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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1929

Page

11

Fort Dodge Gas & Electric Denies Election War Claim

Fort Dodge Gas and Electric Co issued a statement denying that a power war caused the municipal election controversy. The firm faces 40 election law violation counts tied to alleged improper campaign expenditures. Hearing on the indictments is set for next Tuesday.

Fort Dodge Fort Dodge Gas & Electric Co C. F. Findlay John Reed Cedar Rapids J. W. Hime Kime John M. Schaupp Fork Dodge Findlay John Brennan W. F. Hohn Scheupp

New C G W Vice President Veteran of War Rail Service

Charles L. Hinkle of Chicago has been elected vice president in charge of operations for the Great Western railway. A veteran of World War I in France, he rose from water boy to general manager and now leads transportation efforts in Waterloo tied to his long career with Horn in Indiana and the Great Western. Oscar Townsend, former Great Western traffic manager, also advances to vice president in charge of traffic, reflecting a string of promotions beginning with a rate clerk on the Baltimore Ohio.

Charles L. Hinkle Chicago Great Western Railroad Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railway France Hinkle Transportation Corps Army Hinkles Legion of Honor Colomnel Colonal Hinkle The Great Western Townsend Oscar Townsend Waterloo Baltimore, Ohio Cleveland

Franklin ministers elect new county officers

Rev. H. L. Michael, pastor of the Congregational church in Hampton, was named president of Franklin County Ministerial Association at the annual meeting. Rev. M. B. Pringle of the Church of Christ was elected secretary.

Hampton H. L. Michael Congregational Church Franklin County Ministerial Association M. B. Pringle Church of Christ

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