Two Year Anniversary of Illinois Central Strike Observed
Waterloo workers mark the two year anniversary of the Illinois Central and Harriman railroads strike. About five per cent have returned to work with most finding jobs elsewhere while a few seek old positions in Waterloo. A Chicago report notes plans to present evidence to the new federal industrial commission convened by President Wilson and urges support for labor rights.
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Illinois Central
Waterloo
Tllinois Central
Chicago
Bs.ceu
Harriman
Wilson
Turner Hall
Dobson Avenue
East
Seventy-fith Street
Comerfords
Frank Comerford
Brotherhood of Raily War
Carmen
Cotmerford
Washington
Comerford
My. Comerford
Inois Central Railroad
Illinois Capital System Federation
Indian TB School to Reopen on Tama Reservation
The old Fox and Sac Indian school near Tuede Ta will be reopened as a Sanatorium for tuberculosis treatment among Indian children. Dr. Robert L. Russell will be superintendent, with a second administrator for the Tama reservation. The plan aims to serve about two hundred children from the Tama and other states, with care limited by facilities.
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Washington
Trc. de
Cato Sells
Iowa
Tuede
Robert L. Russell
Tyo Addition
Save and Fox
Tris
Tama
Penny Saving Program Encourages West School Students
West School students are urged to save pennies and learn banking via a program at Secure First. The penny savings fund has surpassed expectations with deposits reaching about 32600 last term, and students continue to participate with enthusiasm. Five minutes each Friday are set aside for stamps, and Saturdays see students opening bank accounts with pride, learning thrift and economy for the future.
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Anson T. Hakill
Tessons
Financial Institution
Rockefellers
Citywide School Paper Color Change Aims Eyestrain Relief
East side adopts yellow copy paper for all grades to reduce eye strain while West uses light brown to protect eyesight. Government officials claim total stationery costs will stay under 450 dollars for the term, with 1200 pounds legal cap paper and 806 pounds light brown paper purchased for use by 3700 pupils.
Society News details a hospital auxiliary meeting
An Aunties auxiliary meeting was held at Mrs. WLW Marshs South Street home with about forty ladies present. A sewing project for the benefit of the society was organized and committee members were named to replenish the A. I room at the hospital.
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Wlw. Marsh
South Street
Corll
Rati Ato Achey
Jt Woo
Ran Mane
Getzs
Charles Brammet
Oa. Rown
W. A. Goodman
Taiey Kimball
Ars
Stenographer Speaks On Worth Of Hard Work And Value
A morning encounter with a stenographer highlights the common view that many workers are underpaid yet dedicated. A business elite quote notes top performers stay late when earning a small salary, yet seek better progress elsewhere, urging workers to prove value to earn recognition.
Patton Delivers Magnetism in Dr Hale in Lazy Bill
W. B. Patton draws acclaim for his Dr Hale in Lazy Bill to be staged at the Waterloo on Wednesday. His polished comic method and stage presence light the show with a notable display of personality and acting finesse.
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W. B. Patton
Dr.Hale
Patton
the Waterloo
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College of Commerce
Baedverdiee
Harris Theatre
York City
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Howard Kyle
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Norfolk
Spalding
Frank Bros
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