Mass executions in Ekaterinoslav by Bolsheviks reported
Dispatch from Constantinople relays claims that over 1,000 people were executed in Ekaterinoslav before Bolshevik evacuation. A physician describes crushed heads and mutilated bodies, with a officer feigning death and escaping due to a bayonet attack on the wounded. Evacuation occurred more than two months prior.
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Constantinople
London
Ekaterinoslav
Robin
Fella
Ekaterinasiay
Moscow
Kharkov
Ekaterinoslay
Laundry Workers Readied for Truce in Waterloo
Waterloo laundry workers and former employers met at Labor temple to discuss a settlement as schools reopen. Unions seek concessions with potential widespread action if large factories grant collective bargaining. Hembrock says reopening depends on a proposed agreement. Abbey warns a general strike remains possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Labor Temple
Boyes Grinders
Hembrock
G. Abbey
Central Christian Church Buys Site for New Edifice
At a church meeting the Central Christian congregation decided to buy the lot at Fourth and Locust for a church costing about 35900 dollars. Construction will likely start after April 1920 with opening planned for November 1826. The existing Fourth and South streets location will remain until the new building is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Fourth and Locust Streets
Fourth Street
Centra Christian Church
Fourth and South Streets
Employers' Reply To Notice In Hands Of Governor Today
A waterloo gasoline engine company reply to a labor dispute notice is expected to be delivered to the governor at the state house today. The company may detail why it cannot join the proposed obstruction urged by the union and arbitration board. Married couples and other local names are mentioned in surrounding notices and social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Notin
State House
Wilson Addresses Treaty Vision and Labor Union
President Wilson defends the peace treaty as a shield for oppressed peoples and a basis for an international labor organization. He argues the pact reflects American principles, aims to unite nations, and urges support as he tours the United States, with a stop in Indianapolis for a 7:50 pm address at the state fairgrounds coliseum.
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BROM
Italy
Tanita
Flaine
Ameriedan Iraguliliank
Wilson
Europa
U.S
Tila
Tha Sare
Washington
Uom
Shantung
Union Station
Lewis
Joker in Polltax Law Costs $9 Labor Payment
A historical note explains a poll tax labor law where men unable to pay cash must work two days on city streets. The piece highlights a joker clause: if labor is paid, the obligation ends, but the rate varies and women’s participation affects the system. It reflects profiteering concerns and the evolving enforcement under the street commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yast H. EB
Will
Tinbis
Jax
Comien
Puacernt
Tree Planting 70 Honohu8 and Fallen Trees in September
Washington D C Sept 4 Instructions for planting the funds of trees set out in memory of soldiers who paid the supreme sacrifice to France prepared by the American Forestry Association list September steps prune dead branches remove insect egg masses mark hopeless trees for winter removal and outline dates for Arbor Day by state with varieties to plant in New England midwest the mid south and western regions including sugar maple Norway maple red oak white oak American elm and many evergreens tailored to each region
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Washington, D. C
United States
France
American Forestry Association
United
Georgia
Hawaii
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan
Maine
Minnesota
Nevada
New Stampshire
New Mexico
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Vermont
Virginia
Wisconsin
Washington
Wyoming
North Carolina
Porto Rico
South Carolin
Ten- Nexsee
New England
New York
New Jersey
Ghia
West Virginia
Kentuck Indiana
Missouri
Maryland
District of Columbia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Teans
North Dakota
Nebraska
Montana
Arizona
Utah
California
Oregon
Columbia Basin
Views of the People on Millionaires and Equality Prop
A reader letter argues wealth creates wars and inequality while praising a global property based commons. The writer cites religious teaching and envisions a peaceful world with shared prosperity under a righteous framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Willionaives
Local towns share news from Waterloo area gatherings
A jumble of notes reports visits and events across Thaymoend Ippos De Long Gauputin and nearby towns. Residents attend homcomings church meetings school openings and family trips with many names and places tied to Waterloo and Minnesota excursions.
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Thaymoend
Ippos
de Long
Gauputin
Katherine
Waterloo
Mex Jyhenn
Barants
Aire
Frank Douglan
Mine Fimor
Mobeon Aunhk
Gardner Shepurrs
Lloyd Bimmouth
Cedar Falla
Howard Beck
Lynn Hyntth
Women's Home Minsionary Society
M. Ei
J. Pelter
Lidfon' Adit Endl
Dewar
J. ‘Ts Greenly
Clifford
Minnesota
North Dakota
Jack Loni
Jamptan
Mes
C.F
Tinols Central
Xehool
Rarelas
Teicher
Therseboeis
Yarmers
Filinas
Arlowna
Louis Hewitt
Waterla
Elon Britephan
Charles Whigert
Len Car- Vou
East High
VW. A. ZeNborffer
Farmline Waterlno
Leon Buith
Community Notes From The Osage Region News
Orchard Virehare guests discuss plans. Mrs Wirehard chats by the tire with a friend. E P Foster and family return from Des Moines visit. Miss Charlotte Tuary visits Osage and Waterloo. Weddings, church services, and local visits fill the week. Arthur Frank recovers from illness and plans a home visit. Several families travel to Colorado and Des Moines. local schooling opens with good attendance.
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Cireles City
Wirehard
Mra
E.P. Foster
Emum
Hace
Aft
Magen Iy
Charlotte Tuary
Osage
Fet
Waterloo
Fo Penney
Ivebter
Stacyville
Maan Abgada
Penney Wi Pol
Walteds
Amildred Toewis
Winston
Gladys Tice
Arthur Frank
Elmo Vining
Bert Tompson
Charlesi Cite
Walter Brown
New Hartford and Janesville News Highlights
In New Hartford Sept 4 events, high school opens with Prof Ba Sore as superintendent and residents host the season. Nellie Plummer leaves for Osage to teach. visitors from Marshalltown and Cedar Falls noted. In Janesville Sept 4 reports, Beylon Erie Hart preaches at Presbyterian church. sorghum harvest begins with 22 workers and 120 cane acres. community activities include picnics and church events.
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New Hartford
Kehonl
Clarence Sprague
Deva Tohnston
Florence Taylor Montezuma
Laanpminn
Nellie Plummer
Osage
Ali
Beaver Lodge
Daniel J. Brown
Indianapolis
Ing
Janesville
Beylon Eriehart
Presbyterian Church
Grant Becker
Tred
I A. B. Coffington
Ianna
Abbie Wetherell
Decker Sorzhum
Mra Walace Tallantyne
Merc Eckhart
Margaret Jane
W. T. Willams
Chicago
Noah
Waterloo
Grant Berker
Mooreville Jeers and Visits Across Town Notes
Mooreville notes include visits from Carrie Alentine of Iowa to Eda Strobectser. Marion Tfagiwar and others attend the Haber Day celebration at Cuicwin Mormony Wills and Delasete. Messages mention school visits, shrine events, and local social activities.
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Mooreville
Mr Nut Myre
Marion Tfagiwar
Ferra
Carrie Alentine
Towa
Eda
Maschird
Cuicwin
Wills and Delasete
Mivsok
Eos
Wits
Maeda Lely
Loja Hariveton
La Porte City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Club Meetings
La Porte City reports varied social events with the Lotus club gathering at Mrs L L Schnebert home and Good Cheer guild meeting at the ALE church. Residents include Mr and Mrs Clarence Foulk visiting from Cal and a string of neighbors attending from Mason City Waterloo and Weir.
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Floyd
H.O Wiliams
Mingenpolig
Byron Lewis
Jewelda
Mra
Herman Langman
Roy Thomas
Wendell
Michigan City
Ind
Hugh Chestnut
John
Minneapolis
Darnielle
Advent
Debels
Leider
Minoak
Geo. Mefles
Fred Seaton
FE Scot
Chicago
C. T. Knowlton
Scott
Frank Doole
Minneapole
J. A. Martin
Amy Winterink
Clarles City
Nora
Chas
Stiles
Mrt
Manning
Waterloo
Im Porte City
Lotus’ Club
Mra. Ll. L
Mea
Alt Kiko
Jr. Showers
Clarence Foulk
Ade Beta
Cal
Foulkes
la Porte
Ali
Foulk
Joe Chapman
A. Richards
Iraleharde
Mummel
Jane McChane
W W. Milne
Eliza Webster
Jolly Beven
Ida Stavenhorn
Masters Ten
Presbyterian Church
B.J. Buchan
Moorehead
Besste Foebare
Hutchkins
Golo
Alf
John Lenman
Aln
A. N. Kalb
Owatonna
Minn
Inna
Hahn
Finchford
Abs
Amy
Inerman
Aelon O'Brien
Thesday
Rela
Esher
Athinta
Gio
Charlie Tripp
Ted Wing
Tripp
Air
John Tripp
George Ponsford
Beverley
Rockford
John Sophia
John Sophia, Until Sunday, When Mr. Ponsford
G. A. Hartz
John Smith
Hartz Familly
Charles City
Pharsda
B.C. Mitney
Melon
Wats F
Clara Wagner
Suburban Moves and Home Openings Reported
Reading of a city where residents are relocating and preparing new homes. Mrs. Misa Leon Lerry and Mrs. Wag Urainard arrive to establish households, while local tradespeople and families adjust to moving, hiring, and school openings. A patented electric-driven machine for building or moving represents local innovations.
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M. A. Hummel
Jaya
Meyers
Thik Kertion
Alvago
Hazel Neprond
Ani
Mer
Cedar Mapids
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Tripoli
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Win Aker
Misa Gertrude Wrage
Z. W. Cary
West Union
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Tear Son
Dean
Army of Oecupelion
Gharence Hills
Clear Lake
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Meyer
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Fiam Waverly
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Yvorky
Nellie Jordin
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Llezio Gulett
Roy van Daest
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Roger Sivers
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Keo
Quality Grocery Store
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