Waterloo Legionnaires seek tax exemption for allied forces
Waterloo American Legion delegates head to Clinton for annual convention with a resolution to amend the World War veterans tax exemption to include allied forces who were U S citizens before and after the war. The Waterloo group travels 100 strong, with events including a golf tournament and band competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Clinton
Waterloo
Act of Congress
Unified States
Herman C. Miller
Becker-Chapman Post
Pershing Speech Blamed for French War Debt Denial
Hawley cites French businessmen on a visit who blame Pershing and assert France and Germany are rising industrial powers. He says French distrust of US debt payments stems from a quarrel with the US government, not the people, and notes a generally friendly attitude toward quiet Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
Hawley
France
Germany
Fyorth
Seine Valley
United States
Mellon
Prohibition Debate Shapes New York Senate Race
The Anti-Saloon League backs Franklin W. Christman as an Independent Republican in a three way New York Senate race. Christman claims orthodoxy on prohibition, while supporters say he aligns with national Republicans unlike Wadsworth. A wet Republican, a wet Democrat, and Christman split the field, risking a wet shift in party stance nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Franklin W. Christman
Senate
Christman
Wadsworth
National Republican Party
Waddsworth
Wads
York
New York
Widsworth
Republican Party of
New T . Republican
Washington
Republican Party
New York State
Herald-Tribune
Oberhauser 73, German-born county resident dies
Mortusci W. I. Oberhauser aged 73 dies at home three miles south of Gilbertville after a stomach cancer. Born in Cologne on Sept 29 1846 he served in the German army and came to the United States in 1850. Surviving include widow two daughters six sons a grandchild a brother and sister in Germany. Funeral Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Gilbertville. Burial in Gilbertville cemetery. August 1 Law dies in Superior apartments of heart trouble. Born in Germany he came to America and fame on a farm near Ventura Iowa. Funeral Wednesday afternoon at O Keefe Towne chapel with Rev W P McCormick. Burial at Clear Lake. Surviving children include Lloyd W and Ed Law Ventura Miss Freda Lois Law Taramic Wye Mrs E A Hocum and Miss Jbel Law Chicago. Two brothers Charlies Ventura and Chris Clear Lake. Mrs S M Copp dies in Chicago after operation per Western Lines notice. Funeral services planned in Chicago. Copp formerly resided here as local chamber agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Oberhauser
W. TI. Oberhauser
Gilbertville
Cologne
Germany
United States
Minnie Wagner
Mt. Washington
Black Hawk County
Hattie Oberhauser
Amlason City
Max Roethler
Wauhay
S. D
Charles
Waubay
Aloysius
Henry
Edward
Lewis
Sylvester
Town Strate College
Ames
Church of the Immaculate Conception
John Nemmers
Law
G. Law
Warshington Street
Superior Apartments
Altho
Vic
Ventura
O'Keefe & Towne
FE. A. Hocum
Jbbel Law
Chicago
Charlies
Chris
Clear Lake
Fragmented Weather Card Missing Clear Details
The readable lines show temperature terms and partial daily times but lack complete values, dates, or locations. Key data such as maximum and minimum temperatures for the listed days and times are incomplete or garbled.
Smooth Letters by J. R. Calhoun Kept Fox Buyers Faith
A feature on J. R. Calhoun’s smooth schemes to reassure fox buyers about illusory profits. Letters praised personal friendship while delaying delivery and claiming foxes were quarantined or awaiting registry papers. Fox stock tied to Waterloo, Keeseville, and Summerside ranches with partial payments outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Calhoun
Fox
Iowa
North Dakota
Aulhoun
Promioter
Calhoun
Lake Champlin
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Sir
Will
Flood Waters Threaten Kansas Towns After Heavy Rains
Rail service to many towns is abandoned by the Santa Fe Missouri Kansas & Texas and Rock Island lines. Burlington and Madison areas along with surrounding villages are cut off from railroad delivery due to 10 and 14 inch rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Telephone Exchange
Santa Fe
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Rock Island
Burlington
Madison
Brookhart Recovered But Out Of Speech Tour
Washington September 13 Colonel S W Brookhart is in his usual health and fully recovered from a recent illness that required no operation. He said he will cancel Iowa dates this week and does not plan speeches in the state before next week when he will address dates for the state Republican committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
S. W. Brookhart
Iowa
State Republican Committee
Actress Norma Dein Drowns in Auto Plunge near Winslow
In Winslow Arizona actress Norma Dein known as Arnea Shiptes died when an automobile overturned into a swollen stream six miles from the city. The car sank in quicksands and her body had not been recovered by late last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow, Ariz
Arnea Shiptes
Norma Dein
Miss Shipley
Longtime Orange resident dies after long illness
William Henry Lichty, 53, died at Qalam today at his daughter Mrs Harves R Schreck's home. He was born in 1843 in Somerset and lived in Orange township most of his life with brief stays in Dakota and Nez Perce. Surviving are several children and many grandchildren. funeral arrangements are pending at Petersen Bros. Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Lichtys
Qalam
Harves R. Schreck
Banke Center
Somerset
Dakota
Isos
Nex Perce
Wal
Orange Township
Bat
Dereased
Mary Rick Joy Dain
Miller
Washington
J. Wynom
M. Lichte
Eugene
Petersen Bros
Manchester Rotarians Visit Waterloo Club for Inspection Talk
Fifteen Manchester Rotarians led by Rev. A L Mcduifie joined Waterloo Rotarians at the Russell Lamson Hotel for an official visit by Bruce Gates district governor. Gates spoke on Rotary’s four functions and the need for members to uphold duties and ethics in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Marold Jones
Glenn Miller
Randle
Tom ,Tracey
H. Rann
Henry Kinus
Gates
Rotary
Meiners
Waterloo Rotarians
Oelwein
Bruce Gates
Charles A Kittrett
Floyd Goodwin
A. A. Zimmerman
Iowa
Waterloo
Dubuque
Dubuque Rotarians
Rotary Reserve
C.D. Allan
Fred Adams
1500 Refrigerator Cars Iced at Yards in Six Days
A report from the Illinois Central yards shows 1500 refrigerator cars iced over six days highlighting heavy traffic in fruits and meats. Three thousand five hundred tons of ice were used, with California grapes the leading shipment and 14 trains cleared through Waterloo yards to Chicago and eastern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alinois Central
California
Waterloo
Chicago
Western Division
Coupe Abandoned By Burglars Identified As Stolen Car
The coupe abandoned by burglars who tried to blow the Janesville Savings Bank was found to be the property of Charles Bergh Kensett Iowa. It had been stolen from him days earlier. Identification was made by E mail Steffen of the police auto theft bureau and Ray Scott state agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Charles Bergh
Kensett
Steffen
Police Auto Theft Bureau
Ray Scott
Rehmeier Resigns as County YMCA Leader
F P Rehmeier longtime secretary of Black Hawk County YMCA resigns to pursue business in Missouri. The county YMCA plans to merge or continue work with Iowa State Teachers College to maintain men for project work with boys groups across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Rehmeier
Black Hawk
Eneter
Misssouri
M.C. A
Iowa State Teachers
Coach Catches Fire on Road Damaging Coach and Cabin
A coach drawn by an automobile caught fire on Can avenue road near Waterloo, injuring the coach and causing about 290 dollars in damage. A separate fire damaged J W Thompson’s log cabin in Caseheerlicits due to an overloaded fireplace. Firefighters Ivan Armstrong and Ray Garrabrant extinguished both blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Kallman
Producers Milk Company
At & P.m
Waterloo
Tocan Avenue
J. W Thompson
Caseheer Licicits
Ivan Armstrong
Ray Garrabrant
Rain Stays Light on Wise's Eastern Auto Trip
Mr and Mrs Elliott M Wise of 623 Campbell Avenue completed a five week automobile tour despite nearly daily rain. They visited Washington Philadelphia and New York with mud and surfaced roots only minor hindrances to their travel enjoyment.
Second Man Taken for Movie Attack Union Obtains Bond
Kenneth Heyman a repaint operator at Plaza Meatre was arrested Saturday on a chase of default with intent to inflict great bodily injury following Friday's assault on W F Ingalls nonunion Strand theatre worker. Herman identified in the Fourth street east assault was held for the grand jury after waiving preliminary exam. Stafford posted $500 bond and another suspect remains at large under a John Doe warrant. Herman previously faced robbery charges and was paroled from the Anamosa reformatory before his latest court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Heyman
Plaza Meatre
W. F. Ingalls
Strand Theatre
Buike
Champerators
Eumantal
Herman
Ingalls
Clarence Tt. Stafford
At Liberty
John Doa
Kferman
Llugh Crumrine
Stafford
Grand Jury
Fisher's Lake
Anamosa Reformatory
Board of Parole
John Hamill
J. C. Murtagh
J.C. Beem
Raid on Garage Ends in Bootlegging Charge Filed
Lco Kt. Karn manager of Drive Yourself Auto Livery at 410 Fifth Street West was arrested after a garage raid uncovered half pint and two pint bottles of alleged alcohol. Detectives Crumyrine and Davis and Officer Buckley made the 10 45 p m raid. G H Biggle supplied an affidavit. he was arrested after admitting buying from Harn Crum. Crum denied purchasing and faced a new charge of illegal passes of intoxicating liquor in municipal court. Bottles were hidden in a suitcase in a rear garage room. Crum released on 300 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lco
Karn
Drive Yourself’ Auto
Fifth Street West
Hugh Crumyrine
Ralph Davis
Warren Buckley
William A. Cook
G. H. Bigggle
Commercial Street
Harn
C. Crum
Alan
Ivarn
Deaf man apprehends belt theft bandit
Webster Moss a deaf resident of 221 Duryea street was robbed on Mills street early Sunday. He wrestled the bandit to the ground with a single fierce blow, the intruder fled with a belt Moss carried. Moss vowed to identify and capture the culprit within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Moss
Duryea Street
Moss
Mills Street
Woman Juror Calm as Men Shed Tears in Murder Trial
In Logan on September, Ernest Reed was convicted of second degree murder after a second trial for killing Clarry Reel, a special policeman at Missouri Valley fair grounds two years prior. Juror Anon Reichert from Dunlap remained composed as male jurors showed emotion. Reed faces a sentence of 20 years to life, with sentencing date pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley Fair Grounds
Rules Drunk Is Not Always Disorderly
Council Bluffs Sept 13 A man cannot be labeled drunk and disorderly while fully dressed and asleep, ruled Municipal Judge Blanchard Griffith attorney was charged but only fined 10 dollars and costs for dozing in a parked auto in the business district K.P meet tonight Kniechis Mathias to hold first season meeting at 7 30 p m at PL hall
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Council Bluffs
Blanchard
C. RB
Grifith
Griswold
Griffith
de Waa
K.P
Kniechis of
Mathias
Today Inc
PL Hall
Waterloo Ball Team Defeats Charles City in 8 2 Victory
Waterloo's five man squad barnstormed through the state, beating Charles City 8 to 2 at Lions Field. Clarke Mathers Worthington and Siatson homered, Clarke belting a long fence-clearing shot. Jim Grant pitched for the Tacal club and kept opposing hits scattered as the team prepared to travel to Hinton for three games against Gilkerson's Vipion Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Charloity
Lionsfield
Clarke
Mathers
Worthington
Siatson
Jim Grant
Hinton
Gilkerson
Vipion Giants
Hawthorne Avenue Condition Urges City Action
Hawthorne Avenue from La Porte Road to Kenyon Avenue is in poor condition causing 30 Riverview children to miss school this winter. West Schools Superintendent Charles Kittrell petitions the city council for street improvements. Also sought are a Mohawk Street filling station permit and safety marker at Vine and Barclay streets after several minor accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Avenue
la Porte Road
Kenyons
Yenue
Vine
Barclay Streets
Gideons Raise Funds for 50 More Bibles in Sunday Meetings
Gideon delegations held meetings in New Hampton and three Strawberry Point hotels to secure funds for distributing 50 Bibles to Bow hospitals and hotels. Seder Falls and Waterloo attendees joined. F Willis Jenks, state secretary, said the town will meet its 4000 quota for the 100000 Bible drive this year, noting stronger fundraising in the past three months than in the first half of last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bows
New Hampton
Strawberry Point
Gideon
Seder Falls
Waterloo
F. Willis Jenks
Travel sermons by Rev. Blough recount Europe and Holy Land
Rev A P Blough pastor of the Church of the Brethren opened a series of travel sermons detailing his recent trip to Europe and the Holy Land. He joined a party led by Stephen H Bush of Iowa City, UIowa Romance Languages head, and described travels through England France Belgium and Germany noting factory activity and economic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Blough
Church of ‘the Brethren
Europe
Holy Land
Mr. Blough
Stephen H. Bush
Iowa City
Department of
University of Iowa
Engand
France
Belgium
German
Woman Confesses Bribing by Aimee
Mrs Lorraine Wiseman admits in sworn statement to the Examiner that her Carmel coast cottage tale with a sister the anonymous Miss X and Kenneth G Ormiston was a fabrication. She says the story was to net $5000 from evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
The
Examiner
Lorraine Wiseman
Donald Seilaff
Carmel
Miss X
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Angelus Temple
Aimee Semple McPherson
File Affidavits in Old Murder Case
Sixty four affidavits supporting a motion for a new trial for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were submitted to Judge Webster Thayer. They rely on a confession by Celestino Mardetros claiming involvement in the 1920 double murder, which would exonerate Sacco and Vanzetti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detham
Mass
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Webster Thayer
Celestino Mardetros
Sacco
Zanzetti
Wickelberg's Party Gets Onto Ballot
Des Moines reports the Commonwealth Land party will be third on the November ballot. Secretary Ramsay announced petitions to place the party on the ticket were accepted. The state ticket includes L. Reeckelboro from Waterloo as its senatorial nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Commonwealth Land Party
Ramsay Today
L. Fe.eckelboro
Waterloo
Asx
I C Adds to Shops at Council Bluffs
I C announces additions to the Council Bluffs shops with $100,000 in improvements for a more modern facility. Officials say the upgrades will occur within 10 days and place the shops among the country’s most up to date facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C
Council Bluffs
Flinois
Who Is Four God Lecture Set Tomorrow Night
V. C. Rice of Brooklyn will lead a talk for the International Bible Students association on the topic Who Is Four God. The lecture aims to show the diversity of gods worshiped and conceptions of truth to aid seekers in discerning the true nature of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. CG
Rice
Brooklyn
International Bile Students Association
M. Hall
Japanese Finance Minister Hayami Dies In Tokyo
Woklo dispatch reports Finance Minister Hayami died at 4 o clock tonight. He joined the present cabinet last June after previously serving as minister of agriculture and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayami
Jayami
Woman appeals ruling on child custody in probate court
Mrs Margaret Jeasie Rudlong loses petition for control of her children and estates before Judge Walter Carry in probate court. She files an appeal following the denial and test another decision to her husband today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Quiet Rural Drive Fireman Saves Farm House From Blaze
Clifford L. Knode fireman and two resident families formed a bucket brigade after spotting smoke at the Baumgardner Owens farm house south of Dike. Fire caused by a faulty stove pipe and overheated coal heater. only slight damage to the house and upstairs bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
Clifford L. Knode
Baumgardner & Owens
Dike
Knode
Dow
Tha Trim
Coolidge Trip Considered for Weekend Visit
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge may break camp and travel by special train to Washington. The trip would allow thousands in New York to greet him while the exact departure time remains undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
New York Cities
Dry Pigeon in Cedar Rapids Held for Extortion
Lawrence Streeter, a suspected stool pigeon for prohibition agents in Cedar Rapids district, is charged with extortion after allegedly arresting Harry Heppe for a Volstead Act violation and demanding money to avoid “getting out of town.” Heppe paid $12, then agreed to pay $50 more. authorities observed Streeter receive the marked bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
INS
Lawrence Streeter
Hen Koolheek
Streeter
Harry Hepns
Tenton County
Heppe
Enying
Ieppe
Linn
Benton County
Meppe
Riflemen Hold Up Tourists in Denver Robbery
In Denver on September 13 two armed men robbed Mrs. I. Turner and her nephew Ralph Erickson. They used rifles and a small coup to force them from their car, took $1,020 in cash and clothing worth $2,000, and drove off in Erickson's car. The pair were forced to walk six miles to Aurora before escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
I .T. Turner
Ralph Erickson
Pratt
Kuan
Erickson
Aurora
Seven Tourists Die in Plunge Over Cliff
Medford Oregon reports seven tourists killed when a touring car plunged over a 200 foot cliff near Lookout Point after Crater Lake bound travelers. One body identified as D T Morris of Mahaffey Pennsylvania. three adults and three children were in the vehicle. Search continues for remaining remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Ore
D. T. Morris
Mahaffey
Crater Lake
Lookout Paint
Pershing Home Silent on Politics in Lincoln Visit
Gen. John J. Pershing returned to his hometown Lincoln Nebraska for a week of rest and family visits with Warren Pershing and sisters Mrs DB M Butler and May Pershing. He declined to discuss politics or the possibility of becoming next national commander of the American Legion.
Flight waits on weather for Paris run
Capt Rene Fenck of Frenace plans to attempt a nonstop New York to Paris flight from Roosevelt Field as soon as conditions permit after Thursday. The three motor Sikorsky may 3-35 is undergoing final tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimnola
N.ov
Rene Fenck
Frenace
Roosevelt Field
New York
Reverse excursion offers cut ratt Chicago to Waterloo
Timels Central Mail road announces a rack home excursion from Chicago to Waterloo inviting friends and relatives to visit “where the tall corn grows.” Round trip fare is $6. Tickets depart Chicago on trains 29 and 11 Sept ES and on trains 14 and 27 Sept 19 with return to Chicago by Sept 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usu
Timels Central Mailroad
Chicago
Waterloo
Cood
Renach
Homestead Reorganization Effort Targets Scranton Area
Birney of the Homesteaders Life Assurance association arrives from Des Moines to reestablish the inactive local homestead in Scranton. He will set up permanent headquarters, aiming to revive activity that has lagged for over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aTarole Birney
Scranton
Homesteaders Life Thsurnance Association
Des Moines
Waterloo
Hemestead
Birney
Persmanent
Woman injured in morning two-car crash
Miss Gerdena Ackerman of 121 Cate tage Grove avenue was cut about the head in an early morning collision between the car she rode in with Paul Meyers of Dunkerton and a car driven by I T Barsen of Hatetead street. Both cars were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerdena Ackerman
Catetage Grove Avenue
Paul Meyers
Dunkerton
I. T P. Barsen
Hatetead Street
Foe of All Grade Crossings Killed in Auto by Train
Morris Wisconsin September 13. A T Parker 40 manager of the Elgin Motor Club and leader of the movement to abolish grade crossings and life partner Miss Tone Long 46 of Elgin were killed when their automobile was struck by a Rock Island train at a grade crossing near Morris Parker a well known figure in motoring circles in Minnesota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
A. T. Parker
Klgin Motor Club
Miss Tone Long
Elgin
Rock Island
Here
Parker
Circeles
Mingis
Pheasant Season Petition Sent to State Warden
More than one hundred local hunters and many farmers signed a petition asking for an open pheasant season this fall. Burr Towne of the Waterloo chapter of the Izaak Walton League forwarded it to the state game warden with deputy Tom Walkan assisting. Pheasants are reported plentiful in the county and seen on roadsides and fields. Sportsmen say a short open season would reduce nuisance on farms without harming the birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Towne
Waterloo
Iranic Walton League
Tom Walkan
Game and Fish
Night Classes Begin Tonight at Gates College
Night School opens tonight at Gates College with Miss Craft and R H Gillespie directing classes in bookkeeping shorthand and typing. Sessions run Mondays and Thursdays from 7 to 9 30. Enrollment rises to 145 with nine new students including Mrs Frances Osterman Waterloo and Raymond Hennige Alta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates College
Miss Craft
R. H. Gillespie
Frances Osterman
Waterloo
Raymond T Hennige
Alta
Howard Jaimerson
Cedar Fells
Nelle
Weires
Allison
Alma Olson
St. Ansgar
Lavern Ast
Beaman
Georgia Vande
Evelyn Smith
Shell Rock
Evelyn Jellum
Osage
New Waterloo Residents Add 19 Homes to City Directory
Waterloo Retail Merchants association records show 19 new families moved to Waterloo last week, while four were removed. Addresses listed include 410 Brockwell Arms apartments, 0712 Walnut, 636 Sumner, 320 Brockwell Arms, 712 Eleventh West, 809 Eighth West, 1613 Forest, and others such as 332 Vina, 541 Bramnaher, 334 Lime, 904 Cammere, and 203 Kingbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Russell
John Conley
West
John E. Cook
Eighth
W. Foote
G. G. Pfardyn
Forest
Flugso Hertingenthel
Whitther
Walnut Street Baptist Delegation to Cedar Valley Conference
A delegation from Walnut Street Baptist church will accompany Rev. Warren L. Steeves to the Cedar Valley Baptist association meeting in Northwood. The group attends the three day conference starting Wednesday, and Rev Steeves speaks Friday on the organization of the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Permits Issued for Two Dwellings and Garage
Permits issued for two new houses and a garage. Jens Olesen & Sons Construction to build at W641 Sycamore Street East Street. J J Fish applies for a dwelling at Hawthorne and Ohio streets cost 1000. Henson gets permit to tile a garage at 513 Clay Street cost 500. Buick Dexter stolen from Ed Riker recovered near Cedar Falls road one mile east of city. four tires stripped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wasson
Jens Olesen & Sons Costruction Company
Sycamore Street
East St
J. J. Fish
Hawthorne
Ohio Streets
Henson
Clay Street
Ed Riker
Cedar Falls
Wedded by Mayor In City Hall Ceremony
Amana Duwe and Clarence Titus were united in marriage Saturday afternoon by Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts in the city hall mayor's office. Miss Nuwe is from Chester and Titus lives in Waverly. they plan to reside near Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amana Duwe
Clarence Titus
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Miss Nuwe
Chester
Waverly
Wavverly
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Waterloo Legionnaires
Allied Forges
Becker-Chapmin Post
Hanford MacNider
Paris
Webster City
Clinton Hotel
Povide
Legion
Onmha
Department of Tow
Tegionnaire
Department of Iowa
Aame
Auxiliary
Philadelphia
Ralph Kastner
Iowa Legionnaire
Legionnaire
George Perley
Department
N.Y
S. M. Copp
MM. Copp
Copp
Hiearo
W. Scott Williams
Western Lines
Capp
John Ff. Shmpson Company, Inc
American Tax Institute
Washington, D. C
Canadian National Fox Breeders’ Association
Simpson Company
Kayes Ranch
Keesevile
Lee Ranch
Summerside
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Brookhart
Auto
Orange
Willian Henry Lichty
Manchester Rotarians
Rehmeier
Union
Charles City
Kittrell
Council
Gideons
Rev
Aimee
Wickelberg
Coolidge
Pershing Home
TN Motor Smasti
Mrs
Newcomer
Maude Jefferson
Vina
Baptists
Northwood
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