Picketing Injunction Placed On Local Machinists Dispute
A judge issued an injunction at 9 p.m. restraining Union Local 314 International Association of Machinists and listed members from threats or force to block nonunion workers from entering or leaving the Iowa Dairy Separator plant on Jefferson Street. The filing cites alleged violence, intimidation, and crowd disruption around the plant amid a strike begun July 29. The writ binds defendants from molesting workers, entering the factory, or coercing employees through abusive language or threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Williams
Iowa Dairy Separator Company
International Association of Machinists
Jim Siegfield
Claire Bloomfield
Harry Frisby
Willie Mitchell
Andy Smith
Ben Hull
EF. Wale
Henry Robinson
John Whitemore
Clark Foggy
Roy Armstrong
Jefferson Street
Mullan Avenue
Otto Zeimer
John Munson
Walter Sigloff
Wil: Forbes
James Hubbard
H. J. Sherrick
Fa Stary
Milk Inspector's July Report Highlights Jersey Farm Lead
The July report notes Jersey Farm leading in milk inspections as local activity continues. Community mentions include a course, a vacation, and several residents such as Mrs Wildan Warr davoh Schmidt and La Parteity. Visitors from Minnesota and August Werlat are noted amid local events and bridge work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Inspector
Jersey Farm
Mis
Mickie Says Forget Renewal Fees and Subscriptions
The note urges not to renew subscriptions and to avoid paying renewal fees. It claims subscribers sometimes get several years at a time and mocks those who renew in larger blocks.
Couple Narrowly Escapes Drowning at Independence
A near drowning occurred at Independence when Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis and LB Crooks attempted a river swim. Mrs. Davis struggled in deep water and pulled her husband under. the grandfather urged Davis to save himself while Crooks, 68, helped avert tragedy. Carnegie medal honors were mentioned for heroism in the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn
Amd
Harry Davis
Washington
Cone
Bert Davis
A. LB. Crooks
Rawle
Mr. Davis
Exsons
Thim
Distant Fatal Illness Claims Mrs Burke Wiss and Other Local News
The report notes the death of Mrs Sophia Burk Wiss after several days illness of dropsy at her home in this city. She was about 70, born in Germany, came to this country as a young girl, married to John Thunk, and survived by brothers and sisters. Her son Stewan died January 10. Also mentioned is news that Willard Zimmer, son of Mr and Mrs Juta Zimmer of Ulis place, was shot above the knee during a raid by Mexicans near ElPaso. Mr Aimmer, cavalry member, is hospitalized in Columbus, M, after two years service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke Wiss
Sophia Burk
Germany
John Thunk
Har
Stewan
Episcopal Church
Willard Zimmer
Juta Zimnec
Ulis Place
Mexdgais
Pear ElPaag
Tex
Aimmer
Columbus
Cavalry
Doctor Urged an Operation in Baltimore Woman Recovers
A Baltimore woman recounts suffering four years from organic troubles nervousness and headaches. A doctor urged surgery but after trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she is cured and enjoys work again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Necim B. Brrraixcuam
Calverton Rd
Baltimore
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gilbertville
Waterloo Jersey
Ji Eves
Great Wairrino Jersey
Mair Farm
Keiderling & Ap
Wadbir Et Crediterrig Co
Prvard Ir
Kennett Tor Miesant
Lew Thas Wittiek
MeKa Bros
Vita
Mickie
Bak Sete
Baltimore, Md
Wonder Store
West Fourth Street
Japan
Hershey
Alue
Cnad
Jan Hang
Swift
Pride
White Flyer
Castile
Sunbright
I and
Libby’s Milk
Enarial
Mle
Independent Meat and Grocery Company
Commercial Street
Aturday
Batiste
Drug Department
Bayer
Babcock
Daggett & Ramsdell
Foss and Johnston
Whiting
Hire
Farm House
Hamburg
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