Miners Appeal 12 Injunctions To Supreme Court
United Mine Workers appeal twelve injunction suits to the U S Supreme Court over West Virginia and Mid West unionization efforts. The dispute centers on persuading non members to join and the effect on interstate coal trade amid decades long conflict and violence.
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International News Service
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
United States Supreme Court
West Virginia
Mid-West
High Court
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Miners’ Union
Man 103 Adopts Forty Children in Oklahoma
In Ardmore Oklahoma J J Allen aged 108 was honored at a banquet after revealing his rule for long life. He reared forty adopted children from Red Oak near Sulphur, drinks coffee but avoids alcohol, exercises and sweats, drinks a gallon of water daily and sleeps eight hours. The item closes with a bizarre note about a London legend Maid Marian claimed to be 8 feet 2 inches tall.
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Ardmore
Okla
J. J. Allen
Red Oak
Sulphur
Allen
Maid Marian
London
How to Crank Motors for Model Airplanes
An eighth article in The Globe series explains eggbeater winders for dual propeller models. It describes converting an eggbeater to wind gears, using a drill or improvised wrench, and detailing steps to attach wire fittings and gears. It notes possible aluminum strip soldering issues and suggests alternate fastening methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Globe
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Flashes of Life highlights quirky social scenes across cities
In Philadelphia psychologist Dr. Thaddeus L. Bolton urges including men in beauty contests to value the body equally. In Hot Springs girls pester John Coolidge for a date with an orchestra to replace the links. In New York two youths scale a building to remove a Vice Society poster, drawing media attention. A fashion whim leads to a warning about eggbeater gears and model aircraft winders. Phillip Horwitz shifts from silk to underwear amid rising death duties. Loomis of the Lehigh Valley Railroad receives a 95 pound melon sent by Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Philadelphia
Thaddeus L. Bolton
Temple University
New York
Loomis
Leheigh Valley Railroad
Mellon
Fort Worth
Old Bean-Pot Make Good Beverage Pitcher
An earthen bean-pot with its usual spout makes an ideal beverage pitcher. Once cooled, it stays cool, keeping drinks at a steady temperature.
Amarillo Ordinance on Madison Street Improvements
The city seeks to levy assessments on Madison Street from Sixth to Fifth for fibre brick pavement and related work. It authorizes a hearing for affected property owners and details front-foot based apportionment with five-year payment, subject to adjustment for equity.
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Amarillo
Texas
Madison Street
Sixth Street
Fifth Street
City OF
Gilvin and Mathes
City Commission
Amarillo Street Improvements Hearing Notice 1927
City of Amarillo schedules public hearings before the City Commission on August 30, 1927 at 7 30 PM regarding assessments for street improvements including curb and gutter. Notices will run in a general circulation newspaper three times and may be mailed to owners. The ordinance permits urgent action and suspension of standard publication rules.
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City of
Amarillo
Texas
City Commission
Lee Bivins
Mayota- Attest
Jowell Davidson
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John Coolidge
New York Society For the Suppression of Vice
Phillip Horwitz
Water Department
News-Globe
Southwestern Public Service Company
Day & Zimmermann, Inc
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Engman’s Cafe
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