Postwar Reckless Buying Seen Near End in National Reports
Federal reserve officials report the postwar era of lavish spending is nearing its end with a potential price recession. Board statements describe a generally healthier business outlook and note relief from high consumer prices will lag until stocks are absorbed. Clothing trade shows public restraint on purchases as prices begin to ease and wholesalers adjust demand and output.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
Toe
Federal Reserve Board
Purdedla
Watt
8000 Ship Pilots Will Strike Today
The International Association of Masters Pilots voted to strike tomorrow, threatening a complete harbor tie up at New York. Two thousand ship pilots demand an eight hour day. early action targets lighters tugs and ferries, with spread expected to rail lines and port workers.
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New York
New Wertth
Mar St
Trevican Association
Eri
William \. Mahrer
Erie Railroad
Maher
Johnson Urges Women Voters to Meet Civic Obligation
Senator Hiram W. Johnson campaigned for the Republican nomination urging women to vote to register their will and oppose tactics that would undermine their right to participate. He highlighted California’s example and the first wholly women’s board advocating women’s interests and employment opportunities.
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Johnson
New York
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Humanitariam
United States
Suport
Caltermie
Gimmes
Republicans Push Placed Before Congress Leaders Confront Action
Fragmentary text shows GOP push to place measures before Congress with leaders confronting moves. Limited readable names and phrases suggest a legislative clash over proposals.
Congress Moves to End War with Germany by Resolution
Republicans in the House push a joint resolution to terminate the state of war with Germany and permit reciprocal trade under restrictions. Democrats oppose with a plan to delay until Monday, aiming to vote Friday. The measure links war end to treaty considerations and revamps presidential war powers.
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Washington
Germany
Congress
Republians
Affairs Committee
House
Porter
Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Pertaacei
Chicago Strike Grows Serious at Key Factory Sit-in
Report outlines escalating labor action as workers at a Chicago factory stage a sit-in and demand recognition. The walkout involves several hundred employees and garners attention from local unions and city officials.
New York Assembly Debates Expulsion Vote for Socialist Five
After fourteen hours of debate in Albany on expelling five socialist assemblymen for alleged disloyalty, the New York assembly delayed any roll call. Speaker Sweet signaled the first vote on expelling Louis Waldman would not begin before 4 a.m. and could be later, with a filibuster by the Democratic minority extending the session past midnight.
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United Press
Albany
N. Y
New York Assembly
Thaddeus C. Sweet
Louis Waldman
New York State Assembly
Charles D Donahue
Sweet
William Evans
Bronx
Permetha
Government intervenes in Chicago livestock handlers strike
Two labor department mediators arrived from Washington to broker a settlement in the 900 member strike that halted Chicago area slaughter. Dennis Lane of the Meat Cutters Union joined in urging workers to stay out until wage demands of 30 to 45 dollars per month are met, while packing houses face shortages and layoffs. General walkout threats loom if no accord, with nationwide packing centers told to boost output to cover shortages.
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Ly Associated Press
Chicago
Department of Labor
Washington
Livestock Handlers Union
Dennis Lane
Meat Cutters’ Union
Chcago
Armour & Company
Swifth Co
Patrick Griffin
Howsee
Rivage
Accused Slayer of Four Found Guilty To Die
Charlie Warehall was found guilty of the murder of William Miller and infant child in Amory on January 15 and sentenced to death with execution set for May 14. Marshall and his wife faced related charges as the case unfolded with dramatic reactions in theLee county jail and courtroom.
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Miew Maer
Lee
Charlie Warehall
Monroe County
Miller
Amory
Lee County
William Miller
Marshall
John E. Marshall
Wage Agreement for Goal Miners Takes Effect Today
The central competitive field operators and miners ratified a wage contract tied to Wilson coal commission awards. The 27 percent increase becomes effective tomorrow and runs for two years, raising annual mine workers pay by about 209 million dollars for roughly 404 000 soft coal diggers.
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New York
Wilson
Coal Commission
Mires Murray
Labor and Public Discuss Cooperation in Meeting
A fragmented report notes a gathering titled Labor Capital and Public Meet and Discuss Issues. The event appears to involve labor leaders and civic participants, with references to cooperation and public deliberation across multiple groups and locations.
Mississippi House votes against woman suffrage in final defeat
The Mississippi House rejected the Senate's ratification resolution by 94 to 23, with 4 states needed to approve an amendment. A prior 106 to 26 opposition vote in the House showed firm resistance to enfranchising women, despite Democratic leaders urging ratification. Chaos and chants filled the chamber as Speaker Conner refused to relay telegrams from national leaders.
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Mies
Senate
House
Pere
Ocratc
Patienet
Cat Calla
Hea K. Watts
Piegeh
Atore
Conner
Governor to Attend Washington Hearing on Farm Board
The governor announced he will travel to Washington on Saturday to attend the hearing before the federal horiculture board on April 6 about the sock ball worn situation.
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Associated Press
Austin
Mar
Wachingron
Federal Horcculture Board
Plans for Vote Disrupted in Dover House
The Delaware House of Representatives failed to vote today on a women suffrage amendment. Sponsor Representative Hart faced disruptions as debates and disagreements stalled action.
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Dover
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Mar
Ileware House of Representatives
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House
Resalation
Hart
Walt
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