Peasants March On Bucharest In Mass Dissent
Alba Julia Romania May 7 Peasants and laborers marching toward Bucharest demand government change. About 200000 participants sworn to oppose the current regime with two long columns to reach the capital in five days. Government deploys 10000 troops but no violence observed. Leaders Julio Maniu and I Michataki seek to present a demand to the regency for King Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alba Julia
Roumania
Bucharest
Ihe
Alba Iulia
Julio Maniu
National Peasant Party
Frain Maniu
I. Michataki
Viniila Bratianu
Associated Press
Kausenburg
Chid
Ferdinand
Bratianu
Congress of the Peasants
Michael
Carol
Indiana Primary Is Last Ditch of Anti Hooverites
Indiana faces a key primary seen as the last hurdle for anti Hoover forces. The piece notes indictments of state and city officials and questions whether Watson’s strong statewide machine can withstand Hoover’s national momentum. If Hoover wins Indiana, anti Hoover leaders may concede national effort. if not, they plan to push a renomination bid and a possible dark horse.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Republican Party
Watson
Hoover
Ohio
America
Tammany City
New York
Goolidge
Wné
Mr. Coolidge
St. Jet
Weratd-Tribuna
Building termits and property notices in city records
Summary unavailable due to incomplete legible text. The fragments list names Henry Appel Henry Hanson HM. Anderson EB. Mohr and Evans with addresses 804 Logan 318 Baltimore 80 Berth 1619 Franklin 513 Home Park. Mentions a marriage license Forrest Lloyd Nelson and Florence Tharp with stray dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Appel
Logan
Webster
Sinc
Henry Hanson
First West
Baltimore
Anderson
EB. Mohr
Franklin
A Evans
Home Park
Aeate
Ing
Men Who Are Making Waterloo
Waterloo profile details the career of H L Chapman, moving from Dubuque to waterloo as founder of a lumber chain. It recounts his early work, rise to sales manager, year 1991 pivot to establishing Waterloo yard, and expansion to ten yards with locations including Jesup Independence Fairbank and Nevada. It notes the Waterloo yard holds million feet of lumber and 40 car loads under cover, with seven staff and delivery fleet. Chapman’s affiliations include Masons Elks Sunnyside Rotary Izaak Walton Waterloo Boat Club and Greater Waterloo association. He enjoys golf with a friends group and is joined by local peers in the Turtles group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Moon
Canon Upin
Mississippi
Kansas
H. L. Stout
The
Lumber Company
Dubuque
Mr. Chapman
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Pittsburgh
Menomonie
Wis
Chaps
Chapman
Wateriog
Unis
Jesup
Inedependence
Fairbank
Riceville
Elma
Rockford
Waterloo Yard
Masonic Bodies
Elks
Sunnyside Cantrachim
Rotary Club
Izaak Walton
Engineer Drowned Near Quincy Major in Coast Guard Fleet
Thomas Caywood 66 engineer on the government fleet drowned after stepping from a quarterboat in darkness at Quincy ML. He will be buried locally. Also reports Mon Signor Patrick J McGivney near worst prognosis after stroke while at American hospital. Des Moines injury incident where auto hit two repairmen, Deardon possibly fatally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keenan
Thomas Caywood
Quincy
Caywood
Ministers Move to Clarify Assn Policy on Boxing
Waterloo ministers debated boxing policy at a two hour Waterloo Ministerial Association meeting held at the YMCA. They moved to draft a formal stance opposing boxing as a paid event and elected Rev. W. G. Chisholm as chairman in place of Dr. War ren Steeves who resigned. The group noted past charity bouts and discussed possible actions to curb boxing, with no new measures proposed. The association plans an upcoming public morals report and the annual picnic time and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Warren EL. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Dr. Steeves
National Guard
Electric Park
American Legion Post
Towa
Steeves
E. W. Main
Public Morals Committee
F. Herbert Mohlmann
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Four Dead and Four Shot in Dancehall Fight
Four people died and others were wounded after a pistol battle at a dance hall in Ligon Playd county Saturday night. Dead are P. L. Napier Milford Newson C Reynolds and James Bush. Two others are believed fatally injured with two more sustaining lesser injuries.
Assink Property Willed To Family In Township Will
The will of John Assink of Poyner township dated May 3 leaves $1000 and all household furniture to his wife Johanna and one third of stock farm implements and grain to her. After two small gifts to daughters Minnie Neuenkirk and Emma Farr, the remainder goes to son Harry Assink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Assink
Poyner Township
Johanna
Minnie Neuenkirk
Emma Farr
Harry Assink
Texan to be youngest M D graduate at Iowa
Edward B. Douglas, 22, Houston, will earn a doctor's degree from the University of Iowa in June, the youngest to do so at the university college of medicine. He already earned a Bachelor’s in 1924 and a Master’s in 1925, and authored two books on western life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Edward BB. Douglas
Houston
Tex
University of Iowa
University College of Medicine
Douglas
Driving while intoxicated fines in municipal court
Ralph Lewis of 509 Washington Street was fined 100 dollars and costs by Judge J Beem after a municipal court hearing for driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was arrested Saturday night by Chief Charles Mohlis, Dr Ralph Davis, and Omeer Ware. A coroner's jury in Muscatine, Iowa, brought in a verdict on Peter Powelson, 47, Washington, found in the Mississippi River near Fairport after missing since March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lewis
Washington Street
J. ©. Beem
Charles Mohlis
Nective
Ralph Davis
Omeer Wareren Buckley
River Muscatine
U.P
Peter Powelson
Washington
Mississippi River Fairport
Powelson
Barber Aspirated in Hawarden Garage Death
George Leighton a 40 year old barber Hawarden was found dead in his automobile in the garage at his home Sunday with the motor running. Officials say the cause of death was asphyxiation by carbon monoxide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawarden
George Leighton
New Plan at Penn Dean Chosen From Oskaloosa
AN-Lisle T Ware of Marshilltown has been elected dean of men at Penn College in Oskaloosa Iowa. Since his 1926 Penn graduation he studied in Chicago preparing for work with young men.
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PENN
Oskaloosa
Boys Walk Home When Girl Friends Drive Away in Car
Two youths report at Lynn police that after buying ginger ale for their new girl friends, they found their car missing and were forced to walk home. Names withheld. Car disappeared after leaving a store. May 7. Packed with single-sentence facts and local police note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
U.P
Footsore
Weary
Darrow Opens Last Case Before Retirement in Ohio Court
Jefferson Ohio May 7 The century old courthouse in Ashtabula county seat hosts Clarence Darrow 1 year old Chicago lawyer in what he says will be his final trial before retirement The case is against James Munsene of Warrens Ohio accused of attempting to bribe Sheriff Smith of Trumbull county Darrow recalls starting as a lawyer in Trumbull and wishes one more case before retirement Avenue change was sought and the trial moved to Kinsman Ohio Darrow’s visit was planned from his old home
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Jefferson
Httie Ashtabula
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
James Munsene
Warrens
Darrow
Smith
Trumbull County
Munsene
Kinsman
Ohio
Warren
Darren
Gov't to Seek Quit and Stop Order for Block Booking
Washington May 7 The federal trade commission rejected Paramount Famous Players Lasky report of compliance to its cease and desist order. The objection centered on the block booking system which the FTC had prohibited in its order issued last summer. The commission gave the producers time to comply and may pursue court action to enforce the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
INS
Paramount-Famous Players Lasky Corporation
Federal Trade Commission
Woman on Island Sentenced to Jail for Homebrew
Mrs. Mary Vining of an island cottage near Is land Park Cedar Falls pleaded guilty to illegal possession after deputies found 26 pints and four quarts of homebrew beer during a Sunday morning warrant search. Justice Ray Murray of Cedac Falls court sentenced her to 30 days in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vining
Island Park
Cedar Falls
W. F. Dilworth
Ray Murray
Cedac Falls
Conference Flags Immigration Policy
In Kansas City on May 7 the Methodist Episcopal conference adopted a resolution opposing the federal government's discriminatory immigration policy. Dr E Stanley Jones presented the resolution on behalf of the East India delegation and it passed unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U.P
Methodist Episcopal Conference
E. Stanley Jones
East India
Murtagh to Speak at Shell Rock Commencement
J C Murtagh a noted lawyer and former Shell Rock pupil will deliver the high school commencement address on May 25 in the hometown where he began schooling. The tribute comes amid invitations he has received from Elks lodges and other groups in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Murtagh
Elks Lodge
Shell Rock
Mortuary rites for Lynn L. Cowles announced
Masonic funeral services for Lynn L. Cowles will be held at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow in Petersen Bros. chapel conducted by Waterloo lodge No. 105 A F & A M with Truman De Roame senior warden presiding. Knight Templar escort will accompany the body to Lamont, Ta., for burial in Compton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn L. Cowles
Waterloo Lodge
Petersen Bros
Truman de Roame
Knight Templar
Motor la Lamont
Compton Cemetery
Bremen fliers begin westward tour from New York May 7
Gov. Zimmerman urged the Bremen air squad to visit Madison as they start a 14 day American tour. Baron von Huenefeld Major Fitzmaurice and Captain Koehl will fly to Philadelphia next, with stops planned for Chicago St Louis Detroit and Boston. 35000 fans cheered them at Yankee Stadium as they autographed for Ruth and Gehrig.
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New York
INS
Fred R. Zimmerman
Wisconsin
Bremen
Madison
Baron von Huenefeld
Fitzmaurice
Koehl
Grover Whalen
Ceneral Park
Astor
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Greenley Island
Iowa Weekend News Roundup From Des Moines And More
Delegates from 30 states were named to shape the sixteenth annual Good Roads convention in Des Moines from May 28 to June 1, announced by J A Rountree. In Hawarden George Leighton, 40, died from monoxide gas from his car exhaust after a stove gas jet was left open, with others unconscious in an apartment. Sioux City saw two elderly deaths, William Maxeiner and Lloyd Sivisind, while Decorah reported an 8 year old drowned fishing. Melcher saw a burglary at the Melcher Drug Company with about 700 dollars stolen in cash and jewelry, leaving a note about a “tonal chute” and a warning to lock the safe. Dubuque will gain air mail service to Chicago and Minneapolis once local rail improvements are completed per Congressman Robinson. Storm Lake’s 86 year old Mrs James Campbell died in a kerosene stove accident. A Des Moines bandit, hungry and unable to work, stole about 80 dollars after holding up two people. Graduation costs for 650 Des Moines seniors total 85 390, averaging 86 for girls and 79 for boys for clothes with other expenses around 18.10 each. Sanford Construction in Des Moines, contractor for the new federal building, will continue nonunion labor despite Iowa Federation opposition. A pardon for John Spieker and Don Mathes, both serving three months for forging a meat shipment order, will be sought today.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
United States Good Roads Association
J. A. Rountree
Hawarden
George Leighton
Sioux City
Charles
Moline
Ollie Lett
William P. Maxeiner
Baker
Decorah
Lloyd Sivisind
United Press
Melcher
Melcher Drug Company
Dubuque
Cal
Chicago
Minneapolis
Congressman Robinson
Storm Lake
James Campbell
Sanford Construction Company
Federal
Iowa Federation of Lator
John Spieker
Don Mathes
Miller Leads Bankers Special Train Tour
Edmund W. Miller, president of Commercial National Bank, leaves today for Des Moines to join a bankers special train touring Town Bankers association group meetings in southern Iowa. The first meeting is tomorrow at Corning with further stops in the northern half next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund W. Miller
Commercial National Bank
Des Moines
Town Bankers Association
Iowa
Corning
Road Bond Issue Sought To Refinance Debt
Washington May 7 Union Pagl fera board seeks Interstate commerce commission approval to issue 20 million four year four percent gold bonds. Proceeds will retire 20 million five percent gold bonds outstanding. Pittsburgh May 7 T H B McKnight named vice president of Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railroad and Pennagivine company in announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
J.R
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Paglfera Boad
Beon Noid
Kuhn, Lodd& Co
Bandit Suspect to Lose Cached Cash
Cedar Rapids May 7 Officials trace serial numbers on ninety one thousand nine hundred ninety five dollars found in a safety deposit box in a Chicago bank rented by John W Duffy. He was acquitted on charges tied to an Alburnett bank robbery though he denies links claiming the money came from bootlegging here. The funds are now claimed by a bankruptcy referee and Duffy’s wife in a divorce suit.
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Cedar Rapids
Chicago
John W
Duffy
Dixon
Til
Sn Alburnett
Fort Madison
Four Men Missing After Dredge Sinks Near Staten Island
A 2 1/4 ton government dredge with 47 crew members sank 600 yards off Clifton Staten Island after a collision with the Cunard liner Caronia around 4 am. Four men are reported missing while 25 were taken to Marine Hospital Staten Island for treatment. Eighteen others swam ashore, including Chief Engineer Clubert who led the dredging operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Novesink
Cliffton
Staten Island
Cunard
Caronia
Marine Hospital
Clubert
Ames Students Hurt in Airplane Crash
Ames Iowa May 7 Lee Mer Tilt Norway senior at Iowa State college and John Swope employed Student in the college agricultural extension service are in the college hospital today recovering from injuries in an airplane crash six miles northwest of Ames last night. Merritt had been flying several months and recently purchased a plane. In the hospital today he was unable to account for the accident which occurred while practicing a forced landing. Spectators said the plane went into a nose dive and crashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Lee Mer- Tilt
Norway
Iowa State College
John Swope
College Agricultural Extension Service
College Hospital
Amies
Merritt
Youthful Slayer in Holdup Faces Death Penalty
In St Louis on May 7 a youthful confessed murderer, Frank W Murphy a druggist slain during a holdup, expressed remorse and acceptance of the death penalty. He said he would plead guilty if guaranteed he would hang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
U.ri
Henry St. John
Frank W. Murphy
Murphy
Woman Killed in Automobile Crash Near Ames
Mrs Frank J Morayets 60 of Ames is dead and her husband in serious condition after an auto collision last evening between their car and Grant McGowan of Mason City. Both cars wrecked and an inquest will be held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames, Ta
Frank J. Morayets
Ames
Grant McGowan
Mason City
Gideons receive gifts to place hundred Bibles in hotels
Approximately 100 Bibles will be distributed in hotels through contributions to 25 Gideons in Marshalltown Cedar Rapids and Waterloo. Services Sunday in Nashua Marble Rock Plainfield the Little Brown Church in the Vale and Walnut Street Baptist in Waterloo. Gideon quartet B F Green P F Arney C Jennings and Dr L F Talley assisted. A return visit to Nashua M E church and to Stout Cedar Falls and Waterloo Christian Reform camps planned. Association meeting at YWCA devoted to business with Miss Dorothy Holmes reading and a chicken supper beforehand.
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Gideons
Marshalltown
Cedar Paris
Waterloo
Nashua
Marble Rock
Plainfield
Little Brown Church
the Vale
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Gideon
Marshalltowte Camp
B. FP. Green
F. Arney
C. Jennings
L. F. Talley
Nayshu
M. E. Church
Christian Reform
Stout
Waterino
Cedar Falls
Young Women’s Christian Association
Dorothy Holmes
Fatty Arbuckle to Perform in Waterloo Riviera Theater
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle, famed silent film comedian, will appear in Waterloo at the Riviera theater for four days starting May 13. He will deliver a monolog. Arbuckle was recently barred from performing in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe
Fatty" Arbuckle
Waterloo
Riviera Theatre
Arbuckle
Minneapolis
Logical quick tests on immediate inference in brain study
Two minute puzzle from a Brain Tests exercise asks which statements about A and B are true or false. It discusses if all A are B implies all B are A, and similar contrapositive and existential cases, with a set of eight propositions to judge.
Model Plane Builder Rappold To Instruct Waterloo Youth
Johnny Rappold the 19 year old Chicago model plane champion will spend May 21 to 26 in Waterloo teaching local youth how to build lightweight rubber band powered aircraft. The Kiwanis club sponsors the visit with Victor A Read Waterloos recreation supervisor announcing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Rappold
Chicago
Waterloo
Victor A. Read
Rappold
Kiwanis Club
Frederika Delegation Protests Ames Highway Route
In May, Bremer county Supervisors with about 25 Frederika businessmen and County Engineer Chapman travelled to Ames to oppose a proposed state highway route bypassing the town. Board members Frank Lang, Leonard Miller, and Henry Sassaman lead the delegation. The group argues for routing primary 59 to pass nearer Frederika.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayrice
Frederika
Bremer
Chapman
Ames
Frank Lang
Leonard Miller
Henry Sassaman
Board of Supervisors
City Bathing Beach Opens June First
Waterloo plans Cedar River park bathing beach open from June 1 through September 1 for a three month season. Beach officials note added equipment over the past two years includes two diving docks a water wheel and a slide ensuring no new gear is needed this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar River Park
Park Commissioners
JUDGE LINDSEY WRONG ON REVOLT OF YOUTH
Superintendent Charles W. Kline told Rotary that reading shapes youth thinking and conduct and warned against labeling a generation as revolt. He dismissed a Denver judge who wrote about youth revolt as biased. Rotary mothers event planned for next Monday with speaker Rev. J. Richmond Morgan and options for bringing daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Kline
Rotary
Charles W. Kline
Rotary Club
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Rotarians
Denver
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
DeGon to Speak at Iowa Minnesota Credit Managers Meet
Russell L DeGon president of the Iowa Credit Men's Association and Waterloo Retail Merchants' secretary will speak at the spring conference of credit bureau managers of Iowa and Minnesota on Thursday and Friday at the Hotel Savery Des Moines Other speakers include A B Sanders St Louis assistant manager of the National Retail Credit Man's Association and C Hansen Albert Lea secretary of the local Credit Men's Association
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell L. DeGon
Iowa Credl. Men's Association
Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association
Credit Bureau Managers
Iowa
Minnesota
Hotel Savery
Des Moines
A. B. Sanders
St. Louis
National Retail Credit Man's Association
C. Hansen
Albert Lea
Minn
Credit Men’s Association
Suit Filed Over Auto Collision Damages
Arthur A. Mixdorf today filed a municipal court suit against George W. Fritch seeking 309 dollars for damages from an April 26 1928 automobile collision on Rainbow drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Mixdorf
George W. Fritch
Rainbow Drive
Waterton Elks Hold Indoor Picnic and Smok er Night
About 50 members of Waterton lodge No. 290 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks gathered for an indoor picnic and smoker at the club home Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterton Lodge
Benevolent and Protative Order of Elks
Orginlavlion
Gov Hamm reappointed to state dental board
Des Moines May 7 Gov Hamm today reappointed by Henry J AVW aillisch Dubuque as member of the state board of dental exam iners effective July 1 Poet s father dies Oskaloosa Ia May 7 w H Rose 76 siccumbed to a heart attack today He was the father of the late Mal Rose Iowa poet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altfillisch
Des Moines
Hamm Tofay
Henry J. Avwaillisch
Dubuque
State Board of Dental Examiners
Oskaloosa
H. Rose
Mal Rose
Senate Debates Tax Bill and Farm Relief This Session
Senate considers a tax bill and farm relief measure while campaign funds investigations trigger hearings. Unanimous consent calendar items advance. Senate and House conferees examine farm relief as part of ongoing legislative activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cables Press
Senate
House
Ambassador Regrets Waterloo Visit Amid Bremen Aces Trip
A telegram to Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts from Ambassador von Prittwitz and Bremen trans Atlantic filers regrets Iraq Waterloo not on the midwestern tour itinerary. The message notes Waterloo’s invitation has been forwarded for future consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzmaurice
Baron von Huenefeld
Xoeh
Bremen
Waeterloo
Glenn A. Pnts
von Prittiwitz
Washington, D. C
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Waterloo
National Aeronautics Association
Marines Advance on Rebel Band Near Puerto Cabezas
United States Marines, about 60 strong under Captain Edsen, advanced along the Waspook river district after a clash with a small rebel group near Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua. The Friday night engagement reportedly caused no Marine casualties and the outcome of their fire remained unknown. rebels were estimated at 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Cabezas
Nicaragua
U.R
United States
Waspook River
Police hold four youths for holdups
Des Moines police announce four youths aged 18 to 20 were held as detectives say the quartet confessed to numerous drug and grocery store holdups. They implicated several others whose arrests are anticipated, with alleged confessions detailing about a score of robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Truste and Creditor Seek Set Aside of Frauds in Bankrupt Estate
Ira Blough as trustee and Mrs E J Hanna unsecured creditor of W T Messingham bankrupt estate filed with Referee J E Jordan to set aside two chattel mortgages as fraudulent and fictitious claiming no value received. Messingham tenant farmer on Hanna’s farm was declared bankrupt January 28 1928. Major creditors include A C Messingham mortgage 6800 Frank Keller mortgage 3200 and Hanna unsecured notes 5420. Petition claims Hanna loan financed livestock included in bankrupt estate. Mortgages cover all Messingham property. Hearing date to be set by Referee Jordan soon. Property sold awaiting distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Blough
E. J. Hanna
W. T. Messingham
J. E. Jordan
Messingham
Hanna
Jon
A. C. Messingham
Frank Keller
Jordan
Butcher and student held up in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids May 7 U P Haldup last night netted bands a total of 255. Louis Nobel butcher forced to enter 41 one box while two gunmen searched shop finding 250 in his coat. Charles Pigsley Cumberland Coe college student turned over 5. Another bandit HOLD FUGITIVE SUSPE Council Bluffs ta May 7 Joseph Passgo Michiel Cassona suspected of being fugitives from Marion where jail break occurred last Monday held here for Marion officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
U.P
Haldups
Louis Nobel
Charles Pigsley
Cumberland
Coe College
Council Bluffs
Joseph Passgo
Michiel Cassona
Marion
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