Labor to mark Monday as day of celebration in Waterloo
Organized labor in Waterloo plans a Monday celebration with a 10 AM parade, a Cedar Silver park gathering, several speakers including attorney J C Murwagh, various sports, and a judging contest for best union display with cash prizes. The Illinois Central band and Moose Drum Corps will march, with police leading. Route follows Fourth to Mulberry to Fifth, crossing the river, ending near Franklin.
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Waterloo
Cedar Silver Park
J. C. Mur Wagh
Illinois Central Band
Illinois Central
Moose Lodge
Fourth Street
Mulberry
Fifth Street
Franklin
Vining Central Band
Central Labor Union
Saxon Street
Forth
Towa
Labor Ywoloen
Fowa
Hardway Clerke
Sason Strect
Saxon Eel
Argyle Muaimtenance
Ar- Argyle
Aten
Aten — Argyle
Towa Super
Walnut
Electrical
Wremont
Barbers
Vine Street
Led &Milding
Rinters— T
Moose Drum Corps
Walnut Street
Is. Nion
Waulnut
Plasterers
Sheet Metal Workers No
I City Fire
Fultt Horseshoers
Sire Roa
Plumbers
Pfranklin
Princenue
Fletail
Fourth
Tark Avenue
Park Avenue
Ranklin
Furanklin
England Faces Food Shortage Report From Travelers
A trio of travelers including Edmund W. Miller of Commercial National Bank and J B Plumb describe severe food shortages in England and London. They report wartime restrictions, passport delays, and soldiers repatriated from Canada affecting supplies, with grim scenes from battlefields and hospital wards observed during their continental trip.
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London
England
Europe
Edmond W. Miller
Commercial National Bank
2D. Criss
Waterloo, Cedaralls & Northern Taillway Company
J. B. Planab
Messrs
Miller
Cass
Plumb
Entity
France
Waterloo
Free Textbooks Start at Wie terloo Schools Opening
Opening Tuesday will provide free textbooks for first year students at Wie terloo high. West schools previously distributed books with $1,000 invested in Slovaks. new East building debris cleared and interiors nearing completion. Classes begin with adjusted schedules as teachers meet to finalize arrangements.
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Wieterloo
Survels
Eust High
West
Htet High
Otcaned
Bast High
Tunis
Golden Plover Manages Aerial Odyssey Of Birds And Humans
A National Geographic Society bulletin highlights the golden plover’s epic migratory path from the Arctic to Argentina and back, noting a 2400 mile ocean crossing largely without rest unless disturbed by storms. The article contrasts aviators crossing the Atlantic with the bird’s routes and mentions potential diversions to Bermuda or the Lesser Antilles during storms. A separate Associated Press item reports Pittsburgh organizer James G. Sause of the AFL boiler makers’ union being arrested for distributing meeting notices.
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Washington, D. C
Atlantic
National Georgraphic Society
Arctic
Argentina
North America
Labrador
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Nova Scotia
South America
New England
Bermudas
Lesser Antilles
South Am
Arsenting
South Amer
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Louisiana
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Arctic America
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
James G. Sause
American Federation of Labor
Boilermakers’ Union
Duquesne
Trials of Strike Pickets Docketed For Sale Next Week
Municipal court will hear multiple strike related charges next week starting Tuesday. Listings show 1 to 6 room houses with two lots on west and east sides near car lines and schools. Prices range around 200 to 4000 dollars, with several parcels described as well located or close to amenities.
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George W
West Side
East Ide
Claire Bloomfield
Yi Thomas Swvyers
Clarence Manahi
Chauneny Williams
Fred Hall
URAW
Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
Washington
United States
Leguna
R. R
Peru
Aangas Farmers Coming by Train to Waterloo Visit
A special Pullman train carrying about 100 farmers from Fort Scott Kansas will arrive in Waterloo on Monday for a day to study dairy cows and methods. The Fort Scott Chamber of Commerce promotes the trip to spur dairying in southeast Kansas. The train includes eight cars led by UL A Russell and Kim Sela. The trip continues to Wisconsin and Minnesota to observe dairy and cheese regions, with a public exhibit on the tracks at Waterloo.
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Pullmans
Fort Scott
Kay
Waterloo
Chamber of Commerce of
Kansas
UL. A. Russell
Chamber of Gammeren
Kim Sel
Vadue
George W. Marble
Mort Scatt Tribune
United States
Marble
Pacific North
Ono
Wisconsin
Wlingis
Viarylini
Waterlooa
L. Ke
Arle Dairy Nleres
Greene County
Wis
Marsh
Maxwell
Tru Grange Township
Jersey
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John Whoosit
Metropolis
Allied Europe
Bridge
Old Mires
East High
Kline
Aus
West Iside
Union of South Africa
M. H. Hill
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HAT Shop
East 4Th St
Aangas
Mr. Fi
Tarm
Shoqinker
Waterloo Jersey
Ever Shire Farm
Valleaway Clube
Bain Balks
Berlin
Dr. Lipp
Munich
Peerless
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Dent Wilson’s Press
Gedar Falls