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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1911

Page

4

Telegram to Gompers on Illinois Central strike

A telegram was sent to Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, from E G Pullen representing Illinois Central shopmen in Waterloo Iowa. It asks AFL action to address the strike during the Georgia convention and describes current conditions on the railroad division and seeks leadership guidance. The union plans to invite J K D Buckales of the International Machinists union to visit and speak. Proceeds from a benefit performance at Columbia theater will aid strikers. The county aids the poor with coal and food as prices rise due to weather.

Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Atlanta E.G. Pullen Ilinois Central England Canada Georgia Waterloo J. K D. Buckales International Machinists’ Union Omaha Columbia Theater Majestic Theater

Six Die in Early Winter Blizzard Hits Chicago

Chicago reports six deaths and over a dozen injuries from a fierce blizzard and blustery winds that began Saturday, closing streets and disrupting daily life across the city and surrounding areas. The harsh weather caused transportation delays and hampered emergency response as residents faced record cold and drifting snow.

Chicago

Old-Time Preacher Visits County from Alton and Independence

Attorney VL AL Kenford welcomed J. L. Cramer of Alton HL to his office on Monday. Cramer, recently from St. Paul visiting relatives, is en route home with plans to stop in Independence to see daughters Bird and Mattie and many old friends from the Livingston Creek area where he held revival meetings years ago. He will depart for Independence soon.

VL AL Kenford J. L. Cramer Alton Craner Ot. d Keptford Independence Cramer St. Paul Charlie Lola Thompson Mer Bird Mattie

Warden Sanders Honored by American Prison Congress

Fue Madison Nov 14 Warden C Sanders of the penitent today received notice of his appointment as chairman of the committee on prison discipline of the American prison congress of PAPA. Warden Sanders built a reputation through lectures in criminology.

Fue Madison C. Sanders the Penitent Prison Congress of Papa Sanders

American sportsman Mdear Ww. Mix suicide report

Paris November 14 reports from Calais that Mdear Ww Mix, a well known American sportsman, is believed to have committed suicide by jumping from a damaged steamer on the preceding Sunday.

Paris Calais Mdear Mix Suic Obs

D D B P Prescription for Skin Disease Promoted

The D D B P prescription for eczema psoriasis and skin troubles is urged by a Chicago store and a noted skin specialist K Holmes endorses it as a specific. A 1.00 bottle with guarantee and a 25 cent trial offer are advertised along with a free pamphlet on bathing and diet for skin cures.

Europe K. Holmes Atore

Cement Production Breaks Records in United States

Washington Nov 14 Portland cement output surpassed 10,000,000 barrels for the first time, a gain of 2,690 percent from a decade earlier. The 1910 report by H W Burchard shows 12,686,152 long tons valued at $68,205,000, with a 29 percent rise in value from 1909. Exports remained small though, at 2,475,957 barrels, while prices fell to about 72 cents per barrel in some areas.

Washington Portland Harnest W. Burchard United States Alaska Imestone Burehard Nohal

Iowa Central to Build Extension to St Louis Route

Des Moines reports George W. Sievers general counsel for the Iowa Central railroad arrived for a conference on extending the line from Albia to St Louis by about 200 miles of new trackage to connect with the Chesapeake Ohio controlled by Hawley interests with outlets on the Atlantic.

Des Moines George W. Sievers Iowa Central Railroad Minneapolis Iowa Iowa Central Albia St. Louis Chesapeake Ohio Hawley Atlantic

Root Juice Promises Cure Claims Sweep Henderson

Reports from Henderson praise Root Juice for rapid relief of indigestion rheumatism kidney trouble and nervous ailments. Police officer John K Stevens says his kidney and bladder problems vanished after use. Drug store staff note many testimonials from reputable locals. Demonstrations offer one dollar per bottle or three for two dollars fifty cents.

Henderson John K. Stevens Noo

Rail connections link East and West via Des Moines

Seaboard at Old Point Comfort Virginia and New York City. Connections will be made here by the line from Oskaloosa with the southern terminus of the Minneapolis and St. Louis. This connection will permit movement of traffic from the east to the west coast via Des Moines.

Seaboard Old Point Comfort New York City Oskaloosa Minneapolis and St. Louis Des Moines

Children Sing to Future Cardinals at St Patrick’s Cathedral

In New York six thousand children sang to Archbishop Farley and Cardinal Falpio as they depart for Rome to be elevated to the college of cardinals. The event at St Patrick's Cathedral marked a ceremonial sendoff for the papal appointees.

New York St. Patrick's Cathedral John Farley Diomede Falconio Washington Rome College of Cardinals

Editor in Clinton Arrested for Malicious Libel

Clinton Louisiana November 14 Fred W Mitchell editor of the De Witt Observer was arrested today on the charge of malicious libel and bound over for trial.

Clinton Fred W. Mitchell de Witt ObserVer

Grand jury bond set at $300 over Clinton Advertiser article

A warrant was sworn by Louis E. Fay editor of the Clinton Advertiser demanding action after an article in last week’s issue. The bond amount specified was $300. Local authorities pursue the matter as a legal action stemming from the publication.

Fay Accused in Bridge Company Hold Up Attempt

A report states Fay faced charges for attempting a bridge company hold up tied to attacks on county officials, as detailed in local newspaper records.

Fay

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