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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1920

Page

11

Mayor backs higher streetcar fares in Waterloo talk

Mayor N W Frisbie voiced support for 10 cent streetcar fares contingent on franchise terms and service needs, while city council plans internal discussions with no immediate action. Deputy treasurer appointment for Leo R B Leeper likely at the meeting, with Leeper to base in Lafayette building office. Captain F McSweeney retirement pension of 75 cents per dollar?

Ayor N. W. Frisbie Railway Ofs Ws Waterloo Frisbie Itt C.ass Leo RB. Leeper John Gueller A. E. Johnson Johnson Leeper Leeper & Leeper Lafayette Justees F. McSweeney Applinos

Pledged funds for New Palestine drive at Waterloo synagogue

A Waterloo meeting at the Sons of Jacob Synagogue raised 526,600 toward the New Palestine restoration and Jewish war relief drive. Sr. Neveleff urged Jew and gentile support. J Cohn and others announced pledges, with notable sums from Kohn Bros and B Schultz. A Chicago lawyer spoke on Jewish suffering and Palestine under the San Remo mandate. freight talks followed with railroad executives convening in Chicago.

Waterloo Palestine Sons of Jacob Sr. Servaleff Relief Committee O. Zackheim J. Cohn Kohn Bros B. Schultz Schultz J. Greenburg Sehuitai

Spend Less Save More The Nation Faces Hard Times

A speech urges production and thrift to steady the economy. It warns of food and railroad strains, rising wages with stagnant output, and the need to limit extravagance while directing surplus into productive investment. Leaders call for honest work and prudent spending.

Rend Fenal BF. MacDonough Mgr MacDonough United States Atlantic City MacDorough

General Conference Adjourns Thursday in Des Moines

The Methodist Episcopal general conference began its final week in Des Moines with reports from committees expected to be presented for consideration. A key item to be taken up is the Episcopacy committee report on assigning bishops, anticipated without prior warning, with final adjournment scheduled for Thursday noon.

Associated Press Des Moines Methodist Episcopal General Conference Committee On Episcopacy

Flour prices fall at Minneapolis mills

Flour slid further today at the largest Minneapolis mills with family patent flour quoted around 14.75 to 14 dollars a barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks for cart load lots.

iBy Associated Press Minneapolis, Minn Minneapolis

Women Officials Plan Women Only Meeting Before Labor Convention

A group of state labor department women officials organize a women only session ahead of the Association of Governmental Labor Officials convention in Seattle. The circular cites broad female workforce estimates and lists organizers including Miss Brosette and several state officials from Kansas Washington and Idaho.

Associated Press Topeka Kan Association of Governmental Labor Officials of the United States Canada Seattle Jinus Brey S Brosette Kansas Industrial Wella Cou Euforce “Women Only Folviowits Women Labor Departments Mary Anderson Aire Women's Bar Washington Wow Udall Industrial Commission Stue Pel M. Johnson Mit

Freight rate survey braces policy for interstate commerce

Local committees survey freight problems at gateways to urge the Interstate Commerce Commission to set future priorities and embargoes. They aim to raise road earnings by about 1.017 billion and involve figures such as Susgallo of the University of Washington and Stewart Serighan, former state Industrial commissioner, in the convention discussions.

Chusetts Seale Distroun Pennsylvanias Katheryne Phillips Edsen Judies Moor Trountbull Adus Commuisston Oregon Trana- Luella Cox waren _ PHY Diadiana Nolide Washington Do Co Schwarta Birewu Industry Minnesota Mike Hide Jivpsetie “Tayoo Teary Susgallo University of Washington Stewart Seriighan Mi.wakes State Industrial Commission Eqimamerce Commission

Hearing on Freight Rate Boost Opened

Representatives from all interests in railroad operations gathered in Taghington on May 14 for the opening session of the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on proposed freight rate increases. The public and press attended as testimony began.

Taghingtomu B.C Milay Evestear Alan the Piddie

Johnson Beats Wood in Oregon Primary

Oregon primary results show Senator Hiram W. Johnson leading Maj. George Leonard Wood by about 10 votes in the Hepatilean presidential preference. Johnson s 40 619 to Wood 40 609 according to the Portland Oregonian tabulation.

Johnson Wood Oregon Uy Oye Associated Pragg Portland, Or Hiram W. Johnson Maj Geo. Leonard Wood Portland Oregonian

Senate committee eyes nomination inquiry panel

A five member committee is named to oversee a special inquiry into presidential nominations. The panel comprises three Republicans Senators Kenyon of Iowa Spencer of Missouri and Edge of New Jersey and two Democrats Senators Pomeren e of Ohio and Reed of Missouri.

Senate Kenyon Iowa Spencer Missouri Edge New Jersey Pomerene Ohio Reed

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