Labor Union Parade Plans Big Holiday Event in Waterloo
Central Labor union program committee completed 41 arrangements for a huge Labor Day celebration in Waterloo with a parade at 10 30 am from East Fourth Street via Mulberry Fifth and Jefferson streets. Cash prizes for floats and three loving cups will be awarded. A Cedar River park picnic follows with sports and afternoon speeches by labor leaders. Delegates to Central Labor Union will march for the first time in 2915 as police and bands lead the route through downtown.
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Central Labor Union
Waterloo
Cedar River Park
Saxon Street
Iowa
Tiltonis Central Band
Iowa Central Labor Union
Treet Railway
Towa
Towa Rocks
Railway Carme
Clayenante of Way
Almand
Towa Baron Street
Argyle
Arsirects
Carmen
Almond
Tway Mths
Almand Street
Pine Street
Wainut
Lows
Ine
Fourth
Pine
Walnut
Walnnut
Furth Streets
Plesterers
Franklin
Fifeh
Firth, Horeeshoers
Frank Fifth Streets
Ls. T S&s E
Park Avenue
Rataclerks
Magazine canvasser seeks damages in libel trial
A jury of 12 was impaneled in municipal court to hear Lena Abbott v Dr A Osborne. The plaintiff seeks 1000 dollars for defamation of character and loss of employment from alleged libel. The defendant, a magazine canvasser, allegedly accused Abbott of theft and wrote a letter to her employers. he denies malice. Jury members listed include J Mylan and others.
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Lena Abbott
Osborne
la Porte Citr
Kennedy to oppose plan aiding quake warning walk
Attorney I Kennedy and associates plan a new project to assist in earthquake warning efforts. The effort references San Jacinto and Thane TH18, with a 1000 foot long structure proposed. The article notes Kennedy delays construction, citing pending details and court considerations.
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Arding
I. Kennedy
Cejentis
Earlimiake
Bettier
San Tacinto
Thane
Shen Mather Kara
Kennedy
Snyder Christensen Wedding in Hoy with Plans for Minneapolis Visit
Miss Mary Christensen and Fred Snyder wed at St Joseph Catholic Church Hoy with Father Toomey officiating. Attendants were Miss Stella Christensen and Albert Kang. A wedding breakfast followed at Mrs M Keeley's home. couple to reside at 441 Edwards Street after Sept 15 while he works for Litchfield Manufacturing Company.
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Snyder-Christensen
Mary Christensen
Fred Snyder
Sa.m
St. Joseph's Catholc Church
Hoy
Toomey
Stella Christensen
Albert Kang
M. Keeley
Stvder
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Foreign population exodus cited by bank official
A Toledo report claims 12,000 foreigners will leave the city within three months as foreign specialists return home. The bank official cited lifting of restrictions as the cause and notes four thousand Bulgarians may depart.
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Toledo
Joy and Sorrow Out of Germany
Village of Schweighausen Baden Germany learns from Joseph Wangler that his mother survived the war in good health while his brother Hermann was killed at Cambrai. The letter details postwar German political shifts toward a republic and notes conditions in rural areas improving relative to cities. First letters reach Mr. Wangler after more than two years, taking three weeks to arrive in the United States. Marriage licenses listed: Fred L. Snyder and Mary C. Christensen. Vallie E. Stone and Alies E. Bell.
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Schweighausen
Baden
Germany
Anton Wangler
Wangler Brothers Vrug ‘Company
America
Wangler
Joseph Wangler
Hermann
Cambrai
iGermany
Mr. Wangler
Igrand
Joseph Wanegler
United States
Welfare Agencies Plan Fall Program for Waterloo
Waterloo residents form a committee to draft a city ordinance affiliating welfare work with municipal activities. Four day fall meetings Sept 28 to Oct 1 aim to establish a municipal welfare board and involve diverse groups including churches clubs and schools with speakers from the National Welfare League. An executive panel will oversee the program committee and local leaders from major organizations attend.
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Waterloo
Plana
Vetty
Waterlooibrary East
Hintzman
Kansas City
National Welfare League
Theodore Hanson
War Camp Community Service
J. E. Bragdon
H. B. Kelly
Blanch Stewart
Social Welfare League
G. W. Hundley
Rotary Club
J. Howrey
Women's Club
J. E. Park
McManus
W. C
T. J. Ellis
Parent- Teachers Association
C. M. Shane
P. WO. Society
L. B. Park
Chautinhua Circle
H. B. Lichty
B. J. Howrey
Commercial Club
G. U. Preston
E. J. Lockwood
Ministerial Association
S. M. Wallace
B. F. Swisher
Waterloo Board of Education
J.B. Arbuckle
W. Kline
East Waterloo School
H. B. Cropper
Red Cross
Maria Brace
Central Council of Social Agencies
R. L. Degon
Elklodge
Ensign Nicholls
Salvation Army
MV. Irless
Times-Tribune
Jack —Lee
Courier
HB. A. Boggs
J. EB. Bragdon
C. E., Luce
T. A. McManus
Arms and Ammunition Shipped to Mexico and Other War News
New York detectives say ten trunks containing arms and ammunition were shipped from New York to Mexico last Friday. The Sixth Engineers, famed for bridge building, arrived in New York after suffering about 1 000 casualties. Washington officials discuss a 26 percent railroad rate hike if private ownership resumes and costs rise. The "Orlot" diamond once set in the Russian sceptre, valued at 103 karats, was long kept in Mysore before a French soldier stole it.
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Associated Press
New York
Mexico
Sixth Engineers
Regi
Russia
Mysore
Gymnasium Classes Begin Work September Second
Boys gymnasium classes at the Y M C A start September 2 with schedules to be announced later. Boys over 13 joined into men's classes, assignments set Friday and Saturday, opening banquet planned with local business speakers.
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Wayne Richardson
New Store to Open After Remodel on Commercial Street
The building on Commercial Street, recently bought by N. Cohn, is undergoing extensive remodeling. It will be finished in 60 days and a new store will open. An entire new front is being built and the interior remodeled.
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Commercial Street
N. Cohn
One lot 36 inch fine tee SN AnECeE
A fragmented notice references a single lot described as 36 inch fine tee in an unspecified yard setting. Limited readable details identify partial item description without clear owner or location.
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Magazine
Canvasser
Teans
J. Mylan
Rd Jackson
J. Jones
J. A. H. Scott
Frank Moland
A. H Tae Cu Valentine
Morn
Ting
Mickie
G.L
San
Fred L. Snyder
Mary C. Christensen
Vallie E. Stone
New Hampton
Alies E. Bell
Mule
Oxford
Wang & Miller's
Chas. H. Fletcher
Castor
Fletcher
Fletcher’s
Castoria
York City
Ment
Washington, D. C
Howard Elliott
Presiant
Northern Pacific Railroad
Elmdale
Saxon R
Madras
Bie
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