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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1929

Page

18

Chicago Beer Gang War Brings Dead and Wounded

In Chicago on March 23 a gangland volley left Raymond Cassidy dead and James Hawkins fatally wounded as a street car was sprayed by gunfire near Danny Stanton's South Halsted saloon. Witnesses disagree on weapon type. Cassidy’s killer squad fled in a car. Julia Webb, Cassidy's 20 year old sweetheart, fainted at the scene. Police seek Danny Stanton and link the shooting to the Stanton Stubby McGovern beer gang and past conflicts with Saltis, McGovern, and McPadden.

Chicago Raymond, Cassidy Beer Turner Danny Stanton South Halsted Street James Hawkins Young Hawkins Wslt Cassidy Yynen Arthur Julia Webb Sanitary District Stanton Stanton"Stubby" McGovern S ‘McGovern William “Gunner” McPadden Granada Big Joe" Saltis McCrovem McPadden

Waterloo News in Brief March 23 1928 Highlights

Wilbur W. Marsh former national Democratic treasurer was halted in Chicago by a subpoena to testify in a New York federal case about contributions to campaign funds. Jurors in Elizabeth Landgraf v Waterloo, seeking 10000 damages for a fall on an icy street, failed to reach a verdict after 23 hours. Eight ex service men among 25 citizenship certificates were issued.

Wilbur W. Marsh Democratic Party Washington Senate Chicago New York Internal Revenue Elizabeth Landgraf Waterloo

Second Iowa Case of Rare Malady Also Proves Fatal

The death of Mason City woman Mrs. Loren J. Berry, 520 Kingsley avenue, marks the second case of the rare blood disease angina agranulocytosis to prove fatal. Dr. E E Magee, Berry’s physician, compared blood counts to the prior case. A service for the family is planned at 3 p m with rites at 3 40 p m at First Congregational Church officiated by Rev J Richmond Morgan. Susie A Black, matron of Becker chapter Order of the Eastern Star, asks members to attend. Boston public schools designate safety counsellors among teachers to promote safety awareness.

Mason City Loren J. Berry Kingsley Avenue E. E. Magee First Congregational Church Berry J. Richmond Morgan

V F W Delegates Elected for June Meeting

VFW locals elected Frank and Walter Wilson Otto J Heer and Frank J Fortunski as delegates to the department convention on June 1 and 2 at Yankton South Dakota Commander A R Locke will attend as delegate and council member Alternates named Leon G Clark B M Strayer Bert Douglass and Andrew Clark A quartet will accompany them Twenty new members joined during the Memorial hall meeting A donation to flood relief was authorized Government biologists report wild animals crossing the Mississippi River

Frank and Walter ©. Wilson Otto J. Heer Frank J. Fortunski Department Yankton Organization of Veterans of Foreign Wars A. R. Locke Council of Administration Iowa and South Dakota Leon G. Clark B. M. Strayer Bert Douglass Andrew Clark Memorial Hall Lash

Central Standat Radio Schedule Note

The data appears to be a garbled radio program schedule from Associated Press style notes. It mentions standard times, PM unless indicated, wavelength labels to the left of call letters and kilocycles to the right. The fragment suggests a generic broadcasting log entry with no clear event or performer names.

Saturday Radio Schedule Highlights From Across the Midwest

A dense listing of radio programs and station lineups across major markets. Highlights include Chicago stations KYW WGN WJ WMAQ WHAS and others airing orchestras, news, dance music, and specialty shows. Additional schedules span Cincinnati Des Moines Minneapolis and Des Moines with hotel orchestras, concerts, and markets.

Billia Jones Ernie Hare Tungs WIZ KDKA WJR WLW KYW KWK Wren Whas WMG WSB WFAA Kpro Woail Symphony Orchestra Welter Damrosch WEAP WGY WTAM Wwd KSD WOW WDAF WTMS WHAS HOA WMC EPRC Woai Wey WEBG KSTP WLS KPO ‘Ego KHQ KGW EFI, Ksl WEAF KWGY WWI WGN KSD Who KWOO KPRG WOAL WIMJ KOA KSL KPO KGO KFI WKY WIOD Wsme Eths Chicago Os4u Goldman Bend Jones and Hare Orch Circus Nighthawks Eneensbte Flavio Plasencia Broadway Knights of the Bath WMAQ Sib Whitney Fhotologue Pratt and Sherman Tabernacle Dante WLW Cincinnnati Hotel Orchestra Goldman Jones & Hate Jack and Gene WCCO Minneapolis Music Box Fireside Philosophies Symphony di Camera National Forum Dance Orchestra WHO Des Moines Waldorf Astoria Bankers Life Ames Ft. Dés Moines General Electric American Tobacco Co Wright Sisters Park Central Hotel Bankers Lifelight Opera Chicago ‘Symphony Orchestra Pat Barnes Chemplana Orchestra Chicagoe People’s Church Sunday Evening Club Auld Sandy el Comanhcho Amos-Andy Cincinnati the Plato Uncle Henry's Magazine Sla WABC Do—Theatre of the Ait Minneapolis Symphony Stetson Parade Chicago ‘Symphony Capritol Theatre N.Y Atwater Kent Studebaker Seth Parkers Bankers Life Little Symphony Sherman’s Orchestra Empire Builders Gypsies Danice Kyrock O—Mountaineers O—Real Folks Hamilton Club O—Slumber Pee Wol AVCCO U. S. Department of Agriculture Montgomery Ward Dolin Thompson Drake University State Historical Department Science

Funeral of Mrs. Cole Conducted at Osage Iowa

Mrs. George Cole, 75, died Thursday morning at her daughter Hattie Baker’s home near McIntire. Funeral held today at Champion funeral home with Rev. E. B. Frye presiding. Daughter Leta Kroll of Chicago helped care for her mother. Mrs. Cole had resided in Osage for many years. her husband was a painter.

Osage, Is George Cole Hattie Baker McIntire Champion Funeral Home E. B. Frye Leta Kroll Chicago

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