Typographical Union Declares Neutral in City Campaign
Members of the local typographical union vote to remain neutral in the municipal election as several candidates on two tickets spoke at a Sunday meeting. Mayor R C Thompson addressed attendees along with Roy Reed Walter Matthews Frank Conners and L M Wawner. Nomination papers were filed by Councilman R M Dewey and J N Sweitzer marking early steps in the contest. Other union workers from Reel Island traveled to Marly Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Thompson
Gpographical Union
Roy Reed
Walter Matthews
Social-Democrat
Frank Conners
L. M. Wawner
Waterloo West
J. N. Sweitzer
Caunciman
Gifs
Mteevtor
Thee
John M. Lighty Dies After Long Illness in City
John M. Lighty, aged 73, died Sunday at his residence on Clay Street after a lengthy illness. Born in Pennsylvania he moved to the county in 1800, married Amy Dickey in 1801, lived in Orange Township before settling in the city. He was a retired, active citizen and a devoted member of the First Brethren Church. He leaves a daughter Mary Lichty and two sons A L Lichty and C Lichty, with many relatives. Funeral services will be held at the First Brethren Church conducted by Rev W L Lichty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Liechty
Deteased
Pennusslyania
Amy Dickley
Orange Township
Siner
Tiehiyied
First Brethren Church
Trinda
California
A. Lichts
Giehty Ezperce
Jdain
la Rill
Geles
Calif
S. Miller
Morr
W. LL
Local court actions and indictments amid town affairs
Fragmentary OCR outlines indictments and charges involving residents, including a clerk, with references to neighbors and a grand jury. The garbled text hints at court proceedings, defendants, and local official involvement in ongoing legal matters.
Views of the People in Waterloo Ta 1914
A newspaper page discusses mayoral candidates and labor issues in Waterloo. It emphasizes support for organized labor, critiques the current administration, and calls for solving unemployment through scientific methods. It notes voter sentiment and declares labor as the driving force behind city governance.
The Girl from Maxim's at the Majestic
The Majestic presents The Girl from Maxim's a light musical revue with Lew Shean and Jack Wab and a chorus of singers and dancers. The show emphasizes fun with 15 song and dance numbers and no plot. A College Trio performs a clever musical number and a Choral Girls Contest is announced for Tuesday after the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxim's
Tabs
Ie Theatre
Lew Shean
Jack Wab
Mr. Shean
Mgr. Thibh
Daley Dean
Miss Skinner
Me. Murphy
Reeular
New Parochial School Planned By Sar Thart Church
The Sar Thart Catholic church plans a new parochial school at an estimated cost of 407 600. Rev Ty WT Lenihan said fundraising has begun and hopes to build a modern, debt free facility. The church finances report showed continued heavy indebtedness but progress in reducing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sar Thart
Ty. WT
Lenihan
Wither Lenihan
Reetar
Rougiderabin
Mystery Youth Linked to Local Burglaries Revealed
Police tie 16 year old APSURE to a string of petty burglaries in the area. An investigation notes items found on him and a recent break in at a free office. Names such as White, Muareh, and Caymiei appear in the police report amid youth suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muteatine
Muareh
MeIthinny
Caymiei
George Craft
Avenel
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Councilman
R. M. Dewey, Candi
C. A. Barton
Phil Luena
Blot Petersen
Ray Mulkern
Reel Island
Marly Sunday
Courier
Real Shoe Sale
Waterloo
the Waterloo
Evening Courier
Wm. A
Terloo Theatre
Little Women’’ Committee
John MI. Lighty
Anothete
GE County
Vetive
Madre E
Clinetes
Vitein
Sundar
Ingte
Toun M. Lictty
BAKER
Fred Fren
Hook
Marel
Liepeygise
Biawer
Boral Diecioerintie
Chomppion
Areme
Photipeon
Thompson
Sanial-Benocratie
Lvbor
Ien
Ail Tabor Wan Gael
Psinessen
Tabor
MT. Hh. Waunsractt
NEW School
Stabama
Foles
Ala
Mare
Waterlon
Damagis
Gietian Peer
Wyer
Minary Bao
Iowa
Coloniad
Rand Selection
Clothes
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