State Arrests Rise In 1927 Waterloo Police Record
Waterloo police data show state charge arrests up 129 percent in the year ending Dec 1 1927, while city violation arrests fell 4.9 percent. Total arrests declined slightly from 1879 to 1810 as liquor law offenses led the year with 125 arrests for bootlegging and related violations.
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Waterloo
Charles Mohils
Tle
IGE
Mohlis
Jane
Annist Fay
Voral
Mantis
Aals St Annah
Tigh
Aga
Lignan Aeresta
Police Department
Amrwsl
Stelen
Doe
Waterian
Ortober
Bureau of
Milgaing
Actiew
Lee Department
Presse
Cabertilan
Seach
Iowa
State Bureau of Investigation
Res Moines
UW. GS. Department of Justien
Washington, DC
le Im
Ceaninat
Wis
Bacerfield
Myreen Fowler
Lester Neuendert
Clarence Devtt
Mere Trath Craw
Toye Brown
Y de- Rouse
Nathaniel DeLong
Wiliam L. Galloway
J. B. Vancourt
Robert EB. Johnson
Guthrie
Middle West
Sterling
Cole
Witerloo Lumber Company
Galloway
Hillar Lumber
Sterting
Merve
Hom
Va Jampur
Business Outlook Stable with Favored Prospects
A cautious Illinois Central System assessment, led by L A Downs, reports business as a whole sound with favorable prospects. The analysis cites improving farm conditions, rising consumer demand, and strong foreign trade as key drivers supporting continued economic strength and rail services across the South and broader regions.
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L. A. Downs
Illinois Central System
Illinois CentralEmployment in Waterloo and 1927 earnings
Illinois Central lists 1600 employees in Waterloo with a yearly payroll of 2.5 million dollars. It notes railroads earned far less in 1927 than 1826 due to reduced traffic, lower rates, and wage increases for large groups of workers, warning that weaker railway earnings hurt all business sectors and stakeholders.
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Afea
Farina
SDR
Camientiare
Illinois Central Waterloo shops rebuilds engines and cars
The Waterloo Illinois Central shops rebuilt 78 locomotives and repaired 198 engines and 37 448 cars, with payrolls around 1 450 to 1 600 employees and about 2 509 000 in annual pay. Permanent improvements reached 80 000 with 56 600 spent on track upgrades and 20 000 on other expenses. Engine repairs totaled 700 600 with locomotives rebuilt 78 at 632 678 33 and light repairs 198 at 63 702 75. Cars repaired cost 246 198 84 for 37 448. The outlook for 1928 depends on business conditions and the company plans continued investments for efficiency.
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Waterloo
Ilinois Central Railroad
Istoreouse
Illnois Central
W Scott Williams
Western Lines
Marsh Pince
Wetterloo
Ther
Williams
Ilinois Central
Northey Mfg Co Expands Export Markets and Upgrades Plant
Northey Manufacturing Co extends trade to Cuba and London with Havana agency and refrigerated systems on ships. New boiler and power unit added. products serve meat markets groceries hotels and ships. Fred L Northey president. Mrs Viriatie N Northey secretary. Hugh McGartney assistant secretary. Allen Snodgrass plant superintendent.
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United States
Waterloo
Northey Manufacturing Company
Comer Bluff Street
Park Avenue West
Cuba
Havana
Lonton
England
Mumeraus
Seven Seas
Fred L. Northey
Viriatie N Northey
Hugh McGartney
Allen Snodgrass
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the Central
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