Water loo Typographical Union 349 Holds Inaugural Banquet
The Waterloo Typographical Union No. 349 hosts its first annual banquet at the Labor temple with sixty guests. Toasts honor history of the union and printing from abroad. A new wage scale raises journeymen’s pay 5 to 17 percent starting Jan 1 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo ‘Typographical Union
Labor Temple
Waterloo
R. C. Thompson
J. H. Miller
I. W. Rickert
J. Kress
George Lingelbach
C. F. Kruse
L. M. Hummel
J. Lingelbach
Typographical Union
Prinings
Chinese Troops Slain in Tibetan Border Clash
Three hundred Chinese soldiers die in a night attack by Tibetan forces near Hsiang Cheng on the Tibet border. Six machine guns are captured as the regulars abandon trust in their commander, triggering widespread insubordination and collapse of the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chengtin
Sze-Chuen
China
Hsiang Cheng
Tibet
Temperature Summary for January 2 by Buchanan Optical Co
The record notes yesterday at 4 p.m. the temperature reached 49 degrees. The entry mentions prior readings with a minimum of 3 below and a maximum of 38, though some figures are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Optical Co
Toom
Death of Elmer L. Lamb Prompts Community Notice
Elmer L. Lamb longtime city grocer and respected resident died early today at his home 706 Park Ave W after an eight month illness and a prior hospital operation. Survived by widow and children Elizabeth Lamb Esther Adair James Lamb Estelle Evans a sister and a brother with funeral planned for Saturday at Elmwood. no flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer L. Lamb
City
Park Avenue West
Mr. Lamb
Madison County
New York
Fayette County
Iowa
Salome A. Brubacher
Creston
Fourth Street West
Lamb
Frank Lathrop
Elizabeth EB. Lamb
Esther Louise Adair
James Oliver Lamb
Estelle I. Evans
Mt. Pleasant
H. W. Willie
Crawford
N. J
J. I. Lamb
la Crosse
Wis
Elmwood
Sarah Bernhardt at Crystal Theatre January 6 and 7
Advertisement notes Sarah Bernhardt performing at the Crystal Theatre on January 6 and 7 with showtimes and seating details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bernhardt
Crystal Theatre
Sarah Bernhard
Dan
Full Forge at Work in onDPs at Illinois Central Shops
After six days rest a full force of men returned to Illinois Central shops. Most work paused during holidays but all departments resumed today. Shipments expected to rise soon and traffic to increase. officials prepare for a record volume in coming months. Meters and turbines being installed in the yard, electric work ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
J. C
I. C
Parcels Post Wins in Race With Express
Parcels Post gains first victory in a race with Express Parcels Post and the government service. The first Parcels Post package was delivered yesterday in Chicago, marking an early win for the new postal service over private express firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Consignee
Cleveland
Spm
Jaxpress
Consignees
eXpress
Parcels Post
Chicago
Jam
Tnele Sam
Battleships Meet Cruiser Bearing Body
The British cruiser Natal, bearing the body of Whitelaw Reid, arrived at Nantucket lightship at 2 o clock in the morning. US escort ships including the battleships Florida and North Dakota and four destroyers, under Rear Admiral Iske, conveyed the funeral procession to port. The Natal is approaching faster than expected for arrival this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
Nantucket
United States
Florida
North Dakota
Iske
Natal
Big Talk By Both Parties on Peace and Crete
A fragmented report notes discussions between powers on moderation and peace. Reclined Pasha cites the Turkish empire's history of goodwill toward European powers, with Turkey conceding dignity in negotiations. The text mentions eastern approaches, the Are Menkin question, and Crete protection being entrusted to England, France, Russia and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reclind Pasha
Torker
Tommeta
Are Menkin
Crete
England
France
Russia
Italy
Rabbit and crow hunt names Dunkerton New Year day
Dunkerton Iowa observed New Year day with stores closed at midday and a rabbit and crow hunt led by Pred Jenson and Errol Canfield. They split eleven on each side and returned with Jenson's team at 321 points to Canfield's 216 after counting rabbits and crows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
Baptist Church
Pred Jenson
Errol Canfield
Jenson
Rabbits
Crows
Canfield
Cama
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. E. Hussey
Joe Rickert
Vv. Nale
R. R. Jones
H. J. Herbertz
V. Willey
Paw Ree
Dee Wury
L. B. Ellison
Bonsetti
Heron & Douglass
Cheyenne Days
Nees
Waterloo and
Cedar Falls Poultry Association
Orpington
Ty. W. Rogers
Lamont
H. W. Farr
H. B. Fletcher
Minneapolis
Minn
W. F
T. W. Rogers
Frank Andrews
J. C. Murtagh
William McNeal
J.C. Murtagh
International
Rose Comb Black Minorca Association
Golden Wyandott
Julius Sims
Williamsburg
Srd Puillet
Fe. R. Wellstead
Julina Sims
State of
Golden Wyandott Club
American Poultry Association
B. BR. Welstead
H. B. Nauman
J. F. Stevenson
White Plymouth Rock
Laverne Chapman
Louis Reihsen
Emmetsburg
Will F. Miller
Storm Lake
G. L. Williams
W. Wilkins
New Hampton
Louis Reidsen
Rose Comb
Rhode Island Reds
Clarence A. Walker
Ww. &. Marsh
Sumner
Hemmerling Bros
Cedar Falls
Lerel
C.J. Schneck
Amos Vogt
Ilst
Russel Lamson
Dth
Lockerel
W.T. Hayes
Lakenvelder
D. H. Sweet
Fayrette
R. W. Bodell
Rockford
Cockferel
Howard Shaul
Charles McKinstry
Gutknecht
Cork
Hamburg
Merland Hasselman
Nashua
Trenmerling Bros
Knapp Bloder
Independence
Waterloo-Ist
Clit Roberts
Jesup
A.C. Murtagh
FF. Borchers
J. Gretty
Parkersburg
Z. M. Nichols
W. M. Rickert
Fayette
Joseph Korth, Jr
Dora Simonson
Louis F. Johnson
MacLean
Houdans
C.F. Dunkerton
White Wrandottes
R. D. Bellinger
la Porte City
Glenn Boomhawer
Claude Baran
Jet Cock
White Mall
Turkey
Bellinger
Orpington Dicks
Fred Freezer
F. O. Nunkerton
Frank A. Lawson
Sandy Mook
Hudson
Grant
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
International Peace Forum
Tle
Washington
Janina
Scatari
Adrianople
Bulgaria
Philippopolis
Adriansople
Sofia
Nazim Pasha
Olona Bay
Elyer L. Lamb
Ondps
ING
Gorham
Gorham’s
East 4Th Street
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