Illinois Central to discontinue 2 Waterloo trains
Illinois Central plans to drop two Waterloo to Albert Lea passenger trains as busi ness declines. Trains 527 and 528 will be removed with no set date. remaining service will feature one daily train each way, No. 615 from Waterloo at 9 20 p.m. and No. 514 into Waterloo at 6 36 p.m.
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Ilinois Central
Waterloo
Albert Lea
Minn
Illinois Central
R W. Scott Willams
Western Lines
J.G. Brown
H. E. Gray
Union Trainmen and Conductors Seek Wage Increase in Fall
W. G. Lee announces joint divisional meetings in November by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors to consider a wage boost from about 200 U.S. railroads. Chicago team meetings set for November 1 and 3 in Chicago. The exact increase is undecided, but past reductions in 1921 and improved wages last year suggest a request to restore or exceed earlier levels.
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Cleveland
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Order of Railway Conductors
United States
W. G. Lee
Chicago Teal
Western
Lee
Dr J R Thompson Elected Head of Waterloo Medics
Members of the Waterloo City Medical Society elected Dr J R Thompson president for the ensuing year at a meeting in Black's tearoom last night. Dr R B Russell was chosen vice president, Dr F H Lohman secretary and Dr C W Ellyson treasurer.
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Waterloo City Medical Society
J. R. Thompson
R. B. Russell
F. H. Lohman
C. W. Ellyson
Custody Won By Mrs Tuttle After Thrice-Stolen Babe
In Orchard Iowa June 18 after three kidnapping attempts Ruth Jean, three, is awarded custody to Mrs Jeanetta Tuttle of Chicago following habeas corpus proceedings brought by her friends in Osage and heard by Plymouth County District Court officials. The case involved lengthy hearings and adjustments, with family residences and church ties referenced as part of the custody decision.
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LeMarg
Ruth Jean
Jeanetta
Tuttle
Chicago
Habeas Cor
A. P. Understood
Osage
Wilson Tuttle
Thomas Urewer
Cedar Rapida
O. Tuttle
Matlack
Carlie
Ce Enareang
Plymouth County District
Srpee Motehom
Jeanettes
St. Stadtin
Sam Weiter
Tugele
Macemb
Brisse
Caley Tin
Hela
Quimby
Floyd
Howard Finn
Shell Rock News Highlights Local Visits and Weddings
Shell Rock reports arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fern and four children from Elberfeld Germany on an extended visit with Mrs. Ferns sister. A wedding at Little Brown Church united Miss Livie Harris and Henry Mulfield. Vacation Bible schools opened June 15 at the Baptist and Methodist churches with assigned teachers and transport for rural scholars. Residents note storm losses near Greene and ongoing family visits across Butler, Floyd, and surrounding counties.
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Shell Rock
Paul Fern
Elberfeld
Germany
Fern
Mra
Henry Muntvel
Marl Kuhlman
Ern
Trie
Baptist
Mary Sucker
Bertha Hunter Hias
C. F. Brown
M. GE
C. G. Fort
Mra. C. C. Hickle
Schmitt
Mra. Fort
Mayverd Renning
Bernice Bu
Roger Lehman
Maso City
Sirs
Levi Moora
J. Neal
Rey Matoon
Crocker
Hos
William Belle
Waverly
Thelma Kellogg
Fort Madison
Q.L. Paley
Ethel Miller
Greenfield
Mary Amick
Danton Amick
Ro Paley
Phelma Kellege
Siss
Esther Arn
Frank McGregor
Frank Gamer
Vernon
Byron Shawvood
Oelwein
Minns Desota
Gladys Amick
Marie Apfel
Amick Nore List
Aoaner
Lililebarra
Grace Pederson
Jowalis
Wiliam Ward
Harry Ward
Four Drivers Fined in Downtown Parking Case
Four individuals faced municipal court after midnight for excessive downtown parking. Judge J. Beem handed each a minimum fine. A separate case notes a man on a county highway paid $16 after being nabbed. Police reopen search for A J Murphy of Independence Missouri connected to a Buick numbered 73909 from June 13. Washington, D C reports cite the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment on whisky and beer imports from Canada totaling 15,282 gallons and 2,970,702 gallons respectively through March 31.
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J. 3. Beem
Fane
Washington, D. C
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Canada
Ice Cream Social Held At Linden Church Evening
A Linden church hosted an ice cream social Tuesday evening with members including Adine Bani and Annabell Smallwood Fides in attendance. Mr and Mrs John Cher and daughter Maraverite were noted among attendees as community members supported the event at the M. L. Courter and RL Peiost venue.
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Dinden
Mediecore
Adine Bani
M. 1
Courter
RL Peiost
Tia
Annabell Smallwood Fides -Leventnir
John Cher
Daugh Tere Maraverite
Epent
Clees
Tinden Moe “Church
Coal men urge consolidation for economy at convention
Robert K Cassatt Philadelphia banker told the Nacional Coal association that consolidation of coal mining firms boosts economy by cutting overhead and selling costs while standardizing purchasing. He said larger firms gain financial strength to install modern machinery, lower power costs, better service, and can adjust production across mines to save money. He stressed labor supply and credit issues affecting banker financing and denied the possibility of a monopoly in bituminous coal.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Robert K. Cassatt
Philadelphia
Anker
Nacional Coal Association
Casgatt
Lund
Cassatt
Girl's Conviction To Quiet Women's Guns, Judge Says
Dorothy Perkins, 16, a Greenwich Village advertising clerk, convicted of manslaughter for fatally shooting Thomas Templeton during a family party. Jury rejected mercy. sentence due Monday. Prosecutor labeled her smart but the defense described her as a product of hard life.
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Associated Press
New York
Dorothy Perkins
Fm Jal Today
Greenwich Village
Thomas Templeton
Mickey Connors
Templeton
Munician J
Melmiyre
Connors
Tna Giil
Jas
Local family notices report hospital visit and recovery
Readlyn Reactiva and Tedune Tro-Mrs received tonsil removal at Jerrad hospital. Mrs. Kenry Sriek of Waverly was informed by cable about the operation and friends planned a visit Friday. Mrs. Sinther and daughter visited Waverly and Mr. and Mrs. Aug Wittenberg spent a few days there after work.
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Readlyn Reactiva
Tedune
Eturine
Jerrad
Plane crash cuts power to eight towns in Iowa region
Burlington Iowa June 1. A plane struck and broke a main line wiring, plunging eight neighboring towns into darkness for several hours. Local pilot Glenn Ramkey escaped injury though the landing gear of his craft was damaged. The accident occurred as he took off from the flying field, affecting Moraine Sun, Wapello, Meredith, Danville, Roscoe, Yarmouth, Middletown and Mount Union.
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Burlington
Glenn Ramkey
Moraine Sun
Wapello
Me@rapolis
Dangilie
Roscoe
Yarmouth
Middletown
Mount Unijan
City in Brief Advertises Local Visits and Updates
Multiple local items note visiting relatives in Chicago Sioux City and Tacoma, a fire chief service car overhauled, a P C Gun Club shoot high score, a Black's store glass replacement, and various moves. Tangible notes include professors leaving for Urbana Illinois and Waterloo lawyers attending a state convention in Dubuque. A fur cleaning ad closes the brief.
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Willam Holland
Cedar Rapids
Elisabeth Shaw
Chicago
Harry Shaw
H. BR. Taylor
George Young
Barbara
Sioux City
Youn
Thomas Cascadan
Ray Tiller
P. C. Gun Club
Ayrnes Park Lassoening
Heriman Broders
Black’s
Richard Gibbens
Vera
Maa
George Tibbitts
Tacoma
Wash
J. G. Glutey
Mabel Heller
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Death Toll in Wreck of Excursion Train Near Hackettstown
Hackettstown N J June 18 The Lackawanna wreck at Lockport left 45 dead with Mrs Zenen Will geman and Clemens Schmidt named among latest victims. Twenty five injured remain in hospitals and may push death toll toward 50 as investigations into the disaster continue and bodies are moved on a special train. Identifications linger for a woman and a child.
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Hackettstown
N. J
Lackawanna
Lockport
Here
Zenen Willgeman
Clemens Schmidt
Chicago
Cedar Falls
Izaak Walton League to Acquire 1076 Acres in Wyoming
Hallowell of the Izaak Walton League urged Lions Club members to back a movement to save wildlife and stop river pollution. He spoke of Wyoming mountain streams and warned there are few waters in the Northwest with the variety and sustainment of Waterloo’s historic fish populations. He urged outdoor recreation for youth and preservation of natural life for prosperity.
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Clim Haliowell
Izaak Walton
Waterloo
Ceflar
Hailowell
June Day in Waterloo as 78 Degree Sunshine Shines
A rare June day in Waterloo featured a light northeast breeze, sunny skies, and a high near 78 degrees. The forecast calls for little change Friday, while yesterday brought heavy rain totals, with Alta logging 2.03 inches and other northern Iowa cities noting 1 to 1.8 inches.
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James Russell Lowell
Sir Launfal
Waterloo
Mer Sury
Alta
State Weather Bureau
Ralph B. Sippy
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Fort Bedge
Sioux City
Davenport
Marshalltown
Man Sought by Cops Surrenders in Rochester Minn
Rochester police received a telegram from Kenosha Wisconsin stating a man believed to be William Dwyer of Waterloo was killed there in an accident. Chief Leighton said if the victim is a Waterloo Dwyer, the first name is John. No record of a William Dwyer exists here, but a John Dwyer is known in the city.
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Chicago
State’s . Attorney
Robert B Crowe
Crowe
John Stega
Thea
Yong Acosta
Genna
Polite
E. A. Leighton
Kenosha
Wis
William’’ Dwyer
Waterloo
Leighton
Waterloo Dwyer
John
William Dwyer
John Dwyer
Employment Better in Western States Finds Upward Trend
Denver June 18. Industrial and employment conditions in Colorado and throughout the Rocky Mountain region show a steady upward trend according to the May survey issued by the district director of the United States labor department. The survey covers New Mexico, Wyoming, Arizona, Utah, Nevada, Montana, Idaho and Colorado.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
United States Labor Department
New Alexico
Wyaroing
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Montana
Idaho
Max Noah Named Temporary Secretary for YMCA Boys Dept
Max Noah, longtime YMCA worker, appointed temporary secretary of the local association's boys department, succeeding E. T. Lay who resigned due to ill health. Noah is at Lake Ge- Teva taking a course and will return soon to oversee the summer operations while a permanent successor is sought.
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Max Noah
E.T. Lay
Noah
Lake Ge- Teva
Contractors Submit Bids for Wartburg College Building
Waterloo contractors will bid on Wartburg Lutheran college administration and classroom building in two units. Plans by M B Cleveland. First contract let Tuesday with an estimated cost of 90000 dollars, rising to about 125000 dollars once the auditorium is added later.
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Waterloo
Waverly
Wartburg Lutheran College
M.B. Cleveland
Wholesale Prices Continue to Drop
Washington June 19 A continuing recession in wholesale commodity prices was shown for May in new tabulations from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The wholesale index fell from 166.2 in April to 165.2 in May, with slight price decreases across 404 commodities surveyed except for household and miscellaneous goods.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Young People Leave for Cedar Rapids Meet
Representatives of various young people church societies will go this evening and tomorrow for Cedar Rapids to attend the annual state Christian Endeavor convention. Among those going from here are Douglas Darling Merrill Snott Violet Sherratt Florence Brandes and Alice Forbes. The convention opens this evening and will conclude Sunday.
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Cedar Rapids
Christian Mndeavor
Douglas Darling
Merrill Snott
Violet Sherratt
Florence Brandes
Alice Forbes
Mayo Receives Honorary LL D At Edinburgh
Dr Charles Mayo of Rochester Minnesota was made an honorary Doctor of Laws by the University of Edinburgh during the American postgraduate assembly visit to Scotland. The note mentions the recent London convention of American physicians and surgeons. Also listed are marriage licenses for McCullough, Andersen, and Waits.
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Mayo
Edinburgh
Funuursh
Scotland
Charles Mayo
Rochester
Ming
Edinburgh University
American Postgraduate Assembly
American Physicians and Surgeons
London
Oelwein Shops Closed for Two Weeks
Oelwein Iowa June 1 Special Chicago Great Western shops will be closed for two weeks beginning on Saturday according to bulletins posted this week.
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Oelwein
eChicago Great Western
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Muscatine
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Black Hawk County
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Ill
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Iinois
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Jefferson Street
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Milwaukee
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Bratnaber Street
Shoo-Fly Road
New York State
Iowa Tar Association
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Nora Springs
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J. L. Bronson
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Graig Arbuckle
Europe
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Iowa City
Iowa State University
Jack Sinclair
Chillicothe
Missouri
G. Leo Gohlman
Beaumont
Tex
Burton M. Golehall
W. L. Bartling
Iowa State Bankers’ Association
Dubuqua
Bartiing
East
Vo AL Golinvaux
Mulian Avenue
Crei
Ike
Lions Club
J. Russell Lowell
Rochester, Minn
Y. M. C. A. Boys’ Department
C. E
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Ontario
Taupe
Aleboe
C. G. Orttenburger
Ada
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