Three Claimants Seek Compensation for Dead Worker
Testimony before Deputy State Industrial Commissioner Ralph Young reveals Kenneth Whitson, killed by an elevator at Bovee Furnace Works on December 9, 1924, left three claimants: two former wives and Whitson’s children. Witnesses describe rapid, disputed divorces and marriages to the same man within hours, raising questions of legality for the $2,000 to $4,000 compensation. The insurer, Fidelity Casualty, awaits the commissioner's ruling on who may receive payment.
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Ralph Young
Kenneth Whitson
Bovee
Whitson
Dorothea
Kenneth, Jr
Dalia
Thelma Whitson
Kenneth
Blue Earth
Minn
Minnesota
Nina] Whitson
Biue Earth
Edwards
Mrs. Whitson
Frank EB. Edwards
Rogert Birdsall
Waterloo
Carleton Sias
J.H. Meyers
CW. Randal
Fidelity Casualty Company
Hart Wife of Actor W. M. Hart Seriously Ill in Hollywood
Mrs. Winifred Westover Hart, wife of actor William Hart, is seriously ill at her Hollywood home after a heart attack. She showed slow signs of recovery in the latest report.
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Hollywood
Cal
Winifred Westover Hart
William 5. Mart
Schultz Brothers Open Auto Supply and Wrecking Shop
Julius and B. Schultz brothers will open Schultz Auto Wrecking and Supply Co at 909 Commercial Street tomorrow morning. They will handle new and second hand automobile accessories. B Schultz has been in Waterloo. Julius came from Cedar Rapids. Julius was a star backfield man on Weat High football teams years ago.
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Julius
B. Schultz
Schultz Auto Wrecking & Supply Co
Commercial Street
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Julius Schultz
Weat High
Choir Cantata "Message from the Cross" at First Baptist
The First Baptist choir presents the lent cantata Message from the Cross at the church Friday evening with T. Lay baritone and soloists Mrs Clyde Davis and Miss Mildred Wit tick. Wilt Mackarlane arranged the score with organist E Dimmermann directing. audience receives printed words. No admission charge and the public is invited.
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First Baptist Auditorium
First Baptist Church
T. Lay
Clyde Davis
Mies Mildred Wittick
Wilt C. Mackarlane
E. ©. Dimmermann
Four Churches Will Observe Good Friday in Cedar Falls
Four Cedar Falls congregations announce Good Friday services with St Patrick's at 7 30 p m St Luke's Episcopal 3 to 3 and 7 30 Nazareth Bethlehem plan 2 30 program and 7 30 communion union services feature pastor Rev George F Barsalou address last evening First Baptist hosts holy week services in union plan plus further sermons by Dr Harry C Guiver and Rev Ermit B Frye.
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St. Patrick’s
St. Luke's Episcopal
Nazareth
Bethlehem
Union
George F. Barsalou
First ‘Congregational Church
First ‘Baptist ‘Church
George L. Bergemann
Mary
Harry C.guiver
First Methodist, Fipiscopal
Ray
Ermit B. Frye
The
Methodist Church
Robbers Forgeries Strike New Hampton Mail Route
The New Hampton mail theft involved three government sacks on the night of February 24. A forged check bearing a false signature, issued to C. G. Patten & Son of Charles City and cashed at a Waterloo bank, was later discovered by postmaster Ray C. Eggert after being sent for examination March 13. A Waterloo clothing store is also mentioned in relation to the case.
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New Hampton
Waterloo
Ray C. Eggert
I. L. Evans
Marshalltown
C. G. Patten & Son
Charles City
National Bank of the Republic
Chicago
Evans
Robbery clues tie forged checks to New Hampton theft
Federal authorities pursue a $1,000 forged check found among sacks in the New Hampton robbery. Investigators believe the robbers fled to Waterloo after the holdup, seeking an army goods store that accepted the forged checks.
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New Hampton
New _Hampton
Waterloo
Freckles vanish with Othine double strength claim
An advertisement promises freckles will fade with Othine double strength cream applied nightly and morning. It claims most need only an ounce to clear skin and offers a money back guarantee if freckles persist, recommending Othine Complexion Soap and shampoo.
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Guy Drug
Othine Laboratories, Inc
Buffalo
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