Arbitration Move Aimed at Waterloo Strike Impasse
Governor Harding may appoint a board of arbitration after a petition by 30 Waterloo citizens led by Mayor R Thompson requests mediation between strikers and employers. Des Moines talks stalled as the governor is away, with a committee and local manufacturers closely watching for a resolution to a widespread work stoppage affecting 7 to 9 thousand workers across 24 plants and related firms.
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Harding
Des Moines
Gov. Harding
Wareterloo
Waterloo
R. ©. Thompson
Thompson
Charles E. Witt
Waterson
Aue
Tawa Vapitel
Waterlos
Lewa
Warrous
He City
Hascheve
Ealford and
Waterino Gasoline
Werk Eines
Citigens
Waterian
Asker
Sirikess
Atlacrneve
Wie Weterian Manufacturers' Association
Uel
Mpiarrin
Watesien Manufactiur AeArine
Waerlon Casoling Regine Company
Nes Ex Dumber
Epserhes
Back to nature baths shock Long Beach residents
Early morning crowds of men and women parade the beach outside the village limits triggering public concern. Officials recall previous fines that dispersed the practice and urge action to curb the behavior at Nassau-by-the-Seas.
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Long Beach
New York
Vnlage
Nassau-by-the-Seas
Reed Chosen Legion Post HeAl in Waterloo Chapter
Harry M. Reed was elected first past commander of the newly organized Waterloo chapter of the American Legion at a meeting in K P hall. Officers include Mainevview commander Worth Hillman, adjutant Wayne K. Smith, finance officer Jack Lee, historian, with delegates Gaylen Green Howard Rouse and Dick Bach to the Mes Moines convention. The chapter started with about 60 members and aims to increase. membership open to all returned soldiers sailors and marines with a $1 fee.
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Harry M. Reed
Waterloo
American Legion
K. Or
P Hall
H. A. Maine
Worth Hillman
Vost Adjutan
Wayne K. Smith
Fnance Offic
Jack Lee
Mes Moines
Gaylen Green
Howard Rouse
Dick Bach
Harry Reed
Will Forbes
Will Burns
Legion
Smalter
Navy
Hillman
J. D. Shoudy
Community Welfare League
Commercial Bank
Theodore Roosevalt
Des Moines
St. Louis
J. C. Shoudy
American Légion
No Eyes No Hands Yet Soldier Will Be Fitted for Work
Washington D C report on Henry A Bitter a disabled veteran who lost both hands in France and will receive vocational training in proprietary medicines sales and business administration. His brother will tutor him as he learns a drug trade under the federal board for vocational education approval to help him live independently.
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Washington, D. C
Aus
Henry A. Bitter
Congress
Federal Board For Vocational Education
France
Sines
Ritter
Busines Rose Board
Public mulcted heavily for olow railroad service
Engineer F C Young of Moore Young Construction, working on the Whitney road federal project, claims government control of railroads has caused delays and higher costs. He estimates labor costs on the Whitney project are up about fourfold due to material delays, idle time, and higher wages, with 200 workers currently employed and 40,000 square yards of concrete involved.
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Rairoads
F.C. Young
Moore- Young Construction Company
Whitney Road
Youngs
France
Sterne Lake
Storm Lake
Mr. Young
Gilesburg
Mason City
Tulu
Argonne
Young
Argentne Forest
State University of ‘Iowa
United States
Newport , News
Trad A.m
Aid Pone
Ikehat Amnne
Fragmentary report hints at worker strain and change
The text describes long hours and repeated duties, noting a shift after two years and urging clearer talk to avoid confusion. It references oversight by Monts and a gradual market-driven change affecting workers and routines.
Chicago Children Return Home After Country Stay
Chicago children from tenements spent two weeks at a Dunkard farm near Earle cared for by the Chicago Society of Dunkards. They rode a special Illinois Central car to Waterloo and back, escorted by Dunkard members, then were taken home by Black Hawk county Dunkards using local autos.
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Chicago
Waterloo
Cairoadl
Big City
Dunkard
Earle
Chicago Society of Dunkard
Dunkard Society
Wilavis Central Rattroad
Engle Center
Black Hawk County Dunkards
H B Kelly to Speak at Monday Rotary Meeting
H G Kelly recently returned from a year of service as a U V C A worker will address Cedar Rapids Rotary at noon Monday at Hotel Russell Lamson. A committee chaired by A K Genny coordinates arrangements for the trip and related events with Waterloo Rotarians invited.
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H. G. Kelly
Waly
Morehan
U. V. Cla
Rotary Club
Russell Lamson
Kelly Vgn
Alishe Sameaup
Kelly Ean
Reddy En
Nils Denek
Mfr. Kellw
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
A. Ki. Genny
Grun dy County Young People Wed Groom a Returned Soldier
Grun dy County tale of a local wedding as Ruth Dickson wed a returned soldier Herbert Beckmann in Des Maines cen ter Aug 23. The groom and bride both attended Grun dy Center High School and Cedar Falls business college. The couple will reside in Reinbeck where the groom works as a mechanic in a garage. The report also notes local real estate and business transactions including Metzgar selling his cafe stake to Griswold and Elton selling his stake. C. S. Rieger dies on a farm near Thiera at 69, a bachelor and major landowner. George Eggleston and Woof Kerr make property moves, while Glenn Sanders buys a Northwood farm and a pantatorium sale occurs. An auction at Morrison farm nets 271 per acre for 190 acres. A new measuring cup for oils with a bottom opening is described.
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Crundy Center
Des Maines
Kngland
Reinbeck
Froony
Pharmaton
Metzgar
Chicago
EY. Griswold
Metszgar & Pelton
Elton
HL Griswold
Rieger
Thiera
George Eggleston
Woof Kerr
Worth County
Northwood
Glenn Sanders
Town Malle
G. Andersen
Mr. Sanders
Wy Wen
Mr. Anedersen
Jet Morrison
Maerrison
Brace Up With Chamberlain's Tablets Ad Teaser
A health ad notes stomach troubles sap strength and spirit The remedy Chamberlain's Tablets allegedly improve digestion loosen bowels and restore well being Prompt recovery and cheer are promised in this antique advertisement style piece
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Chamberlain
Six Hundred Auto Plates In Hawk County Report
Hawk County tops Iowa counties in vehicle numbers with 600 license plates under the new law. W J Burbank reports plates run 27 101 to 23 600, with 60 numbers per car and clerks, mainly women, to process three tons of pressed steel. The new law allows owners to roll home the plates.
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Tuwa
le Wu
W. J. Burbank
Treasurers’ Association of Iowa
Walter C. Tramsay
Burbank
Ear Nose Throat Clinic in Waterloo Iowa Offices
Dr Percy R Wood Leavitt Johnson Bank Building Waterloo Iowa offers ENT care. Phone 266 suite 908 909 hours appear unclear but include morning and evening slots.
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Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Waterloo
Iowa
Dr William H Ross Tuberculosis Specialist Ad Listed
Dr William H Ross 801 Leavitt and Johnson Building advertises diagnosis and treatment of tuberculosis and chronic chest diseases with office hours 2:90 to 5:00 PM and evenings by appointment.
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WM. H. Ross
Leavitt, and Johnson Building
Iowa counties estimate motor vehicle plates numbers
Burbank notes Iowa county plate estimates with Polk leading at 13 000 vehicles and Dickinson rural county at 2400. County treasurers must daily report registrations, owner names and vehicle descriptions to Des Moines, with monthly license receipts sent to the state capital.
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Burbank
Iowa
Polk
Woodbury
Scott and
Jinn
Pottawattamie
Black Haws
Secretary of State
Des Moines
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H. A Reed Chosen Legion
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H. B. Kelly
Grundy
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