Bigamy charge confession and Iowa crime notes
A report lists E. L. Spear a printer from Garner confesses to bigamy in Oklahoma. Other items note John F. Boynason dying of heart disease in Waterloo. youths from Greenfield arrested near Moulton for alleged theft. the first woman county clerk Blanche Womak appointed in Buena Vista County. elopers from Ottumwa sought. a Du buque stove explosion kills three. Marshall County dairy leaders and Ernest Melburg success. Rev. D. W. Cassatt visits Gettysburg College. Denison eyeing a 1971 county fair. Iowa dairy and fruit crop updates. new war material at the Iowa government proving grounds. U.S. Army display at the state fair. car shortage concerns prompt a statewide delegation push to Washington.
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E. L. Spear
Garner
Oklahoma
Waterloo
Iowa
John F. Boynason
Greenfield
Moulton
Buena Vista County
Blanche Womak
C. C. Colwell
California
Du‘buque
Charles Thurston
Isabelle Thurston
Mashall County Cow Test Association
Marshall County
Dallas County Association
Ernest Melburg
Benton County
Melberg
Gus Tow
Norway
Melburg
D. W. Cassatt
Corning
Pann College
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
Mr. Cassatt
Abraham Lincoln
National Cemetery
Denison
Arion
Farm Bureau
Ignuaeral
University of
RV Niteanee
Squaw 'Creek
Frank Coukoulis
Universal Life Insurance Company
Dubuque
U.S. Automobile Company
Des Moines
Mid-West Automobie Insurance Company
Cherokee
Pew
Government Proving Grounds
Bellevue
Congress
War Department
Camp Dodge
Iowa State Fair
United States Army
Acrengaments
Fair Grounds
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College
Iowa State Bankers’ Association
Iowa Farm Federation
Iowa State Manufacurers' Association
Washington
United States
State Historical Society
General Assembly
Democratic Senate
Senate
Augustus Caesar Dodge
George Wallace Jones
C. M. Vanhorn
Sioux City
Ecores
Boone
Cedar Rapids
Jess City
Kei Ak At Ae
De Veyra Family Highlight in Washington Spotlight
The De Veyra family led by Resident Commissioner Jaime C. de Veyra is showcased in Washington. He, a Visayan and Filipino leader, sits on the Congress floor debates, while his wife Mrs. de Veyra travels a public speaking path influencing women’s clubs. Their four children adapt to Washington schooling and languages as they promote Filipino progress and independence.
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de Veyra
Jaime C. de Veyra
Philippine Islands
United States
American Congress
Washington
Philippines
el Nuevo Dia
Cebu
McIntyre
America
Mrs. de Veyra
Manila
de Veyras
Mary
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Jaime C.de Veyra
U. S
Jaime
Veyra
Ple
The
Amer
Islands
Chipelago
Faporer
Committee of American Shipbuilders
Church Street
New York City
T. Plette
Pella
C. Dieleman
Mgr
D. G. Gosselink
Pelz Ghoes