Labor union bank plan dominates Indianapolis meeting report
Resolutions approving a central labor union bank in Indianapolis were passed at the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers convention. The piece notes unions’ funds allegedly loaned by city banks and cites related legal actions and a pro prohibition vote.
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Peoria
Indianapolis
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Worke
Indianapol
Ds Ae
Pili Tate
M. Rian
Edward Smythe
P. J. Morita
Leavenworth Federal Prison
Evangelist Greenwood to Lead Walnut Street Meetings
Boston evangelist Lawrence H B Greenwood arrives tonight to assist in revival work at Walnut Street Baptist. He will preach and sing during a month long campaign starting Sunday with Bible study in the afternoon. Dr John Bunyan Smith leads the effort with church and youth involvement. The program includes a church banquet tonight and a pre campaign open welcome. Opening of the new club rooms is set for Nov 6 with Frank Starkade to speak on The Spirit of the Hive.
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Lawrence BH. Greenwood
Boston
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Elmireh
John Bunyan Smith
Hag Heey Helling
Smith
Greenwood
Pittsburgh
San Jose
Cal
MLC
B. Bay Mills
Ilfs
Eharch
Evangelist Greenwood
Lore Alford
Board of Trade Entertainment Committee
Prank Starkade
Chicago
Canada Will Help Britain to the Last Man and Dollar
In an address to the Canadian Methodist quadrennial conference, former Premier Sir Wilfrid Laurier pledged support to Britain to the last man and the last dollar. He warned the imperial bully must be taught that the scrap of paper was a solemn obligation.
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Onawa
Ont
Wilfrid Laurie
Victory telegram from Berlin to Duke of Cumberland’s birthday
Emperor William I wires from the field on September 21 sending birthday wishes and praise for the Duke’s son who earned an Iron Cross. He expresses hope for final victory and asks God to stay with the brave troops.
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Berlin
Duke of Cumberland
Sint
Raymond families visit relatives and church plans altered
Raymond headlines note visits by Nick Wolfe family and others to the Wharies Brittsman home and nearby relatives in Waterloo. John Cass of St Donatus visits sister Mrs Joan Thome. Other travel includes Mongiv returning from North Walorn and Carroll on a business trip. Grace Methodist Church reports no preaching next Sunday due to planning delays and the pastor attends a conference in Cedar Rapids. Sunday school and Methodist league will proceed as usual. Philadelphia’s yearly toss estimated at $7,000.
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Raymond
Nick Wolfe
Reinhart
Alte
Canse
William Stalie
Waterloo
Sundlay
Cass
St. Donatus
Joan Thome
Mongiv
Walorn
Burt
Hot Springs
Cd. Carroll
Wesilay
Daingiae
Benson
Tarver
Minneapolis
Ea. Carroll
M. G. Butt
Chicago
Grace
Methodist Clutch
Alt Nordarup
Crdas Rapids
Mpworth League
Iver Shupe
Dysart
Supt. Kline
East High
Henry Junge
John Mantle
St. Paul
Waterloo City Briefs a Busy Round of Local News
W D Burdick returned from Chicago while W S Stewart headed to Los Angeles. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Connors on Linden Ave. Miay Esther Garvey visits, and Mrs A W Lee returns from Nebraska. Louis Murwith to resume studies at Michigan. A two story block planned for Traer. Fire damage at LeRoy printing office. Rev J M Bamford recovering post surgery. Waterloo teachers to be hosted by YWCA evening reception. Nine senior nurses to graduate next month at Presbyterian.
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W. D. Burdick
Chicago
W. S. Stewart
Los Angeles
Cal
Boro
Frank Connors
Linden Avenue
Miay Esther Garvey
Fairbank
Bertha Hogan
Louis Murwith
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Levening
W. B. Robinson
Fourth Street West
F. Keytop
Joplin
Emogene Edwards
Park Avenue
H. E. Watters
Waterloo
Traer
BE. &. Taylor
Dysart
LeRoy Printing Office
Bluff Street
J. M. Bamford
Logan Avenue
Ca sc a rets Cure Headache and Constipation
Advertisement touts Cascar ets tablets as a quick cure for headache, colds, and constipation. It claims Cascar ets cleanse the stomach, remove sour undigested food, reduce bile, and flush wastes, promising a clear head and better mood by morning.
Prize awarded to juniors for most subscriptions
The Spectator prize for the most subscribers was awarded yesterday morning in the assembly room to the junior class. The juniors reported over 400 subscriptions.
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Tiond
Local politics draw little interest ahead of election
With five weeks until the general election voters show little interest as attention remains on the European war. Sheriff and treasurer races attract the most activity with Henderson Hazlett Shirley and Burbank Kascht among the contenders. A vacancy for Justice of the Peace will be filled by the Republican county central committee and J K McQuilkin seeks the elective term.
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Httle
D. B. Henderson
G. W. Hazlett
Joe Shirley
W. J. Burbank
Barney Kascht
Republican County Central Committee
Justice of the Peace
J. H. Kuhns
J. K. McQuilkin
Wnth
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RoeHer & Kirsch
Warkinston State
Mason Week
Telephone City
Trost Howght
Evangeliot
Arne
Greenwood OF Boston
Oyster Meeting
Blackhawk
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Galloway Investment Co
Canada
Britain
Philadelphia
Frail
Buchanan
CyYés
A.W. Lee
LinewIn
Neb
Heime
Viola Brunn
Racine
Wis
Werbert Wilkinson
Frank Fannon
Cora Taylor
Lovell Swisher
Iowa City
B. P. Swisher
Young Woman's Christian Association
Public Schools of
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Edmund Wagner
Presbyterian Hospital
Wnlon
Cedar Heights
Clara Hunt
Emerson School
Park Avenue West
L. A
West High School
Ting Shoes
Stetson
Florsheim
Goldsmith & Pinard
Borden & Shannon
the Reed Brothers
Gurtis & Hebard
Lamb & Eckert
Europe
France
O. H. C. Wernicke
Pres. of
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Macey
Globes
MADIA
Wellbach
Zoe
W. A. Covell & Son
Comra
Boston Brokerage Co
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