Hawkeye Teacher Training Schools
Iowa is highlighted by the education bureau for its many teacher training high schools alongside a single normal school. The bulletin notes a 500 percent rise in public funding over 25 years and predicts further growth, stressing that public normal schools uniquely prepare teachers. Baby Week plans in Iowa and the Midwest are outlined with emphasis on birth records and infant welfare. Examinations will fill Iowa postmaster vacancies and rural service changes are announced in Des Moines and other towns.
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Washington
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Bureau of Education
Hawkeye State
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
New York
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Bureau
Bulletin
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Sully
Jasper County
Wrightman
Calhoun County
Civil Service Commission
William E. Bobar
Des Moines
Donald B. Forney
William T. Rocha
Charley Draper
Forest Cole
Grand River
George S. Penderpast
Hoy Hildebrand
Han
Local Officials Appointed in Iowa Towns Amid Reshuffles
Alfred W. Cock relieves John Heath Jr. at Maddoketa. Martin J. Roderme succeeds Ted R. Perkins in Marshalltown. George L. McElderry succeeds Charles L. Perkins at Mystic. Henry C. Doyle reeves Robert E. Ferguson at Pocahontas. Leon Bh. Harris sits beside George F. Smith in another district.
Blizzard Rivalry Over Blocking Roads In Iowa
Verne Marshall editor of the Cedar Rapids Gazette declares Iowa roads rival Verdun in being scarred by blizzard conditions. He drove three hours from Marble Rock to Charles City, noting abandoned interurban service, drifting highways, and a crowded Hildreth opera house. He will speak in Waterloo Friday as trains resume and roads dry.
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Verdun
Lowa
Verne Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Marshall
Marble Rock
Charles City
Averyman
Hildreth Opera House
Waterloo
Grace Methodist Church
Predicts All Roads Will Be Electrified
A Waterloo Technical society meeting featured motion pictures from A B Cole of Westinghouse illustrating rapid rail electrification progress. The presentation argued electric locomotives surpass steam for grades, cost, and cleanliness and predicted most railroads will electrify soon.
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Waterloo Technical Society
Glutzens Gas & Electric Company
A. B. Cole
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Mr. Cole
Strikes Barred by 8 Hour Ruling Waves Through Rail Move
United States supreme court upholds the Adamson act, declaring railroad workers in interstate service may not strike due to the public nature of railroads. Rail officials and union leaders debate which workers are covered and the pay implications. Kansas City hosts unions from machinists to electricians as they meet to press for better conditions.
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New York
Congress
United States Supreme Court
National Conference Committee of Railroad Managers
W. G. Lee
Brotherhoods
Chicago
Timothy Shea
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman
Kansas City
Carmen
Western Railroads
The
Poland Urges Poles to Join Allied Forces Recruiting Drive
Germany expands a Polish recruitment program with 17 recruiting offices 74 district officers and 40 local bureaus opened. An appeal from the state council to Poles to join the colours will be issued. The Jamany urging Poles to join her armies refers to a broader wartime mobilization effort reported from Amsterdam via London.
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Amaterdam
Londond
Germany
Poland
Frankfurter Zeitung
State Council
Trade Commission Dismisses Misbranding Charges Against Seven
Washington March 21 federal trade commission dismissed charges against seven textile goods makers for misbranding products as silk after they assured cessation. Pending charges remain against several other oilier manufacturers as FTC rules that goods partly silk cannot be sold as silk fabrics.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commission Today
Mrs C D Wangler Dies of La Grippe in Waterton
Catherine Landgraf Wangler widow of C D Wangler died at the family home on Third Street East after a three week illness of la grippe. She was active in charity and local Catholic groups and was born February 21, 1858 in Cleveland Ohio. She moved with her parents to Dubuque then Cedar Falls in childhood. Her husband Con ...
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Catherine Landgraf Wangler
C.D. Wangler
Third Street East
du Grippe
Wangler
Better Things
Waterton
Tinby
Woman's Catholic Order of Forresters
Entre Nous
Catherine B Landgraf
Cleveland
Obituary notice for Wangler family and relatives in Waterlog
The obituary lists DD Wangler an early druggist of Waterlog who died May 7 in Pune Labs. Surviving children Mera Clara Kerwin Oelwein Mer Agatha Hrantger Giortrinde Wangler live in various towns. A brother Anton Wander of Wangler Brothers Co and siblings Milzabeth Landerag T Whragler reside in Wicterton. Funeral services will be held Friday at St dae seplus church. burial in Calvary.
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Rad DD
Wangler
Comite
Cowan AI
Wangter
Wingier Brothers Company
Pune
Chehedilda
Ares Mera
Clara Kerwin
Oelwein
Mer
Agatha Hrantger
Giortrinde Wane
Hose
Beptinn
Anton Wander
Wangler Drothers Company
Wanker
Ph. Kaonderad
Milzabeth Landerag
Mera
Whragler
Wicterton
St. Daeseplus Church
Mather Ld
Shattery Willl Ooftfehiite Aim Bavlab
Calvairy
Rheumatism Medicine Praised by Mrs. Pain
Mrs. Frank Pain of Waterloo says Tanlac eased her acute rheumatism and improved her health. Public interest grows as Waterloo residents share experiences. Tanlac is available at Schuneman's Waterloo store and various nearby druggists including La Porte City Nashua Oelwein Reinbeck Waverly Cedar Falls and others.
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Schuneman Drug Company
Tanlac
Frank Pain
River Street
Waterloo
Taniac
Frank
Schuneman
la Porte City
H. J. Blanchatne
Nashua
M. J. Woodbridge
Oelwein
Red Cross Drug Co
Mike Garns
Reinbeck
R. A. Lonergan
Shell Beck—Werring Drug Co
Stumner——Corner Pharmacy
Waverly
Stauffin & Hartman
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Clarksville
I. W. Sylvester
Grundy Center
A. HL Thummnnel
Hudson
A. T. Joder
Independence
May Parker Co
N. M. Trus
Dike Drug Co
Dike
Towa
Submarine Cup Exports Weaken Amid Atlantic Trade Flight
In Goerntany's first month of submarina Dlovkidw around England, Scotland, and Ireland, America's export trade tims New York to thease conn. The fragmentary report notes Breeaen i Mellions and large shifts in mid Atlantic shipping during the period.
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York
Goerntany
England
Scotland
Ireland
America
New York
Body found in Chicago tied with rope after wife’s death
Rosario Mangela was found hanged in a Chicago kitchen with a severed rope, a bloodstained scene, and two stilettos nearby. An insurance payout of $1,000 linked to Mangela’s wife’s death last Thursday is noted. three men including a stepson and a woman have been arrested as investigators work the case.
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Chicago
Maren
Rosario Mangala
Nuno
Adar
Mangela
Phurs
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Saint Lode
Sumora
Seaxa
Ploves Department
American Federation of Tabor
George W. Tring
Jamany
SILA
STEK
Trade Commission
Tia
Staustph
Cathote Charel
Breeaen i Mellions
Bonney
Clark & Gibson
Hmery Brand
Paris
Acorn
Beck
Invalida
Aeties
Iowa Teleprobe Company
Hotel Radisson
Minneapolis
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