Labor Meet Near Close With Only Minor Task Left
The American Federation of Labor in Portland entered the home stretch with little left on its calendar beyond minor resolutions. Reports from laws, legislation, adjustments, shorter work day, and international relations committees show no sign of long debates and adjournment seems likely Friday with officer elections and delegates to the British trades union congress.
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International News Wire
Portland
Ove
American Federation of Labor
Mninor
British Trades Union Congress
EL Paso
Tex
Detroit
Boston
Birmingham
Ala
Federation
Peter J. Brady
New York
Idward J. Gainor
Washington, D. C
British
Trades Union Congress
Organized Labor
State Briefs From Burlington to Des Moines District News
Burlington reports officers elected by the Southeastern Iowa District Dental Association after a banquet. Indictments for man slaughter were returned in Knoxville involving three men connected to a fatal crash. Greenfield notes the $20,000 C B Q passenger station will be finished in 30 days. Muscatine recounts a near‑smash that sent four residents into a creek. Oskaloosa farmers endured a candle light banquet when lights failed, missing speaker Louis H. Cook due to auto trouble in Des Moines.
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Burlington
Southeastern Iowa District
Dental Association
P. Johnston
Oskaloosa
A. B. Copeland
Ottumwa
MM. Jy. Linderhold
Farmington
C. Bock
Fairfield
Guy ‘Rhode
Knoxville
Boyd
Anderson
Leonard Fyfe
Pershing
Adolph Sterdain
Flagler
Gale Bucklew
Greenfield
Muscatine
Louis H. Cook
Des Moines
Iowa Good Roads Association
Trade and consular pact draft sent to Germany
Digest notes that the United States submitted a preliminary draft of a trade and consular agreement to the German government. Other items mention Baroness Romano Avez, the Italian ambassador’s wife, the death of Mies Jacquelyn Taylor of St. Louis, Tsao Kun’s inauguration as China’s president and constitutional change, a murder confession and death sentence in California, David Lloyd George urging British unity, and Gen Coles Oglethorpe’s body found in a Georgia parish vault to be buried there.
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Berlin
United States
Paris
Romano Avez“ano
France
Mies
Jacquelyn Taylor
St. Louis
Peking
Marshal Tsao Kun
China
Stockton
Cat
Alexander Kels
Lodi
Cai
Snitcher
Ed Meserin
Ja- PorRn
Toronto
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
Cranham
Hug
Coles Oglethorpe
Georgia
Cooks Seized 206 Pistols and 20000 Rounds on Steamship
Honolulu officials disclosed that the steamer President Pierce carried 206 pistols and 20,000 rounds of ammunition hidden in ice chests. The captain found the munitions and alerted customs upon arrival.
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Honolulu
China
President Pierce
Mothers-in-Law Organize To End Persecution
New York October survivors reveal Mrs Clara A Griswold leads a campaign to abolish mother in law jokes and establish Mothers in Law Day. She urges etiquette rules to improve respect for mothers in law and seeks nationwide membership and state legislation.
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International News Wire
New York
Clara A. Griswold
Mothers-in-Law Association
Altho
Boston
Congress
Coolidge
Lemira A. Goodhue
George Mitchell
Danish Exposition Damaged by Storm
Copenhagen reports heavy storm damage along the coast with ships wrecked including the steamer Bretagne and dam failures on the Jutland coast. Lauritzen Construction Co to sweep into harvest crops. $13,386 brick post office addition contract noted. insurance adjuster Young cites lack of official notice of the contract. Marriage notices: Walter A. Wood and Laura E. Wickersheimer. Henry Irvine and Bucktor.
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Copenhagen
Bretagne
Jutland
Lauritzen Construction Company
Lauritzen Company
Ex-Chancellor Cuno Visits White House in Courtesy Call
Wilhelm Cuno former German chancellor met President Coolidge at the White House in Washington on October 11. The visit was described as courteous but noted to discuss Germanys present situation with the U S president.
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Cuno
Coolidge
Washington
D. C
Wilhelm Gang
Germany
President Coolidge
White House
Royal Neighbor district convention opens in Iowa counties
Fifteen Royal Neighbor camps in Bremer and Butler counties attend the district convention. An expected hundred delegates were to be present by adjournment. Initiation ceremonies were held for 19 candidates. Officers included Mrs Irene Baentley and Mrs Lucy Jayces. Removal from hospital and local visits noted. A minor operation occurred for Milfred Hoag’s daughter. A two week outing to Minnesota lakes was undertaken by several locals. In district court Jennie Wolk versus Hlmer Reeves, retrial upheld and remanded after appeal.
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Bnaverly Ta
Bremer
Butler
EU Oficars
Irene Baentley
Lucy Jayces
Charles Chig
Will Watking
Harmon Street
Marcy Hospital
Mina
Morse
Waterloo
Dave Tyrell
Milfred
William Hoag
Cedar Atts
Mercy Hospital
I. D. Mhomtgwiy
Bob Sager
Lloyd Smith
Humphrey Leslie
Minnesota Lakes
Yardlefer
Jennie Wolk
Hlmer Reeves
Platatiit
Supremes Court
Uial
Manchester Paving Nears Completion and Local Notices
Paving work on Manchester's streets speeds up under contractor Percy Smith, with 800 to 3,000 square yards paved daily. curb and gutter work largely finished on Prospect Street by William Jewell. The paper also reports funeral services for Charles Franks, notes on new pastor arrivals, a Delaware man’s death, and a flood of community notices, including social visits and local happenings across Waterloo and surrounding towns.
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Manchester
Percy Smith
Wiliam Jewell
Prospect Street
Franks
Charles — Aranks
New York
Barbara Whitman
Deax Childres
John Franks
Delhi
Jean Cronk
L. D. Pride
Fred Franks
Masonville
Peter and Clark Franks
Oelwein
J. ©. Moore
Congregational Church
Oakland Cemetery
Dickettie
First Presbyterian Church
James
Delaware
J. M. Kingsley
Grand Army of the Republicant American Legion
Pineview
Cemete
Kingsley
Salina
N. Y. Bee
Martha Elizabeth Clark
Servic
Co. 1
Third New York Light Artillery
Delaware County
J. W. Meader
Cedar Rapids
Chaderyne
van Nuys
Cal
Williams
la. O. Kingsley
Strawberry Point
Grand Army of the Republic
American Legion
Clarksville Socials and Notices Show Local Ties
Clarksville residents attend Baptist association in Minneapolis and Lutheran festival in Cedar Falls while spreading town chatter. Visitors include Beck Wamstey and Mary Sherman with Paul Dickinson visiting relatives, and reports of a new golf course planned in Jackson park. Local gatherings feature bridge clubs, birthday remembrances, and multiple extended family visits across nearby towns and states.
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Clarksville
Lew Williams
Jersota
Dor Loomer
Hber Shepard
Minneapelis
Lauri Dyeais
Toddville
Baptist Association
Beck Wamstey
James Owen
Waterloo
Mary Sherman
Cincinnati
Paul Dickinson
C. Bebb
G. B. Whitey
Chicago
C. H. Cook
Clarkaville
Jackson Park
Topeke
Kan
H. 4
Weinberr
Spirit Lake
Hartman visits grandmother in Independence
Oct 10 report from Littleton notes Mrs F I Hartman visiting her grandmother Mrs Griswald in Independence Tuesday. Gut Kelm rents his farm to G W Strempke for next year and the Keln family will move to Jesup. Wi Butter and St Hantz, Independence, were business visitors in Lister on Thursday. Mrs Leona f tinsel visited her parents Mr and Mrs T D Bright Wednesday. The Ernest Zoummak family were dinner guests in the A F Saese home Sunday.
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Pacific Coast
Wred Seitz
M. OW. Cadwallader
Bob. Heddy
Mas. J
Dayton
Cedar Walls
Lawn
WI Carr
Ontario
Cal
Perry Lansing
Carrey
Callie Houton
Mitchell
N. C. Edwards Sun
Galion
Charles Ily
Mir
Ro L Waugh
Rebekah Ako
Robert Cochran
Ye Froestud
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Cochran Io Bilned
Cambridge
MS Grant
W. Richars
Shellsburg
Airs
Olive Better
Tengle Rock
A. Jc. Maxwell
Greene
Clarence Martin
Drs. Mottier
Honta
Tnei
Jessie Wamsley
George Iellog
Shell Rock
Wiltort
Bis
Martin Hoderson
Town City
Mx Yan
George Chambertin
Charkaville
Delilah Ghamborin
George Taher
Spokine
Wank
Wies
Bemant Launite Company
Mins Mando Kratehmor
Youngnolloughker
Mr. Vl Mes
Jokn Krateh
Ner Morton
Wylany
Mre
Garmest Avory
Joh Krukebines
Aduible Milarachk
Oskaloosa
Dune
Vyish
Sonal
Mire
Lerette Musley
Pymid Anys
Marley Anderson
Deleneddiefe
Ley
Danner
Lutngard
Hlell
Larhead
Wuatlon Halo
Kaloitoy
Stowers
Hape Ostchumhoof
M. Bh. Vhaired
M. i Prugt
Vice Provident
Charles Reuning
Mes
Eugene Viel Vinck
Oureasurer
O. Ie Paley
D. 1. Best. Mer
Fred Spor
Cedar Kapil
Chadie Fhopida
Theo New
Steffen ‘Timmer
Tskersburg
Elnem ‘Thinmer
Ani Wits
Shel Rock
Nashua
Ia. d
Frank Murky Hidsor
Arnold
Missouri
Marks
Ware
Chet Dellinger
Bellingham
Wesh
Helen Whittan
SM. L. Riggs
Albert Lea
Minn
H. A. Butterfeld
Luin
Milven
Gaylord Stusike
Coe College
Harry Cross
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Doris
Janette
Mmes
Gorman
Keller
Arthur
New Hampton
Bhllen Laueihtenstein
C. R. Dexter Loox
Apple
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Rollins
Davenport
Crooks
Dee Butler
Elgin
P. Bonzer
M. E
Lloyd Halzer
Emmettburg
Glendora Foster
Bremer Corey
Bristow
Delight Warner Dillingbeck
Fredericksburg
Colorado Springs
Elizabeth Hopkins
Otis Blanchard
Parker Farm
Crystal Ire Company
A. D. Seaman
J. Hawkins
Clarence Strike
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A. Ix Kout
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Gene Ayers
Cedar Rapids
Casey Corey
C. L. Putney
I. F. Natus
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Oal Burt
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Weahit
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Mery
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Wolf Chompson
Coldar Tatty
Wil Miller
Wil Soash
Brownsdale
Daugh
SBC
Virgil Carlist
Blandinsylie
Buell
Georg Mead
Rudolph Hahn
Winchford
John Anderson
John J. Hill
Tows City
Jai
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Crinnell
George Hughes
John Klinetob
Mason City
Austin Willis
Carleton Rainville
Betty Jean
Auburn
Henry Henning
Henry Menzel
Song
Bindford
Karl Kutlman
Clay Ressler
New Hartford
Frank Stoffman
Miller
Cedar Falls
P. Hodgson
Herman Rottink
Ans
Gary Clarkaville
Rock
Neal
Lamson
Heck Falls
HO Barton
Frank Blunt
C. Miner
Mr. Young
Perry McCague
H. O. Phillips
Wits
Maquokota
Georie Young
Deight Kelley
Cedar Pulls
Charles Hickle
M_ HE
Waverly
Bueil-Danl
George Austin
Charles Austin, Jr
Toledo
Dwight
Edna Goodsell Iz
Ida Richards
la Porte City
Caroeral
Karl Neil
Powersville
iNeal
Rock Falls
Nash Tharp
Will McCuoni
Cedar Falis
Herbert Wilcox
Cyrus Markle Familly
Spring Valley
Lou Sinram
Carl Scharpf
Charles Grapp
Iowa City
Hiramund Scharpft
Crawford Knapp
Margaret Perrin
U. S
M. G. Mather
Robert
Cadar Rapids
TD. C. Apple
Misa
Hmma Horton
Nasiwa
J. ¥. Rambo
Norm Marquand Lan
William Sexton
Oct Lester
Anstere
Andre Tardner
Albert Bo Mini
Grandma Radamaker
Ernest Zoummak
A. FL Saese
Dike News Summary Gleanings
Dike Indiana notes report W.N. Moffat with serious injuries at a Waterloo hospital. The senior class presented a program at the high school Friday evening. Rev. A.T. Chamberlin traveled to Marion Indiana for the Upper Town conference of the Methodist church. R.H. Crouse moved from the local church, and George Roberts visits daughters in Waterloo. No school on Monday.
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Dike
W. N. Moffot
Hospital
Waterloo
A. T. Chamberlin
Marion
Upper Town
Methodist Peisonal Church
RH. W. Crouse Wan Flelogto
Methodist Church
George Roberts
Farm Prices Rise in September and October 1
Washington October 11 farm prices increased in September and October 1 with the index for prices paid to producers for principal crops 27.2 percent above four years ago, 25.6 percent above two years ago, but 11.3 percent below the 18 year average. Hogs cattle sheep and chickens paid to producers rose 7.6 percent from August 1 to September 15, with meat animal indices near but below last year's values and above two years ago.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Michigan coeds face new dorm rules at Michigan College
Ann Arbor October 11 Miss Jean Hamilton dean of women announces two new regulations for University of Michigan coeds driving and canoe riding without permission from home is banned after 9 pm smoking policy to be decided by the girls themselves with votes in league houses. Rules outline parlor standards and approved dance halls to attend.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Jean Hamilton
Miss Hamilton
Dean Hamilton
Ghms
Miss Hawiitton
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