Labor Strife Debated At Central Labor Union Meeting
W A Williams of St Louis warned that Samuel Gompers may be ousted at June officers’ election and predicted a building trades strike in Iowa on April 1. He urged unity, critiqued the Chamber of Commerce, and said labor should stay outside politics while preparing for potential clashes with capital. He noted nonunion labor resisting scabs and urged cooperation between labor and capital in the long run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation Labor
Central Labor
W. A. Williams
St.ouls
International Organition of Carpenters
Samuel Gompers
Wila
Gompers
Eployes
Iowa
Williams
Willames
Central Labor Union
Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis Chamber of Commerce
Brouis
Mr. Williams
Williamen
Organized Labor
Gentro
Willams
Harding
Here's Your Baby and Vaudeville Benefit for Sacred Heart
Annual Sacred Heart church benefit staged each St Patrick's Day at the Majestic theatre tonight. Irish songs by Henry Iblings and Anna Casey, Spanish dances by Jeanette H Reed and Eileen Molloy, Sacred Heart girls in a drill, and Here's Your Baby by Waterloo Players. Jack Levy leads a cast with Edith Elizabeth Edna and Mabel Crowell plus Kelley and Mackey. Mrs George D Miller stars as lead. the show showcases city amateur theatre leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Leslie Lewis
Pheaux Orchest
Catectha Louise Dougherty
Cael
Kelly & MacKay
Jeanette Higarda Reed
Fileen Molloy
Kulver
Baby
Wateriog Players
Anna Casey
Sela
Henry Iblings
Sacred Heart Church
St. Patrick's Day
Majestic Theatre
Jeanette H. Reed
Mexico City
Eileen Molloy
Sacred Heart School
Waterloo Players
Jack Levy
Edith
Elizabeth
Edna
Mabel Crowell
New England
Conservatory of Music
Kelley & Mackey
George D. Miller
Ben Hur to Present Interesting Program at Ben Hur Auditorium
Melchior court of the Tribe of Ben Hur will present a music and recitation program at the Ben Hur auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. Two addresses accompany the program and it will be a regular feature on the third Friday of each month. Performers include Mrs Genevieve Averill and James Murphy, Miss Dorothy Hartselp, and several duets and readings. The sequence ends with an orchestra dance for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melchoir Court
Tribe of Ben Hur
Ben Hur
Genevieve Averill
James Murphy
Dorothy Hartselp
Madelyn Flynn
Maron Fergeson
Leah Bickelburg
Blaine Haver
Baker Twins
Frank Reed
J. C. Murtagh
Waterloo Theatre
Truman de Rogme
Margaret Maddigan
Bhiug
Missie Line Wilcod
Katherine Flynn
Puylus Cahil
John Beloe
W. J. Wagner
Mloyd Benson
Lester Gyer
Leo Cahill
Madeline Althouse
Myrtla Belangee
Winona Sheehan
Eileen Murphy
America
Helen Connolly
Ireland
Helen Burgess
Villanova McGarvey
Faye Hutson
Maxine Horner
Paul Hildee
William Mann
Harold Vanhousen
Francis Kelly
Laurence Hutson
Motorclub entertains Dakota auto tourist
Earl Boertsch banker from Conde South Dakota touring by car was hosted by Waterloo Motorclub with routing instructions before leaving at 5 p m toward Cedar Rapids and on to Jackson Michigan. He and his wife received a friendly sendoff and an intro letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Michigan
Earl Boertsch
Conde
S. D
Jackson
Mich
Cedar Rapids
Chicago Motor Club Glass Patrol Recovers Broken Flags
Officials of the Chicago Motor Club report renewed activity by the clubs glass patrol who spent an hour collecting a pack of broken flags from twenty street corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Motor Club
Queer Auto Accident Seeks Damages in Cedar Falls
Mr A Way through his attorney filed against F N Railway in municipal court claiming 150 damages from a streetcar collision last Friday in Cedar Falls. Two cars approached an intersection causing engines to stall near the track. Way’s auto was struck by a local street car, wrecked, injuring a passenger not involved in the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Way
Mege
Oni
F. & N. Railway Company
Cedar Falls
Tris
Meyerseyers
Births Reported In Hudson Area Notices
Birth announcements list several families with new children including Gaylor Ross to Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of Hudson on February 4. Florence May to Mr and Mrs Charles K Henix on March 14 at 442 Jane. a daughter to Dir and Mrs Samuel Lloyd McKdowsell on March 1 in Hudson. Melvin Roy to Mr and Mrs Henry Ayres on March 8. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Cecil P Cole on November 5, 1920 at 651 Eleventhwest. a son to Mr and Mrs Michael Salffert on March 19 at 524 Adams. a son to Mr and Mrs Claude Ridpath on March 4. a daughter to Loren Elmer and Mr and Mrs Ira Earl Ingalls on February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
Frank Smith
Hudson
Gaylor Ross
Charles K. Henix
Jane
Daghter
Florence
Samuel Lloyd McKdowsell
Henry Ayres
Hawthorne
Melvin
Roy
Cecil P. Cole
Eleventhwest
Michael Salffert
Adams
Henry Michael
Claude Ridpath
Forest
Loren Elmer
Ira Earl Ingalls
Magnolia
Rev Calhoun Spieks On Man Who Changed Mind at Evangelical Meeting
Rev Mr Calhoun spoke at the United Presbyterian church on The Lost Ax Head. The evening program planned The Man Who Said It Wouldnt but Did. Attendance grew as prayers continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Calhoun Spiaks
Man
Mr. Calhoun
United Presbyterian Church
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Peedi
Ty Qerers
Capital
C. B. Uncapher
Minneapolis
International Meat- Cutters Organization
Irgi
Motorclub
Dakota Auto
H Hunt
Holy Name Convent
San Antonio
Fla
Sear
Heifetz
London
London Daily Telegraph
Victor
Victrola
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, New Jersey
HS Masters
Loox
Camden, N. J
Vatican
Rome
French Academy of Medicine
Dr. Robin
Holy Father
Saene
Tedeschini
Institute of the Secretary of State
F. Narciso Duribischeim
The
Studebaker
Careas
Souths Bend
Aere
Union Motor Car Company
West Fifth ST Waterloo
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