Honeymoon pair hurt in collision near Waterloo
A newlywed couple from Belle Plaine Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Walton, were injured at four in the afternoon when their light coach collided with a touring car near the Four Bridges road junction of highway 16 south of Waterloo. Walton suffered minor cuts while Mrs. Walton was badly shaken. both quickly resumed their journey after receiving first aid and renting another car. A separate hit and run on Rainbow drive left Masten pinned under a car, with both Mastains uninjured except for a badly bruised knee. Another crash at Vine and Barclay streets left Mrs. Kamerman with a painful wrist cut and minor head injuries, but her condition was reported good.
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M. J. Walton
Belle Plaine
Waterloo
Tittle Brown
Nashua
Hudson
Alge
Walton
Rec
Hurton Rainbow
M. J. Mastain
Grantavenue
Mastain
Rainbow Drive
H. J. Kamerman
Lime Street
Ernest Lettaur
Vine Street
Vine
Barclay Streets
Presbyterian Hospital
Kamermar
DC Issues Second Rail Merger Complaint
Washington DC March 26 The Interstate Commerce Commission issued a second antitrust complaint over the Loree plan to merge southwestern railroads against the Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Decker Leads Jail Open House Photo at New County Jail
Fred R. Decker chairman of the board of supervisors posed inside the bars of the new county jail during a special open house hosted by the Evening Courier. Jailer Harry Allen reports 1,476 visitors, with men women and children arriving from before breakfast until 11 p.m.
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Fred R. Decker
Board of Supervisors
New
Evening Courier
Decker
Harry Allen
Kirby Guilty of Manslaughter in 1927 Death Case
The jury found Kirby guilty of manslaughter for the 1927 death of Charles Hos after his gang attempted a liquor hijacking in Dubuque Iowa. Sentence was deferred. Emmett Kirby, linked to the raid and hijacking, faced related legal action in a second prison term.
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Charles Hos
Hos
Kirby
Dubuque
Clark Troy
Emmett
Made in Iowa contest aims to map Waterloo factories
Waterloo citizens are urged to submit lists of local factories and their products for the Made in Iowa week run March 26 to 31. Prizes of 15 10 and 5 dollars will go to the best and most complete lists mailed by March 28. Lists must be typewritten or neatly written and sent to the Better Business Council Waterloo Ia. Manufacturers include printing plants laundries and dry cleaners. A maker of saleable goods is considered a manufacturer for the contest. Judges include Mayor Glenn A Tibbitts and Herman G Miller.
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Iowa
Waterloo
Better Business Council
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Herman GC. Miller
Press
Rotary Members Tour Rath Packing Plant Tour
Rotary club members visited Rath Packing today for luncheon in the cafe teria of the administration building followed by a guided inspection of the plant showing processing from hogs to hams bacon and lard for world markets.
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Rotary AT
Hath's
Rotary Club
Rath Packing Company
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for Children Health
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe vegetable remedy to regulate stomach and bowels, aid constipation and sour stomach, and improve health in children over six. It notes olive color recognition, claims to prevent irritability, and lists 15c 30c and 60c sizes.
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Edwards
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Second Rail
China Patfot
Vasron
Nichols
Mack
Business Council
Goodyear Cleaners
E. Ath
New England
Entz Cafe
First National Bank
National
Blackstone
S Nachman
Pioneer National Bank
U.S
Savines
Ira Rodamar
CE. Pickett
J. Trumbauer
Fred J. Wray
V. Pres
Ralph E. Miller
J. W. Blough
4. M. Decker
M. Be, Harmon
W. A. Dewdees
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