Sinn Fein Council Met in Dublin Despite Ban
Irish representatives held secret Dail Eireann sessions and a Sinn Fein executive meeting at the Mansion House Dublin amid government bans. Clergy urged peace while some leaders, labeled on the run, faced Crown pursuit and crowd hero worship for Michael Collins and John Walsh.
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Sinn Fein Council
Dublin
Associated Press
Irish Republican Parliament
Sinai
Mansion House
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
Edward Mulhern
Dromore
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Dail Eireann
James Craig
Tister
Belfast
Sing Fein
Dial Éireann
Dial
Dail
Crown
Dublin Castle
Irish Republican Army
Michael Collins
I.R. A
John J. Walsh
Austin
Stack
Waish
Fein
John McKowan
Sinn
Arbitration Board Hears Employee Compensation Claim
An arbitration board convened at the courthouse to pass on Robert A. Smith's compensation claim against Waterloo Gas Engine Co for losing an eye in a November accident at the plant. Smith’s right eye was removed from injuries by steel fragment from a drill press. the board includes Ralph Young CW Chapman and W N Birsall. If findings dissatisfy either side, the dispute may proceed to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Smith
Waterloo Gasoine Engine Company
Ralph Young
Des Moines
Iowa
CW. Chapman
W. N. Birdsall
Waterloo
Waterloo Pioneer Shubanl Rosmon Brainard Laid to Rest
Funeral services for Shubanl Rosmon Brainard, longtime Waterloo resident, were held at 2:30 p m at the family home on Logan avenue road. Pallbearers included grandsons W R Melkelvie A B Dean and Ross Dean and nephews Clyde Brainard Howard Brainard Earl Brainard. Music by a quartet with accompanist Mrs Helene Apfel. Rev J I Purser Jr officiated. burial followed at Fairview.
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Shubanl Rosmon Brainard
Waterloo
Logan Avenue Road
W. R. Mel Kelvie
Dubuque
A. B. Dean
Wat
Terloo
Ross Dean
Clarksville
Clyde Brainard
Howard Brainard
Earl Brainard
Musis
H.S. Bunnell
Fred Wilcox
W. B. Howell
Claude Crane
Helene Apfel
J. I. Purser, Jr
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Fairview
Mutiny Aboard Panama Liner Leads Marines to Guard Ship
Rioting aboard the Panama Railroad liner Alliance prompted a U S Marines deployment after a sailor brandished a hatchet and a stoker was chased across the deck. The vessel carried 104 passengers into Cristobal with 22 Marines placed aboard by the battleship Connecticut to restore order.
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United Presa
New York
Suthy
Panama
Alliance
United States
Thomas B. Joyce
Stoker
Allanca
Ida Belle Johnston
Trenton
Cristobal
Cooney
Port de Paix
Haiti
Gapt
Steve
V. C. Voght
U. S
Connecticut
Panama Reads Hughes Note On Frontier Dispute
Panama's cabinet weighs a reply to Secretary Hughes proposing Costa Rica jurisdiction over disputed frontier territory. Officials say Panamanian troops have not moved toward Coto but are ready at Divid if Washington signals. General mobilization plans are in place while awaited U.S. guidance.
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Associated Press
Panama
Charles E. Hughes
Costa Rica
Washington
Coto
Divid
Jobless Relief Plan Discussion Set After Meeting
A combined meeting of the Greater Waterloo Association executives, Waterloo business men, and the city council agreed to pursue a relief program for jobless residents. No plan was decided, and another meeting is planned at the Association clubrooms with the city council as guests.
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Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo Business
Waterloo
Hawkeye Co Sues to Protect Bonds in Michigan Bank
Hawkeye Oil company Waterloo Iowa and Rock Island Illinois filed suit to recover bonds totaling 149000 dollars from John W. O Leary as receiver for the defunct Michigan Avenue Trust company which failed after its president fled to Mexico The companies seek release of principal and interest on a 20000 dollar loan and first mortgage bonds valued at 59000 dollars deposited as security The action is a motion in the Chicago court with jurisdiction over the receivership to protect the claims on bonds deposited with the bank for safekeeping
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Consumers Service Stations
Rock Island
Til
Hawkeye Oil Company
Waterloo
John W. O'Leary
Michigan Avenue Trust Company
Warren C. Spurgin
Mexico
Waterloo Company
Rock Island Company
Crowded markets and temporary calm in agriculture push goods to ships
United Press reports crowded livestock and grain markets as farmers dump supplies despite dealer warnings. Armour & Co. exec Frank W. Waddell says the drop stems from heavy shipments and should be short lived as season ends and hog supplies thin. He notes demand for quality stock remains and that cattle prices should stabilize with more even meat distributions. Marriage licenses listed for several individuals in Iowa and Minnesota.
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United Press
Chicago
Frank W. Waddell
Armour & Co
Waddell
Des Moines Street Car Franchising Sparks Heated Debate
Des Moines faces a drawn out path to relaunch street car service after receiver Frank C. Chambers returns from Chicago with a new franchise draft. Merchants circle, led unofficially for the city, press for changes while principal stockholder A. W. Harris weighs six disputed points. If demands stand, merchants may switch to buses with full service guarantee.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Frank C. Chambers
Trolley Company
Chicago
Harris
Cop Kills One and Catches Two Thieves
Chicago August 23 A policeman wounded one of three bandits during a hold up and robbery of a pedestrian. The wounded man died later and the officer captured the remaining two suspects, with Joseph Pavloe identified as the dead robber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Joseph Pavloe
First stampless letters arrive as new postage meter debuts
Waterlooo receives the first stampless letters mailed with a stamp printing machine. One letter from New York Aug 18 at 2 pm bore the stamp A 5 Postage paid 2 cents. The machine stamps many letters per paid load and then requires re loading. The post office saves labor by removing stamp licking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
New York
Post Office
Hungry Youth Sentenced to 30 Days for Guilty Checks
Earl Stanton, known for dining at 5 am on credit, pleads guilty to two $5 checks and is sentenced to 30 days at hard labor in the county jail. The case, filed by county attorney W R French, extends to his re arrest after vagrancy charges, amid notes he endures hunger in jail.
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Earl Stanton
Young Stanton
O. B. Courtright
W. R. French
Stanton
Famous editors to visit Waterloo for Sept 26 events
International press delegates from North and South America and Europe will tour Waterloo on Sept 26 arriving 7 a m depart 9 30 a m at Illinois Central depot on trains from Chicago. They will breakfast at Hotel Russell Lamson then tour cattle congress stock and Waterloo plants before Cedar Falls stop.
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Waterloo
Globe
Black’s Tearoom
William Reed
A. W. Peterson
C. V. Simmons
W.P. Hoxie
E. F. MacDonough
Greater Waterloo Association
Ilinois Central
Waterloo Newipapers
Russell-Lamson
Alexander Frank
H. BE. Kiester
Cattle Congress
Dairy Cattle Congress
Cedar Falls
Will Wilke
Minneapolis
the Transportation
Floyd County
Wilke
Gray Eagle Gazette
Gray Eagle
Minn
International Press Congress
Hawaii
Chicago
Winnipeg
Can
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
Victoria
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Honolulu
W. R. Farriim
Hawaiian Territory
Hawaiian Islands Committee
Hilo
Southwest
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Kansas
North
South America
Europe
The
Transportation Committee
Indignation Meeting On Roosevelt High Name Change
Waterloos groups and individuals backed by West High Alumnization president Fred Wray announce a public meeting at the K P Hall tonight to discuss renaming Theodore Roosevelt High School for the new west high building. Wray says attendance from alumni students and residents is urged as action plans to reflect voter support emerge.
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Fred Wray
West High Alumnization
Theodore Roosevelt High School
West High
Waterloo
K. of P
West District
Mr. Wray
Yast
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Japan
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England
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China
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Walter Williams
Columbia
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