Palmer to Enforce Union Return Rights at Mines
Attorney General Palmer told United Mine Workers officials the Justice Department will enforce the Lever act provisions and return miners to work. He directed operators to restore the umpire in affected districts and submit discharge cases for decision while pressing compliance with the president's settlement terms. Assistant AG Ames to enforce the proposition, including prosecutions if needed.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Palmer
United Mine Workers
Department of Justice
Wilson
John L. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Colorado
Washington
Ames
Sporle Named Overseer of Poor in Black Hawk
Fred L. Sporle former police chief and ex councilman was named overseer of the poor by the board of supervisors in Black Hawk. He also becomes director of the Social Welfare League and will run both organizations from the courthouse. No immediate changes, but his tenure is considered tentative as he plans to address urgent needs including fuel for quarantined homes across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Sporle
Board of Supervisors
Social Welfare League
League
Sporle
Reunification urged for Methodist churches across divisions
Reports from Bries Louisvie Paris and London note the joint commission recommends reuniting the North and South Methodist Episcopal churches. The supreme council in Paris dissolves without resolving Adria-Sig. Jugo-Slavs offer concessions to Italy with League of Nations Fiume Tara. Other dispatches mention martial law in Italian cities over a railroad strike and bolshevik opposition in the Caucasus. In California gunner Depew is alive after bandit reports.
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Louisvie
Jiy
Joint Commission of the
Methodist Episcopal Churches
North
Paris
Supreme Council
Jugo-Slavvs
Italy
League of Nations
Fiume
Tara
Turin
London
Central News
Caucasus
Denikine
Russia
Novo- Rosaysk
Bakersfield
Cal
Gunner” Depew
Maricopa
Arizona
Wrecked auto removed from creek after train crash
Five men toiled over more than five hours to recover a wrecked automobile from Black Hawk creek after it was thrown from a Rock Island train Monday night. John M. Schenk was killed in the incident. A tractor, track, boat and a truck were used to retrieve the car, which lay in unfrozen water due to warm condensate flow from the railway power plant. The vehicle was ruined, described as a mass of junk.
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Black Hawk Creek
Rock Island
John M. Schenk
Waterloo deaths mark end of era for local railroad man
J. Jenness Jr a longtime Illinois Central conductor died at 114 Clay Street Waterloo after 39 years service born April 15 1845 in Hiie Pa served in Civil War Sixteenth Pennsylvania cavalry moved to Iowa married widow Jenness and children Lesley F and Joseph N Jenness Katharine Handsell survived six grandchildren and six siblings funeral to be led by Christian Scientists and Masons at home with Lincoln Circle G A R meeting Thurs. Francis J Fay 29 traveling salesman died of influenza at a Waterloo hotel first epidemic death this year Alliance Neb and Cedar Rapids sisters Margaret Fay Kansas City Mo brother Leo Fay Fort Sheridan Wyo body at O Keefe Towne mortuary services likely at Alliance Catholic church. Mrs Jack Burns formerly of Waterloo died Jan 12 in Fort Smith Ark operation preceded her sister Rosa Smith of Waterloo and Van Buren Ark. Hazel Gallup 23 Nora Springs died at St Francis Hospital survived by husband and one child body to Nora Springs for funeral. John M Schenk funeral Thursday 2 30 from First Presbyterian with Rev Macartney. burial Elmwood.
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J. Jenness
F. Jr
Jenness
Waterloo
Clay Street
Illinois Central
Hiie
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Iowa
Cherokee
Order of Railway Conductors
Robert Anderson Nest
Sersh
Josephine Shimer
Lesley F
Joseph N. Jenness
Katherine Handsell
Boston
Mass
Isaaze
Pittsburg
Kan
Carl
Scranton
George
Willian
Eric
Samuel Russell
Boise
Ida
Fred Keene
Los Angeles
Francis J. Fay
Thilu
Gaza
Fay
Hippo States Motor Company
Alliance
Neb
Margaret Fay
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Kelly
Kansas City
Leo Fay
Fort Sheridan
Wyo
O'Keefe & Town
Jack Burns
Fort Smith
Ark
Qelwein
Burns
Rosa Smith
van Buren
Hazel Gallup
Nora Springs
St. Francis Hospital
O’keefe & Towne Mortuary
Mycha Copenbuvar
Della Trussell
James Lulton
Apex
Merrick
Robert Masking
Edgewood
Spautn
Rose Lambe
Comfort
Weel
Lund
Bard NelMer
Dawghter
Iman
Minn
A. Houelk
John Corngillus
Christian
Jon Tucsiy
Waverly Aie Nore Springs
CutFos Nostleid
Mitcheark
Fry
Margared Muncey
James M. Barger
Chrles City
Day
F. Walker
John Robinson
Walser
A. Comfort
M. Tt
Cashler
C. L. Kight
M. Houser
Benita Barger
T the Farmers’ State ‘Bank
W. W. Blasiar
Ece
C. Prush
A.M. Foung
Castler
A Blasiar
R. Ues
A. B.illird
L. S. Hovey
M. GC. Young
J. Ganiere
O. 0. Parker
G. B. Fox
A. O. Knanp
Dubuque
Haine
China
Ers’ Mutual Telephone Company
Alvin Oliver
G.C. Rienda
C. L. Bright
H. L. Thomas
J. B. Kenney
Burrell
William Brown
Ttenehe
HJ. Ganicre
Nick Flaming
Water Joo
C.J. Rudolph
2Nd D. Herron
C. Drew
Jesup High
Isehool
James
Cedar Falls
Pythian Si ‘Ters
Earl Hasking
Eva" Marsh
Cathierine Copenhaver
Servie
Margaret, Bloom
Bess Barrett
Bella Bordner
Jessie Dodge
Emma Place
Norm Walker
Samir Sherman
Gertrude Houck
Florence Knowles
Ruby Lain
E. Dean
Richmont
Altay Richmond
Independence
Wicks
Des Moines
Albert Richmond
Robert Elliott
Brandon
Richmondling
Valley
Wash
Heran
California
All Iowa Charges Send Delegates to Evangelical Meet
First Evangelical church hosts delegates for the Iowa Forward Movement conference opening tomorrow. Plans are set with committees in charge and sessions led by Bishop L H Segar from Naperville Illinois. Topics cover spiritual life prayer Bible study consecration stewardship and gospel outreach. Women will serve medals during the conference.
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First Evangelical’ Church
Iowa Forward Movement
Town Evant Lgelical Association
L. H. ‘Segar
Naperville
M.l
Forward Movement
Ilinois
Christina
Mmes
William Sindilinger
Ww. H. Brunn
Eli Messer
Americans Stung by Exchange Rates in Shanghai
Shanghai reports a sharp rise in silver value has crippled foreign trade as Americans there pay inflated prices for currencies and goods. Exporters face restricted operations while bond and bank activity stalls. importers pricing in dollars beat the market. Foreign workers suffer under outdated terms. Banks seek to raise China’s product prices worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
New York
China
America
City in Brief Guchanan for Glasses
Ad notice notes a storefront on Fourth Street Bridge area offering eyeglasses under a Guchanan sign with a brief city mention.
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Guchanan
Fourth Street Bridge
Local notables head in various directions for business and events
Dr. Blug and Dr. B Johnson depart for Chicago on business while dack and Harry Casebeer travel to Cedar Rapids for the pet stock show with two grey Flemish hares. Mrs. Uulwick returns to Fort Worth after a week with Edmund Rausch. A marriage license is issued to Frank Nass and Mable Cruft. Market day sale at Farmer, Tenn. draws buyers in cold weather. A half hour concert entertains West High School pupils featuring George Goldkette and Benjamin Price. Robbery case prompts Dr. Baldwin to deploy bloodhounds near Laverne. Mrs. Such attends a wedding in Glen Haven. Local firms renew charters and expand capitalization, including W. A. Bryant & Sons and Black Hawk Coffee & Spice. A chicken pie supper is planned at First Lutheran church.
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Dr. B. Johnson
Chicago
Dack
Harry Casebeer
Ulis
Cedar Rapids
Perry A. Uulwick
Edmund Rausch
Fort Worth
Tex
Frank Nass
Waterloo
Mable Cruft
Farmer
George Eddy
Ray Johnson
Cedar Falls
Iowa City
Ruth
C. 2
Minkel
Geraldine
West High School
George Goldkette
Benjamin Price
DB. V. Baldwin
Laverne
Mary Beck
Emma Shallhammer
Philip Such
Glen Haven
Wis
Such
W. A. Bryant &Sons Company
W.A. Bryant
L. W. Bryant
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Company
G. E. Lichty
EB. L. Jones
Ice
Robert Lichty
H. E. Cropper
Waterloo Minity Firm Expands Bank Paper Production
Joseph P. Devine formerly of the Waterloo Evening Courier and Dan O Connell former Waterloo partner have started a Detroit Michigan firm producing bank and office supplies. Devine is elected vice president of the company which specializes in printing and lithographing checks notes and other materials for banks and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Minity
Detroit
Joseph P. Devine
Waterloo Evening Courier
Dan O'Connell
Waterloo
Mica
Devine
Disputed Rail Bill Clauses Taken Up by Conferees Today
Senate and house conferees opened extended debate on anti strike and other contested labor provisions in the Cummins and Esch railroad reorganization bills. Early discussions showed wide differences on labor questions as conferees resumed work, with final action awaiting further conference sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
PD. C
Esch
Senate
House
Oren Teme Ny Ng
Lsst
New York State Assembly
Charles Solomon
Ovis Waldman
Samuel Orr
August'ihe
Claessens
Samual A. Dowltt
New York Police Probe After 18 Arrests in Alleged Plot
Police bomb squad and DOJ agents search for six radicals following the Monday arrests of 18 suspected terrorists connected to a claimed bomb plot. An alien’s tax case aided federal authorities in uncovering the plan, with raids expanding to Seattle and the Northwest as officials label the effort to curb radical activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prom
New York
Department of Justice
Rada
Faderal
Buford
Seattle
Wash
Union of Russian Workers
Soviet Russia Defense in New York Legislature
The joint executive committee investigating radicalism swept up hundreds of extremists. A man was indicted on a charge of criminal anarchy with Irish agitator James Larkin for an anarchist uprising in 1917. His writings urged conquering and destroying the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trompage
Jame Larkin
Nation-Wide Campaign Planned by Disciples Church
About 100 representatives of the Disciples of Christ executive committees met in St. Louis to plan a nation wide evangelical campaign. The aim includes fostering vocations for ministry and missionary work and the pro sec evangelical drive was set to end Easter Sunday. The conference continued through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ape
International Convention of the Diseiles of Christ
Prosec
Junior Chamber of Commerce Proposed by Civic Meet
In St Louis on January 21 preliminary steps were taken to organize a national junior chamber of commerce for young business men. A caucus of junior civic body representatives from across the country planned executive work and a national convention at this meeting led by the local junior chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ex Divorce Proctor of Kansas City Wins Case
Kansas City Moat s former divorce proctor Mrs Tiera Warren Moats of Kansas City Kan wins a divorce decree against Franklin F Moats oil operator in the Oklahoma and Mexican fields who lives at Tampico Mexico Mrs Moats is described as one of the best known women lawyers in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tiera Warren Moats
Kan
Franklin F. Moats
Oklahoma
Tampico
Mex
Moats
Greece Thrace Claims Backed by Senate Group
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported a resolution backing Greece in Thrace claims. It proposes Greece receive Thracian territory once surrendered by Turkey and Bulgaria, contingent on Bulgaria receiving an outlet on the Aegean Sea.
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Washington, D. C
Greece
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
King
Utah
Senate
Turkey
Bulgaria
Aegean Sea
Your Husband Sent Us Bandits Loot Diamonds in Kansas City
In Kansas City on January 21 a pair of men posed as delivering a message from Marry Schwartz to Mrs Josephine Schwartz at 3108 Central Street. They robbed her of jewelry valued in the thousands, including a large diamond ring worth 2500, a five stone wedding ring, and a diamond lavaliere. A motor car carried the men as they fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Schwartz
Josephine Schwartz
Central Street
Selwartz
Sleeping costs rise as beds and boxcar berths cost more
Chicago January 21 Prices for beds and mattresses climb as manufacturers push up costs. The piece notes regular beds with linens now cost more, while sleepers in hay or boxcar boxes escape the higher rates. It warns that bedding prices will rise next after mattresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Hikes Good Health Givers Scout Chief Tells Social Workers
Edward C. Wright Jr. urged social workers at the Community Center to promote walking for health. He said open air walks in winter boost health and fun, noting proper dress and a 3 mph pace as essential and that hike plans are planned for early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Edward C. Wright
Wright
Social Workers Group
Davis Heans Engineers Elected ASCE President
Arthur L Davis of Washington was elected president of the American Society of Engineers in New York. The next meeting is planned for Houston, Texas in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Heans
Associated Press
New York
Arthur
Davis of
Washington
American Society of Engineers
Houston
Tex
Jesup Ta Merchants Sell Stock and Social News
Jesup journal notes Campbell sold his stock of general merchandise to Mercod from Uansell. Mrs. IL Hovey hosted a small afternoon gathering, and Falter with Mrs. R. Pinca entertained Monday evening with refreshments. Werting returned from Minneapolis business trip. Willam Lang of New Hampton was in town last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. Harris left for Havana Cuba on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Jesup Ta
Campbelli
Willam Lang
New Hampton
Mra
W. Harris
Havana
Cuba
Odds and Ends Of Waterloo Community Notices
A long, readably OCR fragment lists social visits and local events in Waterloo and nearby towns. It notes guests, birthdays, church notices, bank officers, and railway schedules with names like Della Trussell, Mrs. James Lulton, Merrick, and Rev. A. O. Knapp, plus staff changes at the Farmers' State Bank and Farmers Mutual Telephone company.
Man badly hurt at Engine Works in Waterville plant
Watson Whittlesy about 35 was caught in a revolving crank shaft of a gasoline engine at the Waterloo Gus Engine company plant where he worked. He suffered a fractured skull and jaw and head injuries. Eyewitnesses were lacking and the accident occurred about 10 a m. He was taken to Presbyterian hospital and his recovery appears doubtful. Whittlesy lives in Fort Dodge and had been with the local firm off and on, two months on current contract. His brother Clarence also works there and they shared a room at 417 Park avenue west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Whittlesy
Whittiesy
Ment
Fort, Dodge
Fort Dodge
Joca
Whitlesy
Clarence
Park Avenus West
Illinois Deerslayers Fined for Deer Shooting
Albert Moore and Elmer Serby, farmer boys near Ottawa, shot a wild deer in a grove last Saturday. They were fined $100 and costs for illegal deer hunting, marking the first such penalties in Illinois in 20 years as the deer herd had wandered from Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Illinois
Albert” Moore
Elmer Serby
Ottawa
Wisconsin
Moore and
Selby
Ilinois
Alkali in Shampoos Bad For Washing Hair
Ad says most soaps and shampoos have too much alkali drying scalp and making hair brittle. Promotes Mulsified repepanut oil shampoo as pure grease free and cheap. Instructions say moisten hair, rub in a teaspoon, produces rich lather, cleanses, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft bright and manageable.
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