Murphy Gage May Be In Jury Shas Before Weekend
United Press reports Cresco Iowa judges and prosecutors preparing to send Dennis J. Murphy to a jury as soon as the weekend. The sanity hearing has stretched weeks with testimony from psychiatrists and bank witnesses about forgery and embezzlement claims involving more than a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy Gage May
United Press
Cresco
Dennis J. Murphy
Wankon
John Schaff
Murphy
J. D. Cooney
Ealings
Henry Bohrer
Bohrer
Urphy-Home
R . ‘Elle
Sarah Ren
Willliam
Aliamakee County
John
Eaton
William Gneil
George
Shellhammer
Jo- Beyh
T. Walsh
Sherman ‘Webster
Allamakee
Creed
Prosperity of United States Marks Year 1925
A continued 1925 note on American prosperity highlighting rising middle class wealth and improved living standards. It credits widespread adoption of automobiles, radios, telephones, and electric utilities to science-based production and distribution, with politics playing a lesser role in overall wealth growth. The piece ties Florida real estate gains to the richer national middle class and notes democratic participation in wealth increasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frere
Florida
Ama
Herald-Tribuno Remy Feiries
State Briefs From Wellman to Boone
Twenty one persons are undergoing serum treatment for rabies prevention after exposure to bites or disease. Bruce Cassay, among five suspects in the Cottage Grove State Bank robbery, confessed to the sheriff’s office. The Northwestern railroad was exonerated for a Bertram crossing accident in which three children were killed. Babies escaped injury in a collision when bystanders protected them with their arms as adults fell. A Des Moines toddler, Mayone McClelland, was hospitalized after drinking kerosene. The first Unitarian church will send 12 delegates to the Young People’s Institute in Humboldt June 21-26. Des Moines: Laura McClary Mack captains 24 Drake University, Des Moines University, Iowa State College and Grinnell College students heading to a YWCA camp near Cone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Dex Moines
Bruce Cassay
Pindley
Cottage Grove ‘State Bank
Cedar Rapids
Northwestern Railroad
Bertram
Des Moines
Mayone McClelland
City
Stour City
First Unitarian Church
Young People’s Institute of Liberal Religion
Humboldt
Lix
Iowa Unitarian Asseociation
Laura McClary Mack
Boone
Drake University
Des Moines University
Iowa State College
Gimpzon College
Cone
Two Roof Fires on Commercial Street Within Minutes
Two roof fires erupted in the same block on Commercial Street within two minutes of each other shortly after 10 o clock this morning. At 10 12 a blaze started at 1314 Commercial Street when sparks from a burning out chimney caused roof damage about 35 dollars in value. Two minutes later a small blaze at 1328 Commercial Street from a burning out chimney caused minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Street
Fremen
No. 2
No. 4
G. A. Anderson
Commercial Strait
David Feldman
Turner
Asks Harry Action in Stuart Bank Case in Des Moines
June 9. Attorney General Cibron sought advancement of consideration by Iowa Supreme Court for the petition for rehearing of the Stuart Exchange Bank case. About 4.5969 million dollars that could be paid to Iowa bank depositors is held up pending the decision. Gibson seeks to have the matter put before the full bench on June 16. if not heard then, likely delayed until December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Cibron
Iowa Supreme Court
Stuart Xchange Bank
Iowa
State Banking Department
Gibson
Member Loses Suit Against Yeomen
Des Moines June 9 C M Woodward a Yeomen member lost his bid in district court for a temporary restraining order against the Brotherhood of American Yeomen He claimed officers and directors had entered into a contract for a gala and merger with another insurance company Judge Meyer found no evidence supporting his contention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
C. M. Woodward
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Brotherhood
Woodward
Meyer
Kitcheners blamed for Jazz music craze in small apartments
Chicago article reports Matt J Kennedy of the National Association of Music Merchants saying jazz thrives in tiny kitchener apartments and modern life spurs the trend. The Music Trades convention, however, claims jazz is waning while classical music regains popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kitchener
Matt J. Kennedy
National Association of Music Merchants
Thea
Music Trades of America
Kennedy
Kitchanat
White man and Indian heiress flee after marriage in Omaha
Omaha police seek Earl E. Gordon a 27 year old white man and his 16 year old Indian heiress bride Miss Lee Mudd who wed with the mother's consent and left in a large automobile accompanied by Mrs Suzanne Bomberry and J Wilson. The heiress is said to be heir to 1200000 dollars. Police believe they returned to Oklahoma after failing to find them in Omaha and Council Bluffs hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Neb
Earl E. Gordon
Oklahoma
Suzanne Bomberry
J. Wilson
Gordon
Ramarky
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Lee Mudd
Miami
Dorothy Ellingson Undergoes Operation
San Francisco June 9 Dorothy Ellingson a youthful mixtricide was operated on at St Francis hospital this morning. Dr T D Arcy Quinn county jail physician performed the operation. Her condition was reported as very satisfactory and how long she would remain in the hospital could not be learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Dorothy Ellingson
St. Francis Hospital
T. D'Arcy Quinn
Drouth Costs Indiana Farms Million a Day
Indianapolis reports drought losses to Indiana farms at about 1.9 million dollars daily. Federal statistician M. M. Justin said damage, concentrated in wheat oats and hay, will far exceed one million per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
M. MM
Justin
Jap Cabinet OKs White Slave Pact
The Japanese cabinet votes to modify the League of Nations White Slave Protocol of 1921 with two reservations. The first excludes all mandate islands and territories from the protocol. The second lowers the age limit in the wavt to 19 years to conform with Japanese laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Jung
Todal
League of Nations
Mandate Islands
OWA Federation of Labor Holds State Convention
The 1925 Iowa Federation of Labor convention opened in Dubuque with President Lewis saying it could be the most important in state history. Notables include Brookhart, Canfield, Mae Francis, Robbins, Owman, Patterson, Plood, and Dubuque delegates. Lawis arrived to headquarter the meeting as sessions begin and officers are elected Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dubuque
Iowa Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Iowa
Lewis
United States
Smith W Brookhart
Fred Canfield
Department of Labor
Washington
Mae Francis
John C. Lawis
Des Moines
Julien Dubuque
J. Ben Wiley
Clem Schadle
Dubuque Trades and Labor Congress
Bertram C. Jackson
M. H. Gzie
Thomas Conner
Columbia College
John A. Cundingham
Schadie
Lapis
Federation
No Male Voice Good Enough to Win Prize
The National Federation of Music Clubs declined the annual best male voice prize as none met the required standard. William Beller of Chicago won the piano competition and Catherine Wade Smith won violin honors in the event held in Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
National Federation of Music Clubs
William Beller
Chicago
Catherine Wade Smith
Start Wheat Harvest in Missouri Fields
Springfield Missouri June report notes the 1925 wheat crop being harvested as binders hum in Green and nearby counties. Farmers credit drought for unusually early ripening but expect a fair yield despite the 40 day dry spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Springfield
Green
Ex Cop Denies He Was Bank Robber
Shaw, a black former policeman, denied all knowledge of the Cottage Grove bank robbery today after being implicated yesterday by Bruce Casady, the fourth gang member now in custody. He remained under arrest in Des Moines as investigators press the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Cottage Grove
Bruce Casady
TRBE
Des Moines
Eman
Street Car Union Re-Elects Wiley
The Iowa Association of Street Railway Employees met in Dubuque and elected officers. J. B. Wiley of Des Moines was named president, George S. Lord of Clinton vice president, and H. Denebrink of Ottumwa secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Car Union
Wiley
Dubuque
Iowa Association of Street Railway Employes
State Federation of Labor
J. B. Wiley
Des Moines
George
Lord
Clinton
H. Denebrink
Ottum- Wa
Boy Nearly Killed by Dynamite Cap Near Centerville
Chester Corst a five year old boy from Centerville Iowa sustained severe injuries when he struck a dynamite cap found at a coal mine near Numa. The incident occurred June 5 and left his right hand severely damaged his left hand mutilated and body burns extensive. Physicians say he will likely die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Numa
Chester Corst
Date Corst
Lartiun Ambrose Leland 83 Former East Waterloo Settler Dies
Ambrose Leland 83 longtime Black Hawk county resident died early today of illnesses of advanced age. Born in New York July 8 1842 he came west at 11 with parents who settled on a farm in East Waterloo township and farmed most of life. Surviving are a son C. D F. O P.M and J. J. of Waterloo three daughters Mrs Grace Baker Mrs John L Chevalier Waterloo and Mrs Elizabeth Berry Kansas City Mo. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 40 p m from Heiman Gladt chapel conducted by Rev W C Bodell burial in Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Leland
Black Hawk County
Waterloo Township
New York State
C. D
F. O
P.M
J. J
Waterloo
California Widows Organize to Protect Members’ Finances
California widows formed the Widows Productive Association, filing articles of incorporation in Sacramento. The group aims to protect members’ financial interests and investments and to recover money fraudulently obtained from them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
California
Widows’ Productive Association
Big Dirigible Los Angeles Heads West After Engine Repairs
The navy dirigible Los Angeles, crippled by engine trouble, is to restart its westward voyage from Lakehurst toward Minneapolis within 43 hours. Following Navy Secretary Wilbur's orders, repairs on the two engines are being rushed and the airship should be ready for the trip late tomorrow. The craft had aborted its prior run en route to the Norse American centennial in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Wilbur
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Iowa Guard Officers Ordered to Attend Instruction School
Officers of Cos B and C Waterloo units of the Iowa national guards were ordered by Gen. L C Lasher state adjutant to attend a school of instruction at Fort Des Moines from June 23 to 26. Seven officers are named in the order. Maj. Gen. Matt A Tintey will head the school for all Iowa commissioned officers, Brig. Gen. Lloyd D. Ross will serve as executive officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watterloo
Iowa National Guards
L. C. Lasher
Fort Des Moines
Matt A. Tintey
Iowa
Lloyd D. Ross
Sixty Seventh Infantry Brigade
Former Cedar Falls Man Drops Dead at Marshalltown Home
Louis C. Emmons formerly connected with Bancroft Greenhouse and Sherwood's Waterloo dropped dead in his Marshalltown home this morning after months of ill health. His widow and two sons Ralph Cedar Rapids and Rollo with the U S marries surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Marshalltown
Louis C. Emmons
Bancroft Greenhouse
Sherwood’s
Waterloo
Emmons
Ralph
Cedar Rapids
Rollo
U. S
Surge
Historic Elm to Be Felled at Keokuk
Keokuk Iowa June 9 An elm tree nearly 100 years old in Keokuk once near Indian councils is to be cut down on a school grounds. Adjacent owners fear wind will blow it over and damage homes. One trunk slab will go to Keokuk High School for gavels used on historic occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Manual Training Department
Keokuk High School
Harriman Interests Win Red Concession in Caucasus
Moscow reports a W A Harriman representative is expected to sign an agreement granting exclusive manganese mining rights in the Caucasus. The deal would require a $1,000,000 guarantee, $4,000,000 in improvements, and an additional $1,000,000 in advance royalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
W. A. Harriman
New York
Harriman
Caucasus
No U S Dirigible to Fly After Amundsen
Washington June 9 The secretary Wilbur has no intention of sending either of the dirigibles Los Angeles or Shenandoah in search of the missing Amundsen polar expedition. He refused a request by the Norwegian Aero club that one air ship be sent to the rescue, stating we are not going to send any wild goose chase to the polar regions. The navy department holds that such an expedition is not practicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilbur
Los Angeles
Shenandoah
Norwegian Aero Club
Navy Department
Farm Federation to Aid Defense Muster
Washington June 9 Cooperation of the American Farm Bureau Federation with the war department in holding the defense day muster on July 4 has been offered by President O B E Bradfute of the federation and accepted by the department. Fourth of July picnics under the auspices of farm organizations were suggested as offering opportunities for muster tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DD. C
American Farm Bureau Federation
War Department
O. B E. Bradfute
Department
Radium Expert Dr Lemon Dies in New Jersey
East Orange New Jersey June. Dr Fawin E Lemon a radium rays researcher for 12 years died after weeks of weakness. He had labored to extract pure radium from ore and suffered blood decline due to prolonged exposure. Two transfusions failed as his condition worsened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Orange
N. J
Fawin E. Lemon
Scopes May Oop Darrow and Have Hughes Take Case
United Press reports Darrow may face off with the Scopes defense in Dayton Tennessee. A Chicago lawyer noted for Leopold and Loeb defense could be replaced by former Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes as chief counsel. The World quotes discussions about picking Hughes to direct the defense, with Scopes possibly consenting to a change to balance Chicago influence and a Bryan prosecution advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Clamance Darrow
Chicago
John.t. Scopes
Dayton
Tenn
Associated Press
New York World Today
Charles Evans Hughes
John Scopes
Willi
Lberal
Clarence Darrow
Scopes
Darrow
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Hughes
Darraw
Tennessee
William Jenkings Bryan
G A R Auxiliaries Open Sessions Ahead of Vet Convention
In Mason City on June 9, five auxiliary groups including the Womens Relief Corps and the Daughters of Veterans opened business sessions as Grand Army men arrive for the veterans convention. The Relief corps aided, G A R Ladies held council, and Sons of Veterans with Auxiliaries met jointly, with welcome by J T Laird and Mrs Emma Philips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Grand Army
Armory
Wadman's Relief Corps
Ladies of
Daughters of Veterans, Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Relief Corps
G.A. H
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
J. T. Laird
Emma Philips
Daughters of Veteranus
Porter Again Eyes Senate as Cummins Rival
Des Moines Capital reports that if Senator A. B. Cummins seeks re election as a Republican in Iowa next year he will face Claude R. Porter who opposed him in 1920 as the Democratic candidate. The paper cites good authority and notes similar chatter about Attorney General Gibson opposing Cummins in the Republican primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
United States
A. B. Cummmins
Republicans of
Iowa
Claude R. Porter
Gibson
Osto Believes Polar Expedition Heads for Cape Columbia
Reports from Osto indicate meteorologists at Spitzbergen now believe the Amundsen Illsworth party aims for Cape Columbia. Some Amundsen expedition members at Spitzbergen say Amundsen told them he would go to Cape Columbia if he did not return by air within 14 days or was forced to descend, enabling relief by ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Osto
Spitzbergen
Miers Ara
Cape Columbia
Amundsen
Capes Columbia
Autos injure four in night at Des Moines
Des Moines reports five persons injured in separate automobile mishaps during the 12 hour period ending at 1 a.m. Oscar Peary and Anita McFarland, both 20 and 21, suffered cuts while their car plunged 30 feet onto Chicago Great Western tracks. Catherine Reeves, 21, was praised after a collision. Lowell Abbott, 11, was struck and lightly hurt. Charles Tauni, 22, unload groceries when hit by a passing car. Five men, including two former prohibition agents, are held in Chicago in a beer runner killing case involving Henry Hassmiller and Walter O Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Oscar Peary
Anita McFarland
Chicago Great Western
Catherine Reeves
Lowell Abbott
Charles Tauni
Chicago
Prohibition
Sherrif P.M. Hofman
Henry Hassmiller
Walter O'Donheil
O'Donnell
Braves Smallpox Kisses Bypass Quarantine
In Cedar Rapids Iowa on June 9 neighbors protest a couple split by quarantine as Katherine Woods and M E Dotcheman exchange kisses through an open window. The girl's brother has smallpox, the home is quarantined, and Dotcheman is warned by the police to stop breaking the rule or risk further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Katherine Woods
M. E. Dotcheman
Katherine
Dotcherman
Waterloo Civil War Veteran Marches in Minnesota Parade
Levi L Jos, 208 First Street East, a Civil War veteran, marched in the Memorial Day parade at Browerville Minnesota Saturday with his son and grandson, both veterans of the Spanish American and World Wars. The three generations are Levi L, Al, and Earl, reflecting service years 1861 1898 and 1913, with the grandfather visiting his son and grandson in Cushing Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi L. Jos
First Street
Browerville
Minn
Levi
Earl
Cushing, Minn
Weather report notes 74 degree afternoon in Waterloo
Water loo residents saw a 74 degree afternoon compared with 76 yesterday and a low of 57 last night. The moderation follows a week of intense heat with comfortable conditions building into Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Des Moines Woman Purchases Grundy County Farm
Mrs Julia Stuart of Des Moines buys the 317 acre Edward Sweeney estate farm in Grant township Grundy county for about 40000 dollars at 125 dollars per acre. The sale was reported from Cedar Falls on June 9 special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Julia Stuart
Des Moines
Edward Sweeney
Grant Township
Grundy County
State Sends for Shepherd Witnesses
A jury was to be completed today in the William D. Shepherd murder trial. Eight jurors have been sworn. The State telegraphed expense money to witnesses C. A. Nordland Rudburn Neb Stella Cannon Linden Ia and Jerome Matillo Indianapolis to testify about relations between the Shepherds and McClintock and his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
C. A. Nordland
Rudburn
Neb
Stella Cannon
Linden
Jerome Matillo
Indianapolis
Shepherds
McClintock
Nebraska grandmother claims world’s smallest mother title
Nebraska City report June 9 says Mrs. Coretta Buck 43 claimed to be the smallest mother in the world and today becomes a grandmother as her daughter Mrs. Robert B. Adams gives birth to a son. Buck stands 28 inches tall and weighs 27 pounds after three Caesarean operations. all three children weighed four pounds at birth and are described as normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Neb
Coretta Buck
Robert B. Adams
Duke Gives 2 More Million to School
Durham announces James B. Dukes donation brings the Duke University building fund to five million dollars. The gift was revealed at the annual alumni banquet in Durham North Carolina on June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Durham
N. C
James B. Duke
Tobacco and Water Power King
Duke University
Contempt Charge Hit Colorado KKK Leader in Tax Probe
Denver June 9 Dr. John Galen Locke grand dragon of the Colorado KKK was held in contempt of court by Federal Judge Foster Symes for failing to produce records of his financial affairs in an income tax investigation by internal revenue agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
John Galen Locke
The
Colorado K. K. K
Foster Symes
Internal Revenue
Westward Tour Planned by Two Waterloo Couples
Mr and Mrs George He Quest and Mr and Mrs W McFarland will leave next Sunday for an extended westward tour. They will ride to Denver Seattle Vancouver and Portland. In Portland they will attend the National Plumbers association convention June 21 22. Quest will exhibit Q S Manufacturing products at the convention. They will then visit Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake City and Denver returning to Waterloo mid July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
George He. Quest
W. ¥. McFarland
Denver
Seattle
Vancouver
Portland
National Plumbers’ Association
Quest
Q-S Manufacturing Company
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Waterloo
Building Permits Report From Local Town Office
Frank Snyder of 12331 Mulberry Street today obtained a building permit for a house at 1208 Williston Avenue costing 3000 dollars. Co R Marquand of 429 Vaughan Street secured a permit to build a residence at 1101 Evergreen Street for 2100 dollars. John Pearson plans to remodel a house at 1003 Franklin Street for 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Snyder
Mulberry Street
Williston Avenue
Co. R Marquand
Vaughan Street
Evergreen Street
John Pearson
Franklin Street
Four Defendants arraigned in booze case in municipal court
Four defendants faced booze related charges in municipal court. Jim Wilson, bound over to district court on bootlegging with a $500 bond, failed to post bail. Charles Ratcliff fined $100 and costs with until Saturday to pay. Pete Hoffman's punishment was an automobile sale by the state. Ervy Kennison fined $160 and costs to be paid to the state by Tuesday, June 6. Trial set for Lee Neville and Edward Clabaugh for larceny of an automobile on Saturday morning. Clabaugh also to be tried for spreading venereal disease. Clyde Cronin bound over to district court with $500 bond, unable to furnish. Cronin also fined $10 and costs on a city charge for disturbing the public quiet by quarreling and profanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Wilson
Charles Ratcliff
Pete Hoffman
Ervy Kennison
Lee’ Neville
Edward Labaugh
Laresuy
Clabaugh
Clyde- Gronin
Mildred
Charles
Everett
District Court
Ador
Cronin
High School Golf Semifinals Set at Sunnyside Country Club
High School golfers compete in the county tournament at Sunnyside Country Club. Herbert Smith beat Glenn Doyle two up with four to play, Harold Fockumsen defeated Charles Wall eight up with six to play, Ralph Lashe defeated Howard Wahl seven up with six to play, and Lawrence Kilgore beat Bill Collins five up with four to play. Smith rallied from two down after 18 holes and four down after six holes. Semifinals matchups were Smith vs. Jockumsen and Lashe vs. Kilgore. The 36 hole final is scheduled for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Herbert Smith
Glenn Doyle
Harold Fockumsen
Charles Wall
Ralph Lashe
Howard Wahl
Lawrence Kilgore
Bill Collins
Smith
Jockumsen
Lashe
Kilgore
Conopus Members Hear Report From National Meeting
Waterloo club members heard how the 1926 Canopus national convention was secured in Minneapolis. President George Harris delivered a detailed two day report on national activities. Harry Shaw spoke on Waterloo and its trade possibilities. Martin Heyde performed two vocal numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Minneapols
George Harris
Harris
Harry Shaw
Martin Heyde
Sloan Again Heads Iowa State Barbers Association
Fred C. Sloan of Waterloo was reelected president of the Iowa State Barbers association at Dubuque. Harvey Marshall Des Moines and Co W Pickering Marshalltown named as officers. Resolutions urged endorsing a Sundry closing law licensing barbers and establishing a state old age pension. Army reserve officers are asked to meet at Hotel Russell Lamson at 7:30 p.m. for a conference with Col. Powell from Omaha hosted by Maj. R. G. Tayler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Sloan
Waterloo
Iowa State Barbers Association
Dubuque
Harvey Marshall
Des Moines
Co. W. Pickering
Marshalltown
State Federation of Labor
Iowa
U. S. Army Reserve
Russell Lamson
Coll. Powell
Omaha
R. G. Tayler
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Thomas Hester
State Hospital
Fnisane
Independence
Hester
Tuga
North Pole
Grove
Hans von Seeckt
Alfonso Gelzer
Stinnes
Alfonso
Spain
Barcelona
Ida Rubenstein
Gabrielle D'Annunzio
Forth Pole
Hugo Stinnes
Ruy * Emuus
Milter
Harry
Stuart Bank
Yeomen
Kitcheners
OWA Federation
LABOR
Brookhart
Notabies
Lartiun
U.S
Farm Federation
Leopold Case
Capital
Porter
Senate
Cummins
Mercury
Grundy.Co. Farm
Nebraska
Aluxer Dragon
Conopus
Waterloo Motor Sales
Maxwell - Chrysler
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