Walker Died Riding in Auto
John C. Walker died of heart failure while riding in an automobile with friends yesterday afternoon near Logan avenue. A pioneer resident, he came to the city in 1883 and married May Line in 1886. Survived by four children and his wife, funeral services are Thursday at 2 pm from 1013 Wellinxton street and 2:30 pm at the First Baptist Church, burial in Elmwood cemetery. He was a builder, Royal Arcanum member, and active in church and music circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Walker
Logan Avenue
Walker
Friedens
Somerset County
May Line
John Sine
Robert Walker
Greene, Ia
Clara Belle Walker
John Fisk University
Nashville, Tenn
Marian J. Walker
Waterloo
Charles Walker
Wellinxton Street
First Baptist Church
W.L. Dorgan
Elmwood Cemetery
Royal Arcanum, Sons of Veterans
Legs Injured After Fall From Illinois Central Freight Train
Alvin Johnson of Minneapolis suffered bruised legs after being thrown from a freight car near a viaduct. He was found by passersby and taken to police headquarters. Johnson says a brakeman tossed him from the train during the afternoon. he was not found until nine last night. He escaped serious injury and may continue his journey soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Johnson
Minneapolis
Illinois Central
Johnson
Damages Case Looms in Unique X Ray Injury Action
Arch Stead sues Dr. J R Allen for 10000 damages claiming burns from an X ray examination. Jury selection proceeds with questions on X ray knowledge and physician ties as attorneys Feely Been pursue the case amid a flurry of divorce actions and custody suits. The docket also includes several remarriage notices and a licensed-to-wed list for Waterloo and Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt
Arch. Stead
J. R. Alen
WOC
Burns
Kk. J. Wenner
Waterloo
Mr. Dutcher
Wade, Dutcher & Davis
Iowa City
Ventrenah
Feely
Books on Mexico in Colorado libraries spark senate debate
A Colorado senate resolution urging Governor Ammons to resign is noted amid library displays. The piece covers books on Mexico including The Mexican People Their Struggle for Freedom by Da Lara and Pinehou and a volume on self government, with emphasis on partisan viewpoints and democratic aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Colorado State Senate
Ammons
Senors da Lara
Pinebou
Alo
Iran
Hibrary
Rand-McjNally
Kenyon objects to farm bill distribution favors south
Senator Kenyon challenged the agricultural bill in the Senate saying the south receives far more than the north for farm demonstrations and farm management. He urged a fairer distribution and opposed a provision granting the department expanded buying power. He predicted changes would reduce proposed expenditures to about ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Kenyon
Frr
Agricultural Department
Keron
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pioneer
ROKS
Arch Stead
J. R. Allen
Henry J. Delagardelle
Mabel l L. Herlaberg
Independence
John J. Rooff
Gladys D. Ackerman
Fourth Street
H. H. Bezohl
Mrs. Ammons
Arrance
Haberdashery
City of
Tered
Advan
Tage
Earl & Wilson
Kingley
Sycamore and
Fifth Streets
A. Geismar, Prop
Marsh-Place Building
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