Waterloo Strike Tangles Legal Battle Over Picketing
Waterloo factory walkouts push 2,450 idle workers as machinists vow to fight injunctions and layoffs. Organizers A G Abbey and C H Milnes insist contracts were invalid and threaten to defend union action with IA militancy while picketing and wage demands threaten broader plant closures.
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Waterloo
A. G. Abbey
C. H. Milnes
Machinists
Jocal No. 314
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
International Association of Machinists
Waterloo Gas Engine Company
Abbey
C. MH. Milnes
Machinists’ Focul
Campany
Frank Sheeley
Pitt
Department of
Waterlon Gasoline Engine Company
Ibur
Bowes
D. W. Boves
Bovee
Interstate Manufacturing Company
Interstate
Pioneer Manufacturing Company
Stewart Manufacturing Company
City in Brief and Local Notices Snapshots
Local notes cover a city in brief with ads and personal updates. It lists a glasses advertisement, visitors in Chicago, travels to Beloit and Minnesota, a navy enlistment, a postponed concert, clerical moves, car accident injuries, a camp discharge, and a divorce filing. Names include Mrs Samuel Shilliam Mrs LE Bernard Dr R C Bodwell A Tunks Miss Gertrude Bayless P E Ritz H F Guyer Mardell Goller son John Paulis Raleigh Kincaid T J Cleary G Kline L J Tutt Calvin Call George Albrecht Thomas Chyle Edward Hines Vines versus Hines Julia Mac Davis.
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Samuel Shilliam
LE. B. Bernard
Chicago
R. C. Bodwell
College Springs
F. R. Hohl
Jesup
Gertrude Bayless
D. W. Bayless
Beloit
Wis
Wendell Gollesson
John Paulis
Waterville
Minneapolis
Minn
Paul T. Waldan
Sam Calling
Locust Street
Raleigh Kincaid
Monica
Navy
Waterloo
Mirnois
Saxon and
Fourth Streets
E. M. Lichty
Crook
Sterling
Cole
C. Stotts
Kern Street
M. GC
Camp Merritt
N. J
Lowa Desk
Hall of States
New York City
Calvin T. Call
Camp Grant
Motor Transport Corps
Call
Matt.Parrott & Sons Co
George Albrecht
iSeattle
Wash
Merchant Marine
Sea Training Bureau
United Kingdom
Center Street
Tha Vines
Edward Hines
Ai Durant
Mobile Street
Ilinois Central
Julia Mac Davis
Veacher
Cues S!reet
Father Hoffmann Visit Highlights War Service in Europe
Mathew Hoffmann brother of Dr A A Hoffmann visits Waterloo after 14 months with United States forces in France and Germany. Once a priest at Dyersville he served as chaplain in the 359th infantry, participated in the St Mihiel drive, and joined the occupation troops in Germany. He later studied at Oxford University and contributed to marine concrete studies.
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Mathew Hoffmann
A. A. Hoffmann
United Sances Army
France
Germany
Dyersville
United States
Towa
Hofmann
St. Mihiel
Armist
Iea
Army of Occupation
Oxford University
Tiade & Thorner Meray
359Th
Nintieth Division
Mickie Says I Won Are Right Polecat Laughs
A reader column mocks a man who dodges a paper subscription by hiding from the post office. The writer taunts him as a pesky polecat and ornery hyena while noting his poor judgment to face the speaker. The piece implies he may sue to recover the money.
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Mickie
Paper &T
Lov
Evidence Against Chiefs Sought by Federal Counsel
A federal counsel renewed calls for evidence on the Chiefs case while a national headquarters block impeded access. In August the railroad strike spread as shopmen at the Burlington and Kansas City Southern joined a walkout, affecting 1,960 workers and halting parts of rail operations.
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Railroad Rt
Federated
Jerington
Kansas City Southern
League plan not pressed at Versailles full peace table
Secretary Lansing testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the American plan for a league of nations was not pressed at Versailles and never presented to the full peace conference. He suggested a Grac e may have been made by President Wilson and that a copy could remain with the president. He noted the Lansing Ishii agreement was made without knowledge of the secret Japan allies treaty on Shantung transfer. He said Wilson cabled urging the confidential league minutes not be shared with the French senate and that he would oppose furnishing the Senate with the transcript.
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Associated’ Press
Washington, D
Lansing
Senate ,Foreign Relationa
League of Nations
Versailles
Wilson
Japan
China
Shantung
Fence Commission
Commission
Senate
Iowa corn crop at five year high in 10 years
Iowa's corn crop condition rises five percent above any 10 year period, reaching 92.7 percent normal. Beneficial rains improved stands across the state though some areas saw rains arrive late. Best conditions found in the Mississippi valley and counties Fay ette Bremer Mitchell Mahaska Sioux Ida Shelby Crawford Cass Guthrie. Pastures average 95 percent, highest in a decade.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Departent of Agriculture
Mississippi
Valley
Fayette
Bremer
Mitchell
Mahaska
Sioux
Ida
Shelby
Crawford
Cass
Guthrie
Black Hawk
Monroe
Kossuth
Gildner Brothers managers attend city conference
Forty salesmen and managers from the Gildner Brothers chain gathered in the city for a conference outlining the coming years advertising campaign. Henry P. Williams of Hart Schaffner Marx spoke, followed by a luncheon in the Hotel Russell Lamson grillroom. Owners W. H. Gildner Mason City A J Gildner Manch Sept and B Gildner Marshalltown were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gildner Brothers
Henry P. Williams
Hart- Schafner
Marx
Russell Lamson
W. H. Gildner
Mason City
A. J. Gildner
Manchelager
Gildner
Marshalltown
Adriatic settlement near. Fiume to be independent state
Rome reports the Adriatic settlement is imminent, with Fiume becoming an independent state and its port internationalized. Zara and Sebeni ca on the Dalmatian coast are to be free cities. A Kentucky inventor unveils an electric motor powered judges’ stand for race tracks.
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Fluimy
Rome
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Popolo Romano
Fiume
Zara
Sebenica
Dalmatian
Kentucky
York Plans University to Educate Tennessee Mountain Youth
Sergeant Alvin C. York, hailed as a top world war hero, intends to found a York University to educate rural and mountain youth in Tennessee. He will tour major cities delivering lectures about his life and war role to raise funds for the project.
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Alvin C. York
Tennessee
Pall Mall
Enn
York University
York
Firing Squad for Big Profit Chiefs Stone Suggests
A fragment notes a proposed plan and critique of governance versus industry control. It argues for shared influence between producers and consumers in managing means of existence and cites a democratic form with autocratic industrial control. The text references a plan outlined in a past time frame.
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Stone
Hospital fund drive tops half of target despite weather
Waterloo solicitors for a new hospital reported a banner day raising 149236 to bring the total since Saturday to 76426, more than half the 150000 goal. Major donors included Al Marsh with 5000 and Hawkeye O.F. Co. Dr B J Rohlf and Mrs J M Crippen each gave 1000. Campaign manager Hoak urged open days and more auto donations for workers as the drive heads into a final whirlwind push.
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al Marsh
Hawkeye O. Co
B. J. Rohlf
J. M. Crippen
Harry Goak
First Methodist Church
Hoak
Evelyn McQuilkin
Yes
Terday
Louis Frank
Hawkeye Oif Company
J. G. McAlvin
TU. McManus
EL Pickett
Whyrnt
Egbert
Myers
Hall-Ekfelt Company Aeraey
H. A. Boysen
CY. Wilson
Cedar Falls
Thomas Buchanan
R. Hallowell
W. H
Cowan
J. H. Cuppen
Hope Martin
Yook & Bentz
Stewart-Simmons Company
Quest & Smith
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Labor Temple
Thor
Henderson
Central Labor
Central Labor Union
Socus
Cedar River Jtark
West End
4Th Street
Buchanan
E. Ritz
Minnesota
South Dakota
H. F. Guyer
Mardell
T. J. Cleary
Chicago Great Western Railroad
San Francisco
California
G. Kline
Fourth Street West
L. J. Tutt
Porte City
Berth and
Hammond Avenues
Father M. Hoffmann
Wark
Hospital
Fung
M. H. Kimball
Pledgenor
C. J Altstadt
Davyidson Co
C.F. Altstadt
H. Langias
Martha Bedford
Dellia O'Neil
Ine Crowell
Ice Cream Co
M. Beaneo E. Fowler
Associated “Press
London
Enilyooperor
Andrew Bonar
House of Commons
Pictorial Review and Home Journal Patterns
SERY
Eiderdown
Rex
Yure Long
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