Tag Day for J. C. Shopmen in Waterloo
City labor leaders plan a tag day to raise funds for striking Illinois Central shopmen. The effort gains union support from carpenters, typographers, plumbers, and garment workers with pledges of cash and moral aid. A proposed $7,000 commissary building for non union workers prompts pushback from union rep E G Pullen who cites continued shipments and calls the plan a bluff. A diphtheria quarantine is issued for 8 year old Marcella Johnston of 214 Wellington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Illinois Central
Kurth
Carpenters’ Union
Waterloo Garment Workers’ Union
Federation
F. McCreery
System Federation
Paducah
Chicago
Timeis Central
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Atlanta
Quickest Cough Gure- Cheap But Unequaled
Promises rapid relief from coughs and throat troubles using Pinex with Norway White Pine extract. Claims instant action within hours, benefits for croup and bronchitis, and a family supply prepared at home in minutes. Markets the product as superior to competitors and widely used in the U S and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UV. S
Canada
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Independents Appeal Denied in Tobacco Trust Case
The U S district court denied the petition of independent tobacco dealers to intervene in the government dissolution suit against the tobacco trust. The decision suggests the case may go to the Supreme Court. The government will not appeal the New York circuit court plan of dissolution by the American Tobacco Company, and Attorney General Wickersham does not plan to seek review at this time.
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New York
Independent Tobacco
Tobacco Trust
United States District Court
United States Supreme Court
Washington
United States Circuit Court
American Tobacco Company
Supreme Court
Cosson Speaks Before High Court Over Antidiscrimination Law
Des Moines reports Attorney General George Cosson before the Supreme Court in the Fairmount Creamery case. He argued the court cannot strike down a legislature passed act without clear showing of constitutional fault. The case tests the Tawa antidiscrimination statute and competition between large corporations and small firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
George Cosson
Supreme Court
Fairmount Creamery Company
Tawa
May Hold Young Men to Grand Jury
E H McCoy assistant county attorney went to Cedar Falls to act as state's attorney in the preliminary hearing of four young men arrested by police for theft from Cedar Falls students. Hearing delayed until 2 pm. state seeks binding over to grand jury. Bazaar Saturday at Walnut Street church invites Christmas gifts.
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E. H. McCoy
Cedar Falls
Walnut Street Church
Pretty Wedding and Social Notices in Waterloo
A recent society page details the wedding of Miss Emily Annette Cutler to Edward B. Oster at the Cutler home with 20 relatives present, and notes their plans to live with the groom’s parents before moving to a new farm near New Hartford. The column also covers lectures at the Conservatory, Ladies’ Aid activities, the Friendship Society, annual missionary praise meeting, Elklets card party, Pathfinders meeting, Sacred Heart Altar Society plans, Christ Church Altar Guild activities, and upcoming oyster supper and bazaar preparations with various social hosts and venues in Waterloo.
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F. H. Cutler
Arlington Street
Emily Annette Cutler
Edward B. Oster
Sarah Annette Berger
Frank Schroeder
East Park Presbyterian Church
Iona Higgins
James Oster
Miss Higgins
New Hartford
K. Oster
Cedar Falls
Emily H. Rothreck
Marshalltown
Emily Cutler
Oklahoma
Frank Larson
Dows
Sacred Heart Altar Society
Fitzgerald
Grant Avenue
McNeal
Dunnwald
Regular and special fraternal meetings listed in Girard area notices
Community announcements include Tribe of Ben Hur regular meeting in A O U W hall with initiation and refreshments, a chicken supper by A W BR at G A R hall, and United Spanish War Veterans meeting at G A R hall with a full lunch. Also women’s auxiliary formation urged, Tabernacle chapter M M M degree convocation, and K T Red Cross conferment in Ascalon Commandery with visiting Sir Knights welcome.
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Girard Court
Tribe of
United Spanish War Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Tabernacle Chapter
Ascalon Commandery
K. T
Order of the Red Cross
Russell L. Degon
Be Hur
A. O. U. W. Hall
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Paul Davis Co
Merode
Oniy Oo
Ladies of
Drawl Davis Dry Goods
Fourth Street
J. C. Shopmen
Marcella Johnston
Wellington Street
Cosson
Society News
Conservatory
Ralph Mason Hix
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society of Grace MM. ‘Ek. Church
J. W. Arbuckle
Mesdames
W. H. Cheever
Charles Wasson
Wm. Barrett
W. B. Small
Guy Lichty
Friendship Society
Peter Grady
Eighth Street East
Catherine Cunningham
C.B. Huston
Women’s Missionary Society
The
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Elklets
Ellis’ Hall
H. W. Taggart
Pathfinders
Church of the Brethren
Harold Stier
Randolph Street
J. G. Witter
Aoe
Christ Church Altar Guild
Altar Guild of Christ
Episcopal Church
W. H. Bickler
Reber Avenue
Roy Armstrong
Jefferson Street
W. B. Howell
Walnut Street Baptist Church
G. N. Cowlishaw
Cutler Street
B. N. Draper
H. E. Smith
Geraldine Moore
Mt. Clemens
Mich
E. P. Jones
Samuel Peterson
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
J. L. Rose
Ash
W. BR. G
La’dies
Wilbur Betts
Com
Foley
Anna Pelzer
Omaha
Neb
Mia Benson
Courier
the Model Clothing Co
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