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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1927

Page

13

Save Goal Davis Warns In Talk 10 AFL Convention

Los Angeles October 4 In a keynote at the American Federation of Labor convention Secretary of Labor James Davis urged a single overarching conservation drive. He warned of waste from overdeveloped mines and warned that depletion of zinc and oil could threaten the nation unless resources are better organized. He denounced Soviet propaganda and praised the U.S. right to criticise. Davis endorsed continuing immigration policy and humane enforcement to avoid family separations.

Davis Los Angeles Cal Coal James J.davis American Federation of Labor Commonwealth Russia America Jtf Congress Federation

Laundry Drivers Uniforms Promote Confidence and Style

Four Siberty White laundry salesmen are photographed in olive whipcord uniforms. President W. W. Sibert says the new outfits convey higher standards of business, reliability, and standardized methods. The uniform helps housewives distinguish laundry salesmen from ice, milk, or junk dealers.

Siberty W. W. Sibert

Boy Bicycle Rider Bruised After Auto Crash

Morris Harrington aged 8 of 840 Fourth street west was bruised and cut about the body and face when his bicycle was struck by a car driven by O. A. Wilcox of 801 Eighth street west near his home. Wilcox took the boy to a physician.

Morris Harrington Fourth Street West O. A. Wilcox Eighth Street Wilcox

Federal court opens October term with criminal docket

Judge Martin J. Wade opened the October term of the federal court here today with a number of criminal cases appearing first on the docket. The other officers of the court are in attendance.

Martin J. Wade Federal Court

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