Disputed Deed Contest Over 300 Acre Buchanan Tract
The People's State Bank of Winthrop seeks a sheriff's deed to 300 acres in Buchanan County. Attorneys Lynch and Simmons press the action, contested by S. T. Spangler who redeemed property for Central Life Assurance Society with $23,461.94, money held by the Independence clerk. Spangler's counsel includes Ralph Hasner and Edwards Langley Ransier & Harris. The case, heard before Judge H. B. Boles, hinges on redemption legal points as to title and mortgage obligations involving George Spangler and his son, S. T. Spangler. The sheriff declines issuance pending judicial direction, with money still in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan County
People’s State Bank of
Winthrop
C. J. Lynch
H.Y. Simmons
Cedar Rapids
S. T. Spangler
Central Life Assurance Society of America
Independence
Edwards
Langley
Ransier & Harris
Waterloo
Spangler
Issurance Society
H. B. Boles
Harry Willey
George. Spangler
Altho
Fourth reprieve for Madeiros tied to Sacco Vanzetti case
Boston report notes Celestino Madeiros, a Wrentham bank cashier slayer, received a fourth death row reprieve. Gov Alvan Fuller ordered review of his case while postponing execution. Madeiros had confessed to the paymaster holdup and double killing connected to the Sacco and Vanzetti case, with a respite set until the week of July 10, the Sacco Vanzetti execution date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Celestino
Madeiros
Wrentham Bank
Alvan T. Fuller
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo’ Vanzetti
South
Braintresa
Sacco
Vanzetti
Massachusetts
New “Bedford
Cherry Hill
Sacco-Vanzetti
Flooded towns in two states seek rescue boats
Flooded districts in Mississippi and Arkansas trigger calls for rescue boats as state militias and police guard levees in New Orleans area. Refugee camps swell under disease risk and relief efforts expand with Red Cross medical staff vaccinating and quarantining to prevent outbreaks amid rising evacuee totals. Five bodies recovered after Arkansas river break near Pendleton with victims identified near Tillar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosa
New Orleans
New. Orleans
s-Orleans
Mississippi
Arkansas
Ashcounty
Hamburg
McGehee
Ander
lFater
Monticello
Belzoni
Miss
Memphis
William ‘R. Redden
Red Cross
Pine Bluff
Ark
Arkansas River
Pendleton
Tillar
Flier Saves Life in Desperate Leap Wins Caterpillar Club
Lieut. Stewart W. Towle of the Army Air Corps, stationed at Chanute Field, leaped from a burning aircraft at 3,800 feet. His parachute opened, saving him, though he suffered severe burns to the arms, shoulders and neck. The plane crashed in flames less than a hundred feet from a farmhouse. Towle, a West Point graduate, wired his mother that he was safe. He has been at Chanute Field for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Stewart W. Towle
Army Air Corps
Chanute Field
Rentoul
Caterpillar Club
Towle
West Point
United States appoints Sterling ambassador to the Irish Free State
Frederick A. Sterling counsellor at the U S embassy in Dublin is named ambassador extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the Irish Free State according to the Daily Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Post
London
Frederick A. Sterling
United States
Trish Pree
Daily Express
Kazlas Alibi in Liquor Case Has 10 Witnesses
Cedar Falls April 28 Mike Kazlas of Waterloo asked for a venue change from Justice of the Peace R. 5. Murray to W. H. Whitford to hear 10 witnesses. He claims his four gallon alcohol laden car found at First and Main was stolen from Waterloo and he was in that city when seized. Prosecutor Frank Edwards and assistant Roland Merner led the state's side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar .Falls
Mike Kazlas
Waterloo
Murray
H. Whitford
Kazlas
Milton Fields
Frank Edwards
Roland Merner
Karlas
Harlan Adams
Lau Hearing Set After Lottery Conspiracy Charge
Elmer Lau of Davenport faces a conspiracy to violate lottery laws charge and will appear for a preliminary hearing Monday in Cedar Rapids Iowa. He is free on five thousand dollars bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lau
Cedar Rapids
Elmer Lau
Davenport
Death of Dwight Dalrymple in Waterloo at 41
Dwight Dalrymple, 41, died at his home 113 Lane Street at 4 30 a m. He had lived in Waterloo 22 years and worked for Central Railroad Mines. He was born December 3 1887 in Hitesville Illinois, son of Mr and Mrs Dalrymple. Survived by widow and five children Anthony 14 Dale 12 Dwight 7 and Deris 7 and one sister Mrs He Hanson Oakland Mina. Requiem at St Johns Catholic Church Yo om Saturday with Calvary interment. The Rosary Society will meet today and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Dalrymple
Lane Street
Waterloo
Miness Central Railroad
Hitesville
Dalrymple
Max
Anthony
Dale
Dwiebt
Deris
He AL Hanson
Oakland
Mina
Rerviers
St. John's Catholic Church
Calvary
The
Rosary Society
Mieet
Wopom
George B Cook Dies After Two Year Illness
George B Cook aged TS died about 2 30 pm today at his residence 10 Walnut street after an illness of two years. Surviving relatives include widow and niece Mildred Crunsville who lived with him. Other relatives named include step-son, and siblings WH UI. Chek Mrs Netlie Jarvis Waverly and Mrs Ro EL Proudfoot San Dieso within the area. Body remains at Sileraan & Gindt funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Cook
Walnut Street
Mildred Crunsville
Eall
Funeral rites for Edward Le Roy Brown at Petersens Chapel
Funeral services for Edward Le Roy Brown 66 of 1122 Eighth Street West will be held at 2 PM Friday at Petersens Brothers Chapel. Reverend Henry Henagy of Wise Baptist Church will officiate. Burial follows with the family at Shrawoed Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward le
Roy Brown
Eighth Street West
Petersen Bros
Durant Defends Publicity in Snyder Gray Trial
Des Moines April 28 Will Durant philosopher and lecturer says publicity of the Snyder Gray murder trial will benefit the public. He calls the case expose of adultery dullness and condemns the murderer as dull and stupid with brain soaked in alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Will Durant
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Albert Snyder
Red Cross Fund for Flood Relief
A telegram to W Scott Williams of Illinois Central confirms a $102.25 flood relief donation from Waterloo officers and employees. The Iowa division sent seventy four boxes of clothing, with more items shipped by a Waterloo effort. Freeport Illinois employees contributed $1088 for flood sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Scott Williams
Illinois Central Lines
F. R. Mays
Southern Lines
Vicksburg
Miss
I. C
Illinois Central
Waterloo
Iowa Division
Williams
Freeport
Jrl
Dempsey to Meet Paulino in Ring About July First
Jack Dempsey officially accepted Paulino Uzendun as co attraction for his return to the ring at Yankee Stadium on or about July 1. Telegrams between Tex Rickard and the ex champ closed the match with Dempsey persuaded by a guaranteed purse of not less than 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Dempsey
Paulino Uzendun
Yankee Stadium
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Pauling
Rickard
Jack
Girl Trapped in Fire Leaps From Window
Miss Margaret Spooner an 18 year old girl was seriously injured leaping from a window to escape a fire in a house in Des Moines on April 28. Two other roomers jumped to safety but escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yes Moines
Margaret Spooner
Daws High School Masses 41 Runs on 37 Hits
Mason City Tin April 24. Daws high baseball team collected 37 hits including seven homers and four triples in a six inning game against Rowan. Daws won 41 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Tin
cPy. Daws High
Rowan
Daws
Arbor Day Observed by Waterlon Teachers
Waterlon teachers plan Arbor Day events tomorrow with special talks on tree conservation and planting. Students will participate in related activities to highlight the importance of trees to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlon Sehedts Ta Meérrow
Mars is an Minimum hureday and Thursday note
Fragmentary OCR notes mention days and temperatures with unclear wording. Readable parts reference Wednesday and Thursday, temperature mentions, and a TV reference but lack coherent events or names. The item shows garbled phrasing and no identifiable people, places, or organizations to anchor a proper summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Beveridge 10 Bt Buried Friday
Indianapolis honors former U S Senator Albert J Beveridge with a day of mourning as his body lies in state at 4164 Washington boulevard Flags at half mast statewide Funeral services set for 2 p m at Meridian Street M E church conducted by Bishop Joseph M Francis and Rev Virgil E Rover Burial planned at Crown Hill Cemetery near James Whitcomb Riley grave site Mrs Beveridge plans an imposing monument for her husband
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Washington Boulevard
Meridian Street
M. E
Joseph M. Francis
Episcopal Church
Virgil E. Rover
Crown Hill Cemetery
James Whitcomb Riley
Beveridge
Five Old Masters Worth $500000 Stolen From Soviet Museum
Five master paintings with a prewar value of about $500,000 were stolen from the state museum of fine arts in Moscow. The works named include Rembrandt Christ Titian Christ Correggio The Holy Family Carlo Dolci St John the Divine and Giunta Pisano Flagellation. The canvases were cut from frames, with the Rembrandt most badly damaged leaving only a circular fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
State Museum of Fine Arts
Alexander III Museum
Rembrandt
Christ
Titian
Corregio
Carlo Dolcci
Guinta Pisano
Powell's Return Is Under Advisement
Chicago April 2 The fate of Marcus A Powell to be sent back to Cedar Rapids Iowa to face trial for alleged theft of 17 cents from the Durant Iowa post office on October 14 1915 rests with Judge Walter Lindley of the federal court Powell was ordered returned by U S Commissioner Henry C Bietler He appealed and the judge took the case under advisement promising a decision after briefs are filed Powell s attorney contends he is not sufficiently identified as the Durant robber
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marcus A. Powell
Cedar Rapids
Durant
Walter Lindley
Powell
United States
Henry C. Bietler
Banker and Baker at Keokuk Is Dead
Keokuk Iowa April 28 Jacob Schouten 71 a leading citizen and past president of the Town Masters Bakers association died at his home He was president of the Security State Bank and long active in civic affairs He came here at age 11 born in tholand Funeral arrangements not completed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
INS
Jacob Schouten
Town Master Bakers’ Association
Security State Bank
Tie
Thoiland
NYSE Seat Sells for 190000 in New Record Price
New York April 26 INS reports a new record NYSE membership price as Reginald Fincke’s seat sold to Charles Sincere for $190000 surpassing the prior $184000. This sale continues the rising trend in exchange memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Stock Exchange
New York
Reginald Fincke
Charles Sincere
Surviving witnesses questioned in Kerrick shooting case
Los Angeles April 28 Five motion picture people tied to a wild Hollywood drinking spree were asked to refresh memories as county grand jury investigates the fatal shooting of cowboy Tom Kerrick at his home. Kerrick's wife Sarah Kerrick faces murder charges after firing twice in a jealous quarrel. Witnesses include Iris Burns Joe Hunt Henry Isabell Anita Davis. Police say Hunt also faces suspicion of murder.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hollywood
Tom Kerrick
Kerrick
Sarah Kerrick
Iris Burns
Joe Hunt
Henry Isabell
Anita Davis
Miss Burns
Librarians Open Clinton Convention
The middle east district of the Iowa Librarians association held its annual convention at the Clinton public library. Attendees came from Cedar Rapids Davenport Maquoketa Waterloo and other eastern Iowa cities. Julia Robinson of Des Moines spoke on Cooperative Buying Its Advantages. Fifty answered roll call at nine, noting their accomplishments this year. Speakers included Miss Mary Egan Clinton vice president and Miss Joanna Hagey Cedar Rapids.
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Clinton
INS
Middle East
Iowa Librarians’ Association
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Maquoketa
Waterloo
Iowa
Julia Robinson
Des Moines
Iowa Library Commission
Mary Egan
State Association
Joanna’ Hagey
Iowa Banks Report Savings Decrease
Des Moines April 28. Forty two Iowa banks in the Seventh Federal Reserve district reported total savings deposits of 56,001,018 on April 1, down 4 percent from March 1. District deposits totaled 963,311,541 with Illinois leading at 404,712,925 and Michigan second at 311,335,733.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Federal Reserve, Seventh District
Seventh Federal Reserve District
Illinois
Michigan
Hammill Appoints Kindig To Iowa Supreme Court
Des Moines April 28 James W Kindig of Sioux City Iowa was given his commission by Gov Hammill to serve as the state supreme court justice He is the eighth justice under the Forty second general assembly and will take the oath May 2 when the term opens with a full bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
James W. Kindig
Sioux City
Iowa
Supreme Court
John Hammill
Kindig
Forty-second General Assembly
Bucket Brigade Struggles as Tracy Fire Destroys Masonic Hall
A early today in Tracy Mahaska county a fire caused by defective wiring destroyed the Masonic building and a department store. Local bucket brigade efforts were ineffective against the blaze, but insurance covers the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Masonic
Tracy
Mahaska County
Negro sentenced to die in electric chair in D.C.
Washington April 28 The District of Columbia has a new electric chair after abandoning the gallows. Philip Jackson a Negro was under sentence of death today for the criminal assault of Mrs Daisy Elling a white woman on the capitol grounds. Jackson probably will be the first victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
TNS
Philip Jackson
Daisy Elling
Capitol
District of Columbia
Jackson
Ford Acknowledges Gift From Henry Ford
William Raab of 293 Utica Street received a letter from Henry Ford's secretary thanking him for a gift to Mrs. Ford a small Rebekah water vase on which Raab engraved the Lord's Prayer in microscopic letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
William Raab
Utica Street
Henry Ford
Music Quiz From an Old Paper
Answers cover a boy prodigy pianist making an American debut at age ten, the composer of The Blue Danube Waltz, the oratorio first performed in Dublin by a famed German master, the typical form of a symphony’s third movement, Brahms symphonies total, The Vagabond King music writer, a former New York Philharmonic conductor now leading Portland Symphony, Bruennhilde’s identity, Chopin melody source for Always Chasing Rainbows, and a Rachmaninoff profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Brahms
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Portland, Ore
Symphony Orchestra
Bruennhilde
Chopin
Rachmaninoff
Rifle Explodes Injuring Local Man in April Accident
A heavy Swiss army rifle exploded in the hands of Henry Anderson, a local man, causing severe injuries. The blast hurled fragments of steel into his arms and hands, with the barrel blown to bits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athiitie
Henry Anderson
Anderson
Marriage License Recorded for Mead and Davis in Hampton
R. C. Mead of Coulter weed married to Blanche Davis in Hampton. License filed with local authorities shows a union formalized for the couple pending records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Mead
Coulter _ weed
Blanche Davis
Hampton
Fire alarm sparks roof damage at business site
Fire alarms sounded at 6 08 p m Wednesday as sparks on the roof caused damage at a commercial site named Herman C Miller. An insured purchase ad notes cost and contact phone 2404.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman C. Miller
Chicago Loosens Pantry Pints Lid
Chicago residents welcomed a more tolerant police stance toward alcohol, following Mayor Thompson's campaign pledges. Chief Hughes told 50 captains that a crackdown on crooks comes first, allowing citizens to have a drink as long as the law and others' rights are respected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Hughes
Bankers Alarmed by Women's Fashion Demands
London reports the Midland bank monthly review warns that women’s fashion for slave collars and large gold bracelets threatens gold supply. It notes gold production about $400 million yearly to 1925, jewelry demand soaking a quarter of it annually, with fashion driving bankers to worry over future world price movements and monetary values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Monthly Review of the Midland Bank
America
Des Moines Man Dies in Hotel With Heart Attack
Des Moines on April 28 reports William S. MacNaught, 438, a salesman for the Frigidaire Corporation in Iowa, died at his hotel apartment after a heart attack. He was born in Indianola, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Walter S. MacNaught
Frigidaire Corporation
Towa
Indianola
Farmer Fatally Hurt In Runaway Stalk Cutter Incident
A. D. Benson, 57, Sidney, Iowa, died after injuries from being thrown under a stalk cutter during a runaway near Shenandoah, Iowa. He passed away in a hospital at Nebraska City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
A. D. Benson
Sidney
Farmer
Nebraska City
Lithuanian legation fire damages first floor in DC
In Washington on April 28 an early morning fire gutted the first floor of the Lithuanian legation. Minister M Kazys Tizauskas woke early, likely saving his life and limiting damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
INS
Legation
M. Kazys Tizauskas
Dateless Banquet Proposal Circulates at West High
A petition circulating among West High junior and senior classes requests a "dateless" banquet May 2 with alphabetic seating alternating junior and senior. It urges that if this provision passes by more than 60 percent of both classes, all banquet dates be broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High School
Stock company opens Waterloo theatre May 7 with Patsy
Clinton Joy Sutphen announces lease of Waterloo theatre to the Pierre Watkin Players. The group will perform The Patsy by Barry Conners opening May 7 with Laff a Lot on the bill May 1. Helen Lewis returns as leading lady with a 14 member company. Sutphen has prior Omaha Brandeis experience and runs current stock outfits in Sioux City and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Watkin Players
Waterloo Theatre
Clinton Joy Sutphen
Omaha
Maager
A. J. Diebold
Cedar Rapids
Barry Conners
Laffa
Helen Lewis
Waterloo
Sutphen
Brandeis Theatre
Rialto Theatre
Sioux City
Lyric Theatre
Lincoln
Poolhall Swindle Involving Ginger Ale Drinkers
Des Moines April 28. William Striggles billiard hall proprietor says G H Swanson and Herman Devorsky of Davenport swindled him out of 2000 dollars after he was persuaded to drink ginger ale. He alleges they forced him to cash a postal savings note, then threw him from their car. Devorsky helped him back to the city later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des’ Moines
William
Striggles
G. H. Swanson
Herman Devorsky
Davenport
Devorsky
Dr McCormick to Deliver West High Baccalaureate
Westminster pastor Dr W P McCormick will give the baccalaureate address for the West High graduating class Sunday night May 29. Principal Fred J Kluss said the union service will be in the West High auditorium due to Westminster Church seating limits. The 126 member class includes 79 girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
West High
Fred J. Kluss
Westminster’ Church
Disabled Veterans Gather at Clinton
The sixth annual convention of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War Iowa department opened in Clinton on April 28 with about 100 veterans present. Senior Vice-Commander Henry Bitters of Dubuque spoke after Mayor R N Hewes welcomed attendees. Delegates from Ames, Davenport, Clinton, Decorah, Des Moines, Dubuque, Iowa City, Keokuk, Sioux City and Waterloo registered as routine business began. Tomorrow's program includes John C. Lewis of the Iowa Federation of Labor, T J McCabe former state commander, and Ralph A. McGinnis commander of Iowa department American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Iowa
Henry Bitters
Dubuque
R. N. Hewes
Ames
Davenport
Decorah
Des Moines
Iowa City
Keokuk
Sioux City
Waterloo
John C. Lewis
Iowa Federation of Labor
T. J. McCabe
Ralph A. McGinnis
New Trial Denied in Duck-Dog Case
Judge E B Stiles denied a new trial in the Oscar Grow Cedar Falls versus H M Merrill case over alleged killing and wounding of Grow's geese and ducks. Merrill argued a Collie that joined the attack was not harbored by defendant A E Perkins, and thus not Merrill's responsibility. $1,000 sought, $400 awarded in 1925 by a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Stiles
Oscar Grow
Cedar Falls
H. M. Merrill
Grow
Merrill
Stiles
A. E. Perkins
Perkins
Student Dies After Two Boxing Bouts
Lansing Michigan April 28 Donald Hallenback 19 a high school student died after an amateur boxing tournament. He had won a semi final featherweight bout and was in a final when he received two blows on the head that led the referee to stop the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Donald Hallenback
Vanderbilt Divorce Petitions Filed in Paris Courts
Paris April 28. Mrs William K. Vanderbilt filed for divorce and William K. Vanderbilt filed a countersuit in French courts. A reconciliation session was scheduled in three weeks in the judge’s chambers to attempt settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
William KK. Vanderbilt
Virginia Fair
William IK. Vanderbilt
Waterloo Motor Sales Enjoined from Leaving Building
Judge E B Stiles granted a temporary injunction to H A Maine restraining Waterloo Motor Sales from leaving its Sixth and Franklin street building. Maine must post $3,000 bond. His suit cites an unexpired lease from Sept 1, 1925, to Aug 31, 1929, amid announced plans to exchange sales rooms with Overland Waterloo at Fourth and Franklin streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Stiles
H. A. Maine
Waterloo Motor Sales Company
Sixth and
Franklin Streets
Maine
Overland Waterloo Company
Fourth
Flood Relief Drive Tops Johnson County Quota
Towa City April 28. Johnson county surpassed its 1000 dollar Red Cross flood drive quota with 1058 dollars in contributions. If this rate continues, donors may push total to about 1200 dollars for aid to victims in the lower Mississippi valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Johnson County
Red Cross
Mississippi Valley
Coolidge Favors Wisconsin Site for Summer White House
President Coolidge’s choice of a summer White House narrows to Wisconsin Michigan or Minnesota. He is believed to favor Wisconsin and the Lake Geneva area where William Wrigley’s palatial estate has been offered. A final decision remains pending as the Coolidges plan to depart Washington by mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
INS
Coolidge
White House
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Washington
Lake Geneva
William Wrigley
Chicago
Coolidges
Citizens Call for County to Lay More Paying Roads
About 25 miles of Black Hawk county primary roads remain unpaved including No. 59 north of Waterloo No. 59 south from Hudson to county line and a short branch to Reinbeck and No. 57 southwest out of Cedar Falls. Nearly 100 attended a good roads meeting at Black's tea room with city county officials supervisors and business members from Waterloo and Cedar Falls plus guests from Grundy and Bremer counties. Niles urged paving over graveling and suggested issuing more bonds to finish primary road paving. He warned that roads rely on county funds and that farmers want good roads while cities must help secure cooperation. Stanley Moore and Charles Santee spoke on the need for a thru road north of Waterloo and on highway policy. Santee also noted Iowa’s $100,000,000 auto investment and called for broad support of paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Hudson
County One
Reinbeck
Cedar Falls
Black's Tearoom
Board of Supervisors
Grundy
Bremer
C. A. Morris
Iowa
Niles
Ray C. Eggert
Stanley Moore
Charles Santee
Highway Commission
Towa
Sheltons Seek New Trial in U S District Court
In Springfield on April 28 INS reports Carl, Warl and Bernie Shelton three southern Utah gangsters aim to file a motion for a new trial in U S district court to escape their 25 year penitentiary sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
INS
Carl, Warl
Bernie Shelton
U. S
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Cora Wykoff
Peter Marrelis
Emert White
Deborah Society
First ME Church
Deemer
George B. Rowell
Paulino
Ring
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Continents
Stock Company
Pierre Watkin
Dr. McCormick
Sarfield
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T. A. Smiddy
Detroit
Canada
Smiddy
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