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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1921

Page

5

Climax of the protracted railway labor battle grips nation

Chicago reports the looming railroad strike as the apex of nearly two years of arbitration between powerful unions and railroads. Wages, working rules, and the wartime national agreements fueled a fierce fight over pay cuts, rules, and the future balance of power in U S railroading amid high unemployment.

Chicago United States Railroad Labor Board United States Wilson W. W. Atterbury Pennsyvania B. M. Jewell Rail Board Railroad Labor Board General Atterbury Jewell Washington

The Golden Snare at Fox Theatre Tonight

James Oliver Curwood adaptation The Golden Snare shines as a North Country adventure romance. Sergeant Raine, Ruth Renick lead a cast including Wallace Reery and Melbourne MacDowell in superb photography and direction by David Hartford at the Fox Theatre as First National showcase.

Lewis Stone Sergeant Raine Ruth Renick Wallace Reery Melbourne MacDowell Wellington Playter Francis MacDonald Baby Esther Scott

Must Have Sympathy

A reflective quotation from George Eliot about shared worth and the eye to kindle sympathy, stressing the value of a brief word that connects minds to something infinitely precious shared among people.

George Eliot

Who To Blame For Jazz Dancing Debate Grows

New York report questions responsibility for jazz dancing. Teachers blame composers while composers deny, saying the public wants jazz. Critics cite youth and modern culture as influences, with D W Vizay of the American Society of Dancing Teachers arguing music drives dance.

New York D. W. Vizay American Society of Dancing Teachers Wives Chicago

Iowa State Football Faces Kansas Without Wallace

Iowa State will host Kansas with at least two regulars out of the lineup. All American center Polly Wallace is sidelined this week, while right tackle Lingenfelter injuries may keep him out several weeks. Wolters could start at quarterback as Schooley rests, and the Cyclones aim to rebound after a tough loss to Missouri despite leading in ground and air play.

Ames Iowa State Kansas Polly Wallace Iowa Cyclones Wallace Lingenfelter Missouri Altho Washington University Wolters Tigers

Cyclones Ready for Missouri Valley Clash Amid Homecoming Plans

Iowa State prepares for a tough Kansas game as its crippled squad faces key changes at center and tackle. Athletic director C. W. Mayser announces mail order only for Nebraska Homecoming tickets on November 19, to be issued in receipt order. The Tyrol wedding custom features a linen tearchief gifted by the bride's mother.

C. W. Mayser Nebraska

Keeping Young with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a gentle liver and bowel cleanse to improve appearance and energy. Marketed as a non calomel alternative, they claim to restore natural buoyancy by toning the liver and clearing impurities. Sold in 15 and 30 cent sizes.

Edwards Ohio

Silent Ceremony Keepsake Laid Over Deceased Face

A neglected ceremony keepsake is stored away after use and not recovered until it is placed over the deceased face at burial. The item hangs as a quiet relic of the event.

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