Cantones e Army Defeated in Northern Campaign
Shanghai dispatches report a disastrous setback for the Nationalist Cantonese forces. Combined armies under Chang Tsung and Sun Chuan Fang pushed the southern troops from Shantung, driving a retreat toward Psuchonfu and Kingsu. About 8,000 prisoners were captured amid reports of inexperience and exhaustion among nationalist troops. Borodin and four Russians with an American propagandist reportedly sailed from Hankow.
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Shanghai
Chang
Tsung Chang
Sun Chuan Fang
Shantung
Psuchonfu
Kingsu
Grand Canal
Haychow
Tsingxianpu
Chinkiang
Flight Heroes Meet at Meal Given by Mayor
Boston hosts a gala gathering as famed aviators converge for a public meal. Fraulein Thea Rasche makes her American debut at Roosevelt Field, praised by Army pilots for her graceful loops. Byrd and team depart for Boston after meeting Rasche, Lindbergh arrives amid acclaim on tour. Grace plans an ocean hop to Japan as Gray plans a high altitude balloon test.
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Flight
Boston
New York
Fraulein Thea Rasche
Germany
Roosevelt Field
Lieuts
Maitland
Hegenberger
San Francisco-to-Hawaii
Fraulein Rasche
Washington
Byrd
Balchen
Bert Acosta
George O. Neville
Chamberlin
America
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sponen
Guggenheim
Mrs J I Chapman 61 dies after gallstone operation
Mrs J I Chapman 61 of 1031 Lincoln street died at 8 a m in a local hospital from acute dilation of the heart after an operation for gallstones on July 16. Born Kate Rubyer December 2 1865 in West Union Iowa she married J Chapman December 25 1891. Survived by husband two brothers and one sister and a daughter Helen who died at age eight. Funeral services will be at 1 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Chapman
Lincoln Street
Kate Rubyer
West Union
J. Chapman
Rubyer
Waterloo
East Park Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid
Pythian Sisters
Temple Rebekah No.4
H. S. Dye
Hardy Rubyor
Randawa
A. B. Rubyer
Cedar Rapids
Helen
Burial set for West Union cemetery in Hast Park obituary
Burial will be in the cemetery at West Union. Tuesday services were held at Petersen Brothers' chapel with Rev. J. Paul Vincent of Hast Park Presbyterian Church presiding.
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Petersen Brothers’ Chapel
J. Paul Vincent
Hast Park Presbyterian Church
West Union
Mrs William M Bentroth dies at 51 in Waterloo
Mrs William M Bentroth 51 died at 6 20 p m at 223 Sumner street after a long illness and a heart attack. Born December 16 1875 in Pommern Germany she came to the U S with her parents at age four. She married William M Bentroth October 20 1892 in Cassville Wis and the couple moved to Waterloo later that year. Surviving are Frieda Florence William and Robert at home Mrs Joseph Schmidt Mrs Harold Withrow and Mrs Max Hall all of Waterloo Mrs E C Moehlins Denver Ia a brother Herman Bart Denver and two brothers Robert and Frank in Germany a daughter Helen died in 1902 and an only sister Mrs Carlins died recently in Denver. Five grandchildren also survive. Funeral at 2 30 Monday at First Lutheran church with Rev Henry Mueller officiating burial in Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Bentroth
Willian M. Bentroth
Sumner Street
Martha Marie Baft
Pommern
Germany
United States
Cassville
Wis
Waterloo
Frieda
Florence
William
Robert
Joseph Schmidt
Harold Withrow
Max Hall
E. C. Moehlins
Denver
Herman Bart
Frank
Helen
Carlins
First Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
Fairview
Robert D. Lammer
Fowler Street
First Evangelical Church
O. M. Yaggey
O’keefe & Towne Mortuary
Bertha Theressa Mexdorf
Mazomanie
Iowa
Death of Charles T. Bogardus at 77 in Waterloo Iowa
Charles T. Bogardus died after ten years of paralysis at his home 5271-2 Ninth Street West at 12 40 p m age 77 He was born Kalamazoo Michigan January 1 1850 moved to Independence and Waterloo and lived in the area 57 years He married Elmira Hayes June 15 1873 and is survived by six children a sister 16 grandchildren and four great grandchildren One son Jesse died in 1920 Funeral arrangements with Petersen Bros mortuary Also note death of Mrs Robert D Lammer 715 Fowler Street 45 and the Mexdorf Lammer family with details of births marriages and residence in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Bogardus
Ninth Street West
Swift Manufacturing Company
Mr. Bogardus
Kalamazoo
Mich
Independence
Waterloo
Raymond
Elmira Hannah Hayes
Edna Maud
Tyrrell
Moulton
A. H. Bogardus
Hubbard
F. R. Bogardus
St. Paul
Minn
BEL
Bogardus
Chicago
J. A. Bogardus
Bee Bogardus
F. M
Titus Death Notice From Waterloo Area Obituary
Griffen Stewart Titus, 49, died yesterday at his daughter Mrs. Earl Townley in Perry Illinois after an 18 month illness from heart disease. He was born December 2, 1867 in Rockford Illinois and married Susie E. Francis in Marion Illinois September 6, 1892. Titus worked for Illinois Central Railroad and later farmed near Waterloo before retirement. Surviving are widow Susie, daughter Mrs. Townley, four other children Mrs. Harold Miller, Mary Titus, Stewart Titus of Waterloo, and Cecil S. Titus of Peoria Illinois. Funeral services will be Sunday morning in Perry with burial at Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffen Stewart Titus
Earl Townley
Perry
Rockford
Ill
Susie E. Francis
Marion
Titus
Ilinois Central Railroad
Waterloo
Townley
Harold Miller
Mary Titus
Sixth Street West
Stewart Titus
Cecil S. Titus
Peoria
Veteran Samuel Clark Died Suddenly and Laid to Rest
The body of Samuel Clark, a World War veteran, died Tuesday evening at St Francis Hospital and was sent to Portsmouth Virginia for funeral services. American Legion and Red Cross representatives viewed the body before transport. Becker Chapman post decorated the casket with a large American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Clark
St. Francis Hospital
Portsmouth
American Legion
Red Cross
Becker-Chapman Post
Funeral services for E Wesley Mellinger
Funeral services for E Wesley Mellinger 66 of 616 Evergreen avenue will be held at 9:30 a m tomorrow in the Kistner chapel with Rev D W Endres officiating. The body will go to Clarksville for afternoon services at the Christian church and burial will be in Linwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Wesley Mellinger
Evergreen Avenue
Kistner Chapel
D. W. Endres
Central Christian Church
Clarksville
Christian Church
Linwood Cemetery
Mary Q. Matthewson Died At Oakdale After Short Illness
Mary Q. Matthewson former East High Spanish instructor died Monday at Oakdale after a brief illness. She was buried Wednesday at her former home in Muscatine. A University of Iowa graduate, she had taught at Oakdale about 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Q. Matthewson
East High School
Oakdale
Muscatine
Miss Matthewson
University of Iowa
Mrs. Thelma Bartch Dies in Colorado Springs
Word was received that Mrs. Thelma Bartch, formerly Miss Thelma Bartch of Waterloo, died yesterday in Colorado Springs. The body is being returned here for burial with Mrs. James Bartch, her mother, accompanying the body. funeral arrangements await word from relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Francis
Thelma Bartch
Waterloo
Colorado Springs
Colo
James Bartch
Iowa Queries From State History Society Q&A
Questions and answers supplied by the Associated Press through the State Historical Society of Iowa cover 1735 French command in Iowa the river called La pomme de Agne the location of Pike's Hill the Mines of Spain and Tete des Moins or St Donatus.
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Iowa
Associated Press
State Historical Society of Iowa
la Pomme de Agne
Pike's Hill
Spain
Tete Des Moins
St. Donatus
Weather snippet rumors and stray figures only
Readable weather line hints at temperatures and weekend forecast with scattered figures. Mentions Friday and Saturday with unclear values. Source text is fragmented and OCR damaged.
Hindenburg Rumors Hover Over Oct Birthday Retire Fee
Berlin reports swirl around President Hindenburg as his eightieth birthday nears on October 2. Some say he will resign. others insist he will serve out his term. Potential successors named include Gustav Stresemann Hans Luther Hjalmar Schacht and Walter Simons.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Germany
Ebert and Hindenburg
Gustav Stresemann
Hans Luther
Reichsbank
Hjalmar Schacht
Hans von Seeckt
Supreme Court
Walter Simons
Can I Play King Michael Asks About Play Time
In Bucharest on July 23 the child king Michael I of Roumania, newly ascended to the throne, wonders why people bow to him and asks his nurse if his new kingship will allow him to play as before. The scene reflects infant monarch's curiosity amid changing deference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Roumania
Michael
German Prima Donna Stages Strauss Opera at Dresden
Frau Professor Marie Gutheil Schoder, the famous German prima donna, becomes the first woman to officiate as stage manager on the operatic stage in Germany. Her staging of Richard Strauss Electra at the Dresden State Opera is hailed as an unprecedented success by public and press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strauss Opera
Marie Gutheil- Schoder
Germany
Richard Strauss
Electra
Dresden State Opera
Thirteen Girls Visit Hollywood as Guests of Mary Pickford
Thirteen girls from 13 cities win My Best Girl contests and travel to Hollywood for a three week vacation tour with no movie tests. They assemble in Chicago for a luncheon hosted by the Chicago winner and a motor tour. Mayor William Hale Thompson will participate in the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hollywood
Mary Pickford
William Hale Thompson
Illinois towns quit trolleys for buses
Ottawa Illinois shuts down street car service in favor of bus transportation. Other cities like Streator and Quincy follow suit after the Illinois Traction company argues buses better serve Ottawa. Council approval and commerce commission order grant the switch with bus service to start within 60 days.
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Ottawa
Til
Illinois
Streator
Quincy
Illinois Traction Company
State Commerce Commission
Commerce Commission
Murder Suicide in Fort Worth Claims Two
Fort Worth residents were shocked as Mrs. Myrtle Paty a 37 year old rooming house proprietor and A D Harrison 47 a Teague fireman were killed last night. Harrison shot Paty in front of her home and then killed himself. They died shortly after at St Josephs hospital where Patys daughter Eugenia is training as a nurse.
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Fort Worth
Tex
INS
Myrtle Paty
A. D. Harrison
Teague
Trinity É Brazos Valley
Harrison
Paty
St. Joseph's Hospital
New Trial Sought for Girl's Attacker
Kansas City reporting that Cleo Williams a 19 year old man is to have counsel argue a motion to set aside the guilty plea and seek a new trial in the case tied to the attack on a white girl. If denied an appeal to the state supreme court is planned. Williams faces hanging, first since 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
INS
Cleo Williams
Williams
State Supreme Court
Farmer Killed When Car Hits Caboose at Crossing
Cresco July 23 A farmer named Ben Dempewolf was instantly killed when his car struck the coupling bar at the rear of a freight train caboose at a crossing near the station.
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Cresco. Ta
Ben Dempewolf
Davenport Woman Named Recording Secretary at National Federation
Frances E. Plath of Davenport Iowa was elected recording secretary of the National Federation at the national convention of Business and Professional Women's Clubs held in Oakland California. The announcing line notes her designation and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Oakland
Cal
Visi
Siigibt
Frances E. Plath
Theational Federation
Kidnapping of 18-Year-Old Sparks Quebec Incident
New York Daily News reports Bud Stillman abducted Lena Wilson aged 18 after a family dispute over religion and marriage. He plans a Catholic ceremony at his mother's camp in Quebec with her mother's consent, while Lena's relatives are barred from attending. Mrs. Stillman has warned stores to deny credit to the Wilsons.
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New York
New York Daily News Today
Grande Anse
Que
Stillman
Wilson
Bud Stillman
Lena Wilson
The
Daily News
Bud
Montreal
Bod
Lena
Quebec
Tives
James A. Stillman
Wilsons
Latuque
Grand Merchat
Money for college housing for women urged by AAUW
Washington July 23. The American Association of University Women asks more funding for women’s dormitories over male stadiums. They emphasize educational, economic, and social responsibilities and seek equal faculty opportunities and stronger collegiate standards from a woman’s perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
American Association of University Women
States
District of Columbia
New Bank at Leon to Open Monday
A new De catur County State Bank will begin business Monday in Leon Indiana. R M Cook of Kansas City president and I E Gaskill of Kansas City vice president hold top offices. Leon officers Orel P Estes and G B Price and M O McCarthy of Lineville complete the board. Capital is 25000 with 5000 surplus. Leon has lacked a bank since March due to prior failures.
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Leon
Decatur County State Bank
R. M. Cook
Kansas City
I. E. Gaskill
Orel P. Estes
G. B. Price
M. O. McCarthy
Lineville
Iowa City Plans Great White Way Lights
Iowa City's business section will be brilliantly lighted soon after a council motion approved last night. The project, started by the chamber of commerce last winter, provides for many bright lights paid for by abutting property owners. Objections may follow within twenty days, as with paving projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
Iowa City
Chamber of Commerce
Subway Strike Looms as City Hopes for Talks
The spectre of a subway strike in New York grew as Mayor Walker planned a conference with union officials at city hall. Frank Hedley president of the Amalga Transit Association wrote to the mayor declining to attend claiming the union was too small to cause a serious strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walker
City Hall
Frank Hedley
Interborough Rapid
Amalga Transit Company
Hedley
Mateh Association of Street and Electric Railway
Controlling Interest Sold in Story County Telephone Firm
Controlling interest in the Story County Independent Telephone Company has been acquired by Continental Telephone. The deal includes exchanges and farm lines at Nevada Cambridge Maxwell Roland and Story City. F M Boardman, founder and longtime manager since 1898, will stay on as manager of the new organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
INS
Story County Independent Telephone Company
Continental Telephone Company
Cambridge
Maxwell
Roland
Story City
F. M. Boardman
Burns From Blank Cartridge Sparks Fire In Pistol
Wesley Cerny sustained burns while cleaning a revolver with naphtha in Cedar Rapids. A blank cartridge exploded yesterday, causing his clothing to catch fire. His mother-in-law wrapped him in a blanket to smother the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids. In
INS
Wesley Cerny
Mrs Armour Illness Ties Armours To London News
Mrs Philip Armour, 85, widow of Armour & Co founder, ill in London with serious illness. Doctors fear news of her son J Ogden Armour's sickness could cause a setback. She has not been told of his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philip Armour
J. Ogden Armour
London
Caruso's Widow Dorothy Caruso Engaged to Alexander Moore
Venice dispatch reports Dorothy Caruso widow of Enrico Caruso engaged to Alexander Moore former American ambassador to Spain announced at a dinner at the Excelsior hotel Lido Moore was married to actress Lillian Russell who died in 1921
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Rome
A_ dispatch
Venice
Dorothy Caruso
Alexander Moore
Spain
Excelsior Hotel
Lido
Moore
Lillian Russell
Four Teens Sentenced to Death for Attack in Moscow
Four teen youths aged 15 to 17 were sentenced to death for the criminal attack on a 14 year old girl in Moscow. Fourteen others, alleged to be involved, received prison terms from two to eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
INS
Marriage Licenses: Patton and Turner in Hampton St Paul
John Clark Patton of Hampton and Ophelia Turner of St Paul nn applied for a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark Patton
Hampton
Tee Ophelia Turner
St. Paul
Stillman-Wilson North Woods Romance Heads to Quebec Wedding
New York July 23 The romance of Bud Stillman heir to millions and Lena Viola Wilson a blonde North Woods girl from Quebec forest country moves toward marriage Their meeting began when Lena sought work at the Stillman home and deepened as Bud finished college Plans include a La Tuque Quebec wedding and a honeymoon abroad Then a Columbia University area home where Lena will cook and keep house while Bud studies to become a physician.
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New York
Bud” Stillman
Lena Viola Wilson
Stillmans
John Wilson
Lena Wilson
James A. Stillman
Bud
Grand Anse
North Country
Miss Wilson
Princeton
Young Stillman
la Tuque
Quebec
Columbia University
Wallace Seeks South and West Alliance in U S
Wallace, editor of Wallace's Farmer in Des Moines, envisions a political and economic alliance between the south and west. He says national election prospects depend on heed to these regions and sails to Williamsburg for the International Institute of Politics, aiming to unite the two sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
ASP
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Farmer
Williamsburg
Mass
International Institute of Politics
Institute
Parole of Alleged Liquor Possessor Up to Judge
Fairfield Iowa July 23 Temporary revocation of the parole of Russell Miles, arrested for possession of liquor, has been obtained. Miles will face Judge W M Walker at Keosauqua on Aug 3 for a hearing to decide if his parole should be permanently set aside. He is jailed on a $1000 bond. Miles was paroled from a five year Anamosa sentence. Since the trial judge has died, the state parole board cannot act in his case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Russell Miles
Miles
W. M. Walker
Keosauqua
Anamosa
Tube Breather to Recover, Doctors Say
Chicago physicians report that 12 year old Albert Katzen, long on artificial respiration after a month of pneumonia, shows signs of improvement. An artificial breathing tube was formed through his back after inhalation could not be sustained by a regular mask. Lungs are healing and oxygen treatment is diminishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Albert Katzen
Jones and Kirwood Sail for America
Bobby Jones the American amateur who captured the British Open golf championship for the second straight year sailed for New York today aboard the Cunard liner Aquitania. Jos Kirkwood trick shot specialist and professional also was a passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Eng
Bobby Jones
New York
Jos Kirkwood
Des Moines Schools Fight Jazz Evils to Start Courses
Des Moines officials announced plans to introduce character building courses across the schools this year. The program begins in kindergartens and extends through all grades up to the high schools to offset the jazz craze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Vare Calls For Ballot Boxes To Senate Committee
United States Senator elect William Vare asks that all state ballot boxes be turned over to the senate investigating committee and offers to help cover costs of recounting the last senatorial election. He says an immediate recount is due to the state and himself to clear partisan charges of a false election.
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Philadelphia
Senate Investigating Committee
United States
William
Vare
Governor's Daughter Seeks Understanding With John Coolidge
Miss Florence Trumbull daughter of the Connecticut governor admitted an understanding with John Coolidge. She is in Detroit with Gov and Mrs John H Trumbull en route to Mackinac Island for the governor's conference.
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Detroit
Mich
Florence Trumbull
Connecticut
John Coolidge
Trumbull
John H. Trumbull
Mackinac Island
Clinton Legionnaire Killed in Milwaukee Mystery
A man likely William Lindsey about 35 from Clinton Ta died at Milwaukee county hospital from injuries suffered north of Port Washington. Found unconscious on Northwestern road tracks by section hands, brought in by George B. Horn. Cards on him identified him as a Clinton American Legion post member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Wiliam Lindsey
Clinton
Milwaukee County
Port Washington
George B. Horn
William Lindsey
American Legion
School Girl Hurt on Way to Picnic
Bertha Aldis 18 of Des Moines suffered a basal skull fracture after being thrown from the running board of an automobile returning from a East High school seniors picnic at Ledges state park near Boone Indiana. She was in critical condition at a local hospital. She was to graduate August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
East High School
the Ledges State Park
Here
Bertha Aldis
Des Moines
Aldis
Pressure on brain blamed for slaying by youth
Los Angeles July 23 IN S. After being convicted of second degree murder a 16 year old Dur ward Wittenmeyer pleaded for a surgical operation to remove brain pressure he says drives him to kill. The case ended with a murder verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
INS
Durward Wittenmeyer
Inspect aircraft in Sioux City by air regulation officials
G G Budwig and Richard H Lees Jr inspectors from the air regulation bureau of the commerce department in Washington completed inspection of civilian aircraft at Sioux City. They examined pilots and mechanics as part of the routine check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
G. G. Budwig
Richard H. Lees, Jr
Air Regulation Bureau
Aeronautics Division
Department of Commerce
Washington
Confessing to 20 Holdups He Starts 8? Years in Cell
Minneapolis July 23 James G Cellan known as Big Jim McGraw on the way to an Oklahoma reform school to serve an 80 year bank robbery term. He added two more robberies to 18 he already confessed including a Peoria theatre robbery in 1926 with Kimes and Mc Knight yielding 4300 dollars and a Fowler bank robbery stealing 1800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
James Gcellan
Big Jim
McGraw
Oklahoma State Reformatory
Oklahoma
Peoria
Matthew
Killer" Kimes
George McKnight
Crummy
Fowler, Til
Guard U. S. Embassy in Buenos Aires
The American embassy and major U S firms in Buenos Aires were heavily guarded by police as a precaution against bombings. Police ordered immediate searches of anarchistic and communist quarters after two bombings yesterday, one at a Ford agency office and another at a Washington statue in Palermo park. No injuries. the statue was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Ford
Palermo Park
Two Hundred Fifty Six in Court for Wild Party Staging
In Chicago on July 23 two hundred fifty men and eight women were arraigned for disorderly conduct after a raid on a stag party led by Rev. Phillip Yarrow and Rev. O. G. Davis. Three indecent films were shown and many attendees used aliases including John Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Phillip Yarrow
Vigilance Association
O. G. Davis
John Smith
Pan American Labor Convention Closes with Old Officers Reelected
The Pan American Federation of Labor adjourned its fifth annual congress in Washington on July 23 after reelecting all its officers led by President William Green of the AFL. Havana was chosen as the 1928 meeting site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Pan-American Federation of Labor
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Havanaa
Holleys Visit Relatives Then Move On to Sioux City
Mr and Mrs Ernest Holley and daughter Anna Margaret with Mr and Mrs F Holley from Brazil Indiana left 815 Logan avenue to spend Sunday with relatives in Sioux City and plan to return to Indiana later this week visiting EB J Holley and family in Cedar Rapids formerly of Waterloo along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Ernest Holley
Anna Margaret
F. Holley
Brazil
Ind
W. R. Holley
Logan Avenue
Indiana
Cedar Rapids
EB. J. Holley
Waterloo
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Ernest. Smith
Emory
Bronte
Smith
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Grace
Richard V. Grace
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Japan
St. Louis
Hawthorne C. Gray
Scott Field
Gray
Langley Field
J. S. Chapman
Othe Sagres Madess
Hindenburg
Rumor
National-Zeitung
City
Cologne
Stettin
Baltic
Karl Joseph Schulte
Reichstag
Wilhelm Sollmann
Interior
Herr Sollmann
Kellner
Prussian Board of Health
King Michael
Caboose
Sweetheart
Great White Way
Story County Phone Company
Caruso
Lena Viola
Whison
Alliance of South and West
U. S
Ware
Senate
Guard U. 8
Pan-American Labor Convention
G. C. Kennedy
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