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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1922

Page

6

G O P Harmonizing Efforts Mark Iowa Convention Plan

Des Moines is to host a Republican state central committee meeting Monday to plan a harmony convention. Senator Cha A Rawson the state chairman is expected to preside, with Lars E Blaine and Attorney General Ren J Glyson slated as key figures guiding party unity and platform framing ahead of the November vote.

Des Moines Harmony Republican State Central Committee Cha A. Rawgon Rawson Washington Lars E. Bladine Cedar Falls Ren J. Glyson Gibson Hetle

Floral Color Flames at Barclay Home Inspires Civic Pride

A Macon Georgia feature describes 727 Barclay Street North as aflame with cannas, petunias and phlox. Neighbors imitate the Hermann garden while the car-filled street and rare snowberry shrub attract wide attention.

Barclay Home Hermann Barclay Street Wiesel Fixample Hartmann

No Disorders in Iowa Strike Zone

Des Moines reports show cautious optimism over the strike situation in Iowa. Gov. Sendal receives daily updates from key centers and no alarming outbreaks have occurred, with a hopeful mood toward a settlement in mines and railroad shops.

Iowa Des Moines Ofelais Sendal

Coal Strike Talks Open In Iowa Des Moines Meet

Officials concede no quick settlement as coal operators in Iowa plan a Des Moines gathering Monday. The sequence of invitations from President Harding and Governor Kendall for miners to return to work may not succeed. Some foresee government ownership of mines as a future option, while anxiety grows over a potential winter coal shortage and rail disruptions affecting mining regions. Local mines may fare better than shipment regions, given railroad impacts on the strike.

Iowa Des Moines Harding

Railroads to receive first coal from railroad mines

The article notes that the first coal mined will be allocated to railroads. Wood burning will be reused due to fuel scarcity, as oil burners have become common in homes and businesses over the past few years. Other methods are used to cope with recurring shortages since the war. In England shops stay open year round to attract customers.

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