Labor To Protest Allies In Russia
British, French and Italian labor representatives plan a general demonstration on July 20 or 21 to protest allied intervention in Russia. Arthur Henderson announced the move at the labor conference in Southport to urge Europe away from reactionary policy. The action may be political or industrial by country, with resolutions urging cessation of Russian operations and urging industrial action to force Britain to withdraw. A card vote backed the resolution by 1,893,000 to 935,000.
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Southport
Eng
Russia
Arthur Henderson
Henderson
Europe
Trade Congress
Manchester Post of American Legion No 45 Organized
Manchester post No. 45 of the American Legion held a meeting at the armory to adopt proposed constitution and bylaws. A nominating committee will present two candidates for each office. next meeting Friday at 8:30 with refreshments and officer elections. Also notes a secretary change to H W Phesnicie heading to Mowata Oklahoma and other local civic moves. A Knights of Columbus secretary Al Thorpe returns from France. Miss Vemba Dunlap to visit Detroit for 15 days. An ad notes a "For Sale Act" in the Courier.
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Manchester
Manchester Post
American LeGion
Armory
Roy Westerlen
Paul A
Ed Kuhlman
Tom Norris
G. J. Burbridge
The
Fair Society
Ross Phenicie
H. W. Phesnicie
Chamber of Commerce
al Thorpe
Iowa
France
Knights of Columbus
Vemba Dunlap
Red Cross Home Service Section
Detroit
Mich
Courier
Old Early Music House
Ivers & Pond
Kohler & Campbell
Behning
Lindemann
A. B. Chase
Steinway
Schaff Bros
Lyon & Healy
Benton County Plans Larger Stock Pavilion at Fair
Winton June 27. Benton County Agricultural society board approves major fairground upgrades including an octagonal stock pavilion costing about 6000 with 600 seating around the ring and three 100 foot wings. Premiums to rise 100 percent to attract entrants and stock sales to be boosted. Also reports the death of Clifford Watson in Cedar Rapids aged 60, a longtime local banker and former insurer, with funeral in Cedar Rapids and burial at Evergreen cemetery. Also notes July 2 road paving election and local meetings, plus August Schroeder charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and bound over to the grand jury.
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Winton
Benton County Agricultural Society
Fair
Giford Watson
Clifford Watson
Cedar Rapids
Shellsburg
Haskell
Frank J
D. G. Ramsey
Chicago
Watson
Vinton
Watson Banking Institution
Evergreen Cemetery
Benton County
August Schroeder
van Horne
Howe
Iaw
George Schroeder
Schroeder
Grand Jury
Mother finds son on troop train in hometown visit
Mrs. Anton Harter learns her son Frank is not aboard the marching troop train in Waterloo. She hurries to the depot and meets soldiers, butFrank is on coach duty and cannot leave. His brother Harry remains with the train while Fred Kurth, another Waterloo boy, is aboard. They expect muster out at Camp Dodge for a Sunday homecoming.
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Anton Harter
Fourth Street
Seventh Infantry
Frank
Harry
Fred Kurth
Waterloo
Dodge
Budapest Soviet Quel Outbreak Ends With Quiet
A counter revolutionary movement in Hungary failed after anti government forces seized a Danube monitor and bombarded Soviet headquarters. Reports say the outbreak began Tuesday and was quelled, restoring order as Bela Kun urged harsher measures and the dictatorship of the proletariat.
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Associated Press
Berne
Hungary
Danube
Budapest
Monitor
Bela Kun
Central Executive Committee
Kun
Auction Notice for 827 East Fourth Property Sale
A fairly good house with a fine corner lot at 827 East Fourth is to be sold at the seller's office at 3 o'clock on Saturday, June 23, 1919. L. E. Park, 514 East Fourth Street issues this advertisement.
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East Fourth
East Fourth Street
L. E. Park
Galloway Family Returns From Kansas City Visit
Mrs. J. L. Galloway and daughters Maybelle and Olive arrived last night from Kansas City Missouri by car. Maybelle and Olive have been attending Kansas University in Lawrence and will spend the summer with their mother at home here.
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J. L. Galloway
Maybelle
Olive
Kansas City
Olive Galloway
Kansas University
Lawrence
Licensed to Wed in Joliet and Waterloo Couple
Charles Hoffman of Chicago and Maude Sweeney of Waterloo were issued a license to wed in Joliet, Illinois, today.
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Charles Hoffman
Chicago
Maude Sweeney
Waterloo
Joliot, Ml
Itoday
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Berlin
Boller
East Fifth Street
E. Fifth St
Soviet
Pai
Danser
Iesa
T Hoborra
Mathers Friend
Bradfield Regulator Company
Rept
N. Lamar
Atlanta
Georgia
Dmg
Arants
Sre
Iearly
Black
Marshall & Wendell
Tsek Huntington
Fald On
Eighth Floor Black
Waterloo, Iowa
Wonder Store
West Fourth Street
Berrick Refrigerator Co
Leonard Cleanable
Herrick
Nichols @ Gates
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