Farmers Gain Lawful Standing in Collective Bargaining
Washington notes report Senator Capper backs a measure to legalize farmer collective bargaining with urban buyers as a way to bridge city country gaps. He cites dangers of discontent and mis understanding while stressing farmers’ long history of sacrifice in wartime.
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Washington
Waterloo Evening Courtar
Washington, D. C
Senator Capper
Kansas
National Board of
National
Irange
Caper
Senate
Capper
Sterling
South Dakota
Clayton
Spaak
District of Columbia
Woman suffers broken ankle when thrown from buggy
Cedar Falls, Sept. 9. Mrs. George Rogers, 65, who runs a Fourth avenue laundry, sustained a compound fracture of the left ankle last evening when her horse became fractious and threw her from the buggy near her home. Owing to her age, recovery will be slow. She had recently sold the horse used for deliveries and the animal involved was borrowed from a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar_ Falls
George Rogers
Fourth Avenue
Senate OKs export finance bill for shareholders
Washington Sept 9 the senate passed an export finance measure after adding a double liability provision for shareholders in corporations under the act. The bill now goes to the house for consideration.
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Nate
EDGE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Wane
New Jersey
House
Water loo faces ice shortage prompts public restraint
Waterloo faces a severe ice shortage as Crystal Ice & Fuel Co delays private ice for households. Hospitals and meat and milk storage will have limited supply, while Cedar Falls and Des Moines struggle with scarce ice. City officials urge residents to postpone nonessential use until September weather returns, to protect food stocks and medical needs.
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Waterloo
Crystal Ice & Fuel Co
L. D. Miller
Ice Company
Milter
Mr. Miller
Iowa
Des Moines
Wort Dodge
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Falls
Centerville
Iron Crosses to Be Given to Returning Prisoners
German authorities have ordered thousands of iron crosses to be awarded to released prisoners as they pass through American occupied Germany on their way home. Many crosses will go to soldiers from volunteer units serving on the eastern front in recent months.
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Germany
Associated Press
Allies to Guard Upper Silesia Amid Polish German Tensions
Allied troops will occupy Upper Silesia to quell clashes between Polish and German factions, Gen Dupont told refugees and insurgents after visiting camps. The semi official report cites Dupont and other Allied officers including Gen Malcom, Gen Renchenga, and Col Goodyear urging Paris to authorize the action.
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London
Upper Silesia
Dupont
France
Malcom
Great Britain
Renchenga
Haly
Col. Goodyear
United States
Paris
Last Night's News in Brief
Association AP item cites Boston obit for Solomon Gomwners 92. Sioux Falls reports Germany resurgence feared by President Wilson. Washington says House passes bill to grant permanent admiral ranks to Benson and Sims. Berlin notes four hundred thousand German workers volunteering for reconstruction in northern France per Vorwaerts.
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Assoriated
Boston
Solomon Gomwners
Samuel Gampers
Sioux Falla
President Wilson
Washington, D. C
Benson
Sims
House
BerHn
France
Vor Swaerts
City in brief highlights from West End notices
Local brief item notes social visits, court opening at Magete county, and town happenings. Entries include changes in residents and visitors such as E Bruce heading to Rochester for surgery, Katherine Bower Miller visiting from Waterloo, and Miss Hazel Good in Waterloo town for a visit. Also reports on a sheriff appointment, court activity, and a heat wave with weekend temperatures reaching 92 degrees, plus various minor engagements and travel notes.
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George Hetherton
Amd
Kenneth
Hundcliffe
Waterloo
Tom Carlin
Oskaloosa
Qne Hundred Sixtysighth
Katheryn Barnes
River Street
Walter Wilbur
Arlington
Redder
Frank J. Schitt
Dewar
J. C. Murtagh
George D. Harris
Walter R. Wrench
West Union
Magete
M. D. Olson
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Leland Selzar
Tracy
T. L. Fordan and Son
Fourth Street West
Fort Lampton
Ontario
Worbae
St. Claire River
W. H. Holder
Seventh Street
West
Michael Haering
Dubuque Hospital
Strawberry Point
Hazel Good
E. E. Good
Good
PERTAINING AND PARTY HIGH COST OF TEN PRESIDEN
Des Moines reports on the high cost of hosting the local committee for the entertainment and party of President Wilson during a weekend event. Early figures are incomplete with the exact total pending. temperatures and weather notes accompany the report.
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Des Moines
Wilson
Mob terrorizes town in Ireland by looting shops
In Fermoy Ireland a mob looted shops for about an hour at night damaging fifty stores and demolishing a jewelry shop. Losses ran to several thousand pounds sterling according to a dispatch.
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Ireland
Associated Press
London
Fermoy
Cork
Exchange Telegraph Company
Ploughman Tractor Company Incorporation Filed
Ploughman Tractor Co. filed articles of incorporation to start business in Waterloo, Iowa, with 750000 dollars in stock. The plan covers gas and steam powered vehicles, tractors, engines, farm machinery, trucks, and related accessories. Officers: I. C. Stearns president, George Van Brunt vice president, L. C. Paulson vice president, Addison G. Kistle secretary.
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Ploughman Tractor Company
Waterloo
I. C. Stearns
George van Brunt
L. C. Paulson
Addison G. Kistle
A. C. Brown
L. J. Paide, Jr
van Brunt
van Brunt Automobile Company
Council Bluffs
Kistle
Friedrich regime unlikely to yield at peace talks
Paris dispatch reports from Budapest say Dr. Stephen Friedrich's government is expected to stay in power for an extended period. Franz Heinrich's bid for a coalition cabinet has been dropped and broad support for the Friedrich government appears to persist.
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Associated Press
Paris
Budapest
Stephen Friedrich
Tta
Franz Heinrich
Mortuary Notices for Chorpening Morrison Bethrame and More
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs Sarah Chorpening at her daughter's home near Dewar after two years of illness. Mrs Art Morrison of Mapleton Minn. Mrs Adam Bethrine whose funeral rites are planned at St Marys Church. additional survivors and burial plans are noted with references to East Waterloo township and Fairview Cemetery. The item mentions surviving children grandchildren and great grandchildren, and lists funeral arrangements and burial locations.
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Sarah Chorpening
Ida Barron
Dewar
Decedent
Somerset County
Lit Farm
Waterloo Township
Abraham Barclay
Simon Charpening
FE. Bell
Waterloo
Calvin P. Charponing
Kistner Chapel
Fairview
Fuel shortages loom as rail and prices test federal control
Washington hearing reveals dire outlook for winter fuel supply. Director General Hines urges government leverage to curb hoarding and extend the Lever Act to regulate coal. He warns that transport bottlenecks will be used to justify price hikes, risking public hardship and unequal distribution nationwide.
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Washington News Hureau
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D.C
Healy
Wetter D. Hines
Hines
Mtr
Mr. Hines
New York Fair Prices Lift Beef and Lamb Two Cents
New York September 1. A two cent per pound rise was added to virtually all cuts of beef and lamb in the new fair price list issued by Arthur Williams federal wa rd administrator. No increase appeared in the grocery list and prices were quoted from one half cent lower. No reason was given for the beef and lamb rise but Williams cited market movements beyond control.
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Associated Press
New York
Arthur Williams
Federal
Waad
Duncan Ross Dead Swordsman and Wrestler Remembered
Baltimore dispatch reports Duncan Ross famed as a Victoria Cross holder, former world champion swordsman and noted wrestler, found dead in his curio shop on Pennsylvania Avenue after prior strokes. Ross, a celebrated figure in sport and military honors, died recently in the city.
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Baltimore
Nuncan C. Ross
Finenis Ag
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ross
Kia
Heath
Senator Borah Speaks at Fort Dodge Forti Gate
Senator Borah of Idaho will speak at Fort Dodge Saturday evening September 13. The address will defend President Wilson's current term and call for unity as the nation faces postwar issues. Gas explosions rattled windows on Third Avenue injuring several people, with glass shards and gas fumes reported.
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Fort Dodge
Idaho
Pershing's Boy Prefers Lincoln to Europe
New York report notes Warren Pershing, ten year old son of General Pershing, expressing a strong preference for Lincoln Nebo over London Paris and New York. He tours the Leviathan, shows curiosity about ship life, and adapts to naval discipline with unusual interest for a child aboard.
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New York
London
Paris
Lincoln
Warren Pershing
Gen. Pershing
Butt
Lack Gang
Neufli
Havii
Wilferm
Vell
Bridegroom Sues For 50000 Over Forced Marriage
Daniel Valentine, 22, sues I Price Amell and Dr Eugene Pritchard for 50000 claiming forced marriage to Nora Ustadt after being taken from Lake Geneva to Crown Point Indiana. He says he married at 18 while Nora was 19, and contesting paternity with ongoing efforts to annul the union as his wife’s counsel delays trial.
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Aurora, U1
Aurora
Danil Valentine
Mildred Werner
I. Price Amell
Eugene Pritchard
Nora Ustadt
Daniel
Morris G. Leonard
Ghiengo
Tangle at Muscatine Involves Arrests of Officials
Doverpar Indiana Sept 9 War rants signed by Mayor R. J. McNutt of Muscatine served on Tri-City Railway President B. J. Denman and General Manager J. G. Huntoon for failure to operate Muscatine street cars idle since Aug 1. Warrants issued by Justice J. C. Coster call them to appear at 8 pm. Court actions include mandamus from Judge Nonegan and sheriff to enforce operation. Company claims they cannot run on five cent fare. city officials refuse seven cent fare.
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Doverpar
R. 3. McNutt
Muscatine
B. J. Denman
J. G. Huntoon
Tri-City Railway Company
J. C. Coster
Nonegan
Wiley
Liberty Bell Kissed in Name of Templars at Quaker City Meet
At Independence Philadelphia yesterday the opening of the thirty fourth triennial Knights Templars conclave was held with Gov Sproule of Pennsylvania M B Sir Lee Stewart Smith grand vinsoir and Maj Gen Clement among speakers. Delegates from dozens of states and territories attended the week long conclave.
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Liberty Bell
Quaker City
Philadelphia
Independence
Knights Templars
United States
Gov
Sproule
Pennsylvania
Lee Stewart Smith
Order
Clement
Pennsylvania National Guard
Knights Templar
Smith
Alaska
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Canal Zone
Arrives in Paris as peace talks loom
Dr Karl Renner Austrian chancellor heads the peace delegation and arrives in Paris from Vienna for treaty signing. The report notes tense diplomacy and Austrian expectations as talks proceed amid uncertain outcomes for the nation.
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Paris
Karl Renner
Vienna
Pershing to Lead First Division in Parade Tomorrow
Gen John J Pershing set to lead first division in a parade tomorrow after a reception tonight at 4 pm. Reports describe a ceremonial ride on his favorite sorrel horse, Huren, and a parade with six foot soldiers drawing praise from French and English observers.
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New York
John J. Tromitag
Rani Phlan
France
Ayarcuien
Cine Iy
Ottidne
Gen
Perchine
Mike
Perabing
Thre Faerade
Mountal
Hluren
Paris
London
Cuni Merritt
Marital Woes Spark Divorce Suit Between Benhams
Esther T. Benham seeks divorce from Bh. Benham after alleging desertion in spring 1975 and cruel treatment. She requests custody of their son John Frederick, born December 28, 1914, and four dollars weekly support. Also notes U S recognition of Peru’s government and other nations recognizing the regime.
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Esther T. Benham
Bh. Benham
John Frederick
Peru
Ny Wankington
United States
State Department
Uniy
Belelum
Bolivia
Benadur
Uruguay
Legula
St Louis Mill Price Increase Reported by AP
St Louis price rise to 16 cents a quart announced by AP. Retail price of mill will go to 16 cents Thursday due to higher production costs. Article notes a vast area of 6,000,000 square miles with thin mill layer implied as result of see drying up.
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ST. Louis
AsKpointed
Anaguncen
This Woman Has Good News For Anemia Victims
Everett resident Mrs H B Houghton says influenza left her weak with headaches sleeplessness and poor appetite. After trying medicines she began Dr Williams Pink Pills, regained color appetite and strength, and now feels well. She recommends the remedy and notes her daughter also benefited. Sold by druggists 50 cents a box six for $2.60 postpaid. Free booklet Building Up the Blood.
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Everett
H. B. Houghton
Walnut Street
Everett, Waugh
Schenectady
Factor 15 Unfixed Peace Status Cited In Post War US Visit
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson were welcomed in Minnesota by Gov. Burnquist and city mayors as security crews patrolled streets near Union Station. The presidential party headed to the state capitol for a joint address after a carrier visit. August building permits totaled 100275 with several frame and brick structures and 15 private garages approved. A mausoleum permit was issued for Fairview cemetery. Bank suit filed in Mealonkin against Jim August for 1813.4 on an overdrawn account.
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Minnesota
J. A. A. Burnquist
Hodgson
St. Paub
J. 2. Meyers
Minneapolis
Mra
Wilson
Minnesota Hattomal Pina Denen
Presidan Wilson Wil
Sion
Fairview Cemetery
Bank Uriags
Onalink
Boyteville
Gfis
Kidameson
Jim August
Birth Announcements From Various Families
A series of birth notices dated August and September record newborns to multiple families. Entries name parents and cities such as Beve Cortlandt Wa terton Merion W aterton and individuals including Albert, Lloyd Corrett, Mary Elizabeth, Rose H. Saget, Raymond Bennett, and others alongside dates and genders of the infants.
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Mes
Crank FL Brinker
Bennington
Donn Albert
Otto T. Roanke
Ing Moir
Supe
Lloyd Corrett
Jefferson
Beve
Fan
Albert
Mis
Willatin Taylor Meadinger
Cortlandt
Maury Tevrin
de Haverk Merion
Rose
H. Saget
Reonington Teynshin
Mary Elizabeth
Albert Borwie
Waterton
Raymond Bennett
Tandelph
Rovert
Local Grocery Ad Listing Canned Goods and Basics
Readable ad fragment listing items with prices such as peaches creamery butter milk tea coffee and staples. Mentions brand names like Mission Prunes Grape Nuts and Toasties along with common household goods and low prices. Includes store contact line and phone number 4025-813 Rath St.
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Mission Prunes
Japan
Oeaea
Rath St
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Copper
4Th St. Bridge
Buchanan
E. Bruce
Rochester
Minn
Lila Murcham
Black Hawk Bank
Denver
Calo
Katherine Bower Miller
F. Gates
Floyd McRae
C. F. Green Zome
Chicago
Kansas City
Richard Hedarason
G. & General Hospital
Fort Des Moines
R. C. Thompson
Claude A. Hastetfer
Srca
More Street
Hoyt M. Garmon
5. M. Johnson
Conger Street
Buchanan Opt. Co
Ploughman Tractor Co. Incorporated
Friedrich
Heinrich
Art Morrison
Mapleton
al. Close
Petersen Breas
Mrts
Adam Bethrane
Gerviers
Adan
St. Mary‘ Church
Father Henry Offiglating
Calvary
Ant
Aul Mathery
Anta Gundt
N.Y
Duncan Ross
Borah
Forti
Itv
Associated
Pease
Third Averse
Stitnet
Saloous Sinaielog
Pershing
Europe
Charles Lebseltzer
Kissel
Tennsylvania
Leed
Central Park
East Fourth St
Stinchart
Theater
Baby Marie Osborne
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