Do Not Believe Strike Settled Do Not Believe Strike Settled
A machinist at the Labor temple denounces a Chicago Herald report that the Hariman strike on the Harriman lines is off. He claims the story was fake and says the vote by grand lodge officers will decide if the strike continues without benefits. Waterloo voters favored continuation, 70 to 4, with four for calling off. The notice recalls 1911 actions by Harriman line officials and unions across about 30 railroads following failed negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Herald
Hartiman
Harrimanines
Grand Lodge
Waterloo
Harriman
Julius Kruttshaltz
Robert S. Lovett
Harriman Lines
Union
South Pacific
Dlinois Central
Larger Attendance at Public Schools in Waterloo West
Attendance at Waterloo West public schools rose in November 1913 to 1914, with a gain of 113 pupils over last year. The increase reflects new schools Edison and Washington Irving drawing pupils from other buildings. The records enumerate enrollments by building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo West
Thomas 4. Edison
Washington Irving
Boone Editor Goes Away Money Lacking
Boone, Dec. 2 The whereabouts of Editor P. D. Swick of the Boone Independent remain unknown after family, police, and lodge friends fail to locate him. Bert Swick found a letter in the office written before leaving stating financial affairs forced the abrupt departure and he would return only after settling every dollar of his obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
P. D. Swick
Boone Independent
Old Saiders
Bert Swick
Independent
Jewelry Stores To Stay Open Evenings Through Christmas
City jewelers announce extended hours through the holiday season. Stores will remain open at night to handle the Christmas shopping rush.
Internal Bath Claim for Rheumasalts Remedy
An advertisement touts Rheumasalts as an internal bath for constipation headaches and general cleansing. It promotes a carbonated drink-like laxative that cleans the stomach and intestines without griping, made by the famous Gapoeneta Company of Minneapolis. It urges two teaspoonfuls daily before breakfast for five mornings to yield pleasant results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gapoeneta Company
Minneapolis
Deanery Meeting and Ellis Island Talk in Waterloo
The northeastern Iowa deanery opened at St Mark's in Waterloo with noted Episcopal clergy. Rev Irving P Johnson spoke on church history, and Rev R J Campbell, ex Ellis Island chaplain, will lecture on Reminiscences of Ellis Island. Women’s Auxiliary met, elected officers, and heard reports on parish work and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Waterloo
Irving P. Johnson
D. D
Seabury Hall
Faribault
Minn
R. J. Campbell
Grace Church
Decar Rapids
Ellis Island
T. N. Morrison
Davenport
John Dysart
Dubuque
Dr. Johnson
Irving Hotel
Felix P.pickworth
A. MM. Lewis
J. W
St. Luke's Church
Cedar ‘Falla
Johns. Cole
Waverly
F. H. Pickworth
M. Lewis
W. P. James
Johnson
United States
J. W. Wattek
J. @. Hutchingon
Ottumwa
Caroline Dysart
Cairo
Egypt
Dysart
Temperatures and a travel note from Waterloos visit
The page lists daily temperatures with midnight readings and a pattern of inconsistent OCR text. It notes yesterday's high of 34 and low of 24, records from 1911 and 1912, and mentions Dalea Andrews, Minnesota representative for the Fred L. Wimball Co., visiting Waterlos for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharian Optical Co
Dalea- Andrews
Minnesota
Fred L. Wimball Co
Waterlos
Lamp Explosion Endangers Waterloo Woman
Mrs. Margaret Sly aged 60 of 902 Nevada street suffered severe burns to the abdomen chest hands and arms when a lamp exploded at 6 46 am today. She was taken to Presbyterian hospital and is not expected to survive. Neighbors extinguished the flames as the lamp chimney remained intact. Mrs Hilton, who once suffered a gasoline explosion herself, aided in the recovery effort. Mrs. Sly is a well known Waterloo domestic with two sons John and Ora and a daughter Mrs. Nancy Frye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sly
Nevada Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Mra. Sly
Dell Hilton i
Hilton
Altho
Sly
Waterloo
John
Ora
Nancy Frye
Late Happenings at Court House
Nellie Shoemaker sues for legal separation from Ralph Shoemaker her husband since December 23 1912 in Independence Court. The suit seeks a settlement and legal relief from the marriage as reported in court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Nellie Shoemaker
Ralph Shoemaker
Independence
Injunction Sought Over Crop Removal At Lincoln Farm
W G Cummings filed action for injunction against Harry Peterson to stop him from removing the crop or other property from the plaintiff's Lincoln township farm until rent of 504 dollars is paid. County Attorney Hoxie concluded his Cameron case plea as Judge Mullan instructed the jury. County board met in adjourned session amid light filings at the recorder's office including chattel mortgages a mortgage a partial release and a gun license. Germany released Admiral Noeld retired and his wife from a health resort after personal representations by President Wilson via Ambassador Gerard.
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W. G. Cummings
Harry Peterson
Lincoln Township
Hoxie
County Recorder’s Office
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Gerard
Germany
Noeld
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Central Bee
Renee Ee
Timerson
Gad Lowell Ye
Seeee
Washington Irving Ediso
Were Rene
Whittier
Ellin Island
Woman's Auxiliary
Dobson
Wat
Waterloo Electric Shop
Majestic Theatre
BLUG
Lfe
I. Krensky
Hershey
Hershey Chocolate
Callar
Sve Guess
Bae
Mik
Joe
H. Krensky
Mis
Margaret Sly Seriously
Colle
Braid
Yoko
INTER
FIT For
Waskeaphae
Aana Ani
Ole
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