Waterloo Men In Railway Work Do Not Talk Strike
Local railroad officials and workers in Waterloo say they know nothing of a nationwide railway strike beyond what newspapers publish. If a strike occurs, about 2,006 Waterloo workers could lose their jobs and payrolls exceeding a quarter of a million dollars monthly would be halted. Illinois Central Shopmen number about 1,200, with other workers tribal to the company. other lines also employ locals, but no one will commit to a strike timing.
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Ner
Waterloo
Illinois Central Railway
W.S. Williams
Western Tines
Illinois Central
Union Wien
Railway Ofcials
C. G. W. Railway
Mrs Carrie A Caward Dies At Waterloo Home
Carrie A Polhemus Caward wife of Albert H Caward president of Hawkeye Oil died at the family home 1410 Fourth Street West after a two week illness from complications. She was born Sept 16 1854 at Weedsport New York and moved with her parents to Whitewater Wisconsin at age four. She married Albert H Caward Sept 6 1883 in Whitewater and lived in Big Stone South Dakota Cresco Iowa and Waterloo since 1908. Surviving are husband two sons Harry S and Walter B of Waterloo two grandchildren Harold and Mary Jean Coward and brother Walter Polhemus Los Angeles. Funeral services Wed 9 a m at Petersen Bros chapel. Interment in Cresco.
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Carrie A. Caward
Albert H. Caward
Hawkeye Oil Company
Fourth Street
Coward
Carrie A. Polhemus
Weedsport
Whitewater
Wis
Big Stone
S. D
Cresco
Waterloo
Cawards
Caward
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Harry 5
Walter B. Caward
Harold
Mary Jean Coward
Walter Polhemus
Los Appeles
F Petersen Bros
Preston
Motor Club Praised by West Virginia Tourists
A Waterloo Motor Club thanks to the Waterloo Motor club for assisting travelers visiting West Virginia. Miss India S. Goodman of Wheeling writes praising route maps and city information from Toledo Cleveland and Boston. The letter notes courteous service and strong impressions of Waterloo’s touring bureau.
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Waterloo Motor Club
West Virginia
Avis Lerwick
Imanager
Touring Bureau
Waterloo
India S. Goodman
Wheeling
W. Va
Toledo
Cleveland
Boston
LL. B. Srothman
Strike plans progress as Washington waits
Rail unions move toward a staged nationwide walkout starting Oct 30, with four groups planned and eastern lines excluded from Group 1. Meetings in Cleveland assess support from brotherhoods for a strike, while railroads assess impact on transportation and meat packing amid shortages and surpluses. Kiwanis lunch at Altstadt Langlas bakery tomorrow offers bread and pastries and a tour of the shop.
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Wey
Zlchouel
Mer
Ehups
Uris
Tome
mid-Midle West
Altho
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Altstadt & Langlas
Mulberry Street
Relief Finances Parley Tonight In Waterloo
The Wiel Waterloo Relief and Employment finance committee meets at 7 30 p m at the Greater Waterloo association to plan for winter. Members include B J Walton chairman 7 K Dolan Rev E B Loskwood W J Keefe Dr E L Rolf and others. The unemployment committee meets tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the association with C D Cass chairman and members S A Cohagan Leon A Link Miles S Potter William A Reed. The group reports success in finding work for idle city residents and notes transient harvest laborers placed with farmers. The aim is to provide work first for those in need and to offer sustenance until industry improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiel Waterloo Relief and Earployment, Commission
Greater Waterloo Association
B. J. Walton
K. Dolan
EB. J. Loskwood
Keefe
Ell. Rolf
Association
D. Cass
A. Cohagan
Leon A. Link
Miles S. Potter
William A. Heed
Waterloo
Klan Hearing Almost Ends After Simmons Charges
Imperial Wizard William J. Simmons denounced Representative Campbell as mocking his earlier collapse, sparking heated exchanges as the House rules committee hearing on the Ku Klux Klan nearly ended in disruption. Simmons then attacked newspapers for exposing the klan.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
House Rules Committee
Campbell
Simmons
Eve Campbell
Waterloo banking chapter to resume weekly meeting
Waterloo chapter of the American Institute of Banking will reopen its weekly meetings Friday at 6 30 p m at the Greater Waterloo association. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and Leonard Fowler will give a talk. The group has 56 members.
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Waterloo
American Institute of Banking
Greater
B Miller
8. C. Kimm
Crisis in Russian Famine Midwinter Projection
Moscow reports a looming famine crisis across Russia with a potential typhus epidemic. William M. Haskell and Dr Henry Beeuwkes warn the Soviet government cannot feed all famine victims or supply spring seed. About fifteen million affected, twenty five percent unreachable by transport. Food is most needed, followed by medicine and clothing.
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Moscow
Gol. Wiliam M. Haskell
American Relief Administration
Russia
Henry Beeuwkes
Kansas Officials Nip Gibbons O Dowd Fight Right in Bud
Kansas officials and promoters tied to the Gibbons O Dowd middleweight bout were arrested in Wichita on state boxing law violations. Mike Gibbons and Mike O Dowd faced charges of trashing and preparing for a match with admission charged, while Jess Willard the former heavyweight champ and the referee were also arrested with other officials and promoters for aiding and abetting the preparations.
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Kansas
United Press
Wichita
Kan
Gibbons-O’dowd
Hopkins
Mike Gibbons
Mike O'Dowd
Jess Willard
Corp De Camp's Body Arrives in Hoboken
Mr and Mrs Lester O De Camp announce that Corp Hoy De Camp has arrived in Hoboken New Jersey and will be sent home for burial. He enlisted after the US entry into WWI in 1917 and served with the 77th Field Artillery in Lorraine where he died of pneumonia on December 3 1918 at age 22. Born May 10 1897 in Negaunee Michigan he will receive military honors from Becker Chapmann post American Legion.
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Lester O. de Camp
Locust Street
Corp Hoy de Camp
Hopboken
N. J
Corporal de Camp
United States
Seventy-seventh
Hillery
Lorraine
Negaunee
Mich
Becker-Chapmann Post
American Legion
Earthquake Rumor Tied to Whisky Bottles in Waterloo
E C Foster of 626 Ninth Street West reports three bottles on his back shelf toppled and quivered at 3 p m Sunday. He said the incident resembled an earthquake with two distinct vibrations and a neighbor corroborated the strange tremor as the bottles’ peculiar motion.
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Waterloo
E. C. Foster
Ninth Street West
Mr. Foster
Survey Made of Land Available for Cultivation
Washington dispatch from Oct 17 reports a special committee under Secretary Wallace studying land use needs to forecast future crop demand and determine which arid, swamp, or cutover lands can be brought under cultivation with drainage, irrigation, or reforestation. It warns only a fraction of land is improvable and population growth demands careful expansion. Protests on drainage district assessments followed.
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Washington News Bureau
Waterloo Evening Courter
Washington, D. C
Wallace
Rail labor strike looms as leaders warn of miracle needed
Telegraph briefs report W G Lee of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen says only a miracle could prevent the railroad strike set for Oct 20. Other items note US armament talks, Hoover relief aid with Soviet authorities, Pershing honors, and various rail and train schedules across the Midwest and Des Moines region.
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Associated Preas
Cleveland
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Yokohama
Conference of Armaments
United States
Washingt . C
of Washington
Dees
My UY
Dee
William J. Simmons
House Rules Committee
London
Gen Pershing
Mexico City
Jose Maria Sanchez
Puebla
Berlin
Upper Silesia
Washington, D. C
Hoover
American Relief Administration
Prettier Teeth Next Week
An advertisement promotes Pepsodent toothpaste as a modern method to remove a dull film on teeth, improve cleanliness, and reduce decay. It claims dentists endorse daily use, cites millions of users, and highlights benefits like increased saliva flow and pepsin addition for digestion.
Pepsodent Promoted as Superior Tooth Cleaner Worldwide
National dental authorities endorse Pepsodent as five distinct benefits from every application. It is rapidly replacing traditional tooth cleaning methods in many countries. Careful individuals should adopt it now, as old methods yield widespread tooth troubles and discoloration. A change is urged today.
Pepsodent Advised for Children From First Tooth
Women notice brighter teeth in film coatings but the ad emphasizes Pepsodent as crucial for children. Dentists urge starting Pepsodent use as soon as the first tooth appears to combat film and starch attacks on developing teeth.
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Isadore Williams
Black Hawk Street
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Southern Pacific System
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B. Schultz Coal Co
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Algo
Federal
Department of Agriculture
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Des Moines
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Minneapolis
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Ewin Cit
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Chicas
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Illinois Central E. EB
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Omaha
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Albert
Twin Cities
Albert Leal
Pepsadéent
B. W. Schuneman
Pepsodent Company
Wabash Avenue
Courier
Lowa
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