Time Machine: After Herbert Richard Wright became a lawyer, President Theodore Roosevelt appointed him as U.S. consul to Honduras and later to Venezuela.
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TIME MACHINE: Refused use of a hall by the DAR in 1939, Anderson sang from steps of Lincoln Memorial before 75,000 people.
Cedar Rapids company specialized in printing rare, limited edition books after 1905 founding.
Edgar Bergen dropped into a meeting in Cedar Rapids in1963 and used his hand to demonstrate his ventriloquism talent. Donations spiked 23 percent after his talk.
Figures still on display in Algona every December
Charles Hollenbeck sold the land -- a popular picnicking spot -- to two men, who created a modern “park-like” cemetery, Cedar Memorial Cemetery.
Two men — an immigrant and a dentist — provided 30 years of free Thanksgiving dinners in Cedar Rapids
At a time when Blacks were not welcome in Midwest hotels, James Weldon Johnson was welcomed into the Van Vechten Shaffer home in Cedar Rapids.
The owner of a Cedar Rapids office supply store saved a steam locomotive from the scrap yard and brought it to Cedar Rapids.
The Capitol Theater opened in 1928, but six months later the lettering on its sign was changed to Paramount.
“Satchmo” played on Quad Cities riverboat, then appeared in concert at numerous Eastern Iowa venues
One troupe operated next door to the swimming pool in the basement of the Roosevelt Hotel
Hours after the terrorist attacks, Gazette journalists worked quickly to produce a four-page breaking edition of the paper to get to readers that same day.
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