Plan for national industrial courts proposed in Congress
A proposed plan by Senator Kenyon and the Senate labor committee calls for a national industrial congress with 300 voting delegates to devise a permanent industrial court system and a principles program. Pending action, a national labor board would operate temporarily like the war labor board to settle disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Washington, T. C
pRenton
Senate Labor Committee
Wilson
Congress
National Industrial Congress
Board
National Labor Congress
National Labor Board
War Labor Board
Kenyon
Senate
England
Cedar Tal News Residents Report From Waterloo Morning Courier
Local news notice from Cedar Tals reporting on residents and community services. Sources include WA Twaddle, the Waterloy Morning Courier and Liesly Reporters, with contact hours and office address in Cedar Tal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wa.twaddle
Cedar Tals
Waterloy Moening Courier
Liesly
West Jourto Street
Loto
City Realty Moves briskly in Cedar Falls area
City real estate activity spikes in Cedar Falls with multiple transfers. H L Wolverton of Osage buys the William Morgan residence at 110 East Eleventh Street for $7,000. Edward Donovan estate sells 10 18th Street property for $4,000. Harold J. buys 303 Iowa Street for $2,500. Thomas S. Streeter, 58, dies of tuberculosis at 1204 College Street. Funeral and related notices follow with local officials and clergy attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vedar Falls
H. L. Wolverton
Osage
William Morgin
Eart Eleventh Street
Pose Session
Maren I. Ma) Burke
C. J. Ho Murphy
Mur
Iowa Street
Caley
Larald J
Bhy
Edward
Thomas
Bersold
College Street
Cedar Falls
Anl
Ralph
Lee
Siblay
Ballwin Come Jmandery
Knights Taniyilar
Eugene Allen
Pirst Methodist Church
Medical Society Plans to Combat Any Flu Siege
Waterloo Medical Society met with Mayor T J Leeper City Clerk A E Johnson and E F MacDonough to discuss influenza preparedness Plans include recording nurses of three classes and a committee to prepare a guide for public against influenza and to teach symptom recognition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Society
Waterlooo Medical Society
T. J. Leeper
A. E. Johnson
E. F. MacDonough
Greater Waterloo Association
Russell-Lanmisonp
D. C. Huntoon
C. W. Ellyson
East Schools Teachers Win 20 Percent Salary Increase
The East Independent School District board granted a voluntary 20 percent salary boost for the second semester, a surprise for the faculty. The raise runs through the current term, with other actions at the meeting described as routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Independent
Board of Education
Flu Situation in Iowa Unchanged in January
Des Moines reports the flu scene in Iowa largely stable with few deaths this year. The state health board will meet to discuss quarantine and case handling, which officials say remain largely a matter of law. Correction notes no boundary changes in Grundy county or New Hartford district lines as previously claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
State Board
Intate
Waterloo: Evening Courier
Butler County Board of Education
Grundy County
New Hartford
E. B. Hodges
Futter County
Veratorns Fans Rally Behind Team in Patchy Notes
A fragmented report notes Fan 22 and Burhzian Optical fo. attendance at a midnight event. Partial figures include 1979 84 and 38, with unclear context and missing details on teams or outcomes.
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Burhzian Optical Fo
Moral Law Bar to Labor's War in Sedition Bill
Washington January 22. Attorney General Palmer did not appear before the House Rules Committee to present views on anti sedition measures. Samuel Gompers urged that the Graham bill would make free men slaves and condemned banning radical literature as preventing labor’s push for better conditions. He warned such laws would curb mass movements and organize labor, threatening civil liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Prss
Washington
D. C
Palmer
House Rules Committee
House
Senate
Graham
Pennsylvania
Gompers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gampers
America
United States
Snell
New York
Compers
Transfer Of Motor Car Transfers Involves Formal Registration Steps
Black Hawk county treasurer's office sent over 1,000 notices to motor vehicle owners who lacked license plates after plate supplies ran out. Special clerk C McCoy explains that mailed registration cards require a signed transfer when a vehicle changes hands, with new cards issued by the new owner. By Feb 1 about 7,000 vehicles are expected registered. January penalties apply, and February fees rise by 2 dollars with 1 dollar extra for each delinquent month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. McCoy
Rar
McCay
Black Hawk County
County Institute Draws 400 Black Hawk Teachers
About 400 pedagogs from Black Hawk county attend an inspirational institute at East High School with sessions today and tomorrow. Dr Earnest Horn headlines today with Silent Reading and The Assignment in the Light of Reveal Investigations this afternoon. Dr W F Russell speaks tomorrow morning and afternoon. Public schools close to allow staff attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Inspirational Institute
East High School
Earnest Horn
W. F. Russell
Waterloo
Ity
Campaign for Budget Continues Amid Pledges
The Y M C A campaign gathered 279 solicits yesterday with 247 contributing. Directors and key donors are away from town. campaign head John J. Jones says the drive will stay open a few more days to collect late results. He is confident the $20,000 goal will be met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.mooc.a. Financial
Susain
John J. Jones
Jenes
Quarantine Notes Highlight Local Illness Detentions
Influenza J noted with multiple residents named including J Payne and Mrs Mary Welch. Smallpox cases listed for Thomas Gruner and Mrs A J Artus. Diphtheria case reported for Francis Carolan with detention at a hospital. Street addresses and names indicate a citywide health tracking effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Payne
Lerina
Arthur Hagerston
Sunnyside
George “Vaughn
Avenue West
Mary Welch
Eta State Street
Roy E. Schoeck
Commercial
Thomas Gruner
Kern
A. J. Artus
Leonard
Iehman
Francis Carolan
Heapltal
City in Brief Highlights Local Happenings and Delays
L. E. Hanson broke his wrist cranking a car last night. Miss Matd Ta Popp returned from Chicago after a month’s visit. May J. M. Page and Kathring Turk obtained a Dunkerton marriage license. Various residents visit relatives and plan meetings as illness and travel circulate through the area. A basketball game between Legion and cast high teams is postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Hanson
Matd Ta Popp
Chicago
May
J. M. Page
Kathring A. Turk
Dunkerton
James T. Bentley
Clairsville
S. M
S. EB
F. T
Team of Horses Hit by Freight Train Near Greene
A runaway team owned by Dell Curtis bolted as a freight train approached at 430 AM. The train struck the horses, fracturing one leg in two places and necessitating the animal's euthanization. the other horse was seriously injured and may die. Dias Eis and James Pringle narrowly escaped harm while trying to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Das
Double Bowler Preseason Baseball Set for Jacksonville
Four major league teams hold a new double bowler format in a Jacksonville preseason event on March 29. The world champion Cincinnati Reds face the New York Americans while the Washington Americans play the Brooklyn Nationals in separate games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacksonville
Fla
Cincinnatis
New York American
Washington Americans
Brooklyn Nationals
Lawmaker argues bill targets force not opinions
Representative Snell says the bill aims at those guilty of force and violence and would not affect peaceful political activity. Chairman Volstead notes no intent to punish moral influence, while Gompers says courts should decide cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snell
Volstead
Judiciary Committee
Gompers
Nate Kendall Breaks Leg in Iowa Ice Fall
Nate Kendall, Republican gubernatorial candidate, fractured his right leg after slipping on ice in Clarion, Iowa yesterday. He is resting at his home in Albi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Kendall
Albi
Clarion
Death Notices for Mrs Wilhelmina Nissen and Dorothy Harwood
Mrs Wilhelmina Sophia Nissen of 1127 Seventh Street West, widow of Hans Nissen, died at 12 30 a m after two months of illness. Born July 15 1864 in Hanover Germany she came to Waterloo 84 years ago and married Dietrich Berghaus earlier. survived by husband and multiple children and stepchildren. Dorothy Harwood infant of 640 Parker Street died after birth at Presbyterian hospital. Burial at Fairview after prayer service at O Keefe Towne mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina
Nissen
Sophia Nissen
Hans Nissen
Seventh Street West
Nissen Wig
Hanover
Germany
Dietrich Derghaus
Berghaus
Reinbect
Waterloo
Hugo Berghaus
Alberta
Can
O. W. Sierck
Everly
W. Currant
Sandwich
Dietneh Berghaus
Hilda Nissen
Peter Nissen
Margaret Nissen
Stuggard
Ark
Mary Bailey
Jesup
Elia
Emma
Alfrieda
Dorothy Barwood
Dorothy Harwood
Roof Fires on Fourth Street Clip City Utilities
Fire alarms report multiple roof fires with minor damage on Fourth Street locations 1026 West Fourth Street East 1616 Fourth Street East and at St Marys Church prior to noon. A universial joint failure caused a street lamp break during response and a truck was towed to station No 2. No fires were found at the Telephone Building 21 Fifth Street East. Play Salmastre With Bronson in saranga Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Fourth
Fifth Street
State of War Led U S to Free Mexican Murderers
San Antonio report says a wartime state between the United States and Mexico led to freeing Mexican murderers captured after the 1916 San Ignacio raid. District Attorney John A. Valls testified to a senate sub committee, detailing convictions, executions, and later reversals citing plan of San Diego and Carranza era actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
United States
Mexico
John A. Valls
Senate
Valls
Forty-ninth District
Texas
San Ignacio
Court of Criminal Appeals
Mexco
Walls
San Diego
Moh
Carranza
Nisefero Zambram
Monterey
Repubiic
Kyle Rucker
Federico Guitieriz Zapata
Milks Emulsion Linked to Dramatic Health Gain
A Mattoon resident recounts a year of illness and a dramatic recovery after using Milks Emulsion. The testimonial claims weight gain, restored vitality, and improved digestion, with a money back guarantee and prices of 60 cents and $1 20 per bottle offered by The Milks Emulsion Co. Cadvertigement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
J. H. Johnson
St., Mattoon
Milka
Terre Taute
Ind
Cadvertigement
Wartime home remedy promises instant hair color
An advertisement touts Orlex powder as a cheap at home remedy to color gray hair to black brown or light brown. Dissolve in four ounces of distilled water and comb through. It claims safety zince no silver lead or mercury and promises a non sticky washable result with a $200 gold bond guarantee.
Border raids linked to Carranza government claim witnesses
Valle testified that Zapata led raids across the border with Carranza knowledge and approval. Cols Ruiz and Falcon were named as Carranza army officers. De La Roza’s forces recruited at Victoria Tamaulipas and Monterrey. Gen. Naffacto reportedly assassinated by orders of Carranza after threats to reveal raids. British exchange falls to new record low as remittances ease.
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Carranza
Zapata
Valle
Cols. Ruiz
Falcon
de la Roza
Victoria
Tamaulipas
Monteray
Emilio Naffaete
Walls
Naffacto
Associated Press
New York
Cedar Falls Firm Purchases Waterloo Grocery Store
Slifsgaard and Olsen, who recently ran a wholesale and grocery business in Waterloo, today bought the R Z Shearn store on College Hill. Possession is to be given Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Slifsgaard & Olsen
Wid & Grocery
Waterloo
R. Z. Shearn
College Hill
Tonic for the nerves promises cure by blood build up
Nervous individuals without a diagnosable disease seek relief from irritation headaches sleeplessness and nervous dyspepsia. The ad claims Dr Williams Pink Pills restore nerve tone by enriching the blood and offer a free health booklet Diseases of the Nervous System. Pills cost 60 cents a box and can be mailed postpaid from Schenectady New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss
Francis Mervier
Brunswick
Alonzo O. Bills Co
Washinion
D. C
Dr. Williams
Dr. Wiliams
Dr. Willams Medicing Co
Schenectady
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised in Ads
Mrs Thomas Beeching of Andrews Indiana says Chamberlains Cough Remedy is the best medicine for breaking up winter colds and coughs and that her husband would not take any other product. The advertisement extols its value and usefulness in treating colds and coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Gough
Chamberlain
Thomas Beeching
Andrews
Ind
Beauty Aid Promises Hair Shampoo From Canthrax
A vintage advertisement touts canthrax as a cheap shampoo that cleanses scalp of dandruff dirt and oil. It claims hair dries fast, looks bright and fluffy, and is easy to arrange. Instructions say dissolve a teaspoon in hot water to make a full cup of liquid shampoo.
Household remedy for ear noises and catarrhal deafness
If you are growing hard of hearing and have catarrhal deafness or roaring hissing and noises in your ears, visit your druggist for Parmint one ounce strength. Mix 34 pint hot water with a little granulated sugar and take one tablespoonful four times daily. Relief from head noises and easier breathing may follow.
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Industrial Court For Disputes
Plan OF Kenyon
Cedar Labs Daily News
City Realty
Pioneer
Edward P. Streater
J. G. Packard
Reve i. S
First Congregational Church
Lil
A. W
Streeter
Frank Streeter
Lake Mills
Thormuis Streeter
Mason City
aAberdeen
Clark HL Streeter
Packard
Charles i
Ball
Pittsburgh
Harvey G. Hieber
Monrovia
Cal
John Marinett
W. J. Mowe
Charles &. Santee
Kansas City
Joe Foster
A.elf
France
Sartori Hospital
C. S. Royse
Trey
Charles $. Royse
Cherles W. Flint
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Cave
Army
Navy
A. W. Streeter
Thomas Streeter
W. W. Goudy
Koontz
Boone
Edwart FP. Skeeter
Graham Idea
Susan George
Son
Anaes City
Fred Daniels Reseus Mission
Moody Alumnae Association
Gideons
East High Building
Lean
Marseilles Manufacturing Company
Moline
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
M. Bentley
Sarah Shaffer
Freeport
Bentley
Cleveland
Julia Robinson
Igwa Horary Commission
Robinson
Library
Library West
Fred Tickle
A. R. Unie
Frank Reicher
First Baptist
Powers
Hawk
Fran
L.e.glaza Tin Shop
Commercial St
Bronson
Saranga Agency
Norolax
Korolax
G. I. Hood Co
Lewell, Mass
Piso
H. P. Clearwater
Hallowell
Maine
Doran
C. J. Miller Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
Landgraf Drug Co
Horn's Pharmacy
Ben Seluneman
Wandler Dric Co
U.S
Nas
MAY Laboratories
Dept. A
Dearborne Street
Timnots
Batavia
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