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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1922

Page

5

Labor Leader J E Lewis Speaks at City Park Rally

President J E Lewis of the state Federation of Labor addressed a mass meeting in the city public park on Monday afternoon. He urged strikers to stay united and abide by union decisions as he called the coal miners and railroad workers engaged in an industrial war. He praised local support from officials and farmers, criticized the rail board, and contrasted high executive wages with the struggles of rank and file workers. He urged peace, lawfulness, and loyalty to authority, noting Estherville’s unionists as steady community members.

J. C. Lewis State Federation of Labor Iowa Lewis Boone Estherville Francis Kennedy

VV R ON TOUR OF THE EAST

Mr and Mrs Henry Brees with daughter Clara and son Dunlap depart in their Jewett automobile for a tour of the eastern states. The itinerary includes Niagara Falls Boston New York City Atlantic City Philadelphia Washington and other eastern resorts. State Game Warden W E Alberta visited Spirit Lake with the State Fish car crew delivering thirty thousand finger length black bass to Spirit Lake from Lansing Iowa.

Henry Brees Clara Dunlap Jewett Niagara Falls Boston New York City Atlantic City Philadelphia Washington Here W. E. Alberta Spirit Lake Big Spirit Lake Lansing Iowa

Miss RuBe Ellerston Wins Des Moines Register Contest

Miss Rubye Ellerston Wins son of E H Ellerston Estherville named Miss Iowa county beauty in Emmet county standings. County winners advance to district stage, then state fair in August for a $1000 prize and queen title. Each district winner receives a loving cup. counties gain medals. Rock Island strike prompts advance pay checks to employes and limits on returning workers. skilled workers over 35 45 barred from resuming work.

Lee Ellerston E. H. Ellerston Estherville Emmet Des Moines Iowa Rock Island Railroad Age Office Rock Rock Island

Soeth to Speak for Kendall and Cunningham in Centerville

Mr. M. L. Soeth filled a speaking date in Centerville last Saturday for Governor Kendall and Mr. E. H. Cunningham. Governor Kendall preferred Des Moines during these tense times. Soeth views the honor as proof of his oratorical ability and stresses civic duty to maintain peace and order amid a volatile regional climate.

M. L. Soeth Centerville Kendall E. H. Cunningham Benning Hen Washington, D. C Des Moines Soeth Mr. Soeth

Upper Des Moines Medical Association Meeting at West Okoboji

The Upper Des Moines Medical Association held its semi annual meeting at the West Okoboji Golf and Country Club on a Wednesday evening. Palo Alto medical men hosted but could not find a more suitable venue than the lakes. After an afternoon session a six o'clock dinner was served. About thirty physicians from four countries attended.

Upper

L L Barnum Praised as Associate Editor at Mason ic Observer

L L Barnum, longtime Estherville resident and brother of Mrs Henry Grant, serves as associate editor of the Mason ic Observer in Minneapolis. Editor H E Soule commends his two years of loyal service, tireless work, and solid Masonry.

L. L. Barnum Estherville Henry Grant Masonic Observer Minneapolis H. E. Soule Brother L. L. Barnum

WeK C H Raleigh Married In Graettinger Ceremony

WeK C H Raleigh formerly of Estherville and newly appointed Graettinger postmaster wed Miss Anna Bergum on July 5. She is sister to Raleighs former wife who died about two years ago.

QO. A. Raleigh Estherville Graettinger Anna Bergum

Maurice Doyle Post Dedicates Memorial

The Maurice Doyle Post of the American Legion dedicated a memorial for comrade Maurice Doyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. E. Doyle, unveiling a large picture at the Legion Club Rooms. The program, led by Post Commander Wilbur Thorndyke, included invocation, address, solo, dedication, salute, Star Spangled Banner, and benediction by Chaplain Conway.

Maurice Doyle American Legion Mra Thos. E. Doyle Legion Clu Caus SRR Wilbur "Thorndyke Pos Conway Sever Egertson Wilbur Thorndyke Legion

W C Carpenter Suffers a Broken Arm in Rock Island Crash

W C Carpenter, a flagman for Rock Island, was injured when southbound No 19 collided with a stationary southbound train near Greene. Carpenter suffered a broken arm, treated at the scene, later taken home and to St Luke's hospital. The other injuries were not reported. The southbound train reached Cedar Rapids about 8 30 after a five hour delay.

Cedar Rapids Rock ‘Island North Maowiya Greene W. C. Carpenter Minneapolis Flagman Carpenter Rock Island South Seventeenth Street St. Luke’s Hospital

Estherville baseball team disbands after management mix up

The Estherville baseball team was disbanded last week due to a mix up with its managers. The high salaried squad won about 23 of 30 games this season and was run by two outside parties who bore salaries and expenses. Had the team played the season through and won 60 percent, Estherville would have contributed four hundred dollars toward expenses.

Estherville

Twilight base ball proposal aims to unite towns

Prof H L Sauerman seeks to spark a twilight baseball idea for Estherville and nearby towns. Each community would field a home player nine with no salaries, playing matches in Estherville after supper. Towns named include Dunnell Dolliver Grover Armstrong Ringsted Graettinger Wallingford Terris Superior and Estherville. Interested parties should contact Sauerman to arrange games.

H. L. Sauerman Estherville Dunnell Dolliver Grover Armstrong Ringsted Graettinger Wallingford Terris Superior Sauerman

Bachmans Enjoy Rest at Bermid, Minn

Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Bachman are taking a fine rest at Bermid, Minnesota. Mrs. Bachman is improving noticeably and the doctor notes it is a bit cool. Clarence Ladd accompanies them while Ed Stockdale remains in the west. They expect to return to Estherville around early August.

E. W. Bachman

Officers of the Grand Commander elected at Templar Park

At the recent election of the Grand Commander Knight Templar of Iowa held in Templar Park, officers for the ensuing year were chosen. Grand Commander C. C. Clark of Burlington. Deputy G.C. Ace Webster of Waucoma. Grand Generalissimo George Sinclair of Sioux City. Grand Captain General A. B. Othmer of Muscatine. Grand Senior Warden F. B. Wisecarver of Des Moines. Grand Junior Warden W. H. G. Saunders of Emmetsburg. Grand Treasurer K. F. Parker of Rock Rapids. Grand Secretary D. M. Bromlee of Sioux City. GI Trustee George C. Ward of Sioux City.

Knight Templar Iowa Templar Park C. C. Clark Burlington Ace Webster Waucoma George Sinclair Sioux City A. B. Qthmer Muscatine F. B. Wisecarver Des Moines W. H. G. Saunders Emmetsburg KF. B. Parker Rock Rapids Grand D. M. Bromlee George. C. Ward Siouxity

Northwest Ice Cream Co Opens At New South Sixth Street Site

The Northwest Ice Cream Co under H. H Shrader management opens in a new home on South Sixth Street, one door north of Hansen Sanitary Creamery. The product is well known in this city and will continue to be favored under present management.

Northwest Ice Cream Co H. H Shrader South Sixth Street Hansen Sanitary Creamery

Railroads blamed for shopmen strike in U. S. talk

Washington July 17 The speaker urges officials to remember the Esch Cummins act and the railway labor board decisions. He argues railroads seek to crush shopmen first then maintenance clerks and others, refusing to recognize shop craft unions and linking wage cuts to rate reductions as a path to peace.

Washington, D. C Railway Labor Board Maoder Esch.Cummins Four Brotherhoods

Estherville Wins Spirit Lake Golf Contest 27 to 20

In a tight match at Spirit Lake last Sunday Estherville defeated the hosts 27 to 20 as 25 from Estherville attended. Fred Albertson led the visitors with the high score and praise for Spirit Lake players’ courtesy accompanied the report. A return game is set for next Sunday at nine in Estherville.

Spirit Lake Golf Links Estherville Fred Albertson Spirit Lake Estherville Golf Links

Girls athletic classes set for Wednesday and Friday mornings

Classes for girls eight years and older are scheduled at nine o'clock on Wednesday and Friday at the playground. All girls are eligible to join and compete for the four points toward the Athletic Badge Test.

Leonard Giles Injured In Auto Wreck Near Sherburn

Sunday afternoon a Ford driven by Leonard Giles collided at a crossing west of Sherburn with a Buick touring car driven by a young Mr. Bedford from near Alpha. Giles was thrown unconscious with back and head injuries and jaw possibly broken. he is at Coleman hospital. Mrs Bedford, a child, and another girl suffered fractures and minor injuries. Bedford admits speeding and failing to watch the road. the Buick occupants endured the worst injuries while Bedford escaped harm. Mrs Bedford was only slightly hurt. The crash left the cars badly demolished and several people injured.

Ford Leonard Giles Bedford Alpha Sherburn Giles Coleman Hospital Mrs. Bedford

Saunders elected grand junior warden of Iowa Masonic order

W E G Saunders of Emmetsburg, past commander of Esdraelon Commandery in Estherville, was honored last Thursday at Templar Park by election as grand junior warden of the Grand Commandery of Iowa for the ensuing year. The announcement pleased his Emmetsburg Commandery and Estherville members.

Grand Commandery of Iowa Templar Park W. E. G. Saunders Emmetsburg Esdraelon Estherville Grand Commandery Saunders

Making Themselves Heard By The Iowa Delegation Card

Adelaide Nichols of the Vindicator and Republican reports to the National Editorial Association on a train trip from Glendive Montana. The Iowa delegation, 16 members, toured on a special train singing Where the Tall Corn Grows. She claims Iowa’s is the largest delegation and that they were the first to make themselves heard. A postal card shows Glendive’s thirty piece kid band, presented to each press member.

Adelaide Nichols Vindicator Republican National Editorial Association Glendive Montana Iowa Press Association

Also Mentioned on This Page

J.E. ‘Lewis Park VV Ron Tour OF the MISS Rubye Ellerston Winson Emmet County Medical .Association Wek C. H. Raleigh Post W. C Carpenter Oscar Sillge Frank Carpenter Charles Carpenter Bermidst Minnesota V. R Open For Business Federation of Labor Estherville Golf Club Spirit Lake Club Buick K. T Rubye Ellerston Estherville High School
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