Young woman delegate shines at Missouri labor meeting
Marion Burns, 20, a fraternal delegate from the Missouri State Federation of Labor, drew applause as the only woman at the Iowa state labor convention. She serves as secretary in the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America in Kansas City and as secretary of the Office Employers union. Burns criticized conditions for women, urging stronger organization and shorter hours to secure a minimum wage, noting Iowa trails Missouri in protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Burns
Missouri State Federation of Labor
L.miss Burns
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
Kansas City
T-Miss Burs
Iowa Federation
Conention
Miss Burns
Gonopians to Attend International Meet in St Paul
The Conopians plan to depart Tuesday night for the international convention of the Concepus organization in St Paul Minnesota on June 20 and 21. Delegates officially attending include Dr C R Bruggeman L C Ransom C E Butler HE F Kistner Charles Reinhart Dean Gitc hfield Robert Johnson George Haris Dr E E Peck Leon Rose W R Cole I M Fifield Clifford Collins EB G Carey and Raymond Smith. Headquarters will be at the St Paul Athletic club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concepus Organization
St. Paul
Minn
C. R. Bruggeman
L. C. Ransom
C. E. Butler
HE. F. Kistner
Charles Reinhart
Dean Gitcchfield
Robert Johnson
George Haris
E. E. Peck
Leon Rose
I. M. Fifield
Clifford Collins
EB. G. Carey
Raymond Smith
St. Paul Athletic Club
Pointers-Parents Magazine For P arents Nutrition And Exercise
The article offers child development guidance for ages 6 to 10 promoting balanced physical activity with scooters stilts and balls. It notes iron rich foods like milk liver cereals figs raisins prunes spinach and emphasizes fruit juices and milder fruits for young children during specific feeding windows.
Whittier Remembers Lou Henry Hoover in Girlhood Days
Whittier California residents recall Lou Henry now Mrs Herbert Hoover as a dynamic young student and athlete in the 1890s. She led a reading club at the Henry home, enjoyed outdoor sports and taxidermy, and comforted a shy classmate after a rough rehearsal. Lou later attended Stanford, earned the first metallurgical degree by a woman there, and met Herbert Hoover. Born in Waterloo Iowa, she rose to become a notable American figure.
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California
Lou Henry
Herbert Hoover
Whittier
Cal
Lou
Henry
Low
Charles Henry
Reree
Joan of Arc
Los Angeles
South Painter Avenue
Dickens
Iris Pickwick
Miss Henry
Jow Puente Hills
Con Henry Hoover
Stanford University
Herbert Clark Hoover
Stanford
Mrs. Hoover
Girl Scouts
Woman Murdered in Alturas Former Waterloo Resident
Mrs. J. L. Chase of Alturas California was killed by her husband on May 24 as he prepared to fish. He shot her while she slept then killed himself. Formerly Ella Wimball of Waterloo, she was about 60, born in Black Hawk county. Her daughter Florence McElwaine of Sacramento could not state motive. She was active in Ben Hur in Waterloo and buried in Masonic cemetery Sacramento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Chase
Alturas
Cal
Ella Wimball
Waterloo
Chase
Sage Property Transfer to East School Board
The Fred Sage property at 630 Walnut Street is transferred to the East School Board. The document notes the transfer occurred in the year of Faw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAGE
East School Board
Fred
Walnut Street
Thermme
Franklin Street
Hast
Waterloo
Dr. Sage
C. K. Bentz
Cortlandt and
Elm Streets
Hawthorne
Walnut
Italians Resent Humor in Viennese Operetta
Vienna protests over the operetta Czarevitch by Franz Lehar as a Neapolitan character Dodolo makes offensive remarks. Italian journalists walk out. Viennese press defends the show and urges deletion of the passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Italy
France Faces Coal Surplus After War Fueled Demand
Paris reports France finally matches coal production with consumption, turning from importer to exporter in a surplus of 60 to 70 million tons yearly across Europe. Despite prewar output of 40 million tons, last year rose to 60 million, with Saar valley adding 13 million. French miners seek cost cuts and reduced imports as European buyers eye the French market. Some imports will persist through Brittany by sea and closer Belgians and Germans routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Saar
Irmense
Ruhr
Upper Silesia
Europe
League of Nations
Brittany
England
Thirty One Will Attend Boy Scout Camp From Iowa Towns
Thirty one Waterloo boys join ten from Vinton and one each from Waverly and Dubuque to depart Monday by interurban train for a week at a Boy Scout camp between Waverly and Janesville. Arthur F. Jury leads the camp. listed Waterloo attendees include Everett Alton, Floyd Benson, Richard Boller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Vinton
Waverly
Dubuque
Janesville
Arthur F. Jury
Everett Alton
Floyd Benson
Richard Boller
James Brandt
Preston Briden
Jack Buchanan
William Burkett
Carro) Colby
Herbert Frink
John Graham
Verne
Robert Ellis
Forrest Elson
Edwin Lent
John Scott
Stanley Woodhouse
Norman Workman
Fred Erpenezer
Eryin Sternbergh
Gus Weise Funeral at Oelwein Lutheran Church
Gus Weise who died Thursday will be buried after a Sunday funeral at the local Lutheran church at 2 p m in Oelwein Indiana. Burial will follow at Hazleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Weise
Oelwein Church
Oelwein
Hazleton
Receiver Appointed for Stewart Mfg Co
Robert A. Cole of the Cole Electric Co was named receiver for Stewart Manufacturing Co by Judge George W Wood in district court The filing was by L A Andrew banker for Waterloo Bank Trust Co The receivership covers real estate and factory equipment Bond set at 5000 J H Stewart president and W H Stewart secretary of the firm which makes concrete machinery and novelties at 124 132 Bath Street The city of Sacramento weighs a plan to source water from Silver Creek sixty miles away
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Cole
Cole Electric Company
Stewart Manufacturing Company
George W. Wood
L.A. Andrew
Iowa
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
J. H. Stewart
Ww.h. Stewart
Bath Street
Hohenzollern Prince Plans Guatemalan Beekeeping Venture
Prince Sigismund of Prussia, son of a Kaiser's brother, aims to become self supporting in Guatemala by raising bees and exporting honey to Germany. The career traveler has already shifted from Hamburg import firm to Hemmelmark and back, with a land venture in Guatemala ending in hardship. His father Prince Henry admires his resolve but fears for Sigismund's remaining fortune.
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Hemmelmark
Germany
Sigismund of
Prussia
Prince Henry
Sigismund
Guate- Mala
Schlubach Sapper & Co
Hamburg
Sigist Mund
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Fourth and
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Springer
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HE. 4Th St
Black Hawk Electric
Lafayette St
Call
Potter and Sherbet
Potter Ice Cream Co
West Tenth and
Bluff Sts
Leonard Cigar
Oakland-Pontiac
United States
Fisher Body Corporation
Oakland
Fisher
Pontiac
General Motors
Morris Motor Car CO
Stewart Mfg, CO
Sacramento
Silver Creek
Guatemala
Mardik
West Virginia
Young Si AL A
Roder
Roper
Commodore
Iowa Public Service Co
Rover Furple
Rover
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