C E Convention Highlights Local Endeavor Event
Attorney G E Pike and H Litt Jestrand attended the closing session of the district Christian Endeavor society at Waverly. The district convention will move to Cedar Falls in 1912 and the 25th annual convention will be in Waterloo in 1913 marking a quarter century of the district organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Pike
Des Moines Plan Proposes City Run Charities System
Plan merges all charitable groups under the city council with ten bureaus including Inspection, Emergency, General Sanitation, Medical and Surgical, Publicity, Investigation and Record, Aid and Relief, Care of Delinquents and Defectives, Law Enforcement and Legal Aid. It envisions city county cooperation and a central office in City Hall to manage health and social services.
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Des Moines
Waterloo
Board of Health and Social Service
Medical and Surgical
Anti-Tuberculosis League
Visiting Nurses’ Association
Bureau of Publicity
Bureau of Investigation and Record
Arcociated Charities
Bureau of Aid and Relief
Humane Society
Salvation Army
Bureau of Law Enforcement and ‘Legal Aid
Miss Maynard to Tour Old Countries
Miss Clara Maynard daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Maynard will leave Saturday for Chicago visiting relatives there and in Ohio before going to New York City. From New York she sails June 24 on the steamer Cretic for Naples Italy to tour the old countries. Accompanied to Chicago by her brother Robert who may attend the Marietta College graduation before returning to Waterloo.
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Clara Maynard
H. B. Maynard
Chicago
Ohio
New York City
Naples
Italy
Misa Maynard
Robert
Marietta
Waterloo
Building Trades Meet in New Hall
The Waterloo Building Trades council held its first meeting in the new Labor Temple. Delegates will attend Central Labor Union meetings and vice versa to foster closer affiliation. Also notes a short aside on a limit for a friend in need, set at six dollars.
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Waterloo Building Trades Council
New Labor Temple
Building Trades Council
Central Labor Union
Building Trades Meetings
Birth to Hang Woman Arouses Canadian Interest
Angloria Neapolitana, jailed in Saurie Ste Marie for chopping her husband’s head, faces execution after birth of her child on August 9. Letters of sympathy flood in from across Canada, with petitions for clemency and calls to reconsider a punishment deemed barbarous by many. She stays calm, reading the Bible, and says she is ready to die and meet her Maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saurie Ste Marie
Ont
Canada
Angloria Neapolitana
Ottawa
Dominion
Neapolitana
Reciprocity Bill Amendment Moves Amid Debate
Washington June 7 The finance committee favors adopting the Root amendment to the Canadian reciprocity bill in modified form. The plan calls for delaying wood pulp paper and boards duties until the US proves exports to Canada are duty free. Vote is expected 10 to 5 with bipartisan support. final action anticipated July 15.
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Washington, D. C
Finance Committee
Bailey
iRact
United States
Canada
Knox
Senate
Postmasters Convene In Waterloo Ottumwa Attends
The convention opens with a Get Together meeting at Ellis hall at 7 p m with addresses by C H Pickett N E Kendall and others. Sessions proceed at the court house June 8 and 9 featuring papers on postal economy rural delivery and parcels post plus a banquet and theater entertainment.
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Ottumwa
Spirit Lake
Ellis’ Hall
C. BH. Pickett
N. E. Kendall
Court House
J. Robartson
Fort Dodges
State Association
W. R. Law
Waterloo
J. R. Rector
W. W. Copeland
Burlington
H. G. Walker
Iowa City
M. Hoege
Perry
Herman Ternes
Dubuque
E. L. West
Sixth Division
Chicago,i
W. 8B. Stewart
J. C. Murphy
Des Moines
H. W. Hughes
J. §. Humphreyes
Sioux City
A. G. Davis
Cedar Rapids
Tople
C. L. Patterson
C. FE. Stewart
Crystal Theater
Local Club Notices And Church Gatherings Schedule
Community groups reveal June meetings and events across clubs lodges chapters churches and socials. The Coterie welcomes Mrs Grady, Waterloo Lodge No 328 holds regular meeting, Woodmen banquet at Seash Hall, Silver Circle hosts Mrs Robertson, Tabernacle Chapter convocation, Philates club and XX club picnics, First Baptist Sunday school rehearsals, Christ Episcopal picnic at Elk Run, Sons of Veterans special meeting and initiation, G I A class at Elks hall with Mrs Murdock visiting.
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Coterie Club
Peter Grady
Moose
Waterloo Lodge
K. P. Hall
Iin
Christ Episcopal Sunday School
Elk Run
Taft's Son Denied Ohio Bar Exam Registration
Robert Alphonse Taft son of President Taft was denied admission to the Ohio bar examination beginning yesterday because he did not register when he began studying law. He informed the court clerk earlier and was told he could not take the exam this year. He likely plans to try again in two years.
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Columbus
Robert Alphonse Taft
President Taft
Ohio
Supreme Court
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C. E
CITY
Miss Maynard
New Hall
Morris
Woods Bros
Iowa
Plan
Root
Woodmen of the World
Seash Hall
Silver Circle
Matie Robertson
Fourth Street East
Tabernacle Chapter
The
Philates Club
Chas. Kurth
High Street
XX Club
Willard Hall
Children’s Department of
First Baptist Sunday School
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
B. of L. E
Elks’ Hall
W. A. Murdock
Taft
Christie Engine Company
Waverly Interurban Railway
Christie Addition
Chautauqua Park
Cedar River Park
City Water
Bower
Christie
Arthur L. Rice
Practical Beer
Rice
E. J. Christie
Christie Engine Co
John T. Christie
Hummel Hotel
Litchfield
Diinois Central Railway
Waverly Interurban
I. C. Ry