Waterloo's Cedar Valley House Condemned as Unsanitary Hotel
The Cedar Valley House built in 1857 and long a Waterloo landmark at 306 308 310 Commercial Street has been condemned under Iowa housing law. Tenants nine families must vacate within 30 days. owner Wenz Friedl plans demolition after seeking extension to Oct 1.
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Cedar Valley House
Waterloo
Iowa
Commercial Street
Edward Mahnke
Thirty-eighth General Assembly
Wenz Fried
Fried
Cedar Valley
John Sweitzer
Midwest
Edwin Mesick
People’s Building & Loan Association
George P. Beck
Morria Case
Sweitzer
W. W. Ferry
Bamberger
Chris. Brubacher
Mesick
Tike
John Mesick
Louck
Grundy County
Wenzl Friedl
J. Friedl
Peerless Bakery
Martin J. Townsend
Troy
N. Y
Joe Eiboeck
Des Moines
W. H. Hartman
Waterloo Courier
Edmund Miller
G. W.howard
W. W. Ackley
Mesicks
Carmen's Ballot On Chicago Pay Offer Sought
Six hundred Aurora Elgin and Chicago railroad workers struck, halting traffic and cutting power and water to suburbs west of Chicago. Elgin and others faced loss of electric service as factories closed. conflict centers on wage increases and higher fares.
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Carmen
Chicago
Aurora, Elgin & Chicago Electric Railway
Aurora, Elgin & Chicago Railroad
Hox River
Elgin
Wheaton
Glen Elyn
Villa Park
Lombard
West Chicago
Migin
Marie Carrigg Wins Iowa S A R Medal at East High
Marie Carrigg, East High Class of 1918, received the Iowa Society of Sons of the American Revolution medal for excellence in U S history. Medals funded by society members, with winners in several Iowa schools. notable donors included H W Grout and Roger Leavitt.
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Iowa Society of Sons of the
United States
Marie Carrigg
East High
H. W. Grout
Waterloo
Etvel Menizer
Cedar Falls
Roger Leavitt
Hugh H. Bell
Nashua
Wayne Swinton
Chicago Racist Riots Continue Amid Police Strain
As violence spills into Woodlawn Englewood and the black belt patrols seize weapons. 260 arrests on the South Side since Sunday. Coroner to probe deaths. Grand Jury to investigate, Gov Lowden urged troops. 1,500 Negro City workers laid off. fires and gun seizures noted across the districts.
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WAG
Kaseline
Woodlawn
Englewood
Prevent
Municipal Pier
Black Belt
Walter Sullivan
Sullivan
John Keal
Carlisle
Hoffman
Health Department
Anson L. Bolto
Istanty
Adj
Dickson
Mullen
Willian J. Pate
Pate
Fortythird Street
Rauehs
Frak ‘Smith
Central District
Thors
Hoyne
Wolfman
South Side
Berger Odman
Chicago Telephone Company
Lowdon
Chicago
Lowden
U Boat Sinks With Open Hatches Drowning Three
A United States submarine, described as obsolete and used for experiments, sank in Long Island Sound near Pleasure Beach to Waterflats with hatches open. Three of its eight crew members Arnold Henderson Sidney Upick and Doyle Kerbin drowned. Kerbin’s body was severely damaged. The May rescue details follow.
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New London
Conn
United States
Long Triland Sound
Pleasure Beach
Waterlaii
Dept Tombs
Arnold G. Henderson
Chester
Sidney D. Uplck
Hamilton
Doyle Kerbin
Minneapolis
Kerbin
Washington, D. C
May
Cape Engano
Santo Domingo
Navy Department
Lilac
Creamery Managers Meet At Hotel Discuss Business Matters
Board members of the State Association of Managers and Secretaries of Curative Creameries met at a hotel to discuss business. Attendees included W. A. Wentworth from Des Moines M. W. Fandell Whittemore N. C. Bendickson Decorah E B Porter Delhi Bechelteheimer Waterloo and WL. Townsend Des Moines.
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State Association of Managers
W. A. Wentworth
Des Moines
M. W. Fandell
Whittemore
Ford Reading Question Sparks Courtroom Durations
In a Chicago trial over the Henry Ward tibet suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune, Prof Dunning testified that many anarchists could not read and Ford likewise could not read. Attorneys argued about relevance as the judge ordered removal of certain comments and prepared for final arguments.
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Willett G. Stevenson
Dunning
Mr. Ford
Attorney Stevenson
Stevenson
Alfred Tucking
Ford
Go Muruty
Galloway Plant Machinists Join Walkout Ranks
A large crowd heard union organizer Abbas explain that Tabor would be retraxed and given prerogatives of collective bargaining. Workers quit at the plant, with contractors and employers asked to rehire several strikers in Waterloo if they wish.
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Contin
Park
Mr Abbas
Tabor
Deiry
Indhot
Waterloo
Corn Over State Needing Rain as Spring Wheat Declines
Des Molinos July 20 The lows corn crop begins to need rain in all sections but is believed to be holding. Severe heat and winds curl corn. spring wheat remains poor. threshing of winter wheat slow. Pastures and forage crops badly need rain. Oats yield below normal.
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Des Molinos
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Mrs Samuel Bluhm Shot. Husband Killed in Dumont
Dumont Iowa July 20 Special Mrs Samuel Juhlem who was shot Monday by her son in law Anton Hoelkes who also murdered her husband was reported this morning as slightly better She remains in a critical condition.
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Dumont
Samuel Juhlem
Anton Hoelkes
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