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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1928

Page

12

Indiana killers sought in hobos rail camps near Waterloo

Police searched Illinois Central yards after a Chicago ex-officer named Michael Gerrity said two youths matching Samuel Baxter and John Burns bragged of killing Deputy Sheriffs Grove and McClure near Lafayette. No trace of the pair was found among tramps in Waterloo yards or Cedar River banks after raids with riot guns.

Illinois Central Railroad Samuel Baxter John Burns John P. Grove Wallace McClure Lafayette Ind Charles Mohlig Tramps Waterloo Michael F. Gerrity Chicago Gerrity Mohlis Independence Gervity Cedar River

Mrs. Frank E. Dawes Dies Suddenly at Independence

Mrs. Frank E. Dawes, 75, died suddenly at her home east of Independence on Monday afternoon after years of failing health and heart trouble. Nurse Emma Hood, attending in the Dawes home, was told the patient wished to rest.

Courier Special Service Independence Frank E. Dawes Emma Hood Dawes

Retires After 15 Years on School Board Leader

Dr. Harry A. Boysen ends a 15 year tenure on the east district school board, seven as president. Since 1913 he helped oversee six new school buildings, including the Lincoln Roosevelt Grant Frances Grant and Hawthorne campuses, funded by pay as you go and bond sales for the high school project. He supported program expansions in domestic science manual training and a complete commercial course with shorthand and typewriting.

East Astrict School Board Harry A. Boysen East Board Lincoln School Boysen Lincoln Roosevelt Grant Frances Grant New Hawthorne Eveat

Dawes Family Mourns as Mrs Dawes Dies in Sleep

Mrs Dawes died in her sleep while Mr Dawes lay bedridden from a recent leg fracture. A sister of the deceased was summoned from Bedford, Ohio to attend the funeral arrangements.

Farmers No Better Off, McMullen Says

Shenandoah Ia March 20 A U P report quotes Gov Adam McMullen of Nebraska saying the agricultural situation is no better than at the start of the low mood period He urges better prices rather than more debts and hopes Congress will pass the McNary Haugen bill via a radio broadcast from a coast station

Shenandoah U.P Goy Adam McMullen Nebraska McMullen Congress

Sea Scout program eyed for Cedar River waterway

Thomas J. Keane national Sea Scout executive addresses Waterloo council leaders and River Improvement Association officers at Black's tearoom luncheon. Waterloo showcases Cedar River facilities for Sea Scout work with no extra admins. rehearsals underway for The Kid's Awakening play at West High auditorium next month.

Thomas J. Keane National Sea Scout Waterloo Council Waterloo Boat Club and River Improvement Association Black's Tearoom Waterloo Cedar River West High School

Interurban Officials Seek New Shipping Contacts

Maurice Welsh, superintendent and traffic manager, with W. Hansen, assistant traffic manager, of the W C F N, left for Tulsa to meet shippers. They will explain routing advantages to Waterloo via the Cedar Valley line and extend freight shipment connections.

Maurice Welsh S&s

House on Mullan Ave Converted to Grocery Store

Waterloo lumber firm led by secretary and manager Stephen D Brown let a contract to John Windolph to add a brick storefront at 210 Mullan avenue east turning the house into a store building. The home recently moved to clear space for a gas station and will cost about 1000. L E Grady of 78 Lafayette street has leased the premises to open a grocery and ice cream shop mid May.

Waterloo ‘Lumber Company Stephen D. Brown John Windolph Mullan Avenue Sycamore Street Waterloo Lumber Company L. E. Grady Lafayette Street

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Indiana Baxter and Bars Chestnut Street F. E. Dawes H. A. Boysen Niagara Falls Nain Bishop's Bishop Cafeteria Slim” Warner Gedar National Sea Scout Executive South Mullan Ave Seal Brand Chase & Sanborns Seal Brand Coffee Chase & Sanborn North Wells St Sauerman’s Marinette Oconto Escanaba Lauerman's Agency Laterman’s Kayser Golf Mid Mashie Lauerman Florida Larsen Heinz Bunte Buster Brown Wartey’s Brownbilt Shoe Store West Fourth St Boosters Frank Wartey W. 4Th St
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