Feely Faces Ouster Move As City Council Hires Prosecution
The city council engaged the Pike Sias Zimmer man & Frank firm to prosecute ouster proceedings against City Attorney Elmer F Feely after a demand for his resignation. Feely offered a brief apology to Mayor Frisbie but remained noncommittal about his removal. If charges proceed, a district court will determine action. salary obligations continue until removal. No suit was served by 2 p m and action may wait for a special council session Saturday afternoon.
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Pike, Sias, Zimmerman & Frank
Elmer F. Feely
Frisbie
Feely
Har
Fealy
Althe
C. L. McDermont
A. BE. Gnagy
Black Hawk County
Bloc Voting in Congress Stirs Tariff Debate
The piece surveys a growing "bloc" voting pattern in Congress amid tariff debates. It discusses party leaders influence, regional and economic factors, and the potential for logrolling to yield historically high tariffs, noting continued discussion beyond page one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Eee
Tari
Lng
Teta
New York Evening Post, Inc
Senator Fer mold On Bathing In Reform Attack
In a senate attack on the packet control bill Senator Fer mold Republican Maize deplored reform efforts. He noted a letter asking how often he bathed and if he brushed his teeth persistently. He said reformers and uplift organizations have grown, while government price regulation efforts have failed to lower prices.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Fermold
Hall of Congressional
No Prospects for Cheaper Bread Warns Baker
A. P. report from St Louis on June 25 quotes C. J. Kreyer of Milwaukee and J. C. Lewis of Minneapolis saying pure food laws aid bakers rather than hinder. They foresee no immediate drop in bakery prices though some ingredient costs have eased. Overhead expenses remain largely steady and many housewives continue baking at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Louis
C. J. Kreyer
Milwaukee
Wis
Open shop plan gains in St. Louis printing trades
United Press reports that fifty eight of the largest printing houses in St. Louis have signed an agreement to operate under an open shop plan for five years. The move shows broad industry commitment to nonunion hiring practices in the local printing sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
St. Louis
Denby Warns War Could Boost Weight Loss Record
Washington June 18 The Associated Press reports Secretary of the Navy Denby warned that demand for war could rival his weight loss. He quipped that every time we go to war I lose 20 to 40 pounds while peace lets him regain it. He noted cutting due to training as a buck private and joked about the potential for an engineered war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prasad
Washington, D. C
United States
Denby
Marine Corps
Corps
Cityy in Brief notes from Waterloo and surroundings
Mrs A F Klaus underwent an operation at St Francis hospital. Joel Miller ill with smallpox moved to county detention hospital. Miss Thelma Barth left for Des Moines to visit friends. Miss Carmen Rivera back to Western Union after two weeks’ vacation. Mrs M Strom left for Milwaukee for a month with relatives. C W Imlay arrived from Goodwin Ark to stay for summer. Mrs A Van Norstrand and daughter Jane visiting Spokane relatives. G D Rathburn visiting Fayette during Iowa Masons’ grand lodge events. Miss Marjorie Guyer returned from Presbyterian hospital after serious operation. Mrs Gus Roupke to Chicago to visit son two weeks. Miss Mary Cascaden and Miss Mary Leavitt expect home from Grinnell. Mr and Mrs Foink J Stillman returned from East trip to Brandon VT. J P Eves attends farm picnic near Marion today and farm bureau meeting at Dubuque tomorrow. Mrs Grate A Messer reappointed probation officer for current year. Mrs Adelaide Gilchrist and sister Tressa Berend, designers for Waterloo Skirt & Garment Co., on business trip. J F Chesney stranded after collision on Rainbow drive. no injuries. Free Methodist Sunday school picnic at Cedar River park. Storm disrupts gathering after lunch. A 16-year-old girl missing with another girl and two men last seen at amusement park. D W Brink recovers stolen auto at Electric Park but finds it stripped of many parts. Mr and Mrs William Hassan and Mrs Elizabeth Cooke visiting Best family leave for Clarville. Trial of T W Lester on horse keeping charges postponed pending report.
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C. W. Imlay
Goodwin
Ark
A. van Norstrand
Jane
Spokane
Wash
F. EB. Stewart
G.D. Rathburn
Fayette
L. W. Slocum
Rand Lodge of
Iowa Masons
Marjorie Guyer
Grant Avenue
Presbyterian Hospital
Gus Roupke
Utica Street
Chicago
Charles Bailey
J. P. Eves
Weterloo
Stads Galry
Romph
Marion
Farm Bureau
Dubuque
Grate A. Messer
Adelaide Gilchrist
Sis
Tressa Berend
Free Methodist Sunday School
Cedar River Park
T. J. Fuller
la Porte City
D. W. Brink
Cedar Rapids
Electric Park
William Hassan
Centerburs
Elizabeth Cooke
Wichita
Kay
J. W. Best
William Avenue
Clarville
Hassan
Mrs. Cooke
Mr. Best
Des Moines Newspapers Halted by Power Mishap
A Des Moines Des Moines June 15 power system accident halted work in numerous factories and plants. By noon the current remained low and newspapers could not publish regular editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Associated Press
Tariff to Keep Congress Busy Until October
Washington June 15 United Press reports that tax and tariff legislation will stretch through the extra session with possible action by October or December. Senator Penrose warns politics may delay the tariff while aiming to revise the tax bill promptly. He notes two tariff schools of thought protecting tariffs and revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Herding
House
Senate
Penrose
Senate Finance Committee
Harling
Deas
President Cancels War Contracts With Harness Concern
President Harding on Attorney General Dougherty’s recommendation voids war department contracts with United States Harness company for surplus harness worth millions. Assistant War Secretary Wainwright notes a conspiracy by former temporary officers to secure contracts for their own gain. Weeks announces the action as Dougherty launches war contracts profilers prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Daugherty
War Department
War Baker
United States Harness Company
Baugherty
M Beck Appointed Solicitor General
Washington June 15 President Harding sent to the senate the nomination of James M Beck New Jersey to be solicitor general Beck a lawyer and former assistant attorney general during the Roosevelt administrations will be the technical legal official in the department of justice representing the government in its important cases
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Senate
James M. Beck
New Jersey
Beck
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Miss Ella Todd to Spend Summer Abroad
Miss Ella M Todd of Sioux City sails from Montreal on June 17 for an extended Europe tour. She will spend two weeks in Paris one week in Rome and one week in London visiting art centers and battlefields. She travels with a sightseeing group from Morningside College and will be away until September 2. She formerly worked as a bookkeeper for Wangler Bros.
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M. H. Kelly
Ella M. Todd
Sioux City
Montreal
Ont
Europe
Paris
Rome
London
Miss Todd
Morningside College
Wangler Bros
Mortuary notices for Michael Alvin Maher and Mary Jacobson
Michael Alvin Maher aged 15 of 624 Ne well street died after a short illness. Survived by parents, three brothers, a sister. funeral arrangements pending with O’Keefe & Towne. services likely at St Mary’s Church. burial at Calvary. Carrie M Jacobson died at Riverview home. service at O’Keefe & Towne with Rev W A Peterson officiating. burial at Elmwood. born in Denmark. six children survive including Hanna Vaughn. son Lawrence Jacobson, Minneapolis, arrived today.
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Michael
Maruisa
Michael Alvin
M. J. Maher
Newell Street
Lincoln School
O’keefe & Towne Mortally Pendits
St. Mary's Catholic’ Church
Bur ‘Jal
Calvari
Carrie M
Mary Jacobson
O'Keefe & Towne
W. A. Peterson
Elmwood
Jacobson
Riverview Addition
Denmark
Hanna Vaughn
Lawrence Jacobson
Minneapolis
Charles funeral services at Kistner's chapel
Charles Anaries J. Hoffman will be at Kistner's chapel tomorrow at 2 30 p m with Rev W A Peterson pastor of Union Congregational church in charge Burial will be in Waterloo cemetery Friends may view the remains today and tomorrow Mrs Louis Schirmer funeral services conducted in St Josean at 10 16 a m Toomey in charge Body taken tonight to old Beatie Kan home
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Anaries J. Hoffman
Kistner
W. A. Peterson
Union’ Congregational Church
Waterloo Cementary
Louis Schirmer
St Josean
Toomey
Beatie
Kan
Ontario Man Chosen World Rotary Chief
Crawford McCullough of Fort Williams Main Ontario was elected international president of Rotary clubs at the world convention in Edinburgh by acclamation. Officers named include Rufus Chapin as treasurer and George Harris as sergeant at arms among others. three vice presidents to be elected Thursday by the international board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presse
Edinburgh
Scotland
Crawford McCullough
Fort Wt
Main
Ont
Rotary Clubs
McCullough
Rufus Chapin
Chicago
Sergeant Abarius
George Harris
Washington
Dick” Aspinall
Buchanan
W. Va
Ralph Cummings
Lancaster
Everett Hill
Miners Bear Brunt of Unemployment Wave Says Breen
Denver June 15 delegates at the AFL convention heard that bituminous coal miners suffer most from the unemployment wave. William Green UMWA secretary described sharp cut in demand for coal and many miners in camps struggle to feed families while numerous mines were closed and workers locked out in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Denver
Celo
American Federation of Labor
William Green
United Mine Workers of America
Green
Mingo County
West Virginia
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of América
Senate
Mrs Orthwein Says She Killed Ziegler In Fit Of Jealousy
Chicago June 15 Detective John Burns testified that Mrs Cora Orthwein told him she shot and killed Herbert P Ziegler because he was not true to her. Burns described her as hysterical and noted he was among the first officers at her apartment after the shooting. He was the state’s first witness in the murder trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BF United Press
Chicago
John Burns
Cora Orthwein
Herbert P. Ziegler
Burns
Ziegler
Orthwein
Detroit Lets Five Cent Fare With Penny Transfers
Detroit Michigan June 15 The city and Detroit United railways reached an agreement in a fare dispute. The company accepted a five cent fare with one cent transfers. The new rate takes effect today. The current rate was 9 tickets for 50 cents or six cents cash. A wage cut prompted the demand for a fare reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Detroit United Railways
Two men executed by Irish Republicans near Listowel
Dublin June 15 reports say James Kane a 2 police pensioner and an inspector were shot by the Irish Republican Army as a spy near Listowel county Kerry A farmer named Borle was shot dead near Kiesir county Tippervary The body was labeled tried and sentenced to be shot by the wish Republican army
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Associated Press
Dublin
James Kane
Irish Republican Army
Listowel
County Kerry
Borle
Kiesir
Tippervary
Wish Republican Army
King Peter I of Serbia Reported Dying at Belgrade Palace
Belgrade on June 15 reports King Peter I of Serbia near death in the palace. Prince Regent Alexander, called from a French health resort, is at the king's bedside.
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United Press
Belgrade
Peter I of
Serbia
Alexander
Bandits Blow Safe in Hamilton Hardware Store
Keokuk June 15 bandits dynamited the Hamilton Hardware Co store safe. They took 66 in cash and checks totaling over 200. the checks were later recovered. The robbers fled in an automobile. Also listed are marriage licenses Maurice A Kellogg and Augusta Olmstead both of Waterloo and Irwin Parrish Waterloo plus ladies C Gensirt Waterloo.
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Keokuk
Hamilton Hardware Company
Hamilton
Maurice A. Kellogg
Washburn
Augusta Olmstead
Waterloo
Erwin R. Parrish
Ladys C. Gensirt
New Ship Board Undertaking to Liquidate U S Vessels
Washington June 1 United States shipboard board under Albert D Lasker takes initial liquidation step by debiting 2 250 000 000 and outlining 750 000 000 for disposal The board aims to stop taxpayer leakage as upkeep costs run over 2 000 000 weekly Purchasers sought among lines and shipowners to keep vessels under American flag Wooden ships 33 000 000 venture seen as a loss Junking expected for unsold ocean bottoms.
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United Preas
Washington, D. C
United States
Albert D. Lasker
United States Mercantile Marine
Lasker
Harding
Expressmen Wage Cut Appealed to Rail Labor Board
Chicago, June 15. The American Railway Express Co. seeks a wage cut for about 80,000 employees. Hearing before the United States Railroad Labor Board is set for next Friday after failed company employee talks. The firm proposed a 25 percent reduction matching a prior board grant, which employees refused to consider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expressmen
Rail Labor Board
Associated Press
Chicago
American Railway Express Co
United States Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
British Society at Ascot Heath Races and Royal Cavalcade
The Ascot Heath meeting drew elite society with Tiunminetor owned by E Short winning the Hunt cup after a run of twenty horses. Glanmerin and Beauregard followed, while King George and Queen Mary attended the semi state cavalcade, the Royal Hurt cup valued at 250 sovereigns with heavy stakes. Traffic arrangements remained smooth under direction of the airship R-26.
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Associated Press
Ascot Heath
Enig
Tiunminetor
E. Short
Lord Londonderry
S. Glanmerin
F.’ Hardy
Beauregard
King George
Queen Mary
Windsor
Wheel Your Own Ice Is Dubuque Rule in Strike
Residents of Dubuque City own baby cabs have been disqualified as beneficiaries under the relief plan to deliver ice during the city ice drivers strike. The plan allows deliveries to those unable to obtain ice themselves while ice stations service other areas. It is common to see households hauling ice in baby buggies, carts, or cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dubuque
Britain Plans to Spend Ten Million for Navy
London June 35 The total expenditure proposed for this year on capital ships for the British navy is 2,000,000 pounds. Lieut Col Amery parliamentary and financial secretary to the Admiralty stated in the House of Commons today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Col
Amery
House of Commons
Greeks on Eve of New Campaign in Asia Minor
Constantinople reports imminent Greek offensive against Turkish Nationalists in Asia Minor. British reserves aid the Eleventh division at Ismid and move toward Ushak near Smyrna. Also notes Hudson Iowa band plans first open air concert at 3 p.m. with A Lal Schmolt directing.
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Asia Minor
Constantinople
Asia
Minor
Ismid
Sea of Marmora
Ushak
Begdad
Smyrna
Hudson
A. Lal Schmolt
Madame Curie Declines Lake Michigan Swim Honor
Chicago June 15 Madame Curie seeks to swim in Lake Michigan after Northwestern University awarded her an honorary Doctor of Science but friends discourage due to illness and cold water. Her daughters Irene and Eve joined co-eds for a 45 minute plunge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Madame Curie
Lake Michigan
Northwestern University
Jake
Irene
Eve
Sleuths Pursue Motive in Kaber Murder Case
Cleveland June 15 detectives focus on tracing the trio of hired killers who murdered Daniel F. Kaber wealthy Lakewood publisher on July 18 1919 They expect to recover Kaber's diamond ring and watch from the conspirators Mrs Smunia Colavito claims Mrs Kaber gave the items as partial payment for the crime Mrs Kaber and her daughter Marian McArdle face first degree murder trials set for June 28 also charged are Mrs Mary Bricket grandmother to Mrs Kaber and other associates in the case
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United Press
Cleveland
Daniel F. Kaber
Lakewood
Kaber
Smunia’ Colavito
Mexican Oil Not Exhausted Says New York Executive
E L Doheny president of the Mexico Petroleum company asserts oil development and production in Mexico will continue for years. He disputes a Washington report cited by Chairman Porter alleging declining Mexican oil output, saying the study stemmed from a brief, earlier field visit.
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New York
Associated Press
Mexico
E. L. Doheny
Mexico Petroleum Company
Washington
Porter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Doheny
J. A. Phelan
Shipping Board
Benson
Muzzle on Sims Porters Demand Muzzle on Sims
Washington June 15 United Press reports Chairman Porter of the house foreign affairs committee urged Secretary Denby to order Admiral Sims to stop giving further speeches on the Irish question. Porter said Sims had already harmed foreign relations and urged discipline to curb his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington, D. C
Sims
Denby
Porter
Pennsylvania
Ae House Foreign Affairs Committee
Admiral Sims
Des Moines Building Trades Council Faces Split
Des Moines on June 15 reports threaten abolition of the Des Moines Building Trades Council as unions and master builders review recently signed contracts. A committee’s finding on contract provisions could force dissolution of the central body, following a heated Monday night meeting that ended with the business agent’s position being abolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Des Moines Building Trades | Council
Building Trades
Fone
Student damages car dodging collision near Waterloo
John H. Ray, a Cedar Falls student at a Waterloo commercial college, drove onto Rainbow drive early this morning to avoid a side-lane car. The crash, about three and a half miles from Waterloo, crushed the car body, shattered glass, bent a spindle, and crushed the radiator. Ray escaped with several scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Ray
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Commercial College
Rainbow Drive
Waterloo
Prisoner Saws Way Free of Jail at Boone
Joe Roman a 28 year old Romanian held on three indictments for assault with intent to kill robbery and carrying a dangerous weapon escaped from the Boone County jail Tuesday night by sawing through three sets of bars. He was arrested weeks ago at Madrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Boone
Joe Roman
Madrid
Northey Addresses Kiwanians On Manufacturing Methods
Fred Northey spoke to the Kiwaniangs at Black's tearoom about efficient advertising and sales methods. He addressed manufacturing perspectives with tips useful to retailers, jobbers, and professionals in adjusting to current business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riwaneans
Northey
Fred Northey
Kiwaniang Club
Black's Tearoom
Altho
Webster Webster divorce ends with custody, court censures both sides
Judge G W Wood censures conduct in the Marcena A Webster versus Vernon M Webster divorce while granting custody of a minor to the mother and ordering maintenance of the child at five dollars weekly. Similar rulings include Edith Wagner in Cedar Falls with custody to wife and three children and denial of custody to Mrs Lucille Thompson, with custody to grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
Marcena A. Webster
Vernon M. Webster
Altho
Judge Wood
Wood
Lucille Thompson
Thompson
Mits Thompson
Clarence Bewey
George Jay
Kansas Repeats Call for Harvest Hands
The Kansas wheat harvest is underway a week early and the labor division reports a shortage of harvest hands. An estimated thirty thousand extra workers are needed. Urgent calls for help came from Hutchinson and other central and southern Kansas points as harvest labor demand rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tooeeka
Kan
Kansas
Labor Division
The
Kansas Industrial Court
Hutchin- 300
Bankers Talk Loan To Western Cattlemen
Chicago June 15 bankers in Chicago and the middlewest conferred on a proposed loan fund of 25 000 000 sought to finance western stock raisers under Secretary Mellon and John R. Mitchell of the federal reserve board. Banks can not gamble said David R. Forgan head of the National City Bank noting collateral offered by cattlemen was usually not good.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Middlewest
Mellon
John R. Mitchell
Federal Reserve Boaré
David R. Forgan
National City Bank
Miss Lela Trager Leads Iowa Tour of Europe in 1921
Aplington Iowa June 15 1921 Miss Lela Trager niece of Mrs J A Drever sails with 18 from Iowa City on a three month tour visiting France Switzerland Italy Belgium Straits of Gibraltar Cairo the Nile Jerusalem Nazareth Sea of Galilee Damascus London Liverpool and other points returning around Sept 11. Hotel and rail rates prompt travel cost reductions as industry leaders debate travel expenses. A Fargo police report states 18 year old Marie Vick of Grygia Minn murdered last week and night clerk William Gummer held on murder charge.
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Aplington
Lela Trager
J. A. Drever
Iowa City
France
Switzerland
Italy
Belgium
Straits of Gibraltar
Zyot
Cairo
Nile
Jerusalem
Nazareth
Sea of Galilee
Damascus
British Isles
London
Liverpool
Pointes
United States
Pragad Fargo
N. D
William Gummer
Iotel
Marie Vick
Grygia
Minn
Harding Follows Hoover’s Advice Sparks Patronage Row
Washington reports a fresh patronage dispute involving President Harding Secretary Hoover and Senator Lodge of Massachusetts. Julius Klein’s Boston appointment as director of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce alarmed Lodge who had urged delay. Charles H. Nants Toledo internal revenue nomination drew Willis Ohio opposition after a White House visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Hoover
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Julius Klein
Boston
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Klein
Senate Commerce Committee
White House
Charles H. Nants
Toledo
Internal Revenue
Senate
Willis
Ohio
Nants
Walter F. Brown
Mingo Outbreak Quelled After 37 Arrests
In Williamson West Virginia on June 15 authorities quelled a renewed Mingo county outbreak. Miner Alexander Breedlove was killed and James Bowles, a star policeman, was seriously wounded in the fighting sparked by an automobile party near the colony. Vigilantes and reserve police supported by machine guns forced a return to order. 37 men were arrested for violating martial law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Williamson
W. Va
Mingo County
Alexander Breedlove
James Bowles
Thomas Davis
Advent
Victim of Sleeping Sickness Dies in Chicago Hospital
Miss Gertrude Curtice, 20, daughter of Mr and Mrs M L Curtice, formerly of Marshalltown Iowa, died Monday night in a Chicago hospital from sleeping sickness she had suffered since June 2. Her father Mr Curtice had just returned from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Gertrude Curtice
M. L. Gurties
Chicago
Regular Army Takes Over Pueblo Cleanup
Pueblo Colorado June 15 Reclamation of Pueblo water works streams and sanitary conditions was to be turned over to regular army supervision by state troops and city officials under Lieut Col G Caples of the eighth corps United States Engineers The federal allotment of 100000 will be spent by regular army experts and distributed by regular army accountants A company of engineers is expected to arrive tomorrow from Fort Bliss Texas to assist in the work Meanwhile reclamation experts study levee reconstruction problems in Pueblo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pueblo
Colo
Gol
Patrick J. Hamrock
Colorado
Col. G. Caples
Eighth
Caples
Fort Bliss
Tex
Man Sues for 3500 After Truck Collision
Co. R. Paul a Des Moines commercial traveler filed suit against C. H Gruener for 2500 in a January 12 1921 truck collision at Fourth and Lafayette Streets. He alleges being struck by Gruener's truck driven by agent R E Zenter and claims a foot bone was crushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Paul
Des Moines
C. H Gruener
Fourth Street
Plaintff
Fourth
Lafayette Streets
Gruener
R. E. Zenter
Mr. Paul
Johnson to press Mingo inquiry demand in Senate
Senator Johnson California will press to adopt his resolution for an investigation of the West Virginia mine war. He cites a telegram from Frank Morrison AFL secretary presenting a Denver federation convention resolution in support of the probe. Also notes Merys couple returning from Chicago business trip and visitors.
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Ani Press
Washington, D. C
Johnson
California
Senate
West Virginia
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Denver
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Duster
A. F. Klaus
Wing Street
St Francis Hospital
Joel Miller
Thelma Barth
Clay Street
Carmen Rivera
Western Union
M. Strom
Ricker Street
Mary Cascaden
Mary Leavitt
Grinnell
Iowa College
Foink J. Stillman
Locust Street
Brandon
T. W. Lester
O. B. Courtright
Municipal Court
Harness Concern
M. Beck
Ella Todd
Charles
Ontario
Rotary
Breen
A. F
Ting
Peter
the Associates Press
NEW Ship Board
Eng
Britain
ME Curie
Kraber
DES Moines Building Trades Council
Boone, JA
Webster Cworge
National Implement & Vehicle Associatey
J. Coverdale
American Farm Bureau Federation
Sen. Lodge
MINGO
H. J. Meyers
B. Palmer
Palmer
Rives Moyers
Mr. Palmer
Wile Street Company
Chicas
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