Tolored Uplifter Brought Back Here on Forgery Charge
James L. Page former commander of the local colored American Legion post and uplift worker was returned to the county seat last night by Sheriff KH T. fagner on forgery charges. He was arrested in Bloomington and brought back without requisition for a preliminary hearing in municipal court. Page faces forgery tied to cashing a bonus warrant belonging to another ex-soldier. Fingerprints and a photograph will be taken and records sent to Fort Leavenworth for possible additional warrants. Page fled Waterloo in July and had been sought for weeks.
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James ,L. Page
Colored Amercan Legion
KH. T. Fagner
Foomington
Visi
Mnicipal
Page
Tonother
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Waterloo
Funeral of William M Schultz Held at West Kinder Church
The funeral for William M Schultz was held yesterday afternoon at the home and at West minister Presbyterian church with Rev Preston officiating. Many friends attended from Temple Rebekah lodge No 54. A male trio sang two songs, F H Seger J M Church and JF Gilfillan, with organ accompaniment by Mrs Oliver Stevenson. The deceased is survived by his widow and a son, Ernest, Waterloo.
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William M. Schultz
William Mm.chultz
Westinster Presbyterian Church
Preston
Temple Re- Hhbekah Lodge
F. H. Seger
J. M. Church
JF. QR
Gilfillan
Oliver Stevenson
Ernest
Waterloo
Mrs Ida Standish Dies After Stroke at Archibald Home
Ida Standish born October 6 1870 in Buchanan county Iowa died yesterday from a stroke. Survived by husband Fred Standish a son Earl Standish Archibald four daughters Mrs Albert Manska Archibald Minn and Mrs Da Standish plus brothers Warren and Damon Lowell New Milford Connecticut two sisters Mrs Birdford Sanborn and Mrs Carrie Nortcutt Los Angeles. Funeral services will take place.
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DA Standish
Ida Standish
Buchanan County
Fred Standish
Earl Standish
Java Brothers
Warren
Damon Lowell
New Wartford
Birdford
Sanborn
Carrie Nortcutt
Los Angeles
Interment Planned for Garretors Neal Close at Fairview
Sunday service at first Presbyterian church in Cumberland County Va. in charge of Temple Re pekah lodge No. 54. Interment at Fairview. Aug. 31. Robert C. Barrett county clerk faced murder trial over Rev. E. S. Pierce killing last June. jury expected today after lengthy court arguments.
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First Presbyterian Church
Temple Repekah Lodgs
Fairview
Garretors Neal
Cumberland Courthouse
Robert C. Barrett
E. S. Pierce
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