Lewis predicts miners will win coal struggle on Labor Day
John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, declares on Labor Day that miners will prevail in the economic battle with coal operators. He praises organized labor, professes unity, and vows continued sacrifice and perseverance to lift workers, elevate dignity, and celebrate Labor Day.
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Indianapolis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
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Labor
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UT Austin Receives Royalties From West Texas Oil Lands
Prairie Oil paid nearly 5000 dollars to the Texas Land Commissioner, pushing UT Austin royalties for the month to about 264000 dollars. The university permanent fund, built from oil revenues, stands at 6648191 dollars after a surge mainly in the last two years.
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ISTIN
University of Texas
West Texas
Prairie Oil Company
J. T. Robinson
University of Texas’ Permanent Fund
Rail consolidation eyed as key economic measure before Congress
Washington Aug 23 United Press reports the proposed voluntary railroad consolidation bill aims to form 12 to 30 large systems from 161 Class One lines to improve efficiency. The measure allows mergers by purchase or stock ownership, suspends anti trust rules, and exempts consolidating roads from taxation until revenues begin.
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New York
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New Cotton Pest Found On Knox Farms
A new warm whitish green cotton pest has been reported by Knox county farmers. The worm, about a quarter inch longer with a middle enlargement, feeds on cotton bolls. Despite its presence in several fields, the cotton crop remains very good with promising outlook. Maize and corn perform well, early and heading or being gathered. corn acreage is larger than ever.
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Goree
Knox County
Laguna Madre Saltier Than Ocean Three Times
Laguna Madre on the Texas Gulf coast is three times saltier than the ocean and cannot support fish. A survey by the state game fish and oyster department and the federal bureau of fisheries, with war department help, will study feasibility of a channel through Padre island to freshen waters and sustain aquatic life.
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Bureau of Fisheries
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Corpus Christi Pass
Port Corpus Christi
Point Isabel
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