Senate backs food control measure amid Palmer push
Washington reports the Senate adopted the food control bill passed by the House yesterday. Attorney General Palmer will be armed with authority to shape enforcement as the government drives a campaign against rising prices. The act limits cash storage to 12 months, fixes shipment dates, and sets penalties of up to 7 dollars fine or a year in jail for violators. Additional measures extend provisions of the food central act to clothing, fuel, fertilizer, and wearing apparel.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Palmer
House
Wilson
Food Central
Jury verdict on Hammond steel strike agents self defense
The jury found the killing was by persons with warrants and that deputy sheriffs on the company payroll fired in self defense. Testimony questioned if deputies were sworn at the mills. guards might have joined disturbances since the strike began, but the killing of Mrs Sellens occurred before the strike. Affidavits from Pierce's son refuted Gompers’ claim that a U S Steel agent caused his death.
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Kenyon
Gary
Sellens
President Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Jefferson D. Pierce
Pierce
Steel Corporation
FW. W
A. Gompers
United States Steel Corporation
John Kapatrick
Convittee
Hammond
Ind
Judge Gary Defends Wage Scales and Open Shop Policy
Judge Gary testifies on wage practices amid a strike, explaining unskilled workers earn about $4 per day while skilled labor tops $6.70. He cites average manufacturing wages, hours worked, and the open shop approach, noting most employees work eight to ten hours with options to limit hours. Senators question strike causes and management’s accessibility to workers.
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Gary
Amuy
Kenyon
Nevartting
Thy Corporatig
Neband
Tata
Benatar
Senator Phipps
Fudge
Sone
Senator Walsh
Demarrat
Massa- Cruseles
Gompers
Fitzpatrick
Thay
Senator Johnson
South Dakota
Judge Gary
Ground Lost by Steel Strikers in Chicago District
In Chicago area steel plants unions claim production at under ten percent capacity while officials reportedly consider halting Joliet Milwaukee and Gary plants. No pickets or interference occurred as workers returned to duty amid conflicting reports about plant shutdowns and union actions.
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Chicago
Department
Lie
Thec
Joliet
Milwaukee
Met
Gary
Itho Llere
Tran
Moss
Ind
Or. T
Loyal
Am League
AmerivattaMhose
Lea
Thaois Fred Othe American Legion
Hingis
Eyche
Moers
Youngstown
Tesmar
Yoomgstown
Youngs Iowa
Tre Arm
Water town route office hours and contact details
Incomplete entry from the Waterloo Avenue Courier and Daily Reporter lists an office address at 111 Went Foutt Wrest and general hours 8 to 19. The fragment provides no clear event or person outcome beyond contact information.
Cedar Falls Church Funds Reach 300000 Milestone
Cedar Falls reports a 300000 fund achieved by the Evangelical association superannuation body after eight years of growth. President William Grouse Nisin notes optimistic outlook while Rev George Johnson of Cleveland says the fund is in satisfactory condition and well invested.
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Cedar Falls
Superannuation Fund
Organization of Evangelieal Association
General Conference Assembly
Winerrow
William Grouse Nisin
Lea Jug
George Johnson
Cleveland
Otter
Jrevfogel
General Conference
Zion Church
Breyfogel
S. P. Spreng
Naperville, Ti
G. Trein
Choral Society Organized at Waterloo Business College
A choral society formed among Waterloo Business College students last night with officers led by Glenn Thompson as president and Anna M. Oling as vice president. The group featured committees on magic publicity and social affairs plus talks by Bruce Gates and George Turner who will supervise music. Original dues are seven dollars with a goal of 160 members as it expands.
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Waterloo Business College
Glenn Thompson
Anna M. Oling
Mr. Edwards
Gale Lanning
Shimer
Warry Shaffner
Glen Thompson
Russell Stevens
Ruth Pierce
Miss Brandt
Harold Crueber
Waterloo veteran Henry Brunscheen returns home after discharge
Henry Brunscheen, a veteran of the First Division, has been discharged from the army and returned to Waterloo. He enlisted on May 7, 1917, and served during the war.
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Nergl
Henry Brunscheen
Waterloo
Munn and Miss McKean Wed in Cedar Rapids
Rev. M G Munn pastor of United Presbyterian church Cedar Rapids married Mig Grave McKean at the first Congregational church parsonage Cedar Rapids yesterday. Dowager Mrs. Munn returns to Waterl ast and will reside at United Presbyterian mans 216 Wellington. The bride was a Waterloo teacher and later a public library assistant. The groom has pastored the United Presbyterian church for about eleven years.
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Cedar Falls
Levi Jewell i
Washington Street
George Wild
Cedar Rapids
Long Beach
Cal
William Roderick
Comstock
Nora Springs
Laura Irwin
Bethlehem Church
Chicago
Forest Lawrence
Portland
Ore
Danish Baptist Church Brotherhood
Amandus Sorensen
Lena Partridge
Eastern State Normal School
Richmond
Teachers’ College
Middlewest
van Dosels
Arthur Repp
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Doseff
Cornell
Tigers
Reinbeck
Posson
W. J. Harding
M.G. Munn
United Presbyterian Church
Mig Grave McKean
Randol Street
Parsona
First Congregational Church
Tarne
Munn
United Presbyterian
Wellington Street
Waterloo Schoo West
Polk County Sheriff Probes Theft Link In Des Moines
Sheriff J R Quinlan and Deputy P J Griffin of Polk County investigated a theory that merchandise found with Roy Welch may be linked to a sway stolen. Welch, recently released, was recaptured and questioned but no guilt was proven, and he was released again. Advertising is always NEWS.
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Polk County
J. R. Quinlan
Sherif P. J. Griffin
Roy Welch
Des Moines
Welch
Thes
Sepertine Crepe Advises Easy Wear and Comfort
A garment note promotes Sepertine Crepe as ideal for a no iron, non stretch, durable fabric with a selvage. The cling ing gown is described as practical, requiring knickers, while the material’s value is highlighted for versatile dress use and easy understanding of its appeal.
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H.C.L. Dent
Tage
Standard
Tts
Ihe
Standard Steel Company
Ty Herame
Femfilms
Marios
Sines
Etre
Anelooot
Eedar Falls
Church
Iowa
Pnt
State Educational Department
Gilchrist Hall
Congregational
Woman's Misgintary Society
Julin W. Leavitt
Washington
Presbyterian
Pastor's Aid Society
William Selle
Main
Victor Speer
Kensington
H. H. Seass
Main Street
St. Luke’s Guild
St. Luke's Church Guild
Henry Johnson
Ladies’ Association
S. St. Jeryoloman
State Teachers’ College
Commercial Club
Black Hawk
Herbert Bley
Business College
Wirst Division
M. G. Munn
Miss McKean
Tess
Uven
Peerless
Howell
THE
Peerless Baking Co
Waterloo, Iowa
Kathryn Meek
HAT Shop
East 4Th Street
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