State Labor Meet Honors L A Link
Waterloo labor union treasurer W Jon A Link was elected to the executive board of the Iowa State Federation of Labor at the state convention. The Sioux City dispatch notes tense debate over a proposed state labor party, with dissent over proposition 40 on candidate standings and proposition 26 on party formation, ending without a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.jon A. Link
Waterloo Ce Labor Union
Hoyore
de Federation of Labor
KK. J. Hemmery
Keoku Simon Miller
T. N. Wallace
Dubdune
Sioux City
Towa
Resolutions Committee
B. Wiley
Des Moines
O'Connor
Organized Labor
O'Conner
Labor Party
Charles Podruska
Waterloo Moulders’ Union
Wiley
Becon
D. C. Lewis
Miners’ Union
Albia
Suecces
Canfield
Des Moinga
Brother Lewis
Savhel League
Imade
Charles H. Martin
Cigarmakers’ Union No. 150
Martin
Starration
American Federation of Labor
General Assembly
Birth notices from May reveal multiple new arrivals
The clippings list several births with parents and addresses, including May 11 and May 20 events. Names mentioned include Mary Helen, Zelia Aniba, Alia, and George Diestelminer. Locations cited include 728 Wellington and 11449 Independents, with family paragraphs indicating sons and daughters for various couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fh. Kant
Herm
Wellington
Mary Helen
Liu
Mats
Lum
Mherry
Zelia Aniba
Joseph Wr Clough
Alia
Lawl
Ohn Lewi
Sam. Tenn Lewis Jr
Frank L. Wiuraner
Beo
Sen
George Diestelminer
George Dr Wagene
Labor Federation backs rail nationalization repeal of daylight law
Sioux City May 24 The Town State Federation of Labor endorsed government ownership of railroads for a ten year trial and repeal of the daylight saving law as unnecessary. It proposed financing an old age fund by industry taxes and general taxation rather than imposition on employers and employees. A delegate urged pensions from industry for worn workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Town State Federation of Labor
Committee On Legislation
Cows Dominate Holstein Sale at Dairy Congress
More than 100 bidders crowded the Dairy Cattle Congress as cows drew top prices while bulls lagged. A Gleim Brothers cow from Arlington brought 1010 dollars, notable for a 3000 pound milk record, and Rensink Brothers sold a cow for 520 dollars. Most stock were heifers with many sales near 400 dollars. several cows hit 700 dollars. Auctioneers included Col J B Mark and Fr Atkinson, with promoter J F Cass steering the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
J. J. Opplington
Forest Lake
Minn
Gleim Brothers
Arlington
Rensink Brothers
Col
J. B. Mark
Fr. Atkinson
Wis
G. W. Baxter
Elmira
N. Y
H. A. Murray
Waverly
Charles J. Chase
H. O. Bern
Linden News Briefs From May Visit And Playings
P A Marble visited his son Pierce at Cornell College after leaving Linden Monday afternoon. The entertainment The Ministers Wifes New Bonnet was staged again in Linden, repeating Wednesday at Quakerton after an initial showing at M E B church in Waterloo on Friday. Mrs Grate Payne remains slowly improving but still bedridden. An advertisement invites a ride in the aeroplane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Marble
Mt Vernon
Pierce
Cornell College
Quakerton
M. EB
Waterloo
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L. A Link
First Presbyterian Church
Clinton I. Shockley
Park Ave
Franklin Street
First Presbyterian
Peking
Eany
Labor Federation
Phelps
Jefferson
Byrnes Park
Golf Club
Paige Cars
Paige Larchmont
Linwood
Detroit
Paige
Detroit Motor Car CO
Detroit, Michigan
Pato
Linden
Gatty Sellars
Queen’s Hall
London
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Auto Tire Service Co
Fred Thomsen
Prop
Waterloo, Iowa
W. Fifth St
Orient
Georgettes
Taffeta Foulards
la Jerz
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