City Hall to undergo office relocations in Waterloo
City officials consider moving offices after the armory vacates the third floor to Sixth street east. Plans include using space for the city engineer, moving the council, and creating offices for the electrician, plumbing inspector, sealer of weights and measures, and milk inspectors. A council meeting will review alterations as the armory room clears by Jan. 1. Apples priced at 3.00 per barrel at H. M. Anderson’s grocery.
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City Hall
Sixth Street
Milita
Waterloo
Muscatine Officials Targeted for Removal by Labor Leaders
Labor delegates returning from Des Moines presented to Governor Carrall a resolution demanding the removal of Muscatine Mayor Hall Police Chief Hoffman Sheriff Yanatta and County Attorney Thompson. The move cites alleged persecution of strikebreakers and a set of five affidavits to support state action. Local reps named include E G Pullen John Shank Ora Parker Roy Reed Ray Reddington and G B Barker.
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Des Moines
Building Trades
Aunci
Executive Council
State Foderation of Labor
Carrall
Hall
David Yanatta
Fred Hoffman
Hi. G. Thompson
Muscatine
Tla
Building Trades Council
Way
E.G. Pullen
John &. Shank
Ora Parker
Roy Reed
Ray Reddington
G. B. Barker
Death summons Pioneer Resident James Sullivan
James Sullivan of 420 Sullivan avenue Waterloo died last evening at 6 30 after a long illness. He was born in Riverstown Ireland October 12 1842 and came to Waterloo over forty years ago. He married Margaret Grimes who died seven years ago. He is survived by daughters Mary and Jancy both at home. Funeral Friday at Sacred Heart church with interment Calvary cemetery.
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James Sullivan
Waterloo
Sullivan Avenue
Decedent
Riverstown
County Louth
Ireland
St. Paul
Margaret Grimes
Shyeara
Waterloo City Briefs and Local Notices
Town items report residents returning from visits to Chicago Dubuque Lamont Oelwein and Denver and plans for work in Waterloo. Notable events include a funeral at South Waterloo, bankruptcy filing against Richard H. Dargan, a pending exam of Oppenheim creditors, a Chicago visit by J D Foley and a license to wed for John Smith and Edith G Fish. Legal actions include divorce suit by Mabel Palmer.
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Richard H. Dargan
Waterloo
F. S. Merrian
Oppenheim
J.D. Foley
Chicago
Iilinois General
Sullivan
West
John Smith
Edith G. Fish
Arlington
Clara Gill
Mabel Palmer
Ta J. Palmer
Manchester
Nathaniel
Brandeis backs La Follette bill to supplement Sherman act
Boston attorney Louis D. Brandeis urged the Interstate Commerce Committee to back the La Follette bill designed to supplement the Sherman anti trust law. He argued there is no natural monopoly and that a clearly defined enforceable law would prevent future trusts while supporting competition on economic social and political grounds.
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Washington
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Interstate Commerce Committee
Brandeis
Pioneer Woman Frances R Greene Dies at Cedar Rapids
Frances R Greene widow of Judge Greene founder of Cedar Rapids passed away last night at age 65. Her death marks the end of an era in the early city leadership and community development. The obituary notes her role in founding Cedar Rapids and her longstanding influence on local affairs.
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Cedar Rapids, Ta
Frances R. Greene
Judge Greene
Cedar Rapids
Infanta Eulalia Defies King Over Book Publication
European court circles discuss Infanta Eulalia defying King Alfonso by continuing to publish her book The Thread of Life despite royal orders to stop. The princess, famed for unconventional views, faces royal pressure amid growing public attention.
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Alfonso
Infanta Eulalia
Italian Farm Hand Sled Murder in Albany Area
Police believe Morner family at Defreestville six miles from Albany killed widow Mrs Cor rad Morner, her two daughters Edith and Blanche, and son Arthur in a barn on their farm. Bodies found hacked with a hatchet and stabbed, one victim buried under barn floor. a farm hand named Ed Gen nis is missing.
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Albany
N. Y
Morner
Defreestvil Hamlet
Corrad Morner
Edith
Blanche
Arthur
Morner Farm
Arthur Morner
Ed Gennis
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Jack O'Neil
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Omaha
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Pearl Wagner
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Coa
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Pacific Coast
Missoula
Mont
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Wash
Seattle
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Los Angeles
American Contractor Publishing Co
Zeising & Son
E. C. McMillan
F. T. Halley
Lillian Haltey
St. Paul's
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Nashua
W. F. Spry
M. C. Cole
Mississippi River Power Company
Keokuk
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the Crystal
Galleville
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Sthert Lindley & Co
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Sherman Bill
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Clean Shop
W. A. Covell & Son
Courier Dictionary
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