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High Tribute Is Seven To Jurist Chas W Mullan
The remains of Judge Charles W. Mullan of Waterloo will arrive in Waterloo this evening and be taken to O'Keefe Towne mortuary for funeral preparations. Distinguished attorneys from Black Hawk County and surrounding counties will attend, with rites likely on Sunday or Monday. Judge Mullan, admiringly called a true American and public servant, served as a longtime bar leader and judge after a notable career as county attorney and state senator. He was born December 31, 1845, in Wayne County and was among Waterloo’s oldest residents with a legacy in law, politics, fraternal societies, and hunting.
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C. W. Blul
Rochester
Minn
Chicago
Great Western
O'Keefe & Towne
Black Hawk County
Bar Association
Russell-Lamson
Grundy
Buchenan
Delaware
Allan
Sher' Vaan
T.mears
Black Hawk
County Bar Association
Iowa
Laoking
Clatest
Judge Mullan
Mullan
Battlefeld
Barin
Orrin
Miller
Campaigh
Waterloo
Black Hawk-Grundy
Tenth Judicial District
G. W. Dunham
C. B. Ransier
A. Shriner
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Iowa State Bar’ Association
Emma L. Hammond
Charles H. Mullan
Sioux City
John Blair
Des Moines
Car
Marion F. Mullan
Pomeroy
Toho W. Mullan
Tacoma
Wash
Charles W. Mullan
Wayne County
Jyne
Davison
Falls Avenue
Charley
America Mullan
Eckland
Tenn
Morgans County
James Virden
Tompkinville
Mullans
Haonas
Virdens
Minnesota
Cedar River
Wisconsin