10000 Negroes Return to Jobs at Chicago Packers
Ten thousand black workers expelled during two weeks of race riots resume work at Swift and Hammond plants under state troops and police protection. White workers walk out. some applicants are turned away. union objections and anticipated general strike noted. Grand jury accuses bias in evidence handling, with no white indictments yet.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Black Belt
Swift
Swift & Co
Hammond Packing Company
Stockyards Labor Council
Plante
Alege
Oldest Danish flag tale joins legend of the Dannebrog
The red banner with a white cross, Denmark’s Dannebrog, is asserted as the oldest flag in existence. King Valdemar reportedly saw a cross in the sky during battle in 1212, interpreted as divine aid, and the cross was added to the flag. A Burns, Idaho item notes Rudolph Herzig, a bachelor near Burns, keeps a bull snake as a pet. a worker killed it and he joked, asking why Flora was killing mice.
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Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Valdemar
Dannebrog
Burns
Kan
Rudolph Herzig
Herzig
Flora
Sunday School Lesson by Rev P B Witzwater
A 1918 Moody Bible Institute lesson by Rev P B Witzwater discusses theological instruction for Sunday schools. The piece reflects era teachings and pastoral guidance from the Western Newspaper Union.
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Pp. B.witzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newar Paper Union
Personal evangelism the duty and privilege of Christians
The passage urges Christians to witness for Christ and engage in soul winning. It cites Paul’s Macedonia vision and Lydia’s conversion as models, stressing obedience to the Spirit, the value of the soul, and the Christian duty to help others know Jesus, with emphasis on prayer, baptism, and household belief.
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Jeruealem
Judea
Samaria
Jesus
Christ
J. Paul
Macedonia
Paul
Asia
Lydia
Philippi
Thyatira
Europe
Nousehold
James
John Tbis
Waterloo hospital fund drives toward 150000 goal
Solicitors in Waterloo report pledges for a new hospital total 82,838 with 6,963 raised at the tancheon for First Methodist workers. Major donors include Smith Lichty & Hiffman 1000, Mrs W H Langlas team 1581, Mrs Louis Frank team 1285, and Mrs Fred Northey 1155. An open drive and mail outreach aim to reach 150,000 this week. A 8:30 p.m. meeting at Hotel Russell Lamson will coordinate fundraising without soliciting further gifts.
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Waterloo Hospital
Tancheon
First Methodist Church
Smith, Lichty & Hiffman Company
W.H. Langlas
Louis Frank
Fred Northey
Russelll-Lamson
Waterloo
Hospital Association
W. W. Marsh
Hospital Board of Trustees
Marsh
Waterlap
Wosk
I. W. Sigworth
R. L. de Gon
James Black
FP. T. Hartman
McAlgin
F. W
Black Hawk National Bank
E L. Rohif
Leavitt & Johnson
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
J. B
M.B. O'Keefe
George Garretson
C Logan
Henry Grout
Annie Hillman
Bruwn
A. M. Place
Olive Humphrey
G. M. Allen
W. BE
Schomian
Pinkerton Grocery Co
Henry Hammondson
Hansen & Hanson
J. RL
Fisher Fent & Awning Co
Tao
J,e. Park
Worth Hilimar
City in Brief and Local Notices Mix of Names
Local brief lists numerous individuals and businesses with fragmented notes on illness, visits, and travels. Mentions Lydia Henry ill at home, Julia Day visiting Mrs. J W Krapfel Burr, Joe Raymond traveling for Joe Leath Furniture Co, and other short items. Includes ads, government notices, and market price aside from personal updates and a few travel plans.
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Lydia Henry
Julia Day
Chicage
J. W. Krapfel- Burr A. Brown
Joe Raymond
Chicazo
Joe Leath Furniture Co
Holmesa Prayer Meeting
Jabo
Wright Lome
Leland Ayresenue
Georges EB. Nolstan
Virginia Irene
Tahey Auc
Albert Lea
Mina
Harry Newton
Waterloo
Bas Lome
Mumboldt
E. F. Stevenson
Greenlake
Military Policy Bill Hearing Begun in Senate
The Senate military committee opened hearings on a permanent military policy with a peace strength of 510,000 and universal training. Witnesses include Governor Marek, with Secretary Baker and Gen. Pershing slated to testify later from France. Also notes a ninety-year-old Amy Winship from Los Angeles visiting Illinois relatives.
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Baker
Washington, D. C
Agg. T— Hlourinee
War Department
Senate Militacy Committee
Guu. Marek
Gen. Pershing
France
Lincoln
Waukegan
Amy D. Winship
Los Angeles
Val
Few
J. Hi Kouate
Highland Park
Wisconsis State University
University of Southern California
New
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John Ners
New York
Isouely
Katehrya Meek
Yourth Street
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Peanw
Thornly
Sea” Return
Deathernecks
Fifth
Sixth Marines
Toboken
N. C
Morals
Hey
George Washington
Tnsart
Joan J. Lejune
Maring Oficar
Gotternt Barnett
Maring Corps
Travelers Co
Swift Mfg
John Swift
O, Knox . Mes. B. T
Alford
4Th Street Bridge
Buchanan
Ruiar
Minn
Acre
Imade
Wiremobile, Corp. Eoc
Ely Bas Heen
Dapain Fur Pearente
Wath
Eve
Aqulia Ulewer
Iowa City
California
Niger
Ha Yo W
William Nissen
EU. Sullivan
J. W. Griffin
Artion Isle
Artion Isle Outgrowth of An Thanga of Propartties, ‘Nissen
Wiltatl
Dodge County
Packer Securities
Parkinghouse Securities
Woatering
Evening Courier
E Salemes
Ajax Tires
Kelly Springfield
Q. D
One
Goodrich
Plymouth
Lee Tire and Rubber Co
Conshohocken
Goodyear Tires
Archer
Firestone
AUTO
Siegel’s Auto Wrecking Co
Commercial Street
Marshalltown
Secands
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