American Protective League Members, 1917-1919
Cerro Gordo County APL Member Index
| Name | Residence Date | Residence Place | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| T. M. Butts | 23-Dec-18 | Mason City, Iowa | Operative |
| George O. Farrar | Mason City, Iowa | ||
| Frank B. Gonser | Mason City, Iowa | ||
| Roy V. Harris | Mason City, Iowa | ||
| Earl M. Hunt | Mason City, Iowa | ||
| Carl A. Parker | Mason City, Iowa | ||
| Jackson G. Parsons | Mason City, Iowa | ||
| Hans W. Rasmussen | 30-Dec-18 | Mason City, Iowa | Operative |
| Wm. E. Wilson | Mason City, Iowa |
About the American Protective League
The APL was a nationwide citizen volunteer organization established March 22, 1917, that operated with approval from and under the direction of the U.S. Deptartment of Justice, Bureau of Investigation (known today as the FBI) during WWI to provide information concerning disloyal persons, conduct investigations for other federal agencies, and assist with locating delinquents under the Selective Service Act.
Source: American Protective League (1917-1919). "Registers of Members, 1918-1919." Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, 1896-2008. The National Archives at Washington, D.C.
Transcribed for Cerro Gordo County IAGenWeb by Jennifer Gunderson (May 2021).
Transcribed for Cerro Gordo County IAGenWeb by Jennifer Gunderson (May 2021).