Money and Labor Meet at Capital to Seek Harmony
Washington Oct 6 The industrial conference called by President Wilson opens with Secretary Wilson saying the road to stable capital labor relations must be found Representatives from rail unions and the four big brotherhoods attend and the federation’s 14 affiliated unions are represented by three delegates for the federation’s affiliates The meeting aims to reach common ground for industry amid wartime and labor strife.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Department of Labor
Washington, D.C
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Firemen
Brotherhoods
American Federation of Labor
Ilolegies
Bert. M. Jewell
Federation
Regan
National Life
Rand
Larher Wilpon
Palmer
Bernard Barnueh
Yene
Tumwily
White House
Jane
Lane
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Ann
Rotary honors C D Becker and Mrs Edmund Rausch
Resolutions of respect for C D Becker and Mrs. Edmund Rausch were adopted at a Rotary luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson. W R Lumry spoke on profitable apple cultivation in Iowa and showcased an Ames Tawa College identified orchard study with varieties and practical propagation notes.
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C.D. Becker
Edmund Rausch
Rotary
Russell-Lamson
Becker
Rausch
W. R. Lumry
Iowa
Lumry
Capt. Seer
Cedar Falls
Tawa College
Ames
Frost Forecast Fails as Temperature Drops to 43
Weather observer Ralph Slippy reports no frost after a clear night with a low of 43 degrees, four degrees above frost point. Shoppers fled steady rain on Saturday after a half hour storm dropped .22 inches, while Waterloo area forecasters note possible frost in low ground.
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Ralph Slippy
Cupid Gets Busy Among Juveniles
A city report shows several underage marriage actions. Licenses granted to David Eastman and Bernice Washburn both of Waterloo, aged 18 and 18, and to Orville Mapes and Edith Calvin, Waterloo residents, aged 24 and 18. Other couples include Yale Morelock and Vera Goodsate with parental consent in process.
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Stik
Lcense
David Eastman
Bernice Washburn
Waterloo
Yale Morelock
Vera Goodsate
Orvile Mapes
Edith Calvin
Serbian Volunteer Sought To Down Epiro In Turbulent Action
A Serbian sailor volunteer from Brum on Rondont Rock fired a shot at the steamship Epiro as it entered a channel leading to Gartaro. The incident follows the duke of Aosta’s departure to Rome to press Cap D’Annunzio to restrain actions near the city while Allies decide on the situation.
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Aosta
Wiume
Cap D'Annunzio
Rome
Epiro
Gartaro
Sid
McCumber Denies Britain Voting Power in League Assembly
Senator McCumber Republican North Dakota argues Britain’s colonies should not have voting power in the league council or assembly. He says the body is not a court and that disputes are investigated and reported, not arbitrated, urging the public to understand the distinction and Canada’s voting role.
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United States
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Senate
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McCumber
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Canada
Lor McCumber
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Ertal
Tiaiti
Hedjaz
Honduras
Lineria
Nicarwaga
Panama
Peru
Salvador
Venezuela
Wild Grapes Fuel Rural Jokes and Grape Juice Boom
The article notes abundant wild grapes near La Porte City and Waterloo. Growers pick from vines along Cedar banks, with one man claiming two bushels from a single vine and others producing gallons of wild grape juice or cordial. The piece cites a Waterloo man praising tastier juice than commercial varieties and describes the method: pick when ripe, press, add a little sugar, and bottle.
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la Porte City
Waterloo
Waterloo Gideons Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
The Waterloo Gideons elected Virgil Blackledge as president Robert O Meek as vice president A M Merritt as secretary and treasurer and R E Crowther as chaplain. Reports show the group ranks third in associate members and that 70 was raised at the state convention to place bibles in hotel rooms. the state society aims to reach 50 000 bibles soon.
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Waterloo Gideons
BR. A. Meek
Virgil Blackledge
Robert O. Meek
A. M. Merritt
R. E. Crowther
Waterloo
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Deaths of Martuariy Huntington and Thomas Grace
Martuariy Huntington of 810 Baltimore Street died at 12 30 this morning after a long illness. She was born in 1851 at Jackson Michigan and married Nehemiah Huntington who died in 1886. The couple moved from Jackson to Nashua then Waterloo, and she leaves two sons and a number of brothers and a sister. Remains were taken to Petersen Mortuary and will be returned to Nashua for funeral at M E church on Wednesday at 1 pm with burial in Greenwood. Thomas Grace, a retired railroad man aged 65, died Saturday at the home of his daughter Mrs John F Dousherty after an apoplexy. He is survived by his widow and daughter, formerly of South Dakota. Funeral rites will be Tuesday at Sacred Heart church, Father J M Molloy officiating, with body sent to Minnesota for burial. An advertisement invites registrations for College of Commerce.
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Baltimore Street
Jackson
Mich
Nehemiah
Huntington
Nashua
Waterloo
Sure Brothers
a + vive
Petersen DB “Mortar
Trey
Shua
M. EK
Greenwood
Thoms Grace
John F. Dousherty
Fourth Street
Tie
South Dakota
Sacred Heart Church
J. M. Molloy
Minnesalis, Minn
Airships Race to Welcome Chicago Opens Across Continent
Ninety seven airships entered in the New York to San Francisco transcontinental test arrived in Chicago for a welcome by civic groups and the Aero Club of Illinois. The test aims to measure reliability as the westward leg begins from Ashburn Field with Capt. Earl S. Hoag in command.
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Transconti Neotel
New York
San Francisco
Gud
Civic Organizati Aero Club of
Illinois
Houses Depart Paris Sail for Home on Northern Pacific
Paris Oct 1 Cal EN House accompanied by Mrs Hoanse left Brest last night sailing for America. His plans on arrival remain uncertain. He expects if he sees President Wilson the President can receive visitors and says he is ready to return to Europe or do anything the President wishes. The supreme council may continue sessions in Paris indefinitely and President Wilson could convene a League of Nations executive council meeting in Paris to address the Saar Valley problem.
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Brest
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Wilson Ws
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Supreme Council
Wilsen
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League of Nations Executive Council
Washington
Saari Valley
Moose to Cross Atlantic Expansion Planned
Baltimore Md Oct 6 The Loyal Order of Moose votes to extend its organization to Europe with France and England as immediate objectives An appropriation of 25000 is approved for establishing a lodge in Tours.
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Loyal Order of Moose
France
England
Turis
Engineer Fractures Ankle in Illinois Central Min incident
Engineer N Frisbie of the Illinois Central Minnesota sustained a fractured ankle last night at Trport while alighting from his engine in the yards. He was brought to his home at 617 Mulberry Street.
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Ilinois
Tregport
Mulberry Street
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