Striking Shopcrafts Return to Work Nationwide
Rail workers across several lines resume duties as key leaders and unions report progress toward the Baltimore peace terms. Jobs open for former strikers on some lines while others reopen with overtime and seniority considerations.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Baltimore
B. Jewell
Wuld
Ny York Central Lines
New York
Mobile & Onto
Uy L
Rock Island
Rock Island Railroad
E. Gorman
Ond
Fats
Gorman
Ewell
Luther League to Establish Iowa City Student Home
The American Luther League state convention concluded at Emanuel Lutheran church with strong attendance. Delegates resolved to establish soon a home for Lutheran students attending the state university in Iowa City. Boo Stahmer of Davenport was elected a trustee for four years. The next annual convention will convene in Fort Dodge.
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Ummmanuel Lutheran Church
Iowa City
Boo Stahmer
Davenport
Tures
City in Brief and Notices From Waterloo
City in Brief reports several residents traveling or away on business. Joe Neegan returns from Chicago with work matters. Mrs Landis and Miller depart to spend a week with relatives. Mr and Mrs Pope and Cole visit on Clay Street. Mrs Preston leaves for Nevada for Water presbytery. Ruth Robinson sails to Des Moines to visit Cora Damon. Raymond heads to Indiana and Times as Herrick Refrigerator representative. Raymond to be away months. Hammond agent to winter in California with daughter-in-law.
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Joe Shirley Clay
Lrs
U. S
Hammond
California
Jas
Kansas City
John Blow
Siannon
Nes
Fatotel
Russell Lamson
Artist Series Opens With Four Recitals At Waterloo
Waterloo theater hosts four minstrel recitals this year starting Oct 23 with baritone Thomas Chalmers. Violinist Richard Czerwonky appears Dec 4, soprano Madame Eva Gauthier Jan 30, and pianist William Bachaus Feb 28. Notable guests include Chalmers from the Metropolitan Opera and Gauthier praised internationally.
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Hoss Conservatory
Thomas Chalmers
Richard Cazerwonky
Eva Gauthier
Wiliam Baehaus
Waterloo
Chalmers
Metropolitan Opera Company
Valentine
Swedenborgians Will Revamp Bible at $50,000 Cost
The New Church (Swedenborgian) plans a five to six year project to translate a Bible version including only books Swedenborg deemed symbolic. The undertaking is funded by George Marchant of Brisbane Australia, following a church convention resolution in Urbana Ohio.
Translation of a 19th Century Bible Plan Language
A fragmentary report quotes Rave Walliam J. Worcaster discussing an estimated total cost of 60 006 dollars for a Bible translation project. He describes aims to produce a refined version with a newmeth and selenite terminology, noting some words preserve literary style despite inaccuracy.
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Rave Walliam J. Worcaster
Wble
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