Knights of Columbus Members Eye Four Story Lodge Building
At a Knights of Columbus annual installation at the hall on Mulberry Street and Park Avenue, finance committee chair R J Hoxie outlined selling stock to bear 5 per cent to finance a new four story lodge home with modern amenities for 900 members. Joseph Cody urged optimism, citing his lodge’s $1,000,000 debt payoff. New officers were installed with Harry W Hartong as exalted ruler and a slate including Walter H Bass Ralph Miller Robert Hardin Floyd Dunkelberg A E Johnson Louis Alberti R E Eklund Charles Colby.
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R. J. Hoxie
Knights of Columbus
Mulberrytreet and_Park, avenue
Cody
Joseph Cody
Lodge No. 1
New York City
Mr. Cody
L. D. Miller
G. W. Hughes
Cedar Falls
I. C. Murtagh
Iowa Elks’ Association
Harry W. Hartong
Walter H. Bass
Ralph Miller
Robert Hardin
Floyd Dunkelberg
A. E. Johnson
Louis Alberti
R. E. Eklund
Charles Colby
Two Men Held in Fort Dodge Murder Case
Elmer Sweeney and Bill Olander were bound over to the grand jury by Municipal Judge H W Stowe after a preliminary hearing on charges of murder in Fort Dodge Iowa. Bond set at 10000 each. The next grand jury session is August 29. The binding was based on testimony from George Colby the state’s chief witness who said he saw Olander and Sweeney escaping.
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Fort Dodge
Elmer Sweeney
Bill Olander
Berthold
Halfpap
Pioneer
South Side Grocer
H. W. Stowe
Stowe
George Colby
Third Avenue South
Colby
Olander and
Sweeney
Ambiguous trial so far as defendants in murder case
In a plea before the court J Ray urges no credible evidence ties the defendants to the crime while insisting a murder has occurred and is heinous. County Attorney Gabrielson faults the state's handling, arguing only sufficient proof exists to implicate Olander and Sweeney beyond reasonable doubt. Ice cream mentioned as Marco Polo linked to eastern delicacies.
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J. Ray
Thes Court
Colby
EB. Gabrielson
Olander and
Sweeney
Marco Polo
Japan
East
Many Skin Troubles Defy Lotions and Ointments
An old Indian blood remedy called S.S.B. is urged to combat pimples and rashes by cleansing the blood rather than masking symptoms. The ad argues impurities in the bloodstream cause eruptions and external treatments only offer temporary relief. It claims long history of good results and promotes taking S.S.B. now.
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S.S.B
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