FRIENDS OF LABOR LIST WATERLOO BUSINESSES
Organized locals publish a "Friends of Labor" roster of Waterloo merchants and service firms urging residents to buy locally when possible and to shop in Waterloo for items not available from home merchants. The list includes tire shops, bakeries, banks, pharmacies, grocers, lumberyards, hardware stores, hotels, theaters, and numerous specialty shops across East Fifth Street, Fourth Street, and around Jefferson and Lafayette streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
A.C. Stewart Tires and Vulcaniaing
Agnes Thompson Flower and Beauty Shop
Altstadt & Langlas Baking CO
Kleen-Maids
B. W. Schuneman
Bartles-Shepherd Oil Co
Northland Motor
Bert Williams
Con's
Bishop's
Bulis Hotel
Irving Hotel
Black Hawk
Buick Co
Buick
Black Hawk National Bank
Fourth and Commercial
Waterloo, Iowa
Black Hawk Painting CO
West Fourth St
Booth-Joseph CO
First National Bank Brig. Buchanan Optical CO
Iridge Bt
V. M. C. A. Blig Buck’s Booterie Agents
Florshein
West 4Th St
Central Battery & Elec. CO
Automotive Electrical & Radio Supplies
Citizens Gas & Electric CO
iHeat—Power Co
M. Berkley Wools
Pernaces
Sis
Commercial National Bank Capital
Corn Belt Business College
Benson
Vythian Temple Corson Bros. Grocery
W. Co
W. Chapman Lumber CO
E. Seventeenth & Water
Davidsons
Ak Brevyboly
DR. W.i.rig S Rou Cstave
East Fifth ST
Teles Sries
East St
East Side
Tromumhauser
Lafayette First ‘National Bank
Flint Photos Studio
F. H. Loomis
West Fifth St
Furry-Corbin
Pati A
H. and M. Chevalet CO
W. Fifth & Jefferson Sts
Harold & Art National Cigar Store, Inc
Bth & Syemmery
Hileman & Gindt
Mulberry St
H. F. Greten
1St Bridge
Ives Hat Shop
Mike Gauss
Commercial St
Motor Inn
R. J. Hinman
Mary E. Day
Wellington St
Mac’s
Baltimore
Standard
Nichols & Gates Home Pubnishers
West Fourth St. Overland
Waterloo CO
Iwasgt Iuh and
Jefferson St
Remington Typewriter CO
Rynearson & Koch Sanitary Engineers
St. St
St. the
Hansen D Drug CO
Ath
Waterloo Office Supply CO
Wilson & Sweitzer
Fourth St
Waterloo Lumber Co
Carlaud
Waterloo Ice Cream CO
Crowell
Waterloo Hardware CO
tudware—Co
Lafayette Waterloo Morris Plan CO
Bridge St
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Central Labor Union
Woods Millinery Millinery Fashion Center
Waterloo Roofing & Supply CO
Birth St
Street Electric Park
Armory
India
Palace
Clothiers
Kuppenheimer Good Clothes Forum Drug CO
Alpen Pth
Sycamore
Waterloo Monument
Vphone
Smith-Lichty-Hillman CO
Goodyear Shoe Repair CO
Fifth
H. H. Husman
Duco
Spivace Vace Hand
Syccamore St. Martin Brothers CO
San Felice Cigars
Sea St. Rae
East Fourth Waterloo Mattress CO
Galloway
Franklin Waterloo Motor Sales CO
Maxwell & Chrysler Automobiles
Franklin St. Burch
Hallberg Auto
Waterloo Exide
Exide
Lafayette St
Carl J. White
Fourth Plaza Theatre
Rialto Theatre
Alexander Frank Gamble-Robinson Co
Fruits and Vegetables
United Fruit CO
Frais and Paint CO
Attegors
Cutler Hardware CO
Sycamore St
West Park
Ewing & Crozier Realtors
Tsurance
Shepherd Lumber CO
East Fourth St. George
Grocery CO
Fea
Lafayette
Waterloo Sash & Fixture Wes
East Seventh St
Brennan Shoe CO
Marsh-Place
Vogel & Vogel Chiropractic Physicsz State Loan CO
East Fourth St
Earl W. Jacoby
D. C
Lafayette Eco. & CO A. Leath
W. H. Barnes
East Fourth Independent Electric CO
Crawford
SMART
Fourth Street
T. L. Wheeler Timber
Rainbow Drive
Ball Park
W. E. Schollian
William Pitt Sc Cigar
Fowler Co
Fowler Coff United Iowa Vulcanizing Co
Fifth St
E. M. Henderson Music House
Witth . Allen
East Fourth Iowa Building Material Co
Union Made
Commercial St. Zunker Coal CO
Mulberry St. Button Coal CO
East Sixth and Mulberry Iowa Warehouse Co
Ranee
Cratin
Metris
Lafayette Cutler’s
Paris
East Park
Waterloo Bottling Co
Jefferson Waterloo Construction CO
Park Road
Debate on Child Labor Amendment and Federal Powers
The discussion questions whether ratifying the child labor amendment would erase state laws and control. The piece argues no, citing federal supervision in 1916 1919 and state cooperation, noting more and better child labor laws were enacted, with minimal federal bureaucracy and broad state welcome. It cites a Chicago 1924 resolution urging passage without modification and explains why 18 years is the chosen age limit, stating Congress already possesses power to regulate labor across ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Chile
Chicago
Association of Governmental Labor Officials
United States
Canada
Aft Congress
House of Representatives
Varions
Also Mentioned on This Page
Organized Labor Section
Owen R. Lovejoy
National Child Labor Committee
Supreme Court of the United States
National Child Labor Comittee
Service Star Legion
National Council of Catholic Women
American Legion
Y. M
National Girls’ Reserve
Y. Wc
American Association For Labor Lorisitionational Consumers’ League
Nationalfite Girls
National Council of National Women's Relief Society
National League of Women Voters
Girls’ Friendly Society of America
Tional Girl Scouts
National Organization For Public Health
National W. Co. T. U
National Education Association
American Federation of Teachers
General Federation of Women's Clubs
National Congress of Mothers and Parent- Teachers’ Association
American Association of University Women
American Federation of Labor
National Council of Jewish Women
Needlework Guild of America
Children's Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Women's Bureau
National Women’s Trade Union League
National Manufacturers’ Association
National Grange
Farmers’ Alliance
American Farm Bureau
Moderation League