Verne Allan Returns From Long Merchant Marine Cruise
Verne Allan son of Mr and Mrs D A Allan 304 Rebel avenue and a 1919 West High graduate returned last Saturday from a vacation cruise cruising Atlantic and Pacific waters with Norman Frank An Independence boy and fraternity brother Allan left Waterloo June 15 last year sailed on S S Finland of Red Star line from New York to European ports visited Antwerp Belgium and Germany Coblenz and Belgium countryside observed ruined cathedrals and progress toward rebuilding He later trained at Plattsburg and shipped again on S S Steel Ranger Isthmian line from Baltimore to Pacific ports including Los Angeles and Seattle The Steel Ranger passed Astoria during a tidal wave in November He plans to enter service again this summer and attend a university in the east
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Verne Allan
D. A. Allan
Rebel Avenue
West High
Univerity of Town
Atlantic
Pacific
Merchant Marine Service
Norman Frank
Allan
Waterloo
Iowa City
New York City
Frank
S. S. Finland
New York
Belgium
Germany
England
Antwerp
Coblenz
Rhine
Finland
United States
Plattsburg
N. Y
Steel Ranger
Merchant Marine Service Agin
S. S. Steel
Ranger
Baltimore
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Columbia River
Oregon
Astoria
Atlantic Coast
Panama Canal
Pacific Coast
Four Iowa officers seek Army judge advocate general post
Three Iowa candidates Col John A Hull Des Moines Edward A Krager Cherokee and Herbert A White Worth county contend with Col A Bethel Smyrna Ohio for chief of the military legal department Secretary of War Weeks aims to decide soon as Major General Enoch H Crowder retires to become ambassador to Cuba Hull is favored though lacks full state delegation support He has been acting judge advocate general in Havana and would be promoted to major general The trio earned distinguished service medals in World War I Kreger earned a distinguished service cross for heroism in the Philippines in 1900 White a West Point graduate Hull Kreger and White held similar legal division roles with the army
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington News Bureau
Waterloo
Cuba
Col. Hull
Rep
Hall
Congress
Havana
Crowder
Hull
Iowa
Kreger
Philippines
White
West Iroinh
Letvil Life
Army
Hold Up Men Take Victim's $35 Then 75 Cents Returned
Robbers who held up William Waldner at 213 Cottage Street last evening took $35 but returned 75 cents while avoiding hunger. The incident occurred as he walked home from work and involved a surprise attack from behind a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Waldner
Cottage Street
Jail Install of Sheet Steel Lining Under Way
Installation of a sheet steel lining for the county jail began today under the direction of J. T. Wag. The project aims to enhance security and make the facility more escape proof as work proceeds with the new lining.
Do It Yourself Pinex Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A home made cough remedy claims to stop ordinary coughs or chest colds within 24 hours. The recipe uses 24% ounces of Pinex mixed with a pint of sugar syrup or substitute, sold by The Pinex Co. as a guaranteed, money back solution for bronchitis hoarseness and asthma relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Hill
Defendants Awarded Title to SUT4 in Auto Trade Case
The jury in the case of Daniels vs Mueller et al found for the defendants after deliberation. Ownership of the automobile was awarded to I. M. Mauler, who was awarded possession. The verdict granted Krauts’ damages to the defendants for wrongful detention of the car, valued at AL S509, with an option to take judgment for that amount.
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Daniels
T. i
My. Mueller
P.m
Tadge HH
Bales
I. MM. Maaler
Reglavin
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Army’s Law
Swagger
Ner
Supervisors
Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel
John Corsaut
Es Rolnes
Vitorioa
Glaistine
Bree
W.H. Hn Go
Detreit
Mileh
Ile Tifos
Porthond
Donovan Ated
Sloan
Waterloo Army Goods Store
East 4Th Street
Racine
C. D
East 4Th
Snr
Tkils
Dean
Dias
H.C. Rabbits
Doan
Hendersson's
T. Lewis
Strickler
Dean’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Ley. Chemists
Buffalo
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