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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1920

Page

6

Plan Standards to Stop Laziness and Undue Speed

Boston reports the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America plan standardization of work quantity and quality to curb laziness and undue speed. They will survey market conditions, meet manufacturers, and set two pay scales: maximum for meeting first standards and lower for not reaching them. The move follows disputes over piece work and weekly wages.

Boston Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Clothing Workers Joseph Schlossberg

New confectionery and grocery firm forms at Fourth and Saxon

Chas Neubauer and Keith 4G Crowther have bought the Fourth and Saxon confectionery and grocery store from IF TE Watkins. Neubauer, former vice president of Model Laundry, has resided in Orlwein and was involved in bakery and confectionery. Crowther, an Illinois Central veteran of 13 years, was chief accountant in the master meet office. The new firm will run as a cash and carry operation.

Chas Neubauer Keith Crowther Fourth Saxon Ifte. Watkins Model Laundry Orlwein Illinois Central

Manchurian death toll alleged in Peking dispatch

Peking dispatches claim Japanese forces in Manchuria commit terror as Russian workers are executed and civilians harassed. reports allege bridge killings, shootings, and bayonet assaults around Harbin and Haftar, with Japanese troops strengthening garrisons and pressuring Chinese and Russian laborers along the Chinese Eastern railway to curb potential resistance.

Peking Manchuria Harbin Haftar Re Jt Cen Semenoff the Times Maron Haflar Russian Far East Times Upper Manchur Nikolsk

Railway lines and shifting rivalries in East Asia

The article notes that China's agreement allowing Russia to retain possession of its railway line removes one of Japan's chief excuses for keeping troops nearby. It highlights how this concession alters strategic narratives and affects regional tension between China, Russia, and Japan.

China

Crops Progress After Weather In Eastern Java

A weekly report from agents of the Illinois Central notes improved weather aiding crops in eastern Java. Storms near Walker Linn County caused livestock losses, while broader conditions show corn planting advancing as sunshine returns and ground firms for field work.

Java Finais Central Railroad W. S. Williams Western Lines Illinois Central Walker Linn County

Farmers Report Favorable Planting Conditions for Season

The report notes oats and other grains look good, pastures are improving, and seed rot fears from wet weather are lessened. Grain is sprouting well and planting may finish this week with optimistic outlook. Early potatoes are doing well, and dry weather should yield a good crop.

Mormon Address Tonight at Kistner Chapel

President Winslow F. Smith of the Northern States mission will speak at a special meeting in Kistner chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at 7 30 this evening.

Winslow F. Smith Northern States Mission Kistner Chapel Church of Jesus, Christ Latter Day Saints

Family Quarrels and Minor Crimes Keep Police Active

Police yesterday handled family disputes and minor incidents with no arrests. Officers advised youths and settled issues at municipal court, while a stolen bicycle was recovered from a vacant lot and awaits its owner. A brief note on a Methodist program titled The Wayfarer accompanied the report.

Mobile Street Vinton Street Lower Jefferson Street Rhey Street Sullivan Avenue

Allegorical Portrayal Of Christian Progress At First M E Church

Large audience attended First M E church last night to view film pictures titled The World at Columbus and The Wayfarer. The event was part of the Methodist interchurch world movement and followed by related remarks.

Paganda M. E. Church Columbus Methodist Interchurch World Pro

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