American Legion Chief States Labor Attitude Unity
Franklin D Olier, national commander of the American Legion, asserts the Legion holds the same stance toward organized labor as toward all citizens seeking a square deal and law and order. He cites the Constitution preamble and emphasizes service to comrades and country, urging former servicemen in labor unions to join the Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indignagolis
Ind
Franklin D‘olier
American Legion
Intianapolis
Ableriosa Legion
United States of America
American ‘Legion
Organized Labor
The
Red themes and law changes stain Ellis Island report
C A Morris returns from New York where he attended a national automobile show and visits Ellis Island to observe deportation of Reds. He notes daily police tag runs to the government island. Prohibition hurts dealers with millions in losses as cars seized with liquor. In Georgia autos seized exceed 250000 dollars. New spring showings emphasize luxury, while a New York firm plans October 1926 deliveries. Library notes set shorter hours. a Cedar Falls man breaks his leg after a tree falls on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Morris
New York
Grand Central Palace
Morris
Ellis Island
Government Island
F. W. Vesper
St. Louis
Automobile Dealers' Association
Georgia
Recroene
Auto license cards prove first aid to perplexed merchant
A merchant, perplexed by a customer who left with goods, used the county treasurer's motor department to identify the man by his 1920 license plate. Clerk C. C. McCoy retrieved the owner's name and address in minutes from a card index of registered cars. The system, listing names by alphabet and numbers by plate, proves invaluable in such situations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Department
County Treasurer's Office
C. C. McCoy
Motor Registration Department
Mr. McCoy
Eliza Symmonds to visit Waterloo next week
Commandant Eliza Symmonds of the Salvation Army will be in Waterloo January 13 to 18 to conduct services at 5138 Water street. Born in Coventry England she helped establish the army’s extensive humanitarian work in the United States and is billed as a powerful speaker. Ensign Nichols prepares for her arrival and expects strong interest across the Iowa trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Symmonds
Salvation Army
United States
Waterloo
Army Quarters
Water Street
Symmonds
Coventry
England
Christian Mission
Saltation Archy
William Booth
Ensign Symonds
American Expeditionary Forces
Ensign Nichols
Firing Squad From Camp Dodge Honors Dead Veteran
A special firing squad from Camp Dodge will honor William F. Stewart who died at his home on Conger Street. The Sons of Veterans will meet for services at 9:15 a.m. with the funeral at St. Joseph's Church at 9. Pallbearers are Adolph Kaltenbach Reed Hayden Ernie Van Schoyck Walter Goswiller and Fred Kaltenbech, all veterans. Stewart served as a corporal in Company C 351st Infantry 88th Division. Security Benefit Association members will meet to attend the funeral as a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dodge
William F. Stewart
Conger Street
Sons of Veterans
St. Joseph’s Church
Kissner
Adolph Kaltenbach
Reed Hayden
Ernie van Schoyck
Walter Goswiller
Fred Kaltenbech
Stewart
Security Benefit Association
Sacred Heart societies hear annual reports at school hall
Sacred Heart societies met in the school hall yesterday afternoon to hear annual reports. Officers' election was deferred to a later meeting. Mrs J T Sullivan hosted the Rosary Society from St Joseph's church with Mrs Frank Oberie assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Societies
J. T. Sullivan
St. Joseph’s
Frank Oberie
BR. B. Club
Belenore Taylor
Minnie Bennett
East and West Club
Pierce Hodge
Minneapolis
Riverside Drive
Clara Heald
CG. F., Nagle
Red army advances as Krasnoyarsk falls in Siberia
Across Siberia Bolsheviks capture Krasnoyarsk on the Trans Siberian line. Moscow dispatch says 60,000 prisoners taken as Denikine forces retreat amid deteriorating conditions. Reports also note Kolchak’s arrest in Irkutsk and new misery in Dvinsk with typhus spreading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Krasnoyarsk
Siberia
Moscow
Tamsk
Yenisei
Novocherkass
Bolshevists
Denikine
Azer
Don Cossacks
Caucasus
Novocharkaesk
Hollsheviks
Krasnovodsk
Caspian Sea
Caspian
Baku
Army of the
Lettish General Staff
Dvinsk
Mortuary Notices and Obituaries in Waterloo Area
Obituaries and funeral notices for Mrs. Stephen Gilley, Benjamin Reed, Leo Gunstead, and Mrs. Roger Seavey. Reports include addresses, survivors, and funeral details with services at O'Keefe & Towne mortuary and local churches. Dates indicate yesterday and upcoming Sundays and Mondays in Waterloo community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Seavey
O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary
Picture of Aviator Beating Storm Symbol of Waterloo
A large black and white photograph depicts aviator Milo Miller landing his plane, created by Frank Pierce and others for the Waterloo association to symbolize Waterloo's spirit. Taken by Ma Pierce after sunset, just before a storm, the image shows Miller racing to the field with dramatic background. A Waterloo woman provided a poetic caption about angry winds and securing the plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Miller
Frank Pierce
Greater Waterloo Association
Spirit of Waterloo
Ma Pierce
Lieut. Miller
Waterloo
Clinton County Assessors Strike For Pay Increase
Clinton county assessors began a strike at the courthouse during their annual meeting. They refused to file wage books unless the Clinton county board of supervisors raises pay from $1 to $3.80 per day. A New York inventor reportedly patented a device to clamp onto a rung and attach a rubber patch, details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Clinton County
Clinton County Board of Supervisors
Last Nights News in Brief Across World Turmoil
London reports an anti-Japanese uprising in Korea and Moscow wireless says Krasnoyarsk has fallen with 60,000 prisoners. Madrid notes Spanish officers recalled, and a Rio Grande City man, Lisandro Gonzales, was killed by a Mexican federal officer near Camarga. Warsaw cites Red Cross: Poland lost over two million civilians and 20 percent of residents are refugees. Tokyo says one million influenza cases in Japan. Washington appeals to aid 7,000,000 Austrians facing starvation. The Hague presents a memorandum to the Dutch cabinet on Emperor William’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Korea
Moscow
Krasnoyarsk
Siberia
Madrid
San Antono
Tex
Lisandro Gonzales
Rio Grande
America
Baron Bichoff
The
Hague
William
Germany
Tipping trust called swindler by girl checker
Chicago Jan 10 Miss Hannah Stires a restaurant check girl filed a suit in superior court seeking 25425 dollars from the Chicago tipping trust claiming she received that amount in tips over two years and was compelled to turn it over to the trust three men are named defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hannah Stires
Superior Court
Trust
Rail Demands in Britain Due Before Cabinet
London January 10 Sir Geddes minister of transport said a full answer to railwaymen wage demands must wait until he can bring the simple question before the cabinet as the issues involved are of national importance. He pledged a reply covering the entire situation at the earliest moment with full government authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Sir Gedder
Geddes
Belgium battlefields to become Canadian memorial sites
Ottawa reports that ten World War I battlefields in Belgium and France will be kept as permanent memorials. Major sites include Ca nadian gains at Ypres sectors BT Julien Passchendaele and Observatory Ridge. Bourlon Wood and Vimy Ridge, along with Drury Crossroads Courcellette and Hospital Woods, were acquired or donated for the memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Wight
Belgium
France
Hughes
Canada
Bt. Julien
Passchaendale
Observatory Ridge
Bourlon ‘Wood
Vimy Ridge
Drury Crossroads
Canal du Nord
Courcellette
Hospital Woods
U S Renews Demand Mexico Prosecute Wallace Killing
The state department asked the Mexican government to intensify action to punish those responsible for the November 26 killing of American James Wallace near Tampico. Wallace was shot by two Mexican soldiers when his mule spooked a machine gun being guarded and it overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
James Wallace
Tampico
State Department
Mexico City
Wallace
Irkutsk Falls to Reds as Allies’ Envoys Exit
Honolulu report from January 10 cites the Nippn Jiji stating Bolsheviks seized Irkutsk while allied diplomats evacuated to Chita. London dispatches add about 9,000 anti Kolchak insurgents in control near Irkutsk with Gen Semen leading Cossacks east of Chita. New York dispatch notes December 31 unfilled US Steel orders at 263,366 tons, up from November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Honolulu
Nippn Jiji
Hero
Tokio
Irkutsk
Chita
London
Semenof
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Ordara
Wrigley’s Sows Bring Record Hog Prices At Lake Geneva Sale
Chicago reports a record auction of 36 Poland China sows at William Wrigley Jr.'s Creon Gables farm near Lake Geneva Wisconsin. The 36 animals averaged 1554.84 each, with 26 sows bred to The Clansman selling for an average 1939.42, the highest on record. The sale drew over 600 stock raisers, a 298 passenger special train from Chicago, and a large local turnout. Highest bid for a sow reached 4000 dollars for Long Lady, with other top prices of 3700 and 4000 dollars amidst a buyer-rich event. The Clansman prize boat remained unsold at 50000. A turkey dinner followed the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Wrigley, Jr
Creon Gables Farm
Lake Geneva
Wis
Corn Belt
New York
Northwestern
Rutgers
Ernest Melberg
Norway
Long Lady
Long Joe
Smooth Lady
Giant Buster
Indiana
Hig Wonder
Grover Sampson
St. Joe
Mich
Mr. Wrigley
Supreme Council divides work to speed up EEO
Paris Jan 10 The supreme council splits workload after arrival of Premiers Lloyd George and Nitti. Lloyd George Clemenceau and Nitti meet separately on Adriatic questions while Curzon Scialoia Cambon Mathuin Wallace discuss Serbian Romanian revisions to the Hungarian peace treaty. A section approves rejecting the Flemish demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Supreme Council
Lloyd George
Nitli
Clemenceau
Nitti
Adriatic
Earl Curzon
Vittori Scialoia
Jules Cambon
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Bryon Mathuin
Hugh C. Wallace
Rou Manians
Flemlands
Bad Teeth Cause Insanity Plague at N J Hospital
Dr Henry A Cotton medical director reports that bad teeth caused many insanity cases at the New Jersey state hospital for the insane last year. He urges dentists to remove infected teeth rather than attempt saving them by filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey State Hospital
Henry A. Cotton
Flo
Isaac Sternberg Dies at St. Paul
Isaac Sternberg founder of the Sternberg cloak and salt shop in Waterloo east died suddenly at St. Paul yesterday after a visit there with relatives. He came to Waterloo ten years ago from St. Paul and built a successful business. previously he worked in Fargo and Watertown. He handed over management on Jan 1 this year due to ill health. Surviving are his widow and daughter Mrs. J Hecht of New York City, with Mrs. Sternberg visiting in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Reed
Benjamin Franklin Reed
Presbyterian Hospital
Springfield
Til
Strawberry Point
Volga
Elizabeth Glidden
Clifton A. Reed
Waterloo
Ray TE. Reed
St. Paul
Minn
Isaac Sternberg
Sternberg
Waterloo East
Mr. Sternberg
Watertoo
Fargo
N.D
Watertown
Waterloo Lodge
Masonic Order
J. Hecht
New York City
New York
City in Brief Huchauin for Ginasea West End Fourth Street Uridge
Local items from city in brief include trial jurors delayed until Jan 12, visitors from Milwaukee and Portland, a nurses district meeting set for Jan 15, a sidewalk fall injuring Mrs Lawless, smallpox quarantines for three addresses, a basketball game rescheduled for Tuesday, a Valesting feature at Walnut Street Baptist Church, a bicycle accident near Hicventh, Dr Powers office hours, and Labor Temple union meeting hours posted for weekly evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawless
Shomp-Son Avenue
Busineesa
Chester R. Great
Kern Street
Blatt
Campbell
Agus Street
Des Moines Red Hearings Begin in Local Raid
Des Moines hearings on 19 alleged radicals taken in a general raid began today before Warren Long, U.S. immigration inspector. The private sessions may last two or three days or more as bonds were posted by about half the detainees while the others could not meet the bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Des Moines
Jan
Warren Long
United States Immigration Inspector
Kansas City
United States Department of Safar
Alleged Shoplifter Held to Grand Jury for Waist Garment
Waiving preliminary examination Viz. Praze was released today under $240 bonds to await action by the grand jury on a charge of larceny from a department store. The manager reports Praze, while paying for a woman's waist, concealed another waist in his overcoat. The waist is valued at $42.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praze
Fraze
Greater Waterloo Association Announces 1400 Members
The Greater Waterloo association expects 1400 members, announced by M L Bowman at a noon luncheon. The roll stood at 1200, reported by E F Mac Donough. Charles E Stinehari led by securing 92 memberships in a single effort. Bowman's daily talk praised campaign workers for their efforts and time. The luncheon was the final event for the team workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Waterloo
M. L. Bowman
E. F. MacDonough
Charles E. Stinehari
Groters
Association
C. V. Simmons
Finance minister seeks 3000 additional rooms for tax staff
Berlin Jan. 9 Minister of Finance M Erz berger announced a call for 3000 additional rooms to house the staff needed to administer new tax measures soon to be enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Priday
M. Erzberger
Temperatures Today Reported By Buchanan Optigal Ca
An update lists today’s temperatures from Buchanan Optigal Ca with midnight readings and scattered figures. Yesterday’s values include several highs and lows, showing varied conditions across time and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Optigal
Rug auction sparks Willard rise in New York
In a New York tale a Tennessee rug buyer named Willard shifts from clerk to oil ventures after a fateful auction. He buys two rugs with a broken thread, wins the second at a bargain, and carries the rug home in triumph. The incident helps him gain capital and a foothold in the city, eventually leading to success in the oil business. The piece also notes Nayid Crockett, a descendant of David Crockett, among Oklahoma University’s 1800 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Memphis
Tenn
Mr. Willard
Myst
Willard
Thorely
Crockett
Norman
Okla
David Crockett
University of Oklahoma
Young Crockett
Nayid
Cairo
Oklo
Hoy
Navy
WAT
Neva Hohl Weds Sergt Guy B Weaver in Des Moines
Mr and Mrs F R Hohl announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Neva Hohl to Sergt Guy B Weaver. The ceremony was at noon today at Rev W B Sanford's Des Moines residence. Weaver, still in service, had been stationed locally as an instructor and has windfall Indiana roots. The couple will decide their residence after his discharge in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Hohl
Miss Neva Jr
Sergt
Guy B. Weaver
Des Moines
W. B. Sanford
Waterloo
Waterloo Business College
Pawnee Tire & Hubber Company
Sergi. Weaver
Co. M
OSAGE
Fan
Roy Woolverton
Brandon
Mis
L. Kibbe
Woolverton
M. Skuttle
Minneapolis
Skuttle
J.C. Bartlett
Tom Ferris
Bridge Club
Albertson
Austin
Minn
EE. S$. Fonda
H. T. Stoughton
A We. Alfenborn
Churen State Board
John & Smith Lumber Co
Maud Holbrook
Hamilton
Mant
Bent Prieft
Vance
Swall
East Chass Street
Forest City
Nashua
Robert. Leach
Adel
Mechanes A. Smith
Grace WelleyeFigh
Rodtaundsy
Louciiw
Residence Property in Waterloo West Changes Hands
The double residence at 24 26 Park avenue west owned and occupied by P. W. Belangee and Wim. A. Graham is purchased by Hi. J. Merlian and A K. Smith. Possession expected about March 10. the home is among the finest in its area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue West
P. W. Belangee
Wim. A. Graham
Hi. J. Merlian
A K. Smith
Wilson board to open coal talks Monday in DC
Washington dispatch says President Wilsons board for coal settlements prepared to begin negotiations Monday with committees representing miners and operators in the central competitive field. Preparatory work includes data collection on mining costs and handling complaints about terms of the government agreement amid operator evasions. John L. Lewis and other United Mine Workers officials to arrive for hearings. Also notes Reinbeck defeats Grundy Center 25 to 16 in basketball. Marriage licenses listed for Fay J. McGune and Kuna M Harmon among others. Morocco reports petroleum discovery near Djebel Tolfat with 12 shafts planned in 1920. Chicago Reserve Bank raises discount rate certificates to 4 3/4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
United States
Alon Y
Miners’ Union
Central District Scale Committee of
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Workers
Waship
Prohibition in Rat Diet Affects Next Generations
In Princeton New Jersey at the American Society of Naturalists session Dr McDowell and E M Wicarf reported experiments with white rats. One group fed alcohol and the other abstinent showed grand-children of teetotalers solving mazes faster. Grandchildren of drinkers needed three days to reach food versus two for the teetotal line, suggesting diet influences intelligence across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Society of Naturalists
C.mcdowell
E. M Wicarf
Cold Spring Harbor
L. I
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Legion
D’olier
C. A. Morris
Orvie Miller
Uris City
Utis
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Jocal Ts
T. C
K. of P. Hall
al. G. Whitman
R. L. Eggert
W. F. Pence
C. W. Powell
W. A. Dobson
Woo. A
Young Women's Christian Association
T. Ti. McManus
Kragnoyarok
Novocherkassk
Admiral Kolchak
Popélayev
Pepeliayev
Stephen Gelley
Stephen Gilley
Fourth Street West
Marion
Leo Francis Gunstead
Summer Street
L. M. Gunstead
Charles Catshall
Fifth Street
Clarence
Leonard
Lawrence
Ella
Verna
O'Keefe & Towne
J. B. Smith
Fairview
Clinton CO
Girl Checker
Britain
U.S
Mexico
Walace
Wrigley
Roumanian
Lay Doctors of Hospital
Huchauin
Ginasea
West End
Fourth Street
Uridge
Willy Hot
James Dwyer
Milwaukee
Juon Kevan
A. M. Eppstein
Daugh Eee Iielon and Lie
Portland, Ore
Jacob Lovingston
Waterloo American Legion
Cedar Rapids Liglom Tean
Bast High School
Gyi
Rey
Lola Hingan Smith
Walnut Street
G. I. M. Woodbury
Washington Street
Hicventh
Ann
R. V. Tuldlebrand
Powers
Labor Temple
Dil
Aking Boys
SIV
AGU
Tay
Passing & Staal
Danio
Jlorvert Corey
Dan
Allees
Baltimore
Anil Akbi
Lo Cums
Ten- Noskur
Grean
Tennessee
Lome
Meérapus
Avery
Ben
Mies
Neva Hohl
Sergt. Weaver
Waterloo West
SUNS
Wilson Board
Reinbeck
Grondy
Cettter
Biber
Wagner
Morrison
Grundy
Fay J. McGune
Cedar Rapids
M. Harmon
la Porte City
Perry
Jackson
Millie
Collins
Roy Jessen
Pearl Winkowitsch
Morocco
Djebel Tolfat
St. Jean
Reserve Bank Discount
Chicago Federal’ Reserve Bank Tofley
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