Rum smugglers profit from illicit liquor trade across borders
A United Press report details extensive international liquor smuggling networks via England Bahamas and New York with ships speed boats and private radios. Prohibition authorities estimate daily imports of 6000 cases could yield immense profits. Canada considers U S cooperation to curb border smuggling as Ottawa weighs responses from Washington.
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United Press
New York
United States
Broadway
England
Scotland
France
Bahamas
Coast Guard
Manhattan
Ambrose Channel
New York Harbor
Port Huron
Mich
St. Yale River
Thirsuy
Michigan
Mqnor
Canada
Ciinternational
Ottawa
Mackenzie King
Washington
Dominion
Harding Tour Opens Utah Stop With Reaganite Rally
President Harding arrives in Salt Lake City for a 12 hour stay. Gov Mather and Senators Smoot King welcome him. public reception at Hotel Utah. tabernacle address set for 8 30 p m. plan includes golf and a school children welcome in Liberty Park. He leaves for Cedar City tonight en route to Zion Park.
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Salt Lake City
Ogden
Gov. Mather
Reed Smoot
Senator King
Utah
Ither Mormon Tabernacle
Cedar City
Ente Aton Park
Salt Lake
Associated Press
PressGen
New York Invaded by Girl Led Prohibition Protest
A flying squadron of drys headed by Rev. Miss Norman Brown from Bloomington, Tu., arrives in New York. Meetings will urge strict enforcement of prohibition laws. Miss Brown is an ordained minister of the Church of Christ and formerly served as chaplain of the Illinois senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norman. Brown
Bloomington
Miss Brown
Church of Christ
Lillnots Senate
President Travels Through Utah Amid Cold Morning Visit
The presidential party motored from Ogden to Salt Lake City with Gov Mabey and Senators Smoot and King. Mayors Neteu of Salt Lake City and Francis of Ogden greeted the President as overcoats came from trunks on a clear, coal morning.
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Giel
Utah
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Mabey
Smoot
King
Neteu
Francis
Heat Wave Breaks Across Iowa and Nearby States
Cool Northwest winds and heavy rains cooled a nine day heat wave across Iowa with a 30 degree drop at Des Moines and milder temperatures elsewhere. In Oskaloosa Isaac Raines, a street vendor, died after prostration from the heat. Ontario suffered millions in damages from a violent early morning storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Des Moines
Clinton
Oskaloosa
International News Wire
Isaac Raines
Raines
Ontario
Toronico
Jury Selection Opens in Tabert Killing Case at Clewiston
Clewiston Fla June 26 jury selection began in circuit court to try T W G Woot ginbotham convict boss on a first degree murder charge in the death of Martin Tabert. A pool of 84 jurors was drawn including 54 farmers and one minister. Both sessions will continue with voir dire as each side cross examines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cley
Fla
Trey T. Wooginbotham
Fingling
Martin Tabert
Sessons
Officials Blamed for Wreck in Which Seven Died
New York June 2 Charles Dadi Brooklyn district attorney blamed transit officials for a wreck that killed seven people and injured 71 when two elevated cars plunged from a trestle to a Brooklyn street. He cited dry rotten guard beams as the cause and vowed speedy justice.
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New York
Berrons
Brooklyn
Charles Dadi
Dodd
Head of Rock Island Road to Testify in Iowa Tax Case
Rock Island Road President T. Gorman is set to testify in a dispute over alleged discriminatory tax assessments by the Iowa state executive council. Attorney J. G. Gamble said Gorman, now in New York, is likely to speak in Des Moines on July 6, with several other officials also expected at the hearing. The road’s figures were presented by A. Hermany of the railroad commission who continues to testify, with an expected conclusion later today.
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United Press
Harding
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bountiful
Werding
Chicago
T. Gorman
Chicasa
Rock Island & Pueble
Iowa State Executive Council
J. G. Gamble
Iowa
Gamble
Gorman
New York
Dew Moines
Jawa Tullroad Commission
A. Hermany
Ngeures
Hermany W
Archbishop Tikhon Released by Soviet Swears Allegiance
Moscow reports the supreme court ordered Archbishop Tikhon released pending trial for resisting Soviet authorities. The decision followed a prison letter in which he expressed regret and pledged allegiance to the regime. Riga dispatch notes Archbishop Tikhon died in prison on June 16.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Supreme Court
Tikhon
Qaim Tvikhon
Riga
All Russia
Bad Sale of Home Thought Cause of Sister Suicide
Buffalo dispatch reports a double tragedy as two sisters, Catherine Hitschler and Madelina Hitschler, living in Buffalo, die and faintly survive after a suicide pact triggered by insolvency from selling their home. Catherine, about 60, died, Madelina, 57, found unconscious on the kitchen floor. Madelina claimed Catherine had died the previous Thursday and she was too weak to notify anyone after drinking something Catherine gave her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Catherine Hitschler
Madelina
Catherine
Fines Imposed for Improper Labels at Mason City
Mason City opens its first session of the federal court with Judge George C Scott presiding. George Storey of Sioux City acts as bailiff as several local attorneys are admitted to practice. The court immediately fines Decker Packing of Mason City $100 for shipping stock food labeled improperly out of state.
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Mason City
George C Scote
Maux City
George Storey
Sioux City
Fudge Scott
Scott
Decker Packing Company
London to weigh Ellis Island indignities claim
London reports the Secretary of the Treasury Mellon will be consulted in England on alleged indignities to British subjects at Ellis Island. The House of Commons was informed in Ottawa details of the dispute and possible royal throne intrigue surface. Ethel Barrymore files for divorce from Russell Colt, heir to a rubber fortune. A Canadian Ford plant plans a gasoline substitute from coal while preserving residue heating value.
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London
Treasury
Mellon
England
Ellis Island
House of Commons
Stamboujisky
Serbia
Bulgaria
Providence
R. I
Ethel Barrymore
Russell G. Colt
Samuel P. Colt
Ottawa
Ont
Unitediscuss
Nquor
King
Petro
Mie
Ford
Woman Killed in Pistol Duel with Rebuffed Admirer
In San Antonio on June 26 Mrs Eliza beth Jackson of Dallas was killed when her rejected admirer G O Taylor a married man 30 opened fire as she left an apartment building owned by Saytor. Taylor is jailed on murder charges. Jackson who reportedly spurned his advances shot back but her rounds misfired while his evidence struck her. The killing occurred after a quarrel over a ride with Taylor who had been harassing her.
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San Antonio
Tex
Elizabeth Jackson
Dallas
Juckard York
Taylor
Gunmen Rob Two Cigar Stores and Bakery in Chicago Heist
June 26 Chicago report says six automobile bandits robbed two south side cigar stores and a bakery, absconding with about $8,000. They raided Louis Silversmith, took $6,000 from a safe, then entered Peter Stout’s cigar shop and opened fire injuring the manager and alarming 15 customers. Bandits looted valuables from the Silversmith store as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter Stout
South Side
Louis Silversmith
Stout
Silversmith
Jane Addams III in Japanese Hospital
Tokyo June 26 Associated Press Jane Addams of Hull House fame is hospitalized here with a small tumor whose nature is undetermined. Dr Sato of Imperial University examined her but did not disclose a diagnosis immediately. Reports that she is in serious condition were greatly exaggerated and physicians say there is no cause for alarm.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Jane Addams
Trull House
Sato
Imperial University
Britain to Strengthen Air Defense Forces as Nation Plans Expansion
London June 26 Premier Stanley Baldwin announced in the house of commons that Britain will build a home air force capable of defending against the strongest air power within striking distance. The plan calls for an increase of 35 air squadrons, expanding Britain’s total air force to 2 squadrons for home defense.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
Baldwin
Britain
Fifty Hurt As Wooden Platform Collapses At Dallas Park Theatre
In Dallas on June 26, a wooden platform leading to an open air theatre at Cycle Park collapsed as around 250 people crowded onto the runway. The fall from twenty feet into mud and water injured about fifty. rains had weakened the pilings, causing the sudden collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Cycle Park
Peter Hana Brewery Seized by Prohibition Agents
Prohibition agents seized the Peter Hana Brewing plant in Chicago today with a search warrant from Federal Judge Wilkerson. The action follows a prior seizure six weeks earlier of five trucks loaded with beer after a gunfire incident between beer runners and truck drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter Hana Brewing Company
Prohibition
Wilkerson
Seven Jazz Queens Entertain Kiwanis at Hotel Russell
The Seven Queens of Syncopation entertained Kiwanis at a noonday meeting in Hotel Russell-Samson. At Plaza theatre this week they performed popular numbers with several orchestrations. Three members were heard in solo, well received, courtesy of manager Frank Imesen Gee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza Theatre
Hotel Russell-Samson
Solan
Imesen Gee Frank
Fos Pee C. Sweetman
First M. E. swamps Grace M. E. nine in league game
EWILIGHT LEAGUE action saw First M. E. trounce Grace M. FE nine 15 to 1 at league park as Sheridan’s fast pitching retired the Grace Methodists in quick order. First Baptist forfeited to Central Christian due to no show at Cedar River park. Waterloo chapter of Order of Eastern Star meets tomorrow evening in Masonic hall with a short program and refreshments to follow. Waterloo Dray Line offers cut-rate pricing for out of town hauls.
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First M. E
Grace M. FE
League Park
Sheridan
Grace Methodists
First Baptist
Central Christian
Cedar River Park
QO. FE
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Mmes
Mae Atkinson
Constance Little
Blanche Lita Arthur Horn
Petermule
Des Moines Cancelled Faselat Meeting Sparks Ku Klux Tension
In Des Moines a planned Faselat rally led by Omaha organizer Frank Davis was canceled due to unfinalized hall arrangements. He touted Ku Klux Klan support and named former Gov Allen and Rep Jeffries as speakers, though no speakers or meeting occurred. In a separate tragedy near Neola, Zimmerman was shot and died amid a long feud with neighbor Walter Bardsley over a prize bull. Reports say Zimmerman was ambushed or shot in self defense, with conflicting accounts and injuries to Zimmerman’s family.
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Des Moines
Lrank Davis
Omaha
Chamber of Commerce
Davis
Ku Klux Klan
Allen
Kasmas
Jeffries
Nebraski
Tontgues
Council Bluffs
Zimmerman
Farmey Hye
Neola
Here
Walter Bardsley
Heritt Tere
Bardsley
Immerman
Y Zinmerman
Bardsley Esher
Sherrif Laineon
Iowa Electric Light Association Opens Mason City Meet
The Iowa section of the National Electric Light association opened its annual convention in Mason City Iowa with C N Chubb of Davenport delivering the morning address. He urged proper accounting for towns owning generating plants and called for legislation to require municipally owned utilities to operate on a self supporting basis and to end the practice of charging rates that fail to return on investment, with deficits covered by shifting funds from other sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Iowa
National Electric Light Association
C. N. Chubb
Davenport
Tourist breaks back after sleep on speeding motorcycle
Mark Kane of Terre Haute Indiana is hospitalized in Luckey Iowa with a broken back after his motorcycle ran into a ditch, overturned, and landed on him while he slept riding west. He was unconscious for over an hour, had been drowsy all day, and remains in serious condition with both legs paralyzed. He is unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mark Kane
Terre Haute
Ind
Luckey Hospital
Vinton
Kane
Poultry Co Op Founder Indicted for Mail Fraud
Knoel Hampton of Mason City Iowa founder of Gem City Poultry Association was indicted by U S officials at Fort Dodge for alleged mail fraud. The case involves a cooperative setup where members shipped poultry to Knoel to sell. payments bounced with checks marked No funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Knoel
Hampton
Gem City
United States
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Gem Poultry Association
Association For Knoel
Carter Named Third District Judge in Iowa
Des Moines June 26 Gov Ken dall announced the appointment of H. H. Carter of Corydon to succeed Judge H K Syons as district Judge in the Third Iowa judicial district Judge Evans Republican Heap having been elected to Congress from the Eighth district Carter will hold office until the next general election and likely run for another term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Kendall
H. Carter
Corydon
H. K. Syons
Iowa Judicial District
Evans
Repub- Heap
Horace Tawner
Carter
Federal Court at Mason City Opens Today
Mason City Iowa June 26 federal court opens with Judge George Cromwell seated in charge. Lee McNeltey of Dubuque is to be clerk of court. Under a recent ruling, only cases against Cerro Gordo County residents must be tried locally, while cases involving Winnebago Worth and Hancock counties may be moved to Judge Scott upon application.
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Mason City
Federal
George Cromwell
Seett
Lee McNeltey
Dubuque
Cerro Gordo County
Altho
Winnebago
Worth
Hancock
Scott
Steam scalds man to death at Atlantic power plant
In Atlantic, Ta., June 6, Myron Parmley, 45, died almost instantly after steam escaped from a pump at the Atlantic municipal power and waterworks. A second man, Dick Worley, 25, was fatally injured and rushed to a hospital. both were in a pit below the pump when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Atlantic Municipal Power and Waterworks
Myron Parmley
Dick Worley
Girl of 3 Killed by Fall in Old Wesl
Vernita Alexander, three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Alexander, living near Griswold Iowa, died after fracturing her skull when she fell through rotten planks of a 45 foot abandoned well. Her screams brought her parents to the scene and she was rescued from the well unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Vernita
H. E. Alexander
Griswold
Lee County Pig Club picnic gives away 400 pigs at Keokuk event
Nearly 2,000 attendees join the Lee County Hampshire Pig Club annual picnic in Donnerson, La. Pigs valued by buyers change hands to youths for raising, with prizes including 150 dollars and an Ayrshire calf. Local business leaders from Keokuk and Lee County supported the effort. Speakers include Judge Harry Qison, F. P. Feed, B. C. Stone, and G. D. Streeter, secretary and organizer.
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Lee County Pig Club
Keokuk
Lee County
Wampshire
Keokuk and
Lee
Harry Qison
Chicago
F. P. Feed
Ames
B.C. Stone
Peoria
G. D. Streeter
Page County to Spend 228690 on Primary Road System
The Page County board of supervisors has let contracts totaling about 228,690 for grading 28 miles of primary roads No 18 and 84, including bridges and culverts from Clarinda to Villisca and from Clarinda to the Missouri line at Braddyville. Work will occur this year and next.
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Page County
Clarinda
Board of Supervisors
Villisca
Missouri State Line
Braddyville
Fagan Renamed on State Health Board
Des Moines June 26 Dr Rodney P Fagan was reappointed secretary of the state board of health for five years from July 1 The state board of appointments Gov Kendall Secretary Ramsay and State Auditor Haynes also named Hans V Peterson as a sanitary engineer in the department
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Des Moines
Rodney P. Fagan
State Board of Health
State Board of Appointments
Gov
Kendall
Ramsay
Haynes
Hans V. Peterson
Hostility in Europe Tackled by Separate Negotiations
Mason City reports quote ex Senator Hamilton Lewis urging separate talks with each European nation to ease tensions in the United States. Des Moines notes bonus claims certification, and Burlington Hawk-Eye renews articles for incorporation. Boone records a toddler's death from rat bites. Mason City also notes a heat wave break with a cool breeze after a 39 degree drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
United States
Hamilton Lewis
Llinois
Lewis
Harland
John ‘Terry
Groves Township
Laurence Earlback
Vinton
Llice
Vinton Heat & Artificial Ice Co
Harry T. Hale
Newark
Hale
Des Moines
Haynes
Boone
Gerald McBride
Zeering
Story County
Burlington Hawk-Hye Company
State May Appeal Case Against Fish Warden Hinshaw
The state executive council authorized Attorney General Gibson to appeal against C. Hinshaw, former state fish and game warden, seeking an account of about 6060 dollars allegedly taken from state lakes under former Gov Fluoding. The case moves from district court to the supreme court. Hinshaw testified to taking one million pounds of fish annually. His office had been under legislative investigation and he resigned in April 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Lakes
Executive Council
Hinshaw
Old Mississippi River Pilot and Riverman Buried at Dubuque
Dubuque Iowa June 26 funeral services for Capt Thomas Dalson pioneer riverman were held this afternoon. A 74 year old, he died in Burlington hospital Saturday while preparing to pilot a river steamer this summer. He piloted on the upper and lower Mississippi for 60 years and was at the wheels of Yukon river steamers during the Klondike rush in the late 1890s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Puneral Services
Thomas Dalson
Pioneer
Dalson
Burlington Hospital
Juvenile Home to Add New Buildings in Toledo
Des Moines June 26 The state board of control awarded Western Construction Co Des Moines the contract for a children's building powerhouse and laundry at the state juvenile home in Toledo for about 9100 The project includes plumbing and heating and will start soon marking the first expenditure by the board for this home opened September 1 1920 The board is also soliciting bids for coal for state institutions with more bidders this year than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Toledo
Western Construction Company
Leander Clark ¢cHege
Coe
Carmen to Make New Strike Averting Bid
Des Moines June 26 efforts to prevent Des Moines threatened street car strike gain strength with the announcement by J B Wiley business agent for the carmen's union that the men would submit a third arbitration proposal to the company late today. The carmen met in three mass meetings Monday and decided to postpone taking a strike vote until another offer had been made to the company to force an increase in pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J.B. “Wiley
Carmen
Appointment of Iowa state board of veterinarians
Des Moines. June 26. State secretary of agriculture announces the new Iowa state board of veterinarians. Appointments include Dr. Peter Malcolm Des Moines as chairman, Dr. FH BH Sayres Algona, and Dr. S S Johnson Carroll. All named have practiced veterinary medicine in Iowa for over 36 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
R_ We. Cassidy
State Board of Veterinarians
Peter Malcolm
BH. Sayres
Algona
S. 5. Johnson
Carroll
Iowa
Flees from Eldora and is killed by train
Ralph Saxton aged 16 of Marion Iowa escaped a boys training school at Eldora and was struck by a Chicago North Western train near State Center. Police say the youth likely intended to steal a ride and was killed last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Eldora
Ralph Saxton
Mari Ion
Northwestern
State Center
Dope Car Confiscation Blanks Issued in Des Moines
June 26. Blanks for the use of local peace officers throughout the state for the enforcement of the new state narcotic drug law will be issued shortly by Attorney General Gibson. The law provides for the confiscation of automobiles and other vehicles transporting narcotics in violation of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Fortieth General Assembly
Gibson
Judge's Threat Forced His Marriage Claim Des Moines
Sylvester McCracken, 18, accused of beating Dorothy McCracken, sought divorce after 12 days of marriage. He claimed a judge's threats of prosecution pushed him to wed, and that the judge exaggerated penalties for a statutory offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Tune
Sylvester McCracken
Beatblack
Doorothy McCracken
McCracken
Driver Narrow Escape When Car Plunges Off Road
Robert N. Potts, a mason from 328 Eleventh er rest, nearly died last night when his light car on Grant highway veered off toward Waterloo and struck the railing of a bridge near St. Francie hospital. The car capsized into a ditch, landing bottom up, but Potts escaped with a slight cut and returned to work. County board member T. Bentley noted missing shoulders and uncompleted guard railing, with warning signs limiting speed to 25 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Potts
Waterloo
Grant Highway
St. Francie Hospital
Bishop Farm
Rank T. Bentley
Frank's Jazz Week At Plaza Theatre Draws Crowds
Crowds pack the Plaza theatre for Frank's Jazz Week with the Chicago band Seven Queens of Syn cooperation. Johnny Walker stars in The Fourth Musketeer, based on H C Witwer, while Mud and Sand offers burlesque on Blood and Sand. Jazz acts stay all week. film changes start Thursday.
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Plaza Theatre
Chicago
Johnny Walker
HC. Witwer
Two Girl Groups Leave for Camps
Two groups of high school girls left the Y W C A this morning for camp one at Lake Okoboji for 16 days under Miss Dorothy Corning and a second group of 15 girls with leaders camping a week on the YMCA island. Mrs F R Asquith accompanied the latter as hostess and Miss Minnie H Smith directed the outing with recreation led by Miss Alice Dunham. Councillors are Misses Ruth Bodenham I T C and Mildred Roderick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Falia
Hudson
Lake Okoboji
Dorothy Corning
Cedar Balls
East and
Weet High
F. R. Asquith
Minnie H. Smith
Alice Dunham
Ruth Bodenham
Mildred Roderick
County issues 3548 hunting licenses in year ending July 1
Hunting licenses issued for the year ending July 1 1923 totaled 3548, the highest number on record for Black Hawk county, per the county auditor. New permits must be procured after July 1. Plans adopted this year placed licenses on sale in several county locations for accessibility. From Duckerton came a report that applicant 1313 refused the double hoodoo and demanded 1314, which was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Piang
Duckerton
Arrest of A M Tearsdale on desertion charge in Michigan
A M Tearsdale was arrested at Battle Creek Michigan on a desertion charge. He will be brought to Waterloo by Deputy Sheriff Frank A Robinson. Word came through Sheriff H T Wagner who reports Tearsdale waives requisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Tearsdale
Battle Creek
Mich
Waterloo
Frank A. Robinson
H. T. Wagner
Teasdale
Marriage Licenses for Waterloo and Surrounding Areas
Rox B. Jones and Esther Jeppersen of Waterloo appear among local marriage filings. Tom G. Mahan listed for Estharville, Merle Steffen of Grundy Center, G. E. B. Riede of Hazleton, and Mary Alice Mulkern of Waterloo complete the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rox B. Jones
Waterloo
Esther Jeppersen
Tom G. Mahan
Estharville
Merle Steffen
Grundy Center
G. EB. Riede
Hazleton
Mary Alice’ Mulkern
Mortuary notices for Carrie Bennett and H G Blosser
Carrie Bennett 63 died at home in Princeton Minnesota June 23 after two weeks illness from gallstones. Survived by husband W C Bennett and sons Everett Waterloo and Levi Red Rock Minnesota. Services Wednesday 7 p m from Kistner funeral home Rev A B Curran in charge. Burial Mt Vernon township cemetery. H G Blosser services at 2 p m tomorrow at 220 Clay Street conducted by Dr John Robertson Mararney First Presbyterian Church. Paul Davis will sing. Martin Bros employee pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers Hope Martin Dr E R Shannon Frank Lawson and Ficy Thompson.
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Carrie Bennett
Princeton
Minn
Gailstones
W. C. Bennett
Everett
Waterloo
Levi
Red ‘Pop
Kistner Funeral Home
A. B. Curran
Mt. Vernon Township
Hi. G. Biokser
H. G. Blosser
Clay Street
John Robertson Mararney
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Davis
Martin Bros. Company
Hope Martin
E. R. Shannon
Frank Lawson
Ficy Thompson
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