April Mine Stop In Illinois Seen By Workers Head
Peoria Illinois March 26 Frank Farrington president of the United Mine Workers of Illinois said there will be a suspension of work in the coal mines of Illinois on April 1 It will not be a strike but an unavoidable suspension possibly for a short or long time The agreement expires midnight March 31 and delegates at the Illinois mine workers convention expect a longer suspension even if an agreement is reached in New York Monday Des Moines March 26 J C Lewis president of District No 13 United Mine Workers of America said town miners will follow the general field and settlement is expected at the New York wage conference
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Associated Press
Peoria
Ilinois
Frank Farrington
United Mine Workers of
New York
Illinois Mine Workers
General Field
Towans
Des Moines
J. C. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Towa
Lewis
Waterloo city items and notices in brief
Reports on residents and local updates: John Housman of 110 Linn Street ill with smallpox fears, new boiler at Y M C A, East Waterloo schools to resume after teachers meeting, and Cedar Rapids note on fuel shortage make-up days. Local moves include Harnest Klaus and Reinhardt Koob relocating to Colyvin for business. Also: operetta profits for community house fund. Mr Blitch improves from pneumonia. auto fire alarm incident at Black's bakery. Cotby recovering after six weeks illness.
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Waterloo Credit Men
West Club
Harnest Klaus
South Barclay Street
Reinhardt Koob
Ninth Street
Colyvein
Sarah Seger
Waterloo
Lake City
Community House Fund
J. H. Blitch
Washington Street
Blitch
Cedar Rapids
C. W. Kline
Black’s Bakery
Sycamore Street
Third Street East
Joe Schieltinshop
S. Altman
Petty theft incidents span several addresses in city
A spare tire rim was stolen from L E B Park’s garage at 715 Fourth Street yesterday. A spring bedcot valued at 20 dollars vanished from 710 Ninth Street West. A 12-year-old boy admitted stealing yard tags at 920 Second Street West and was released after returning them with his father. Ed Westhoff mourns the loss of a dalia puppy believed stolen from 1025 Fourth Street East.
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L. E B. Park
Fourth Street
Ninth Street
W. Elsworth
Second Street
Ed. Westhoff
Fourth Street East
Airdala
Lloyd George Criticized Over Allied Germany Policy
In Paris on March 26 Jean Louis Barthou, former premier, attacked Premier Lloyd George accusing him of profiting politically from Britain’s stern notes to Germany and alignment with the Allies in France’s foreign policy debate.
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Associated Press
Paris
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Chamber of Deputies
Jean Louis Barthou
France
M. Barthou
Germany
England
Military Band Readies Three Day Water Noo Concert Run
The Fourth Division Military band from Camp Dodge arrives in Water Noo to perform March 27 to 29. Programs include a Forum show Saturday night with two 30 minute intermissions, a 2:30 Sunday concert from the band stand, and 3 pm street concerts in the business district.
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Military
Camp Dodge
Crack Musical Organization
Water Noo
Sue
Fourth
British gold shipment to America eyed at week end
A London bulletin from March 28 reports 4,000,000 pounds of gold to be shipped to the United States by week’s end. The Bank of England supplies 2,500,000 pounds, with the rest drawn from other sources.
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Associated Press
London
America
Bank of England
Citizens Ticket Advertisement Sparks Election Call
A local political ad urges voters to come of age since the last election and register before registration hours end at 9 p.m. It promotes voting for the Citizens Ticket with a call to vote straight tickets.
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Bing
Citizens
Refugees Endure Bolshivik Threats in Black Sea Drift
The anti Bolshevik army near Novorossisk moves toward Batum and sets Sochi as a temporary capital. Refugees weary of fleeing may stay in Russia while allies relocate those at risk to Theodosia in the Crimea.
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Constantinople
Novorossisk
Black Sea
Batum
Sochi
Lakhovski
Theodosia
Crimea
Mary McCarthy, 83, Dies After Illness in Iowa
Mrs. Mary McCarthy aged 83 died at 6 p m yesterday at the home of her daughter Mrs Michael Lorden 601 Logan Avenue after a three month illness Brights disease listed as the immediate cause She was born in Ireland in 1837 came to America as a girl and married in 1859 in Janesville Wisconsin The couple moved to Iowa in 1860 settling in Epworth later moving to Waterloo and living with children in nearby cities Surviving are three daughters and two sons C H McCarthy Dubuque T C McCarthy and Mrs Lorden Waterloo.
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Mary McArthy
Mary McCarthy
Michael Lorden
Logan Avenue
Bright
Decedent
Ireland
America
Janesville
Wis
Iowa
Epworth
Waterloo
Iowa Cities
McCarthy
C. H. McCarthy
Dubuque
T. C. McCarthy
Lorden
Memorial notices and obituaries from Waterloo area
Obituary notices for Mrs. J J Hamilton and Miss Kathryn McCarthy of Epworth and Dubuque with burial plans at St Johns Catholic church. Everett E Jay of Waterloo dies from injuries eleven years after a 1918 accident with services at First Lutheran Church. Mrs Reuben Ackerman funeral in Hileman Gindt chapel with burial at Fairview. Charles Wiltse Cedar Falls dies after illness. survivors listed. Also a job notice for a gas engine factory gatherers.
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J. J. Hamilton
Epworth
Kathryn McCarthy
Dubuque
T. J. Joyce
Fort Dodge
McCarthy
St. Joseph’s Church
Boauty Society
St. John's Catholic Church
Everett E. Jay
Everett EE. Jay
Waterloo
Mlinois
St. Francis Hospital
Winois Central Hospital
Chicago
Mr. Jay
Bremer County
Illinois Central
Evelyn Jay
Ule
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Fr. Weverly
Reuben Ackerman
Hileman & Gindt
Fairview
American Chamber in Chile Objects to U S Peru Bolivia Note
The American Chamber of Commerce in Valparaiso unanimously disapproved the U S note urging Chile to prevent a conflict between Peru and Bolivia. The chamber sent a message of dissent to Ambassador Joseph Alsher.
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American Chamber
Chile
U.S
Peru
Bolivia
Associated Press
Valparaiso
American Chamber of Commerce
United States Governent
Joseph Abu Sher
Registration Day Urges Voters to Register Before Election
Those not yet registered may register tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Exceptions for the city, sickness, or being out of town apply on election day. Registrars offer guidance at booths and headquarters for the two major tickets. A qualified voter must be US citizen 21 plus years old, or 23 on election day, with city and state residency requirements. The cathedral in Liverpool nears completion housing a massive organ with 10.5 pipes and 215 stops in its prototype chamber.
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United States
Maine G O P Delegates Unbound In State Convention
Maine's four at large delegates to the Republican national convention were chosen at the state convention. The delegates were uninstructed. The report notes Kansas also selected delegates, including Wilam Allen White of Emporia and WIll Dalton of St George.
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Associated Prean
Bangor
Maine
Kansas
Osage City
Kan
Wilam Allen Wiilte
Emporia
Wiu Dalton
St. George
New Carburetor Promises Big Gasoline Savings
The Air Friction Carburetor Co of Dayton Ohio touts a device that cuts gasoline use by one third to one half across engines including Ford. Claims 30 to 60 miles per gallon, boosts power 10 percent, and allows slow high gear driving. Offers 30 day trial and asks readers to send name address and car make. Local agents sought for large profits.
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Ford
Madison St
Dayton
Ohio
Adyverdsemant
Republican patronal convention held in the fourth district
A local Republican convention took place in the fourth district with noted figures Beales and Waates-Comprions linked to campaign efforts. The event highlighted party organization and campaign advertising in the area.
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Waates
Beales
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Illinois
Farrington
Buchanan's
John Housman
Linn Street
Baptist Church
Gator
Gasoline Engine Co
Philadelphia
Technology ‘Clubs’ Association of America
G. S. Seales
Lafayette, Ee
Crack Military Band
Charles Wieltse
Cedar Falls
Charles Wiltse
Jave
Mr. Wiltse
Gasoline Engine ‘Co
Fee
Libby
Mneill & Libby
Scharfenberg’s Market
Baby Beef
Scharfenberg's
Summer Sausage
Freshearts
Moxey
Cathedral
Liverpool
G.O.P
Oneida Street
Riehl Street Market
Riehl Bt
Budack
Tamburg
Japan
First National Bank Building
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