companion held. Wright, son of a prominent Mt. Pleasant area farmer, survived by wife and two children.
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Oskaloosa Herald
Fairfield
Iowa
George Wright
Hansen
Des Moines
Wright
Mt. Pleasant
Carl Batten
Mount Pleasant Policeman Served Two Years
A short notice notes that a man had previously served as a policeman in Mount Pleasant for two years before leaving the force.
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Mount Pleasant
Stolen Checks Are Found Thrown Away
Stolen checks from the Standard Oil station were found by farmer Hu bert Staggs in the McConnell feed barn across the street. He recovered most of the missing checks including a Standard Station instrument while some items remain missing and authorities continue the investigation.
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Standard Oil Company
Seymour Herald
Standard Oil
McConnell
Hubert Staggs
Roscoe Phillips
Powersville, Mo
Robbers Visit Colfax And Newton Stations
Prairie City News reports three gasoline stations in Colfax and Newton were raided over the weekend. The same suspects are believed to have carried out the break ins, taking tires candy and small items in Colfax while Newton s R B Davis station was entered for oil supplies a revolver a pipe a Skelly cap and an oil sample bottle were stolen windows were smashed to force entry at all three sites.
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Prairie City News
Colfax
Newton
Charles Coulter
Roy Burke
R. B. Davis
Rock Island Train Service Timetable Summary
Eastbound Train 472 and 474.00, westbound 475 and 473 run Des Moines to Eldon and Des Moines to Keokuk routes, daily except Sunday. Local freights 832 and 821 carry passengers. must ship freight by 5:00 p.m. previous day. Trains stop for passengers at Runnells Albia and further points. specifics vary by train.
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Des Moines
Keokuk
Eldon
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Gerrit Vander Berg
Virgil Miller
Austin ‘Brown
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Victor Barrett
H. ¥. Shook
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Ry Speed
S. Palmquist
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W. J. Swayne
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Ora Robuck
Allen Vaughn
Bruce Hegwood
Ray Carpenter
W. L. Moon
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L. C. Rinehart
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Ray Shilling
George Williams
C. Vandenberg
Iowa Power & Light Electricity
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A. Robuck
Chas. Rinehart
Central Culvert Co
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