Dietz Outlaw Surrender Ends Four Hour Battle at Wisconsin Cabin
Winter and Hayward Wisconsin October 10 coroner rules Deputy Sheriff Harp shot and killed by Dietz family. John Dietz wife and son Leslie charged with murder. Dietz captured after four hour siege. Helen and John Dietz Jr present. Public anger grows as district attorney weighs first degree murder against Dietz group.
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Winter
Wis
Sherif Harp
Dietz
Leslie
John Dietz
John F. Jhetz
Leslie Dietz
Helen Dietz
Hayward
J. Chage
St. Paul
Clarence
Sheriff Madden
Mrs. Dietz
Madden
J. C. Davis
Fred Thorbahn
Oscar Harp
Oscar Hart
Diets
Fred Thorkin
P. m
Thorbin
Hayvard
Sawyer County
Fred Thorbin
Thorkin
Helen
Tittle
John Dietz, Jr
Dietz Pointblank
Too cheap to be good
The speaker, Dr W R Coth ern of 2079 Lafayette Building, touts a low cash fee from 50c to 41.00 for most services while promising a full range of surgical and electrical treatments. He asserts his office is well equipped with N Ray devices, ozonator, and similar apparatus and emphasizes a patient friendly, universal pay approach with emphasis on “square deal.”
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Waterloo
Funeral of Mrs A T Hukill Attended by Out of Town Friends
Last rites for Mrs A T Hukill were held from her home on West Oorth Street Sunday at 3 pm. Many out of town friends and members of orders attended. Rev J B Johnson, former pastor, spoke. Duets by Mrs J B Brinkman and Mrs J D Liffring, flowers from Rebekah groups and Delta Tau Delta, four Rebekah past presidents present, others from Waverly Cedar Falls Des Moines and Sioux City. Burial in Finnwood cemetery. Pallbearers named.
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A. T. Hukill
Oorth Street West
J. EB. Johnson
Frank Cole
M. E
J. B. Brinkman
J. D. Liftring
State Assembly of
Rebekahs
Ais
Rebekah Lodge
Towa
Alta Striker
Des Moines
H. E. Chapin
Union
George EF. Kellogg
Sioux City
Helen R. Griffith
Cedar Falls
D. A. Long
Waverly
O. J. Laylander
Burial at Earlville for Eyra Luckenbill
Funeral services for Eyra Luckenbill were held at 6 o'clock this morning from 306 Vine Street with the Masonic order and Robert Anderson post A R assisting as pallbearers. Rev H G Beeman led a short service, then George R Turner led ritualistic rites. Interment followed in Earlville beside the wife. Out of town relatives attended.
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Earlville
Eyra Luckenbiil
Vine Street
Masonic Order
Robert Anderson Post
A. R
H. G. Beeman
Masons
George R. Turner
J. M. Groat
J. van Metre
J. Sid Anderson
J. W. Krapfel
T. W. Place
F. W. White
Illinois Central
Woodmen Memorial Day Observance Held by Hawkere Camp
Two hundred Woodmen of the World members gathered at A. O. U. W. hall and marched to Fairview cemetery for ritual ceremonies led by John W. Geiger of Council Bluffs. Flowers were placed on departed members’ graves, then services resumed in the city at 8 p.m. A male quartet sang, underscoring the observance’s honored remembrance.
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Hawkere Camp
Woodmen of the World
Order
A. O. U. W. Hall
Fairview Cemetery
John W. Geiger
Corncil Bluffs
Farmers Pass Wise Resolutions in Lincoln Meeting
Lincoln Nebraska October 10 Farmers National Congress adopts resolution demanding limited experimental parcels post on select rural routes and urges a liquor shipment ban into prohibition areas. It backs natural resource conservation soil care and endorses a tariff commission agenda.
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Lincoln
Neb
Farmers’ National Congress
Waterloo Decorated in Yellow and White for Dairy Show
Decorations spread across Waterloo as trade extension week continues. Fourth Street from Rock Island tracks to Mulberry Street wore yellow and white streamers set by the committee. American flags ornament offices and store rooms as more houses prepare to join in tomorrow.
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Fourth Street
Rock-Island Tracks
Mulberry Street
For Rent and Wanted Classifieds Snapshot
For Rent large Front Room Down stairs modern 419 W 3rd St. For Rent Nicely Furnished Rooms light housekeeping Modern Inquire Mrs A F Stolt 814 W 7th St Wanted The rapidly increasing demands for best standard goods direct from any factory to users requires opening a distributing office in every land county To acceptable resident manager we allow 100 to 140 monthly salary and commissions also office and other expenses 2409 to 1206 cash required to carry stark filling immediate orders position permanent references required Liberty Manufacturing Association 230 West Kuro St Chi ABO
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Stark
Liberty Manufacturing ‘Association
Weat Kuro St. Chi- Abo
Miners Rescuers Strive to Reach Entombed in Starkville Mine
Starkville Colo Oct 14 rescuers fight dangerous conditions to reach fifty two miners trapped since Saturday night in the Starkville coal mine. Dozens are exposed to black damp and eleven rescuers were overcome 800 feet from the pit mouth and are under physician care as a ventilating effort failed. A dairy lunch is announced by the Waterfoo club.
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Starkville
Colo
Summer Days in Autumn Time at Riverside Park
Yesterday and today offered perfect autumn warmth with blue skies and July like temperatures. Thousands visited the park and river area where foliage displayed vivid colors while many toured the countryside by auto and others enjoyed Cedar River boating followed by expectations of continued warm weather aiding the big daily show.
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Ilka
Black Awk Creek
Aucceas
Big Daily Show
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Pietz
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
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W. R. Cothern
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Dayl Davis
Alaska
State Assembly
A.T. Hukill
Woodmen's
Minnesota
Wisconsin
John Q. A. Crosby
Palladio
Duluth
Minn
Tuane
Washington
City
A. Jackson
Nellie Straver
Terry
LaPonce City
Iowa
Bluff Street
Ones. E
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White
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St. Muldoon
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West Side
Navy
F. R. Oghorn
Care Wm. Galloway Co
A. F. Stolt
7Th St
Waterfoo Club
Aristol
California
A Burcer & Son
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Hast
Sixth Street
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