Three Men Hurt in Auto Crashes and Detainments
Three men injured in separate crashes Saturday night and Sunday morning. L. F. Keegan charged with driving while intoxicated after a third car struck his wrecked vehicle. he posted bond. John Kerwin arrested for operating while intoxicated after police found liquor and bottles in his car. Louis Diekman injured when his car hit a parked truck on Logan and Saxon. he improved at home. Ed Meek of Charles City owned the truck.
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Oalar
Stingbard Sven
Satur Street
Tenth Street West
Motor Inn
Fourth Street
L. F. Keegan
John Kerwin
Kerwin
Louis L. Diexman
Saxon Street
Logan Avenue
Diekman
Wuuck
Ed Meek
Charles City
John Fairweather Remembered By Sport Friends
John G Fairweather longtime patron of clean sports and outdoors died at home and was buried in Fair View Cemetery after services at O Keefe and Towne funeral home. Attended by Waterloo Gun Club members Izaak Walton League and others with Mayor Tibbitts among pallbearers. Waterloo Gun Club adopted a resolution expressing regret and sent to his widow.
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John C. Fairweather
Fairview Cemetery
O'Keefe & Towne
Izaak Walton League
Order of Eagles
Waterloo Gun Club
Woman's Benefit, Association
Waterloo
W. ©. Chisholm
First United Presbyterian Church
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Louis W.witty
George EH. Shoemaker
Roy F. O’heran
Lee Willse
A. C. Willford
John G. Fairweather
Myr. Fairweather
Waterloo Gunelay
Byrnes Park
Abe
Detective wounded as beer bottle explodes in office
Detective Hmil Steffen suffered a cut on his right cheek when a bottle from a crate of home brew exploded. He was transporting liquor from his office to the storehouse when the blast showered him with beer and glass. four bottles were broken.
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Hmil Steffen
Steffen
H. T. Wagner
Four Autos and Belongings Stolen Over Weekend
Waterloo and Cedar Falls saw a rash of thefts over the weekend with three cars, several tires and rims, a bicycle, and other items stolen Saturday through today. Victims include Adolph H. Peters, Nels Nelson, Paul J. Herzberg, W. A. Mezie, Robert Fisher, J. W. Lorenzen, Fred Willard, with vehicles reported at Vine and Walnut, Sixth and Lafayette, Alta Vista, Cedar Falls, Baltimore Street, Sycamore and Sixth, and Commercial and Fourth streets. The bicycle was recovered today.
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Waterloo
Unm
Cedar Falls
Adolph H. Peters
Lincoln Stree
Vine and
Walnut Streets
Nels Nelson
Ninth Street
Sixth
Lafayette Streets
Paul J. Herzberg
Alta Vista Avenue
Lcense
WL A. Meizie
Robert. Fisher
Linden Avenue
Hiis
J. Vf. Lorenzen
Baltimore Street
Sycamore
Sixth Streets
Fred Willard
Logan Avenue
Lack of Precedent for Placing Medal Causes Amusement
Berlin reports chortling over a Red Cross medal worn at a social event by two cabinet ministers. With all other decorations banned by the new constitution, the medal is the sole honor for meritorious service, but no tradition exists for its display. Each minister swapped sides, assuming the other knew proper wear, then corrected the apparent error.
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Berlin
Germany
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
New Procedure Used in Quiz on Taylor Cutting
County Attorney FP W Edwards used a grand jury style proceeding to gather evidence on the knife attack by Ernest Clark on Henry Taylor last Thursday. Clark prisoned in jail on 5000 bond. Edwards plans to file charges likely assault with intent to murder after witness testimony.
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Ernest Clark
Henry ‘Taylor
FP. W. Edwards
Clark
Taylor
Edwards
City Council Refers Delinquent Taxes and Approves Street Actions
City council approves Arbuckle and Howrey poll tax collection for 1927 and votes on five year collection, funds billboard bonds, and permits a barber shop. Ordinances adopt boulevard stop on Riehl street and prohibit parking on Water street. various officer reports filed and bills approved in February 1928.
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M. O. Arbuckle
Ben G. Howrey
Fle
H. A. Mueller
Clark & Clark
Francis Baker
A. J. Edelson Co., Inc
Power of Attorney
Aetna Casualty and Surety Company
Hartford, Conn
Fish
Blough
L. E. Roberts
Grant Ave
Chal
Laseson
Link
McFarlane
Robinson
Walgate
Evergreen Streets
Mr. Young
Mehl Street
Broadway Street
Chas
MacKay
W. Knoop
D. B. Toenjes
W. OH. Webb
QU. McDennett
M. W
Lawson
McFarlang
Riehl Street
Water Street
Mitch Altget
Park Avenue
Wish
East Fifth Street
Chalrman
Ink
City of
Waterloo
Hugh Crumline
Walter P. Jensen
Frank McGowan
N. W. Bell Tel. Co
A J. Staude
Henry Steffans
Labor
Ben Marx
Chas, Miller
Bert Sousley
Ira Brink
Tates
Frank Halsey
M. Barman
Lon King
Ed Perry
R. M. Barman
Chas. Snyder
Gipe
W. F. Fields
C. I. Brown
Chas. Miller
Glen Scribner
Albert Reising
Isbor
C. . Brown
Inbor
Gradin $ Lon King
Bartles-Shepherd Oil Co
Arthur V. Powter
Aerview
S.ccs
Frank Btone
OD Chas. Richardson
Henry Stemans
Miller
Laber S.ccessesenene
Bert
Sousley
Tabor
Fields
Mead West Eyreet
Arbuckle & Howrey
Bariles-Shepherd of Co
Bell Tel. Co. Service
Willhms
Richardson
Jebor
Ose
Border
East Sanitary
W. A. Pond
A. B
O. S. Brown
Wes-Estreree
West Street
Prank Halsty
G. A. Usb
Chas. CO
Last of school bus crash victims to leave hospital
Thelma and Raymond Schafer, among seven seriously injured in the Marble Rock Iowa school bus train crash, will be discharged Tuesday from Allen Memorial Hospital. They have nearly recovered from bone fractures, the only injuries among the children with fractures. Thelma was the most seriously injured.
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Thelma
Raymond Schafer
Allen Memorial Hospital
Marble Rock
Harrison May
Roger Oe Ee Pageer
Stauffer
Harry
Paris
Waterloo City Council Holds Regular Session March 12 1938
City council meeting in Waterloo Iowa approves February 27 and March 8 minutes. Petitions request tax suspensions and exemptions for Bethel Prayer League Lot 25 Block % Cedar River Park and residents Jessie Zoom Addie Hershiser Ira Cherry. Building code copy requested from State Labor Commissioner.
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City
Waterloo
L. A. Link
Blough
Rainbow Addition
Cedar River Park
Finance Committee
Jessie M. Zoom
West Fourth Street
Addie Hershiser
Washington Street
Ira J. Cherry
Sunnyside Avenue
Iran
Fish
A. J. Urick
Seven Families Moved From Waterloo in Last Week
Waterloo Retail Merchants' records show seven families left the city during the past week. Addresses include 309 Allen, 725 Washington, 1520 South, 349 Albany, 226 Eighth West, 405 Sumner, and Walnut Court apartments.
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L. G. Sundeen
Allen
G. J. Rymer
Washington
J. P. Federspiel
Fred Burgess
Albany
G. E. Heath
Eighth
Lee Bagley
Sumner
H. J. Mason
Walnut Court
Waterloo
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Stetson’s
Our Boys’ Department
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Kuppenheimer
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