Waterloo teachers form west side association board
The Waterloo Teachers Association west side held its first meeting in the library. West high faculty requested representation and were granted three seats on the board of management. Margaret Sullivan chaired committees with Obler for professional, Blanche Martin civic, Rownd finance, Garvey mutual benefit, and McKinnon press.
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Teachers’ Association
Waterloo Teachers’ Association
Lbrary West
West High
Margaret
Sullivan
Obler
Blanche Martin
Rownd
Garvey
Chamberlain Air Feat Allegations Questioned At Court Martial
London officials contest Capt. Edmund Chamberlain of San Antonio claim of an aerial duel with British air forces during a furlough. Lord Downe says no such officers or base squadron exists and no report supports the incident. Witness notes misspellings in documents, including valor and escadre.
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Associated Press
London
Edmund G. Chamberlain
San Antonio
Texas
Lord Downe
Royal Flying Corps
Chamberlain
Maj
Vancours Mor
L. H. Solomon
Vancours
Aey
Taporis
New immigration law draft eyed by U S bureau official
Boston March 28 A Warner Parker law officer of the United States bureau of immigration at Washington says a tentative immigration law is drafted with major changes. It would register all aliens and make admission provisional while in the country with aliens bearing the burden of proof for fitness.
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Associated Press
Boston
A. Warner Parker
United State Bureau of Immigration
Washington
Bureau of Immigration
United States
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Ill of Fever in Nice Hospital Private Ray Cleveland
Private Ray Cleveland of the 29th Engineers, on a sightseeing trip in southern France, is seriously ill with fever in a Nice hospital. A YMCA worker in Monte Carlo says he is recovering slowly. a hospital chaplain letter conveyed the same news and hoped for his return to America after release.
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Ray Cleveland
Nice
France
A. Cleveland
M. Frane Henkel
Y. McG
Monte Carlo
Cleveland
America
Go. M. 29Th Engineers
Ottumwa Volleyball Team Champions in East District
Ottumwa volleyballists won the eastern district M. C. A. tournament held in Ottumwa yesterday defeating Des Moines and Burlington after a tie at the close of the regular schedule. In the Des Moines playoff Ottumwa won after five minutes extra play 24 to 23. The Burlington playoff went Ottumwa’s way 44 to 25. Os kaloo sa lost all games.
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Ottumwa
Des Moines
Burlngton
Oskaloosa
Burlington
Oskaloosa Nous
Why Sirloin Prices Vary Across Cities
Chicago report analyzes U S Department of Labor figures showing sirloin prices differ from 28 cents in Minneapolis to 56 cents in Boston. Amour & Company cites demand, cut quality, trim, and market conditions as key factors, noting that sirloin is only 10 percent of the animal and prices shift with popularity of other cuts. Market size, costs, and weather also influence consumer beef prices.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Boston
United States Department of Labor
Amour & Company
Washington, D. C
Chuck
New York
Jersey City
Hoboken
Shippers to Enjoy $1 Dinner at Ellis Traffic Club
Waterloo Commercial Club traffic bureau invites shippers to a dollar dinner at 6 15 p m April 2 at the Ellis hotel. Delegates to the Des Moines shippers meeting will report on sailing dates abolition with railroad representatives to foster cooperation. The event opens to all shippers and reservations are urged to A J Knapp.
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Waterloo Commercial Lab
Ellis Hotel
Des Moines
Commercial Club
A. J. Knapp
God Led Israel Through Trials to Freedom and Law
A Sunday School lesson outline by Rev. Fitzwater surveys Israel’s deliverance from Egypt, the manna and quail in the wilderness, Jethro’s counsel to Moses, Sinai as a constitutional code, and God’s guiding hand in shaping a theocratic nation. It notes oppression as a crucible for growth and Moses’ preparation from Pharaoh’s court to lead in Canaan.
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Jexson
Red Sea
Israel
Pharaoh
God
Canaan
Jethro
Moses
Commonwealth of Israel
Sinai
Gail
Egypt
Egypti
Goshen
Midian
Tesson
FARM TRACTOR USE GROWS AMID RELIGIOUS REFLECTION
Washington March 28 reports show farmers urged to adopt tractors as land reform measures and religious context. The text recalls biblical wanderings and Joshua leadership, urging whole hearted obedience and separation from neighbors while noting rising tractor production for 1919.
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Washington, D. C
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Rainbow Division
Sopper
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Athenian Society
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George Marvellis
Derik Stoy
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A. Sporle
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Peaver
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Waterloo
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Milwaukee
Wis
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D.D
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Leacan
Magref
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Cincinnati
Waterloo Evening
Courier
Joshua
Leseos
Reffuge
Leston
Brunswick
Treasure House of Music
Brunswick ‘Altona
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PATHE
Victor
Brunswick Phonograph Shop
Commercial Street
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Fashion Department
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