Chicago Detectives Guard Strike to a Finish at Illinois Central
Labor unrest grows as Illinois Central Railroad prepares for a long strike. Chicago Detective C N Nelson arrives to supervise guard duties against strikebreakers while shop work and boiler maker crews report near full staffing. Bedding and meals are supplied for strikebreakers as police bolster rounds and optimism persists among labor officials for federation recognition and favorable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ullinois Central Railroad Company
J. A. Bell
Mr. Bell
Chicago
C.N. Nelson
Maurice Enright
William Gentleman
Nelson
Minisis Central
Wateroo
Sweeral
Hingis
Troumls
Ar. Welson
E.G. Pullen
Boilermake
Typothetae Meeting Announced for Cedar Rapids
A meeting of the Typothetae, the association of master printers, is set for tomorrow in Cedar Rapids. Delegates from Waterloo include Sam Thule Shosh Crowsard Bernie Alien F H Crowther and possibly others.
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Towa State Typothetae
Association of Master Printers
Miocion Jubilee Opens Tomorrow at Walnut Street Baptist
Formal opening at 7 30 p m on Walnut Street Baptist Church marks a woman’s mission jubilee for foreign missions in Waterloo. Local and out of town visitors arrive, with programs starting with a 4 20 p m children’s program and continuing through a Friday banquet. Proceeds fund mission work and membership drives with a rest room set for visitors and tickets managed by Mrs J P Textie and church leaders. Six concerts on the Conservatory Course are promised with new prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Tomorrew
Uuissiat
Watertoo
Waterloo
Medker Walte
Seato
Ars. J. TL
Odar Malls
Piethian Temple
Temple Rebekah Lodge Regular Session and Thimble Bee Notice
Temple Rebekah lodge will meet in regular session Friday evening in the I GO FY hall of Honor. Thimble bee will meet October 6 at the home of Mrs. Charles Rose, 151 Argyte Street. The ladies of the First Presbyterian church will have a rummage sale on Wednesday October 11.
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Temple Rebekah Lodge
I. GO. FY
Thimble Bee
Charles Rose
Argyte Street
First Presbyterian Church
Local Study Classes Begin Across Town
Educational classes start this week drawing small groups of girls. Miss Munsen directs speed dictation with limited turnout. Scott Biegelfl leads the pointe class for 17 members. Sewing circles host 26 members under Miss Felkner. Caamlader’s 12 knitters meet tonight. Millinery interest gathers this evening. Recitation class meets in the high school gym tonight.
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WC. A
Mark Cutts
Munsen
Scott FL Biegelfl
Felkner
Teanovery
Caamlader
Eyrnasium
Members Enjoy Social Evening At M C A Center
The M C A center class held a supper and social night with a toast ceremony led by R Lee the physical director. George Douchy W T Frame and Paul MacWachren gave toasts while Frank Fortunski played piano and a phonograph furnished music. Dr F C Sage presented a feature item.
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M. C. A. Centor Guacium
Arty
R. Lee
Bastmaster
George Douchy
W. T. Frame
Paul MacWachren
Frank Fortunski
F. C. Sage
Fine Concert at Dunkerton by Walnut Street choir
Under W. B. Howell the Walnut Street Baptist church choir performed in Dunkerton under the Young People's Society of the First Baptist church. About one hundred people traveled on a chartered car to attend. The program featured vocal, cello and violin solos readings quartette numbers and a 50-voice choir. The audience filled the church and over $40 was raised. Credit goes to leader W. B. Howell and president F. E. McSras. The choir was invited to Fairbank for a benefit concert.
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Lanler
Fort Dodge
Pollen
Cherokee
Cognecil Blutts
Othr Hinds Central
Ward
New Uni
Brongilsges
Cuscarden Street
Prem
W. B. Howell
Walnut Street
W. BR. Uowell
F. E. McSras
Fairbank
Weld Leaves Daily Reporter After Ten Years
Arthur I. Weld ends a decade on the Daily Reporter reporting staff. He will sever his connection with the paper, ending a ten year tenure and moving on to new work opportunities.
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Arthur I. Weld
The
Daily Reporter
Advertiser of 1911 Sets Clear, Practical Standards
A 1911 advertiser emphasizes practical, testable methods over guesswork and theory, promising reliable results through proven approaches and careful planning. The message stresses disciplined strategy, verified outcomes, and direct applicability to real-world campaigns.
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Andy
Widen
Lara
Troubie
Peserve Square Veal
Norman Bell
Norman Bell Threar As Stater & Wert
Wirterion Owles
Cedar Rapids
Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek, Mich
Miocion
CPHL
Ue Walnut
W. H. Howrey
F. M. Devendorf
Y. ML. CG. A
Mr. Weld
East High School
Clty
Conservatory
Dunkerton
West Side
James Gardiner Co
First National Bank Building
Lord & Thomas
Trade Building
Lord & Thomas Advertising
Fifth Avenue
New York
North
Wabash Avenue
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