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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1919

Page

5

Labor Leaders Gather for International Trade Union Conference

Labor leaders from many nations gather in Washington as the International Federation of Trade Unions opens its first conference since Amsterdam. Delegates from Germany and Austria are expected, after the supreme council approved their attendance following protests against exclusion.

Associated Press Washington, D. C International Labor Conference International Federation of Trade Unions Amsterdam Germany Austria Supreme Council

Austria Signs Peace Treaty With Allied Governments

Vienna reports President Seitz signed a peace treaty with the allied and associated governments. The dispatch notes ongoing postwar diplomacy across Europe and the Austrian republic alignment with victors.

Vienna Seitz Springfield Alinoia Wilson Lowden Washington, D. C Timothy Shea

Lord Keep Me Hymn Set To Music By S M Chase

George Smith Payne, noted astronomer and poet, has a hymn titled Lord Keep Me set to music by S M Chase of Manchester. It will be sung in a local church soon and may be published for general distribution. A quiet but effective salesman mid Courier mentions a For Sale Act.

George Smith Payne The Courier and Reporter S. M. Chase Manchester Payne

Employers and workers dispute over union rights at national conference

Uncle Harry and Helen discuss a national industrial conference with Gary from United States Steel opposing open union representation. The dialogue weighs the right to organize, the open versus closed shop, and the need for representative bargaining within a framework of mutual respect and cooperation. Editor invites letters signed with full name and address.

Harry Jimmy Helen Weile Harry Uncle Harry Gary United States Steel Corporation Colum Anad Mics

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by McLean Woman

Mrs Joan Korrrumars of McLean Nebraska credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health and delivering a healthy baby girl. The ad touts the remedy for displacements inflammation ulceration irregularities backache headaches nervousness and the blues and invites women to write for guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.

McLean Ned Lydia E. Pinkham Joan Korrrumars BR. No. 1 Nebraska America

Young Man Steps from War to Bookkeeper Stool

Frederika Zwandiger is named the Waterloo Savings Bank new bookkeeper after serving in France two years. He fought at Belleau Wood and in the St Mihiel drive and Argonne battles as part of the Second division, yet remained unscathed. Presbyterian Hospital Shower event noted.

HL Wy Zwandiger Frederika Waterloo France Belleau Woolf St. Mihiel Argonne Weis

Fire destroys isolated residence in Vinton

Vinton October 21 a disastrous fire destroyed the residence owned by Joe Harakah and occupied by John Rouse in the south part of town. Water was unavailable due to distance from the hydrant, leaving the fire department helpless. The partially insured home lost a range a bed and canned fruit among small valuables. Rouse had no insurance. Also noted were two local marriages Ina Wratislaw and Gorles Brewer in Cedar Rapids, surprises to friends, Brewer from Center City, Wratislaw the daughter of YJ Wratisilaw.

Vinton Joe Harakah John Rouse Rouse Horak Texas Ina Wratislaw Gorles Brewer Cedar Rapids Msg Breer Center City YJ. Wratisilaw Mr. Brewer Lfe

Couple Weds After Service in France and Start New Life

The groom, son of Mr. or Mrs. W. W. Brewer, served several months in France and is now a railway mail clerk. The couple, recently married, are on their honeymoon and will live with the bride’s father.

W. W. Brewer France

Prevent Influenza with Bromo Quinine Tablets

Ad claims to prevent influenzas and colds by removing the cause using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It notes a single product, Grove's signature on the box, priced 30 cents.

W’ Grove

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