Med fighting unit recruits in Cedar River park Waterloo
A recruiting party from Camp Dodge, comprising 31 enlisted men and three officers of the Second Infantry, pitched tents in Cedar River park Waterloo to recruit for the army. The unit showcases seven machine guns, an automatic rifle, radio gear, and rapid-fire demonstrations. The group plans demonstrations, an educational campaign, and a Memorial Day appearance with the Second Infantry band led by John Epple. The camp operates with full mess facilities and mobile transport.
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Waterloo
Second Fantry
Camp Dodge
Cedar!iver Park
R. W. Johnson
Theachine
Second Infantry
Frank S. Matlock
Alexander Lacewell
Regular
Mip
Johnson
Cedar River Park
John Epple
Lincoln Park
Thirteen Will Graduate From Tripoli High School
Tripoli Ia May 28 The high school graduation program will be Friday evening at the opera house Thirteen students will receive diplomas Rev Mr Henke Waverly will give the commencement address The class roster includes Valitha Schaustein Thelma Franklin Lora Koeneke Dorothy Hildebrandt Anna Meswart Clarence Kimball John Martin Paul Schober Arthur Meswart Elston Lyford Franklin Erwin Kirckhoff Erwin Kromer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Opera House
Henke
Waverly
Valitha Schaustein
Thelma Franklin
Lora Koeneke
Dorothy Hildebrandt
Anna Meswarth
Clarence Kimball
John Martin
Paul Schober
Arthur Meswarth
Elston- Lyford Franklin
Erwin Kirckhoff
Erwin Kromer
Organ Virtuoso Gatty Sellars Delights Waterloo Audience
English organist Gatty Sellars performed at First Methodist church with a varied program from French English and American composers. Highlights included Holllins Concert Overture, Sousa memorial march The Golden Star, Sellars own In Venice and In Arcadia, Pilgrims Chorus from Tannhauser, with cathedral chimes accompaniment. Sellars tours for England’s patriotic fund benefiting the Red Cross. he will appear in Iowa Falls Iowa City Burlington and Grace M B church Waterloo before returning to First M H auditorium Sunday for two programs with voluntary offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatty Sellars
First Methodist Church
Waterloo
Alfred Hollins
Edinburgh
John Phillip Sousa
Venice
Arcadia
Tannhauser
Sellars
Europe
South
North America
Patriotic Fund of
England
Red Cross Society
Iowa Falls
Iowa City
Burlington
Grace M. B
Amicable end to Eamgter strike noted
Officials report a peaceful settlement of the Eamgter strike with a cooperative spirit easing tensions for local industry. Mr. Stufflebeam says few grievances remain to be ironed out and expects no further trouble, expressing confidence in employers’ word.
Waterloo ends teamsters strike with general settlement
Robert Plummer, long missing since leaving Cedar Falls, is reported alive in Nome Alaska. The Waterloo strike by Teamsters and Truck Drivers No 257 ends in a wage agreement. Most unions sign with employers, and labor is stabilized for the coming year. The settlement follows talks led by Central Labor union president T N Stufflebeam and employer rep J Arthur Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Robert Plummer
Cedar
Teamstera
Charles TL
the Plummer
Teamsters
Waterloo
T. N. Stuffie
Beam
Central Labor Union
J. Arthur Young
R.C. Thompson
W. A. Bryant
J. L. Deyring
W. BE. Mathews
Teammsters
Devring
Chicago
T. N. Stufflebeam
Canter Buts Airplane Purchase Sparks Town Debate
In Gueiie Center on May 28 Cathrie camper is noted as a community member seeking ownership of an airplane. The city bought a plane today from the Canadiate Eovement and will use two temporary placements to boost the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gueiie Center
Cathrie
Canadiate Eovement
Car Stolen Motorcycle Cop Impounds After Trail
After a city business errand J. Boatman Hudson parked on a street near the theatre. His car, described as black, disappeared. Motorcycle Officer Al Mentzer was assigned to track the vehicle and later reported locating it six miles east of Jesup.
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J. 1
Hudson
Sye¢mere Street
Willard Goes Direct to Toledo as Special Police
Toledo May 28 Eight hundred former soldiers will be deputized as special police and serve as ushers for the heavyweight bout. The Associated Press reports Willard is directing the plan to ensure crowd control and security for the event in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Toledo
Associated Press
Weldon and Delphsey to oversee Willard training camp plan
Mayor Letresher and public service director oversee a proposed $30,000 training camp on Maumee Bay two miles west of Dempsey's quarters for Willard. Wilko to Toledo stop cancelled for a day and baggage to Lawrence, Kaw. Hay Qo. Archer, Willard's representative, due to arrive tomorrow to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Winard
Jack Delphsey
Wayview
Judy
Tex Idekard
Letresher
If Wall
Public Servero
Reekved
Wilko
Toledo
Lawrence
Kaw
Mather Outehmaler
Solna Athiede
Maumee Bay
Willard
Dempsey
Hay Qo. Archer
Willred
Armmenian and British Officials Protest Volah Offensive
London dispatch reports Armenian and British officials at Wirrkawine protested against the Voliah offensive in East Gallia. The note was too disputed to be clear, per the Exchange Telegraph from Vienna via Copenhagen.
S. S. Tied to Skin Disease Cure Promise
Terrifying discomfort from eczema and dermatitis is blamed on surface treatment. The ad claims true relief comes from removing disease germs in the blood with S. S. S., a tonic purifier said to cleanse the blood and end itching by attacking the root cause. It urges readers to consult the Chief Medical Adviser and visit drugstores for a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Swift Laboratory
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MED Fighting
WN City
Will Farade
Iowa
Waterloo Memorial Day
G. A. R. Committee
Marshalltown
Red Cross
Eamgter
Theresa Bartelt
Newell Street
K. OF C. Hall
Peavey’s Orchestra
Panama
Bangkok
Leghorn
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