Amer Allied Labor Council Outlines 1930s Welfare Reforms
The Atlantic City report notes the AFL executive council plans to push three constitutional amendments and related labor legislation. They seek to empower court power to curb federal injunctions, raise the child labor minimum age beyond 16, and ensure Congress can’t revive repealed measures, all to make the constitution and laws more flexible for new conditions.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
City
N. J
Ameri N Federation of Libor
Congress
Unconstitutional Court Declares Rights to Boycott and Labor
The supreme court was labeled unconstitutionally declared by council members who urged rights to boycott and repeal of the Sherman antitrust law. They argued the law has deprived workers of natural rights rather than curbing illegal trade restraints. They called for legislation to bar any rule denying workers the right to organize and bargain collectively or withhold patronage.
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Supreme Court
Councii
United States
New Car Sales Grow in Black Hawk County Records
Black Hawk county reports 9,748 licenses issued this year as 83 auto licenses have been issued since Sept 1 with 75 for new cars. The 9,100 plate sets have been used, 600 more obtained, and current shortages are met with pasteboard license cards due to rising new car accounts.
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Black Hawk County
Firestone
Norther Wrecks Two Vessels At Tampico Harbor
Tampico Sept. 14 The Yucat an Ward line vessel and the Danville United States Shipping Board steamer from New Orleans lie aground near Tampico harbor entrance after a heavy norther. Both are reported total losses though no deaths are reported. Tankers stand by.
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Tampico
Yucattan
Ward Line
Danville
United States Shipping Board
New Orleans
Tampico Harbor
No-Trip Party Not Recognized in Congressional Bid
N E Bickelberg, blocked from the general ballot as a No-Trip party candidate, filed as an independent with 605支 signatures in the Third district. He promotes a universal plan to end strikes and address soldiers’ bonuses, joining three candidates for Congress including Robinson and Hagemann.
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N. E. Bickelberg
Eickelberg
Bickelberg
Lincoln Park
Glyven
Hickelberg
Congress
J. B. Robinson
Hampton
F. P. Hagemann
Waverly
Man Locked in a Toothouse Vanishes
Police rushed to the 600 block of Fourth Street West after a caller reported a thief hidden in a tool house. Officers forced entry, shouting for him to come out, but the space was empty, with no sign of the suspect known only as Raffles.
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Headquarters
Fourth Street West
Nandy
Iowa Architects to Convene in Chicago
Iowa chapter of the American Institute of Architects will hold its annual meeting in Chicago on October 24. The executive committee, meeting at the office of M R Cleveland, decided to depart from the usual practice of staying in state to allow members to study city architecture and enjoy a more attractive program. Marriage licenses: Frank W Stubbs and Marie Midwards. G W Bing and Lia Nora Ritchie, both in Waterloo.
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Lews
American Institute of Architects
Chicago
M. R. Cleveland
Frank W. Stubbs
Boulder
Celo
Marie Midwards
Waterloo
G. W. Bing
Lia Nora Ritchie
Bus Line to Link Oelwein and Strawberry Point
The Chicago Great Western will start a regular 16 passenger bus service between Oelwein and Strawberry Point to connect with trains from Oelwein. The bus, painted to match railway coaches, marks an innovation and could lead to more buses serving other points from Oelwein if successful.
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Oelwein
Chicago Great Western
Oalwein
Strawberry Point
Yto
Oolwelh
Unclear text on minister's departure and family moves
Fragmentary report notes a minister under a bishop's direction leaving and leaving friends both inside and outside his congregation. It mentions Rev Mr Tate with son Luther teaching at Moses Brown School in Providence and daughter Margaret remaining at Hope College in Holland. Mrs Tate travels east to join the family in Memphis.
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Heldsa
Michigan
Rev M L Tate Leaves Waterloo for Memphis Mission
Reverend M L Tate, former rector of Christ Episcopal Church Waterloo, has accepted a rectorate at Trinity Church Memphis Tennessee. He plans to leave his Holland charge for the new field around the middle of October. Tate departed Waterloo for Holland in June 1920, and the Holland Daily Sentinel noted his resignation with an extensive review of his work.
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MM Tate
Christipiscopal Church
Wataroo
Moly ‘Trinity
Memphis
Tenn
Jholland
Méeh
Mr. Tate
Waterloo
Holland
Holland Daily Sentinel
Reducing weight with Marmol Tablets ad
A weight loss advertisement claims Marmol Prescription Tablets offer steady easy reduction without dieting or exercise. It urges readers to ask their druggist or mail orders to Marmol Co. in Detroit, promising a one dollar price and global availability.
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Marmol Co
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mieh
Freight Wreck on C G W Forces Detour of Trains
A northbound freight derailed on the Chicago Great Western at Chinkerton Tau at 5 am causing damage and train delays. The locomotive left the track and the tender toppled on opposite sides. Train No 6 bound for Waterloo and No 4 bound for 11 20 am were diverted via the Sioux Central through Waverly. No injuries reported.
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Chicago Great Western Railroad
Chinkerton
Tau
Waterloo
Sinais Central
Waverly
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