Wanted A Square Deal Waterson Pastor Urges Labor Capital Unity
Dr. E. J. Lockwood delivers Labor Day sermon urging end to capital labor fighting. He cites industrial unrest, praises cooperative acts at Waterloo plants, and calls for a democratic approach in industry with mutual respect, fair wages, and humane treatment. He stresses a moral shift toward cooperation and Christian mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. E. 3. Lockwood
Grace M. E. Church
Micah
Harding
America
England
New York City
Atlanta
Wichita
Northwest
Waterloo
Industry
Waterloo Industrial Association of Manufacturers
Waterloo Gasolite Engine Company
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Frankle
Iowa
Imade
Studes
Manufecturers’ Association
Central Labor Union of Waterloo
Union Mill Company
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Federal Reserve Bank
Philadelphia
Jesus Christ
Church
Industrial court of Kansas holds workers on jobs
Judge W L Muggins of the Kansas Industrial court addresses First M B E church arguing organized Christianity should guide labor relations. He defends the Kansas law as an adjudicative body protecting workers rights, outlining fair wages and state-funded relief during strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Court OF
Kansas
W. L. Muggins
Kansas Industrial Court
M. EB. Church
Rageins
Huggins
State Supreme Court
Industrial Court
Altho Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Altho
Gov. White
Commonwealth
Huge Igins
Sweetcorn Yield High This Season in Waterloo Area
Farmers report large yields and good returns as sweetcorn moves to the Waterloo Canning factory. C. J. Miller near Logan Avenue road praised high output from 14 acres totaling almost 30 tons with prices around 23 per ton and a gross return near 6380. The Waterloo Canning company serves Waterloo Dysart and Dyersville and hopes to pack 100000 cans this year. Engineers sketch plans for a street railroad extension to shorten current transit times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
C. J. Miller
Logan Avenue
Waterloo Canning Company
Dysart
Dyersville
Safe investor at 87 keeps calm in ventures
The article profiles H. B. Allen, now in Highland with family, noting his long career of cautious investments from Waterloo to California. It recounts holdings in 2 ranches, a 4,000 acre sale for 400000, and his guarded lending strategy, highlighting his motto never to gamble and his steady health and wealth into old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Me. Allen
Los Angeles
Shasta
Tulare
Riverside
Presno
Allen
Riley M. Griffin
Heresno Raisin Growers’ Association
Valencia
Aflen
South
Pasadena
Waterloo
Mr. Allen
Mother Earth
Long Beach
Town
Mississippi Valley
Orien
Asden
Wie
CC. W. Harvey
Whittier
Yg Penhy
Mr Allen
Uame
Dubuque
Vem
God
Uber
Cerro Gordo
Decorah
Winneshiek
Mecca
Seome
Department of the Interior
Washington
Ixee
McGregory
Oldtin
Alten
Sylvester Bage
Justices For the Peace
Horace Boies
Carl F
Allem
First National Bank of Waterloo
Walert
Sread
More Moving In City Than Out Reported
Reports from Waterloo show more households relocating within the city than leaving. Transfer companies note crowds moving into apartments as intracity migration accelerates, with eight teen moves in the last week and a recognized housing shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vousehold
Raippaniog
Waterloo
Mstter
Greniie
Lurlog Association
LG Rellawe
Shores Fuel Wit ‘Transfer Company
Iowa Warehouse Company
Ithe Bybank Transfer and
W. Jf. Clemence Transfer Company
Southland
Waterloo meat packer to attend convention
Ruth transitren of che ieth pat i re Compnary will attead be rensvention of the Institute of Ane ete Meat Packers at Atlantic NS d Sept 18 14 and 15 meat packers from various states including Chicago will attend and hundreds of packing companies from across the United States are expected to be represented at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Attead
Institute of Aneete Meat Packers
Atlantic
NS. d
Viarcons
Chicago
Atniedantic
United States
Picnic report called greatly exaggerated in city columns
A Saturday column accuses a prior picnic report of exaggeration. City men and friends were said to picnic at Electric Park but deny it occurred. The annual event may be postponed with a final decision to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Park
Changes announced in Rock Island officary
W B McCullough recently assigned to Kansas City lines of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway has been transferred to Waterloo to oversee the territory north and west as traveling freight agent. W K Hall previously in Waterloo as traveling freight agent during the war moves to Cedar Rapids as traveling freight agent for territory south to Burlington. Mr Hall came to Waterloo from Milwaukee when the transportation lines were taken over by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. McCullough
Kansas City Lines
Chicago, Rock Island
Burlington
Hall
Waterloo
Milwaukee
Burglar Ties Woman, Loots Home in Rockford Residence
A tramp visited the William Hammer residence in Rockford on Friday while Mrs. Hammer was alone and tied her hands to a bedpost. He ransacked the house, found $1 in cash, overlooked $750 in liberty bonds, and escaped through a nearby cornfield. No trace has been found of the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Walliam Hammer
Police Notes Tell Of Robbery And Detentions
A second Saturday night holdup was reported with Alfred Goodenbour robbed of $12 by a tall colored man at 11 p.m. The white man and a colored woman faced indecent conduct charges with bonds set at $15 each. J J Bogue faced fighting and profane language charges with $10 bond. A vagrant, Bar Nichols, was returned to Independence hospital after being found on Saturday. A report of a freight car break-in prompted a squad response at Rock Island track. Baseball results followed with National League games and American League scores noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Goodenbour
Charles Street
Goodenbour
J. J. Bogue
R. G. Woods
Columbia Street
Bar
Nichols
Independence Hospital
Rock Island
Lodz Lydia Hobson dies after long illness in Iowa
Lydia Ella Hobson widow of John W. Hobson died at her nephew E R Douglas's home after a lingering illness. She was born January 16 1862 in Richland County Ohio and lived in Raymond Iowa most of her life. Survived by brothers S C Douglas Seattle A P Douglas Beloit FP L Douglas Des Moines and a granddaughter Mrs C G Young Jeaop. Funeral at E R Douglas residence then M E Church Raymond with burial in Poyner Cemetery. All brothers and sisters expected except one in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Ella Hobson
Lydia Eila Hobson
John W. Hobson
E.R. Douglas
Richland County
Robert Douglas
Clingin
Raymond
Hobson
Jong
W. Hobson
Methodist Church
S$. C. Douglas
Seattle
Wash
A. P. Douglas
Beloit
Wis
FP. L. Douglas
Des Moines
Gliter
Mra. CG. Young
Jeaop
FE. R. Douglas
M. KE
O. J. Felter
Intermont
Poyner
Beatte
Fall fashion forecasts in Pictorial Review issue
The October Pictorial Review showcases advance fall fashions with Parisian novelties. It highlights new beauty window dresses coat dresses Moyen age dresses and peg top dresses and notes patterns let readers reproduce each style in exact detail.
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Pictorial Review
Young Couple Slumber Quietly Amid Noise Complaint
Police respond to a 1:50 a m call on Utica street and find a young couple asleep on a settee. A neighborhood woman reported loud talking on her porch keeping her from resting. officers awakened the pair and sent them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morpheus
Utica
Building Permits Listing With Several Addresses
Building permits listed for G Sweitzer at 106 Home Park and Robert Mute at 24 Bratnober Street. Also noted Elton Boose at 214 Locust Street with permit details showing 7,400 avenue, 250 fee, and 190 figures in sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Sweitzer
Avenue
Gweiling
M& Fee
Saires
Robert Mute
Bratnober
Warage
Belton Boose
Locust Street
Parsgre
No More Stomach Trouble Marlix Ad Endorsement
Mr. R. B. Currence of Charlotte reports relief from long standing stomach trouble after using Marlix. The testimonial claims immediate improvement in appetite digestion and overall well being after taking concentrated Marlix supplied by The Marlix Co Fort Wayne Ind and available at C J Miller and Wangler's Drug Store in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Currence
Charlotte
Afarix Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Waterloo
C. J. Miller
Wangler’s
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Waterson
Gore Amother
Organi
Interchurch World Movement
Federal Council of Church of Christ In America
Methodist Episcopal Church
The
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
FL. J. McConnell
Worth M. Tippy
Harry _F Ward
Fred 3B. Fisher
Frank Mason North
Nicholas Vander Pyle
Belgium
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
International Harvester Company
Standard Oil Company
International Haysvester Company
Tthe
Works ‘Council
International Harvest Company
Colorado Fuel & Iron ‘Co
John D. Rockefeller
Washington, D.C
Christa
Illinois Central
James Black Dry Goods Company
Aimong
Judge Huggins
Madrid
H. B. Allen
Stull
Fife
Bo Allen
FL J. Eightey
Highland
R. Allen
Ball
Carl
South Pasadena
Cal
Altumee
Seth Dale
Mr. Alien
New York State
Athy
Ateporta
Waterloo Meat Packer
Philadelphi
New York
Nou
Pamrera
William Rubel Buriat
William Rubel
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