Madam Pe-le Defies Volcano Rage at Kilauea
Reports from Hawaii describe Mount Kilauea's violent eruption with lava flows flinging boulders, a three mile high dust cloud, and ash over Hilo. Observers warn of imminent explosion. military camp relocated and several missing sabers feared dead as observers monitor the crater.
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Cinternationn
Wire Volcano
Kilauea
Thea Puna
Hilo
Hite
Fangeprs
Hosolulu
Mount Kilauea
Ro FE
Pinch
Finch
Finck
Edward Hinman
Howard Simmons
Sabers
District Session Draws 250 at HRN Convention
About 250 men attended the HRN convention in Traer May 21, filling the O. O. F. hall beyond capacity. Principal speakers were Anna Bair of Webster City and Mrs. Benton, with demonstrations of lodge work by visiting delegates. Tract Lodge provided entertainment and hospitality.
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Traer
HR. N
Tl! O. O
M Anna Bair
Webster
Rene Benton
Weip
Lndge
Tract Lodge
Davenport State Briefs
A Harlan E Sweetfor Senator club formed in Scott county to back Sweet age in et Brook hart with Col G Watson Frere as chairman. In Sioux City about 6000 former service men in Woodbury county expect 34,000,000 in insurance after the bonus bill override of Coolidge veto. Third Infantry battalion from Fort Snelling to Fort Des Moines arrives Saturday. Riverton high school graduates seven girls none with bobbed hair. Elmer Fletcher, charged with drunken driving, sentenced to one year at Fort Madison prison. Guthrie Center graduates each received Ding’s Piliiger cartoon.
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Davenport
Harlan E. Sweet
Scott County
Sweetageinet Brook
Hart
G. Watson Frere
Sioux City
Woodbury County
Coolidge
Nevada
Third Infantry
Fort Snelling
Minn
Fort Des Moines
Shenandoah
Riverton High School
Boebbert
Clarinda
Elmer Fletcher
State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Guthrie Center
Ding
L.A
John F. Arnold
New Members Will Be Welcomed at St Pauls M E
St Pauls M E church hosts a social evening Friday to welcome 160 new members enrolled in six months. The event, with no admission, aims to promote church growth and neighborhood connection. Pastoral welcome by Mrs Williams, assembly singing led by Rev Dawson, and performances by local musicians are planned.
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St. Pauls ME Churen
Treords
S. WV. Wiliams
Whiiaay Dawson
Ror Gian
Stiga Margaret Gillian
Alisses Blanche
Sadie Vougias
Geneva Parker
Peat Sheewoest
Des Moines Tourist Gas Charge Sparks Ongoing Row
Des Moines may 2 civic dispute flares over a 5 cent per 50c rate for gas at Union Park tourist camp. Park Commissioner J G Rounds admits charging 65 cents for one party and 50 cents for each additional party, prompting Greater Des Moines committees and the Des Moines Automobile club to seek rate revisions.
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Des Moines
Civic Clity
Union Park
J. G. Rounds
Rounds
Greater Des Moines
Des Moines Automobile Club
Hoover Indorses Cummins Rail Bill
Secretary Hoover endorsed Senator Cummins Iowa Republican bill to consolidate rail properties before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. The testimony occurred in Washington on May 21, signaling support for the proposed consolidation plan.
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Hoover Indorses
Cummins
Washington, TD
Repu Hean
Iowa
Hoover
Senate Interstate Commerce Comittee
Rarer Boy Among First in Military Drill at Missgert University
Wallace McMilan Crystal, a freshman at the State University of Missouri at Columbia, won second honors in a drill contest among cadets in the university military regiment. Elmer Traylor, near the top in the same test, ranked highly as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missgert University
I Tracer
Wallace McMilan
Crystal
University of Missouri Att Columbia
Elmer Traylor
Clutter Council Buys New Water Tower for Fire Protection
Clutter town council closes deal with a Des Moines firm to install a 72 foot tall water tower with a 50,000 gallon tank. The project, including mains extension, costs about $6,000. The old tower will be torn down and the new structure placed a few feet north for improved fire protection.
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Clutter
Des Moines
Gale death in lake storm claims five lives at sea
International dispatches from Saint Marie Michigan report grim losses aboard the steamer Orinova which foundered near Montreal island after a brutal Lake Superior gale. Sixteen survivors described the wreck and the desperate struggle to reach Montreal island. Two bodies were recovered while seven Gargantua crew members aided survivors with food and clothing as the drifted barge Chieftain was secured.
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Saint Ste. Marie
Mich
Lake Superior
Orinova
Montreal Island
Gargantua
Polat Aux Mines
Adrifs
Cam All
Lawrence
Cleveland
Enjlins
Tolinson Companuy
Joseph Wurtz
Bay
N. Williams
Spanish River Paper Company
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Campaign seeks 128000 for Waterloo YWCA building drive
Waterloo campaign aims to raise 128000 to build a debt free YWCA headquarters. The plan assigns four divisions with 168 workers under four division commanders and two women captains per division, led by lieutenant commander Mrs. J H Easley. Advance gifts head Harry Northey. general chair J O Prumbaur. Letters go out tomorrow to potential donors from the large local list. Campaign headquarters are in the First National Bank building room 710.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojan
Young Women’s Christian Association
Anilate Lebtenant
Ail King
Fred D. Adamas
RL W. Waite
Edmund Rausch
Wirt VY
Hoxie
Tyro
J. H. Easley
Harry G. Northey
J. O.prumbauer
James M. Graham
Ww. Chanman
George W. Tuntiéy
Lra Ww
Watson Arraigns Senate Probes as Destroying Force
Watson argues against Senate probes, urging balance between oversight and preserving industry. He warns against labeling investors and producers as public enemies, saying aggressive regulation could halt factories, rail lines, and American prosperity. The speech endorses correcting abuses while resisting demagogic calls to punish enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Senate
Comedy for Actors Tragedy for Woman
Matilda McCormish, 40, was injured when she slipped on a soap smeared street while trying to cross, on the way to the hospital. The incident occurred during preparations for a motion picture comedy scene featuring skidding automobiles in Los Angeles, California, May 21.
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Vos Angeles
Cal
Matilda McCormish
C L V A Juniors and Seniors In Banquet
Two new homes were added to the seasonal building list as permits were issued. Lester W. Miller secured a bungalow permit at 611 Campbell Avenue for 5000 dollars, Cleve G. Miller holds both contracts. Mrs C B Brown also received a 143 Williston Avenue bungalow permit for 5000 dollars. W E Schollian obtained a 400 dollar permit for a garage at 639 Franklin Street. Joseph Wahl was granted permission to move a house from Commercial and Security to 212 Tenth Street.
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Lester W. Miller
Campbell Avenue
C. B.brown
Williston Avenue
Cleve G. Miller
W. E. Schollian
Franklin Street
Joseph Wahl Wars
Tenth Street
Editor Attends National Convention Tour of Oklahoma Trip
Typer, junior editor of the Star Copper, will attend the National Editors Association meeting in Oklahoma City with his wife. They plan a tour of inspection through Oklahoma, part of Texas, and old Mexico with the accompanying editors.
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Typer
Artry FE Taylor
The
Star Copper
National Editorial Association
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Texas
Old Mexico
Lawyer at Glinton Dead in Gas Filled Room
Clinton May 21 William H. Childs former county attorney found dead in his office at 8 this morning. The room was fed with gas from an open vent. Childs had been suffering a long illness for months.
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Clinton, Ta
William,h. Childs
Childs
Amity pastor resigns due to impaired health
Rev. H ab Gordon, pastor of Amity church in Grant township, retires from his ministerial post because of ill health. The congregation held two farewell receptions and assisted with packing and a generous monetary gift. The pastorate remains vacant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amity
Traer, Ja
H.ab. Gordon
Amity Church
Grant Township
Milk Inspector Finds Clean Dairies in Waterloo Area
Ames agent of the state department of agriculture reports a two week examination of all milk sources in Waterloo, including major dairies, shows most farms in excellent sanitation. Unsatisfactory conditions were corrected, with followup inspections planned for small herds. Public milk suppliers must hold a state license and sell only pasteurized milk. raw milk from cows is restricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDermott
A. L. Landik
State Department of Agriculture
Ames
Waterloo
Sandy
Student Injured in Rail Crossing Crash Unconscious
May 21 Des Moines Iowa report on college student Paul Reece Union Iowa who suffered a fractured skull and other injuries when a Rock Island train struck the automobile carrying him and two Des Moines University students. Reece remained unconscious at city hospital while Angaline Donoghue recovered. Driver James Hogge died. body to be moved to Hoyners Iowa for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Moines
Paul Reece
Union
Rock Island
Dea -Moines University
City Hospital
Msgs
Angaline Donoghue
James Hogge
Milwaukee Trade Delegation Arrives for Waterloo Visit
Approximately 190 Milwaukee manufacturers and jobbers, members of the Milwaukee Association of Commerce, arrive in Waterloo this evening from Cedar Rapids over the Why C. F. & N. Ry for a trade trip. The 25 piece band under Otto Kessler will give a concert in Lincoln Park tonight before the group moves on via Illinois Central to Independence.
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Milwaukee Association of Commerce
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Illinois Central
Independence
Otto Kessler
Ivincolm Park
John Sly
Greater Waterloo Association
George Huntley
Burr Lichty
Milwaukee
Wisconsi
Wiiness
Iowa
McAdoo Seeks Bryan as Florida Delegate to Democratic Nomination
New York May 21 William Gibbs McAdoo expressed hope that William J Bryan be sent as a Florida delegate to the Democratic national convention in June. The statement was released by John Perry Florida publisher and cites McAdoo as the author and source of the appeal reached via inquiry. Perry notes McAdoo sent the message and asks Jacksonville and Pensacola supporters to back Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wiliam Gibbs McAdoo
William J. Bryan
Targa
Florida
John Perry
Perry
McAdoo
Bryan
Jacksonville
Pensacola
Rint
Nine Poisoned at Extra School Dinner
Nine persons were poisoned yesterday at a teachers and parents dinner at Extra School in Audubon Indiana. Doctors worked for hours to counteract the poison effects and all are out of danger except Miss Cora Thompson.
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Audubon, In
Extra
Tvery
Cora Thompson
Rousing meeting backs conservation bill and events
Members of the Waterloo Izaak Walton League met last evening to back a proposed federal conservation bill setting aside Winneshiek bottoms and aiding fish and wildlife preservation. Judge G W Wood named a committee to urge congress for passage. a June picnic was planned at Casebeer's Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Izuck Walton League
Congress
G. W. Wood
T. Monges
Waterloo League and Families
Casebeer’s Heights
Elk Hunl
Greater Waterlas
G. Murtagh
Izaak Walton League
New York
Denver
A. ©. Wilford
Burr Lichty
Trank Walton Teague
Hudson
Black Hawks Creek
Permits Granted For Building Of Two Homes
Thirty three students and guests of Victory Academy were entertained at the junior senior banquet last evening at Black's. Glass colors of apple green and gold were carried in baskets of sunburst roses and candies. Rev. John McDonald of St. Joseph's Church gave the address. Edward Brennan acted as festmaster with participants Edward White Beatrice Masser Mark Butterfield Lonng Vollenwald Mary Kildee and Thelma Bradford. Clutier Band Concerts. Clutier Ia May 21 The town council contracted with the Chelsea band to furnish street concerts this summer. The band will have not less than 43 pieces and a director for a June start lasting 10 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qure Llady Af Victory Academy
Black's Teargam
John McDonald
St. Joseph's Church
Edward Brennan
Edward White
Beatrice Masser
Mark Butterfield Lonng Vollenwald
Mary Kildee
Thelma Bradford
Clutier Band
Clutier, Ja
Clutier
Chelsea Band
U S Business With So America Doubled Since 1921
Washington reports U S trade with Latin America rose sharply last year to 1 473 billion dollars, up 46 percent from 1921 as Europe failed to dislodge Americas foothold. The United States bought Latin goods valued at 1 190 billion, mainly raw materials and foods.
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Washington, D. C
Europe
Latin America
United States
D'Oisy Weighs Flight to Tokio in Chinese Plane
Shanghai May 21 Capt Pelle tier D'Oisy the French aviator who damaged his plane in landing here has recovered from his setback and is weighing an offer from Gen Ho Feng Ling military governor of Shanghai to use a Chinese plane to continue toward Tokio within a week. Stuart McLaren the British aviator on a world voyage arrived at Akbarab from Calcutta today, according to a dispatch received here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Pelletier D'Oisy
Paris
Tokio
Ho Feng-Ling
D'Olay
McLaren
Akarah
Stuart McLaren
Akarrab
Calcutta
Des Moines Banker Warranted for Grand Larceny
James H. Stewart deputy state bank examiner swore out a warrant for the arrest of H. Fuller Des Moines vice president of the Iowa Loan Trust Co on grand larceny. Fuller allegedly took securities of the Branson bank totaling 35565 15 as further collateral after the bank was closed by the state banking department on May 4 with extradition to be sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branson Bank
State Banking Department
Foreign Relations Committee Delays World Court Plan
Washington May 21 The Senate Foreign Relations Committee spent two hours on world court proposals and adjourned without a decision. An attempt to gain immediate endorsement for Presidents Harding and Coolidge for membership with reservations failed. None of the members would promise action soon on any pending plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Harding
Coolidge
Wan Whose Truck Killed Child Held for Manslaughter
Sidney May 21 Delbert Watkins Tabor in being held here on 2 manslaughter charges in connection with the death of Eunice Plenning 12 years old who was struck by a truck driven by Wolking and died of brain concussion. The Jittié girl and her sister were returning from school when the accident occurred. A coroner jury returned a verdict that the child was contributorially negligent and that Watkins did not take sufficient precautions to avert the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Delbert Watkins
Tabor
Eunice Plenning
Wolking
Jittié
Watkins
Third Party Choice Narrows to Shipstead Wheeler
In St Paul May 24 the third party caucus names Senators Kenrick Shipstead of Minnesota and B K Wheeler of Montana as possible presidential nominees with Shipstead or Wheeler likely to win the party’s nomination. William Mahoney, recently back from a tour of the East and South, is noted as temporary national convention chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Robert M. la Fortette
Kenrick Shipstead
Minnesota
B. K. Wheeler
Montana
William Mahoney
Third Party
Mahoney
Widow of 5 and 10 Store founder dies in New York
Mrs Jessie Woolworth, widow of the founder of the 5 and 10 chain, died today at her Long Island home at age 69. She is survived by two daughters, Eleanor Donohue and Jessica McCann, both directors of F. O. Wentworth Company, and by a granddaughter, Miss Barbara Hutton.
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New York
Jessie Woolworth
Clew Cover
Long Island
Woolworth
Eleanor Donohue
Jessica McCann
F. O. Wentworth Company
Barbara Hutton
Committee votes against Ford bid in senate session
Washington May 21 The Senate Agriculture Committee rejected Henry Ford's bid for Muscle Shoals in executive session. The bill may still be brought up as a substitute on the floor of the Senate. Also from Marshalltown and Cedar Rapids reports: a farmer near Gladbrook, Tama County, died by his own hand, leaving a widow and a young son, stones valued at 8500. stones worth 400 were stolen from a collection intended for a flame project, per police findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Parter
Lipe
Marshalltown
Dale C. Cole
Gladbrook
Tama County
Ife
Cedar Rapids
W. C. F. & N. Settles Out of Court With Dr. McManus
A municipal court action for damages by Dr. T U McManus against W C F N Ry Co ended in a settlement before trial. McManus claimed a March 16 1923 collision occurred after a heavy snowfall when a snowplow blocked the Independence avenue track, delaying cars and causing his auto to be struck. Jurors had been summoned but were dismissed as lawyers announced settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ix. T.U. McManus
W. CP & N. Railway comPaNy, &N
McManus
Revised Bus Law to Save Roads Urged by County Supervisors
Boone Iowa May 21 County Supervisors from the tenth district favored revising state motorbus laws to relieve counties from highway maintenance costs. Speakers criticized excessive highway damage by bus lines and a committee was named to draft a resolution urging the upcoming state legislature to revise the bus law. J A Ames of the highway commission will speak at tonight's supervisors banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
J. AJ Ames
Estate Highway Commission
President Coolidge Seeks Delay in Jap Exclusion
Washington May 21 President Coolidge remains determined to delay the Japanese exclusion provision. He plans another push to circumvent the clause by returning the immigration bill to Congress with a note that the exclusion conflicts with existing treaties and should be corrected before he signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
White House
Congress
Holder of Altitude Record Auto Victim
Melbourne May 21 Capt Andrew Lang holder of the world altitude record was killed when an automobile he was driving crashed into a fence during a dense fog. Lang was driving in a 24 hour test. The widow is the Wag an nephew of Andrew Fang the English author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Melbourne
Australia
Andrew Lang
Lang
Wagan
Andrew Fang
U S Tractors to State Road Builders in Surplus Plan
Washington May 21 state road builders will receive 1500 tractors and 3500 trucks now surplus with war department under a bill passing the house today. The agriculture department will distribute the machinery to road projects nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Thegriculture Department
Dope Peddler Wanted in Washington Smuggling Case
Detective Bernard Thompson travels from Washington to Vancouver to arrest Thomas Hustis Severin, a 31 year old New York man alleged as an international drug peddler, wanted for jumping bail after a Washington arrest on smuggling charges of $40 000 in narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DD. CG
Bernard Thompson
Vancouver
D. C
Thomas Hustis-Severin
New York
Indicted attorney declared bankrupt in federal court
Des Moines May 21 Willard H Halverson attorney awaiting trial on pambezzlement charges tied to swindling schemes defrauding Iowans across multiple counties of about 150000 in bogus farm mortgages was adjudged bankrupt in federal court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Willard H. Halverson
Iowa
Lutheran Deaconesses Open Business Sessions
Milwaukee May 21 The conference of Evangelical Lutheran deaconess mother houses opened today with speakers including Emil G Chintund from Omaha. Separate items note strawberry growers in Gedar Falls reporting no frost damage, a possible new Iowa code priced at ten dollars, and a list of marriage licenses and a divorce case involving Tart L Lewis and Gladys Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Conference of the Evangelies
Emil G. Chintund
Omaha
Gedar Falls
Charles Bley
Herman Kaiser
B. Brown
A. A. Buriger
Thaw Learns There Are Fewer Saloons Now in New York
New York day 41. Harry Thaw, once seen as a spendthrift from Pittsburgh, notes there are fewer saloons in the city than before. He posted $10,000 bail on two indictments lingering for seven years in jail, then spent the night at a New Jersey country place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaw
New York
Harry Thaw
Pittsburgh
Thawlet Town
New Jersey
Board of Control Seeks New Prison Labor Contracts
Des Moines reports state board of control in talks with Salant & Salant and Reliance Manufacturing to prepare new prison labor contracts after July. Discussions cover a high scale for contracts running from July 1, 1824 to July 2, 1927 and the impending state-use diagram. Senator A M McColl chairs the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Des Moines
State Board of Control
S. J. Wallash
Salant & Salant Company
New York
Reliance Manufacturing Company
Beant
Fort Madigan
A.M. McColl
Senate Committee Probes Klan Ties in Texas Election
Washington May 21 The senate committee investigating the Texan election decided to deepen its inquiry into Ku Klux Klan activities despite opposition from Senator Earle B Mayfield. The panel will hear from E Y Chrika former imperial wizard banished after a clash with his successor. Additional bank records will be brought to Washington under an agreed inspection plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Earle B. Mayfield
Senate
George B. B. Peddy
Mayfield
E Y. Chrica
We Ho Byans
Washington
Brookhart Friends to Push Campaign in Iowa
Supporters from Cedar, Benton, Jones and Linn counties met in Cedar Rapids to back Senator Smith W. Brookhart. They adopted resolutions praising his Senate record and pledged strong support against Burton Sweet. A follow up meeting is set for May 26 to finalize campaign organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Smith W. Brookart
Cedar
Benton, Jones and
LinneGunties
Burton Sweet
Stokes Trial Again Delayed in Chicago
Chicago May 21 Trial of W E B Stokes millionaire hotel owner from New York charged with conspiring to injure his wife's reputation in his divorce case was postponed again as affidavits claim illness preventing his appearance. The case is set for September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. E. DB. Stokes
New York
Hera
Stokes
Excursion Rates To Cedar Rapids Sunday
A round trip excursion rate to Cedar Rapids of 2 will be in force over the W C F NL next Sunday. Due to scores of fans wishing to see the Waterloo baseball team pay at the latter city the railway company announced reduced rates today good for any car to and from that city Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Students at Winfield on Record Against War
Students at Southwestern College Winfield Kansas adopt a chapel resolution condemning all war without exception and forward it to the Methodist Episcopal church general conference in Springfield Massachusetts seeking broader peace, expressed at a chapel meeting on May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Kan
Southwestern College
General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Springfield
Mass
Poison Arsenic Incident At Dinner In Newton
In Newton Iowa on May 2 arsenic was sprinkled on meat served at dinner in error for flour, injuring about 60 people. Victims include Mrs. S. B. O’Bannon Eva and Robert Moffitt. none in serious condition per doctors. Also noted Farfield man Dennis C. Gollins 60 hanged himself in his basement as health decline motive. Ice cream manufacturers from northeast Iowa gathered at Hotel Russell-Lamgon for talks led by William Crowley and Dex Maines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
S. B. O'Bannon
Eva
Robert Moffitt
Farfield
Fairfield
Dennis C. Gollins
Toes
Towa
Infant Jeanne Foster Rites Held at O'Keefe Home
Services for Jeanne Foster infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Foster 1103 Mulberry street were held at the O Keefe and Towne General home at 9 am today conducted by Rev Edward Slattery pastor of St Josephs Catholic church Burial was in Calvary The child died Wednesday morning at St Francis hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Foster
Jeanne
W. C. Foster
Mulberry Street
O'Keefe & Towne
Edward Slattery
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Calvary
St. Francis Hostal
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T. We
St. Paul’s
M. E
Watertower
Cletier
Equpmeat
America
TRAET
Awyer AT
Glinton
Milwaukee Bandin — Park
Kes
Winneshick
U.S
D’oisy
Japan
Wan
Shipstead
Wheeler
Ford
Robert Henderson
the Hawn
Evelyn Wardes
Louis J. Satz
Margate F. Goth
Waterton
Calis Klan
Brookhart
Mortuars
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