Radical union organizer arrested in Marion in 1919, sent to prison
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Radical union organizer arrested in Marion in 1919, sent to prison
Melvin Staton was walking along an alley in Cedar Rapids on the evening of Monday, Nov. 27, 1950, when he …
Marion library marks 60th anniversary of assassination with program, replicas of Jackie’s jewelry
Creator Mike Carr to visit the Buchanan County town’s museum Saturday
150-plus years later, Marion building still stands
‘The Hostage’ won good reviews but lost money
Arson suspected in gutting of Cedar Rapids church built in 1911
The former county home in rural Scotch Grove attracts paranormal investigators and curious Iowans for visits.
Cedar Rapids neighborhood’s name had to do with paychecks
Photographer cited after climbing Mount Vernon water tower in 1983 to take pictures
Artistically decorated train cars filled with Quaker Oats samples helped sell oatmeal in the 19th century.
The famed Iowa-Minnesota football trophy began with a bet between governors hoping to ease tensions.
Fields of opportunity brought Northern and Eastern Europeans to Iowa in the mid-1800s.
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