Engineer severely burned in Fort Delge shell accident
David A Kibbler 43 stationary engineer of New Ilinoss Central is badly scalded after a steam shovel overturned at Fort Delge. He was trapped under the vehicle as the cab and superstructure collapsed, suffering extensive burns to the head face arms and feet. Doctors at Fort Dodge hospital have little hope for recovery. Mrs Kibbler left for Fort Dodge after learning of his condition. Her first husband Paul J Delong died last November from a fall at the Lingis Central shops.
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David A. Kibuiry
New Ilinoss
Tilinoig Central
Fort Dodge
American and Briton Freed by Chinese Bandits
Dr H O Miller and a British companion captured in Kwangsi province during a supply mission were released to enable ransom negotiations. Advices from American consul Chamberlain report the pair freed while other members Rex Ray and Carne remained held in the pirates mountain stronghold.
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Associated Press
Peking
H. O. Miller
Jaffray
Kwangsi Province
Chamberlain
Rex Ray
Carne
Two Held for Thefts from Freight Cars
Cedar Rapids Iowa June 2 Jerry Schultz and Ludvik Spacek were arrested charged with stealing goods from Northwestern freight cars. Rail Torch detectives recovered over $2000 worth of household goods said to have been stolen by the men. One car robberies the property of C E Morsfold moving to Evanston Wisconsin. Upon arrival in Evanston most valuable articles were missing.
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Cedar Rapids
Jerry Schultz
Ludvik Spacek
Northwestern
C. E. Morsfold
Evanston
Ghouls Reported Active in Waterloo Cemeteries
Theft of American Legion grave markers and vandalism reported at all local cemeteries. Local post noted transfers of soldier markers to civilians and other mischief ahead of Decoration Day inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Dremoria
Fire on Butler Farm Blamed on Locomotive Spark
A fire at the Sam Whitney farm near Clarksville destroyed a garage, an automobile, a machine shed and 500 bushels of grain. Sparks from a passing locomotive were blamed. Sam and August Storem alerted the family as firemen arrived from nearby, preventing further spread.
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Clarksville. In
Sam Whitney
Sam
August Storem
Waverly
George Coonan
Ell Rock
Glenwood Judge Woodruff Dies After 16 Years on Bench
Eugene B. Woodruff, a prominent district judge widely known in Town and other states, died Saturday night. He served on the bench for 16 years before retiring several years ago.
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Glenwood
Eugene B. Woodruff
Woodruff
Pubuque
Onberg
Charles Waltz
Correll & Pobber Co
Shanandoah
Page County
Sudan
United States
John A. Ryan
D. C
Washington
University of
Backers Confident as Democratic Primary Fields Form
Report outlines Democrats nominating Edward McDonald for attorney general and V. R. McGinois to seek Senate renomination, with several races including railroad commissioner and agriculture secretary contested. One woman candidate, Gertrude Briggs, may challenge for a Senate seat. weather favorable but turnout uncertain due to farming. Local bonds and building proposals also on the ballot.
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PAGH
Xudita
EL Wilson
Morn
Me Sug
J. V W. Lenley
Jean
Wiliam H. Nye
Rockwell City
Gor
E. J. Likes
Des Moines
Leon W. Ainsworth
State Senate
Ray 8. Johnson
Rouneil
G. G. Wolfe
Mount Vernon
Fred P. Woodruff
C. W. Felton
Sioux City
B. M. Richlardson
Cedar Rapide
Cassady
B. B. Burchett
Broomfield
Raymond W. Cassady
Whiting
Republcan
Firsr
Senate
Wabash wreck at Williamsport claims ten lives
Ten people are dead and about thirty six injured after a Wabash freight and passenger wreck at Williamsport Indiana. The tenth victim was identified as BEP, a St Louis Wabash accountant. Harry Eiseman, prominent St Louis manufacturer, died later in Lafayette Indiana hospital.
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Williamsport
Dungan
Z. T. Dungan
Indiana
St. Laws
Ind
BEP
St. Louis
E. Cotter
Wabash
Cotter
St. Louts
Harry Eiseman
Wiliamsport
Lafayette
Inti
Crowe to Seek Quick Indictment for Two Slayers
A Chicago case involves Leopold and a university student who recounted chats about a kidnapping and slaying. The witness claimed Leopold joked about confessing the crime and claiming a $16,000 reward, signaling possible talks of a joke rather than a real plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
Leopold
Leh + & Post
Hits
Roberts Weds Wahl at Clarksville Home Ceremony
Miss Susanne Marie Roberts and J. Burton Wahl were married at the bride's parents home in Clarksville with about 45 guests. The ceremony was read by Rev. D N Morgan of the Presbyterian church and music was provided by Mrs. Horace Field. The bride attended Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls and the groom plans to finish a program at the State University next year.
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Clarksville
Susanne Marie
Roberts
Burton Wat
John
D. N. Morgan
Presbyterian Church
Horace Field
Wahi
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar
the State University
Whitlam C. Lang
Dubuque
Viola Sohell
Bes! Rioines
Charles E. Hearst
John Fearer
Automoblla
Tronto
N. D
John W. Barnes
Cedar Fells
Madison
Wis
Barnes
Teachers College
Mitton Dostiche
Raymond
Tostleba
Hight Hurt When Drill Hits Dynamite in Rail Tunnel
Eight men were injured in a Southern Pacific railroad tunnel near Summit California when a drill struck a stick of dynamite that had failed to explode in three previous blasts. Six men suffered serious injuries and emergency crews responded after the late night accident.
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Reno
Nov
Southern Pacific
Kain
Summit
Cal
Collect Police Court Fines Thru Civil Law Process
One hundred dollars was added to William Goodfellow's indebtedness to the city after he appeared before Judge J. C. Beem in police court this morning on drunkenness charges. The judge ordered collection by legal process, with no option to pay in full. Four other weekend entries included intoxication charges with fines of ten dollars and a forfeited bond of the same amount. Sunday speeders paid 15 and 5 dollars respectively. A motorist facing reckless driving left 25 dollars with the clerk for unpaid charges. Three other drivers fined five dollars for parking violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goodfellow
J. C. Beem
Goodichaw
Ideal Weekend Weather Dazzles Waterloo Area
Summer arrives with two pleasant days in Waterloo and vicinity. Temperatures hovered around 70 as Saturday reached 74 highs and 48 lows with mild, cloudy conditions and chances of showers forecast for Tuesday per the Iowa forecast.
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Waterloo
Mercury
Temperaurea
Towa
River level cut by a foot at dam for wall work
The river level above the dam will be lowered twelve inches at 5 a.m. tomorrow to aid workmen building the river wall on the east bank between Fifth and Sixth streets. Fishermen and others are urged to stay away from the dam vicinity when flashboards are lowered due to drowning danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Austin Burt
Coe College Senior Funeral Held in Cap and Gown
The funeral of Theodore Wintz, a Coe college senior drowned in the Cedar River on Memorial Day, was held in Cedar Rapids. The Coe senior class attended in cap and gown with Wintz his pallbearer classmates. He was to graduate tomorrow.
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Cedar Rapids
Theodore Wintz
Coe College
Cedar River
Coe
Wintz
Official Count May Decide Printers Head
Indianapolis June 2 The official count of the vote for president of the International Typographical union may be necessary before it is definitely learned who has been chosen president. Charles P Howard incumbent said tailey on the basis of incomplete returns. Reports from 76 locals gave Howard 18284 and James M Lynch Syracuse 145576.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
International Typographical Union
Charles P. Howard
Tailey
Howard
James M. Lynch
Syracuse
Back Dies in Elevator Shaft Crash
Des Moines man George Menzie age 35 employed by EStage was killed when his car backed into an elevator shaft on the building door and the machine fell to the basement pinning him beneath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
George Menzie
Vare&nt
Prizes awarded at Waterloo pet and hobby show
Pet and hobby show at V Moo. A. closed Saturday with first and second prizes in all divisions. Dog show winners Robert Stutzner and Orville Barber. rabbits Don Hinman and Lewis Partis. pups John Hurley and Charles Lewis. birds Wallace Henderson and John Akins. ponies Charles Pickett open class. Hobby show winners Francis Williams and Homer Miller. stamp collections Bernard Badding and Gilbert Penly. antiques Dawlins Mowbray and Fred Howe. hand work Jared Nauman and Everett Hansen. carpentry prizes awarded.
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Waterloo Boys
V. Moo. A
H. L. Garfreee
Frank Seehawk
Paulayd Orville Barber
Robert Stutzner
Jamegy Cranston
Kenneth Dooley
Don Hinman
Lewis’ Partis
John Hurley
Charles Lewis
Wallace Henderson
John Akins
Charles Pickett
Francis Williams
Homer Miller
Bernard Badding
Gilbert Penly
Dawlins Mowbray
Fred Howe
Jared Nauman
Erett Hansen
Farmer Near Tipton Nead Found Dead In Barn
Earl Cessford a 30 year old farmer was found dead in a haymow on a Tipton area farm. Authorities believe he severed the veins in his left wrist and covered himself with hay awaiting death. He served in France during World War I and was unmarried. No definite cause of death could be given as self inflicted.
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Tipton
Earl Cessford
Here
Cessford
France
Christian Aaderson Dies After Paralysis Stroke
Cedar Paris reports Christian Aaderson who ran a ghee repair shop for years died at Sartori Memorial hospital yesterday from a paralytic stroke ten days earlier. He leaves a widow and eight children. Funeral likely tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Anderson
Cedar
Debs Recovering in Chicago After Heart Trouble
Eugene V. Debs, once a socialist presidential candidate, is rapidly recovering from heart trouble that led him to enter a sanitarium in Chicago. He is said to be able to leave within a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debs
Chicago
Eugene Vy
Dr Seerley Delivers Baccalaureate for Thirty Seventh Time
Cedar Falls notes a baccalaureate address by H Seer ley president of Teachers College for the thirty seventh year. The talk emphasized education as society’s progress engine and urged graduates to pursue public service with steadfast righteousness. Henry Harmon dies after a breakfast table collapse. He led a civic life and mentored by Masons, with services planned at 2:30 pm. Local notices cover a River Bluff park picnic, Shanger’s operation recovery, Veatch’s California posting, and upcoming Cedar Valley exposition plans.
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Cedar Falls
H. Seerley
Teachers College
Toround
Island park set to open June 8 for season
The town announces Island Park will open June 8 for the season weather permitting. Band concerts outdoors will begin, under the management of the musical organization. Several social events and entertainments are planned at St Marys School and La Salta hall with performances by students and visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Park
Baptismal Ceremony Draws Large Crowd for 12 Converts
Nearly 400 people crowd Mt. Carmel area as Rev. Perkins of Des Moines baptizes 12 converts near Mullan Avenue Bridge Sunday. The Mt. Carmel Baptist parish, currently pastorless, plans to call a pastor soon. Rev. Nesby of Antioch Baptist announces a Walnut Street church service Thursday for prospective members to be baptized. Converts were evangelized at Antioch in April.
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Mullan Avenue Bridge
Mr. Perkins
Des Moines
Mt. Carmel Baptist Parish
G. W. Nesby
Antioch Baptist Church
Col. Sats
Walnut Street Church
Antioch Church
Wall-Scaling Team of Scouts Chosen for Waverly Roundup
Members of the Boy Scouts of Waterley are selected to represent at the Waverly roundup June 18 to 20. The squad includes Donald McCavick Edgar Van Niman Harry Johnson Harold Dean Lewis Lowderman Elmer Erickson John Koch William Ashmore Floyd Teeter and repeating Harry Johnson. Local entrants will participate in the rescue race and Lewis Lowderman is the bugling entry. Wesco tryouts for pacing knot tying and fire by friction occur June 14 morning with wood chopping camp pitching and cooking that afternoon. No practices for the Waverly roundup will be held before Saturday evening due to other activities preparing for Wall Ga Zip.
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Boy Scouts of
Watterley
Waverly
Donald McCavick
Edgar van Niman
Harry Johnson
Harold Dean
Lewis Lowderman
Elmer Erickson
John Koch
Wiliam Ashmore
Floyd Teeter
Wesco
Mississippi Valley League Park
East Grade School Art and Sewing Display This Week
Exhibits from sewing and drawing departments of East Grade School will be shown at East High on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday from 2 to 5 p m in rooms 106 and 108. The sewing section features entries by girls in sixth and seventh grades. The art display covers work from all grades. Miss Lauretta Grat supervised sewing last year and Miss Jessie M Shirley oversaw drawing. Parents invited to inspect to appreciate the year s work.
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East Grade
East High
Lauretta Grat
Jessie M. Shirley
President Coolidge Faces Busy Week After Cruise
President Coolidge returns to Washington from a weekend Mayflower cruise to confront a likely busy week. Congress plans action on a tax bill as it nears session end, with multiple political decisions pending. He will consult with Secretary Hughes on a reply to Japan over the exclusion act.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Wallington Lave
White House
Hughes
Altho
Waterloo People to Make European Tour
Mr. and Mrs. BE. F. Rath and daughter Miss Ruth, plus Misa Elsie Wilson, a Cherokee public schools teacher, prepare a European tour. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boi and Mrs. Anna Kuenstling depart via Illinois Central for New York. All sail June 7 except Mrs. Kuenstling who sails June 13. Rath to mix business as Rath Packing secretary-treasurer with travel.
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BE. F. Rath
Ruth
Misa Elsie Ilson
Cherokees
Frank Boi
Anna Kuenstling
New York
Kuenstling
Europe
Tractor plunges through bridge. two survive leap to safety
In Peru Iowa two men escaped death when a 15 ton tractor breached a 70 foot bridge east of the Chicago Great Western tracks. Driver Lem Rheard and grader John Bosher leaped clear as the tractor, two graders and a water wagon plunged into the water. The bridge was demolished.
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Peru
Here
Lem Rheard
John Wbosher
General Federation of Women's Clubs Biennial Convention Opens
Thousands of delegates from across the United States arrive in Los Angeles for the seventeenth biennial convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. The event opens tomorrow night in Los Angeles, California.
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Los Angeles
Cal
United States
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Woman Indicted for Killing Seventh Husband in Richmond
Richmond Va June 2 Mrs Julia Stull of Houston Texas was indicted today for the murder of her seventh husband Raymond Sylvester Stull in Richmond several weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Julia Stull
Houston
Tex
Raymond Sylvester Stull
Death of Civil War Vet Aldnze P Sharp Held at Kistner's
Funeral services for Aldnze P Sharp, Civil War veteran of four years service with Co I Twelfth Illinois, will be held at Kistner's chapel at 10 a m Wednesday led by Rev M G Court of Northminster Presbyterian. He died about 1 a m yesterday after two years illness at 201 Witty street. Survived by his wife Martha C Sharp, a son W H of Waterloo and a daughter Mrs D H Conger of Marshalltown. He was born January 29 1843 in Dayton Ohio and moved to Waterloo 19 years ago from Marshalltown. He fought in Shiloh and Lae? s ferry and the march to the sea, wounded twice.
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Alonzo PB
Shs&rp
Aldnze
P. Sharp
Kistner
M. G. Court
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Mr. Sharp
Witty Street
Martha C. Sh
W. H
Waterloo
Shiloh
Laef's Ferry
Edna Mary Robb Rites Held at Walnut Street Baptist
Edna Mary Robb died at St Francis Hospital from pneumonia age 37. Funeral services conducted at Walnut Street Baptist Church Wednesday at 2 PM, with Rev. R N MacDonald in charge. Born Jan 19 1908 in Janesville, she moved to Waterloo with parents Joseph J Robb and wife. She leaves parents and two sisters, Mrs Carl Sorenson and Mrs Ray C Border. Body at Kistner's until funeral hour.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Edna Mary Robb
St. Francis Hospital
R. N. MacDonald
Miss Robb
Janesville
Joseph J. Robb
Cortlandt Street
Waterloo
Carl Sorenson
Ray C. Border
Kistner’s
Death Notice for Rick Jh Beilke at 204 Cottage Street
Rick Jh Beilke died at his home 204 Cottage street at 12:15 PM today from complications. Born in Germany October 1864, he immigrated to the United States as a young man. Survived by Otto, William, Harold, Mrs. Clare Worrell of Waterloo, and Fred of Wapello. Body at O Keefe and Towne pending funeral arrangements.
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Cottage Street
Germany
United States
Otto
Wiliam
Harold
Clare Worrell
Waterloo
Fred
Wapello
O'Keefe & Towne Mermers
Amos C Nelson Dies in Sioux City Ill After Illness
Funeral services for Amos C Nelson aged 38 of 318 Walnut Court apartments will be held in St Paul Minnesota. He died at 2:20 am last Saturday after a sudden illness at the West hotel Sioux City Illinois. His wife left Wateriog Friday and relatives seek to inform her of the death.
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Amos C. Nelson
Amos C.nelson
Walnut Court Apartments
West Hotel
Sioux City
Ill
1St St. Paul, Minn
Wateriog
Infant son of Gordon dies. funeral set
George Amos Gordon infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gordon 1376 Broadway died Sunday June 1 at 745 am Funeral services from Antioch Baptist church Tuesday at 230 pm Friends may view at O K eeffe & Towne mortuary Burial in Fairview Also Mary Ham granddaughter of A E Ham died age 5 daughter of Harry Ham Chicago formerly Waterloo services in Waverly for burial
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George A. Gordon
George Amos
Amos Gordon
Broadway
Antioch Baptist Church
O'Keefe &Towne Mortuary
Fairview
Mary Haw
A. E. Ham
Independance Avenue
Mary
Harry Ham
Chicago
Waterloo
Peath
Waverly
Revenue Head Sole Arbiter in Questions of Booze
The U S Supreme Court ruled that questions involving the sale of liquor fall under the internal revenue commissioner and he holds sole authority to limit or omit liquor prescriptions issued by physicians. The California prohibition director case in S F Rutter was partially upheld with other cases pending on government power to cap physician issued liquor prescriptions.
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Washington, D. C
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
United States Supreme Court
S. F. Rutter
Prohibition
California
Supreme Court
If Internal Revenue
Eight Day Mission At St Marys Parisi Eight Day Mission
An eight day mission opened at St Marys Catholic Church with Fathers Titus Hugger and Peter Crumbly Francican preachers. Daily services include masses and 7 45 pm sermons explaining Catholic doctrine and welcoming visitors. Special talks target married women Tuesday, single women Wednesday, married men Thursday, and single men Friday.
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Pease
St. Mary's Catholic Shurch
Titus Hugger
Peter Crumbly
Ermons
Auto Backed Into River Trapping Child In Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids Virginia June 2 the 18 month old daughter of Charles Craft and Milo Marshall was nearly killed when the car they were in rolled backward into several feet of water. Craft freed his child and Marshall from the submerged auto, which remains buried in mud along the riverbank.
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Cedar Rapids
Charles Craft
Milo Marshall
Craft
Marshall
Flag Its Presented Church by Klansmen at Sunday Services
Walnut Street Baptist Church was presented a large silk American flag by about 15 robed Klansmen during Sunday services. The ceremony included a short address by the Klansmen leader and the group exited quietly as the sermon continued with Rev. R. N. MacDonald, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Ku Klux Klan
R. N. MacDonald
Tidal Wave Follows Quake in Philippines
A strong earthquake and subsequent tidal wave hit Agno in Pangasinan province. Official telegrams say the quake likely stemmed from a submarine volcano eruption. The populace is terror stricken and damage appears extensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Associated Press
Manila
Agno
Pancasinan
Agnd
Court Lets Canners Get in Packers Case
The D C Court of Appeals reversed a lower court ruling and upheld the right of a California cooperative canneries to intervene in the big furs Packers consent decree litigation, potentially reopening the broader case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
California
Co-Operative Cen
Officers Plan Strike of Garment Workers
Chicago June 2 Forty thousand garment workers may strike starting July 1, per ILGWU officers. The workforce is largely female and organizers aim to negotiate with employers on minimum wage scales and regulated hours. About fifteen thousand workers are in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
International Ladies’ Garment Workers' Union
Addition of Twenty Sixth Mail Carrier at Waterloo Office
Ray C. Eggert postmaster announced a new Teg Blar mail carrier allocated by government postal authorities to the Waterloo office. The extra staffing alleviates heavy workload on carriers in outlying districts and the twenty sixth Witt shift will handle much of the remaining duties. The new carrier begins his route in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ADP
Ray C. Eggert
Waterloo
Witt
Memorial Services for Mrs Fannie Hileman Held
Memorial services for Mrs Fannie Hileman the year’s sole member to die were held yesterday afternoon in Memorial hall. Jane Kirkwood led the Daughters of Veterans as Rev Clinton Smith of First Evangelical Church spoke. Disabled American Veterans unit meets in Memorial hall at 8 p.m. today for business followed by a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Hileman
Jane Kirkwood
Daughters of Veterans
Clinton &. Smith
First Evvangelical Church
DLA
Memorial Hall
Appointment of Receiver Sought for Middle States Oil Corp
In New York on June 2 a law equity action was filed in federal court seeking the appointment of a receiver for the Middle States Oil Corporation. The move follows allegations within the suit and aims to stabilize assets and operations pending further court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ANK
New York
Middle Setates Oil Corporation
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Sgalder
Sweet and Brookhart
Crowe
Susanne M. Roberts and
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George H. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
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Mandicolom
Dr. Seerley
Flenry
Harmon
Henry C. Harmon
Washington County
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Eugene Alien
Lutheran Society
Bethlehem Church
Fredgville
River Bluff Park
B. Christengen
British Columbia
Shanger
Thomas Shanger
Harry
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Jusia Q
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For Fixtension
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F. DB. Cram
Estherville
John R. Slacks
Sac
Fuller
Antic
H. L. Helis
Shenandoah
L. Ritter
Osceola
A. C. Fuller
Keokuk
Eeach City
St. Mary's School
la Salta Hall
J Cola
Helen McCreery
Earl Wolfe
Hattie Iblings
Glenn Saul
Gladys Lang
Clarence Faust
August H. Johnson
Quasque
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Oelwein
Earl C. Wolfe
Cedar Fail
Helen M. McCreery
John GC. Sullivan
Mae I. Hesselman
Ora O. Sewell
Evelyn Kimball
Shell Rock
Delmar O'Toole
Elsie Winkleman
Arlo C. Butterfield
Coggan
Opal Fredricksen
Ringsted
George Weber
Emma Meijer
Dunkerton
Ewald H. Gutknecht
Louise BE
Engel
Orval G. Hinds
Weatertos
Vera M. Heller
Speeder
Grant Highway
Batley
Omaha
President Coolidge
Edna Mary Robb. Beker
Rick JH. Beilke
T. Mary’s
Man
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