Labor union leader urges closer ties with church at Grace Church
Stufflebeam of the Central Labor Union spoke at Grace Methodist Church urging labor and church unity. He argued labor has a place in education and social work, and urged wage earners and employers to talk openly to reduce friction. Reverend Lockwood echoed the call for moral and social justice alignment.
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Stufflebeam
Central Labor Union
Grace
Methodist Church
E. J. Lockwood
Tox É
Police Notes Roundup From City and County
Police notes report Leah M. Lance returned to her hometown with War ren Q. official Jonias Sharif. A dog attack at 410 Linn injures L. W. Scott, coat torn and blood drawn. dog catcher deployed. Raid on a disorderly house nets multiple detainees and bonds. shotgun found. several jailed awaiting hearings. Sergt Edward Burk returns from Great Lakes with deserter, detailing a long custody transfer amid rain. Waterloo department nets 16 dollars after expenses from a reward.
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Jonias’ Sharif
Warren Q
Leah M. Lance
Adams Street
Linn
Art Powell
Sergt Burk
Waterloo
Bicycle Week Observed Across Nation and Canada
Dealers and bicycle clubs celebrate Bicycle Week May 3 through 10 with races parades and events nationwide. The campaign promotes the bicycle as economical healthful sport and transportation, noting rising production and global popularity and urging club organization and youth involvement.
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United States
Canada
United Cycle Trade Directorate
Holland
Dubuque Business Leader Dies at Mass
Frank Rhomberg president of the Dubuque Robe and Tanning Co. and head of Rhomberg Brothers wholesale liquor house of East Dubuque dropped dead Sunday while attending mass at St Marys church. He was about 54 years old.
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Dubuque
Frank Rhomberg
Dubuque Robe '& Tanning. Company
Rhomberg Brothers
East Dubuque
St. Mary's Church
Tiz Foot Relief Promises Quick Comfort
An old advertisement touts Tiz for sore blistered and calloused feet. It claims instant relief from aching, burning, swollen feet and promises to end foot limp, urging readers to buy a 25 cent box at drug or department stores.
Bankers to Hold Statewide Group Meetings This Week
Bankers from across Iowa will attend a train tour with group meetings in Council Bluffs Chariton Ottumwa Maquoketa and Waterloo. Major Edouard Du Pont will speak as part of an intensive program with J A Dinwiddie and J M Dinwiddie among presenters. The first meeting starts Tuesday in Council Bluffs followed by events in other cities with luncheons and a reception.
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Edouard du Pont
French High Commission
J. A. Jarga
Waterloo
Edmund W. Miller
The
Commercial National Bank
J. QO. Trumbauer
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Leavitt. & Johnson’ National Bank
EB. L. Johnson
Federal- Reserve Bank
Leavitt: & Johnson Trust Company
Gantrman J. Ervin Evans
Cedar ‘Kalle
J. B Smith
RH. W. Miller
Waterloo Clearing House Association
J. M. Dinwiddie
Cedar Rapids
France
Edouard
DuPont
Henry iDuPont & Go
Paris
M. A. Traylor
Chicago
Russell- Lamson
Russell-Lamson
Theatrical Showings At Plate and Crystal Theatres
The Plate theatre offers Mor ’Batter, For Worse, a DeMille artcraft feature about the homebound man in wartime, written by Edgar Selwyn and scenarized by John MacPherson. At the Crystal theatre Joior Tow shows A Man of Honor, a Webster Lockwood production marking honesty as best policy and exposing real estate rackets on an island in the West Indies.
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B. DeMille
Plate Theatre
Mr. DeMille
France
Edgar Selwyn
Jounie Macpherson
Fela AN Theatre
Henry Kitchell Webster
Marcel Lockwood
Crystal Theatre Joiior- Tow
Webster
Creas
Astate
West Indies
Majestic Vaudeville Delivers A Pleasant Evening
The Majestic Sunday bill offered five acts of vaudeville with Lew Son and Harry Winans performing songs, Hoshi the rap wonder, Jenks and Allen rural comedy, the Killarney Girls, Morale'n Pots with trained dogs, and the Majestic Orchestra under Jon Lewis providing musical numbers.
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Harry Winans
Rongense
Hoshi
Hfe
Lalcony
Jenks
Allen
Killarney
Majestic Orchestra
Jon Lewis
Waynarket Rige Reunion News Sparks City Tension
May 6 report from Chicago notes a reunion of Haymarket riot veterans warning that if radicals remain unchecked serious clashes may erupt in major cities. The piece touches on police tensions and ongoing unrest in urban areas. Also reports the sale of the Wilson farm near Waterloo.
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Chicago
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