Waterloo factory strike quiets to watchful waiting
Waterloo labor scene shifts to patient pause as eight local manufacturers and striking workers await next moves. Union leaders report potential new offers as stockholders press for settlement. Illinois Central shopmen seek pay gains and urge workers to stay on job until ballots decide a general strike. Community funds support locals amid tense stalemate.
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Chicago
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Molloy
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Executive Council
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Young Woman Dies From Kerosene Burn Injury at Bristow
Miss Marie Flanagan eighteen died at Bristow Isle Aug 8 after a kerosene can spilled on a warming oven and ignited. She tried to roll on the lawn to extinguish flames. Her sister Mrs Orr and others attempted to help but she burned chest and abdomen severely before dying at nine yesterday morning.
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Marie Flanagan
Gus Flanagan
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The Woman Thou Gavest Me At Plaza Theatre
The Woman Thou Gavest Me adapted for film with strong cast and Hugh Ford directing. Presented at Plaza Theatre next Sunday. Dorothy Gish stars in Peppy Polly with Richard Bartholemuss returning as leading man.
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Mary MacNeill
Hall Caing
Hugh Ford
Plaza Theatre
Polly
Dorothy Gish
Merry Little Star of
Jane
Hope Chest
Boots
Richard Barthjelmess
Roasts Spare Ribs Highlighted in Local Menu Notice
A fragmented notice lists spare ribs and neck ribs as featured items from a local butcher shop. No dates or quantities are provided in the readable text.
Peppy Polly on View at the Palace Theater Today
A vintage theater note describes Peppy Polly on view at the Palace with a Gale Henry comedy and a young doctor role. It highlights the star's stage presence and a college course tied to medicine, alongside a quirky line about town clerks in the last century.
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Polly
Duex
Palace Theatre
Smamner
Gale Henry
Palach ‘Tikathe
Lartheliness
Duimineret
Dorothy
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