Choir members hurt in collision near Van Horn
A Kansas driver struck a sedan carrying six members of the First Evangelical church choir near Van Horn. Beatrice Rait Emma Schmidt and Mrs Carl Gruener suffered the worst injuries. Altstadt and Graenes also hurt. The Kansas driver, uninjured, faced reports of excessive speed. no liquor evidence found.
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First Evangelical Church
Kansas
van Lon
Waterloo
Alistad
Clairsiess
Beatrice Rait
Glen Sreond Street
Carl Gruener
Emmia Schmidt
Independence Avenue
Alr
Altstadt
Carl Graenes
Letha Hostetler
Vollisi -Altstadt
Dny
Kan Wiss
Thames
Blairstown
van Horn
Stadt
Anil Heads Meet To Decide On New Wage Reductions
Chicago October 13 United Press Employers head workers in two leading industries face a potential strike. Railroad workers and packinghouse employees show strong opposition with a two million labor force. Conference aims include wage cuts and possible reshaping of labor boards and dispute law. The plan calls for a U S railroad labor board reduction and possible shifts to interstate commerce commission authority.
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ANIL
United Press
Chicago
United States
Cup
Brotherhoods
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers’ Union
United States Railroad
Nabor Board
Interstate Commerce Con
Congress
United States Railroad Labor Board
Interstate’ Commerce, Commission
Gum ban in Zion church prompts expulsions and escorts
Zion Illinois October 13 AP report notes Wilbur Glenn Voliva warns choir members will be expelled for chewing gum at Shiloh Tabernacle and women in the audience will be escorted out. Gum and slot-machine gum sales are forbidden in Zion. Also lists marriage licenses: Kyle Kieffer and Georgia Miller. Frank H. Wight and Onelee Payne.
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Associated Press
Zion
Nely City
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Jony
Shiloh Tabernnacle
Aion
Kyle Kieffer
Waterioo
Koby Georgia Miller
Oelwein
Rank H. Wight
Omaha
Onelee Payne
Waterloo
W C T U Intercedes for Hooch Brewer with Large Family
In Waunakee Illinois on October 13 the W C T U of Gurnee appealed for clemency for Kasper Oty who was found guilty of manufacturing liquor. Authorities found a still and corn mash in his home. The W M V committee noted his large family. Otto received a $240 fine plus costs to be served on roads at $1.50 per day.
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Associated Press
Waunkegan, Lll
Gurnee
Kasper Oty
W.d
Otto
Howat Loses Control as Kansas Miners Suspend Union
The Kansas district of the United Mine Workers District 14 is suspended by International President John J. Lewis. Alexander Howat and all district officers are removed. George L. Peck becomes acting president with Thomas Harvey as provisional secretary treasurer. About 12,000 members idle after Howat refused to order miners back to work at Dean and Reliance mines.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Kan
Kansas
United Mine Workers of America
John J. Lewis
International
Alexander Howat
George L. Peck
International Board
Atriot
Peck
Thomas Harvey
Kansas District
Harvey
Howat
Kansas Union
August Dorby
Columbus
Kansas Industrial Court
Lewis
Dean and Reliance
International Organization
International Woard
District 14
Peek
Sauar
Fleming
Roy
Hell
San Francisco
Ameria
Marshal Fayolle
America
Marshal Foch
Fayolle
Marshal Fayvolle
Boston
Col
Francis Drake
Paris
American Legion
Foch Invited by U S States for 24 000 Mile US Visit
Paris reports Marshal Foch would travel over 24000 miles if he accepted all invitations from the United States. Governors mayors public bodies and private citizens have extended welcomes as the marshal contemplates a Atlantic crossing this fall. He said he would like to visit every state in the union.
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Associated Press
Paris
Marshal Foch
American Union
United States
Atlantic
Union
Foreign exchange barrier cited as major trade issue
William Black of Louisville declares foreign exchange readjustment the greatest problem for current trade at the National Implement and Vehicle Dealers' association meeting. He notes the dollar premium diverts trade as Argentina’s peso buys more in Germany than in the United States and calls for lower freight rates to boost farmer profits.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Black
Louisville
National Implement and Vehicle Dealers' Association
Germany
Black
Man Drops Dead at Golden Wedding Celebration
In Chicago on October 12 Hans C. Jergenson of Englewood collapsed just before a 4th feast for 500 guests at his Golden Wedding. He and wife had seen six children present a framed photo of their wedding home. He pointed to a window saying “Mother, right in that very room 50 years ago” before collapsing.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hans C. Jergenson
Englewood
Ergenson
Jorgensson
Telegraph Briefs From Across Cities On War Crimes and Armaments
Reports from Rome Washington London and other cities note protests about death sentences in Massachusetts. Government actions include extending the emergency tariff law and a farm loan program. Stadium work for Illinois and Silesian questions at the League of Nations are also reported.
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Associated Press
Rome
Nicolo Succo
Bartholomew van Zetti
Washi
D. C
Detroit
Michelman F. Rademacher
Washington, D. C
Federal Farm Joan Board
Chicago
University of Illinois
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Cambridge
Mass
William C. Boyden
Harvard
London
Viscount Grey
Washington
Sofia
Constantinople
Turkey
Red Cross
Mobile
Glasgow
Arbuckle Pleads Not Guilty Trial Set for Nov 7
San Francisco color star Roscoe C Fatty Arbuckle pleaded not guilty to manslaughter in the Virginia Rappe death case. The trial was scheduled for November 7.
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Arbuckle
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Roscoe C
Fatty
Virginia Rapne
Welfare League inquiry to review Waterloo relief work
A Waterloo Relief commission committee will meet to assess the Social Welfare league's ability to handle welfare tasks. The committee includes B Cropper Rev J M Mollor TD Cass J C Hartman and W A Reed. About 25 men were placed in jobs yesterday and some will be noted for refusing work to inform future charity actions. Embroidery club organized with Mrs Fred Cole as president and Mrs Wallace Chesley to host next meeting in two weeks.
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Waterloo Relief Commission
Social Welfare League
Waterloo
B. Cropper
J. M. Mollor
TD. Cass
J. C. Hartman
W. A. Reed
Greater
Commission
Fred Cole
Wallace Chesley
Earl Sterling
Nurse Miss Alta Vaughan Contracts Diphtheria
Miss Alta M. Vaughan a nurse living at 314 Irving Street is reported to have diphtheria. The city health department was notified today and her home placed under quarantine.
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Alta M. Vaughan
Irving Street
Nehf Leads Giants to Championship Glory
Passersby in front of Paul Davis Drygoods admire a unique window display after noon. The display, featuring three bedroom figures and a child, showcases the latest corset style praised for beauty and tasteful boldness.
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Paul Davis Drygoods Company
Lydia E Pinkham Offers Free Private Text Book
A free private text book titled Ailments Peculiar to Women will be sent to those who request it from The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts. The booklet promises valuable information for readers.
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Afton
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. Keller
Mary Lister
Adrian
Mich
Lydia B. Pinkham
Frank Street
Lydia E., Pinkham
Welfare League Active in Addressing Unemployment
Welfare League reports at the regular meeting on unemployment relief and notes balance of the Good Fellows fund given to provide clothing and school supplies for children. Miss Blanche Stewart urges timely reports on deserving cases to prevent children from missing school due to lack of attire. An annual meeting is scheduled for October 26 in the G W A assembly room with director elections and a program outline. The league to cooperate with citizens committees to handle the current crisis and endorses work of the child labor commission, soon to be organized locally.
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Social Welfare League
Good Fellows Fund
Missi Blanche Stewart
Lave
Child Labor Commission
Wage Reduction Question Splits Jobs Conference
The national unemployment conference divided over wage cuts with employers insisting wages must fall with prices. A clash seemed likely but the session adjourned, to reconvene on Secretary Hoover’s call, avoiding a direct labor versus employer clash.
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Hoover
Frances Hagie Recovers at Home After Throat Surgery
Frances Hagie daughter of Mrs. Julia D. Eagle 514 Almond Street is recovering at home after a recent throat operation.
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Frances Hagie
Julia D. Eagle
Almond Street
Waterloo students pledged to Hesperia Literary at UIowa
Winson Crary and Annabel Thompson of Waterloo are pledged to the Hesperia Literary society at the University of Iowa in Iowa City.
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Winson Crary
Annabel Thompson
Waterloo
Hesperia Literary’ Society
University of Iowa, Iowa City
Northcott speaks to shopmen on prayer music feature
W N Northcott state secretary of the M M A speaks to 404 shopmen of Illinois den shops as part of the chautauqua series under Railroad M C A auspices. Waterloo quartet performs before the address and musical numbers fill the program tomorrow. Rev G D Serritt speaks on Mind Your Own Business Saturday noon.
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W.N. Northcott
Waterloo
H. T Wagner
Charles Felsing
Harry McCowan
Henry Iblings
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Metcher
Jeanine Castoria
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National Unemployment Conference
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Virginia
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