Labor unions report meetings and craft reorganizations
Sixty members attended Painters hall for a regular labor meeting with officers present to handle duties. Reports note improving conditions and contractor contracts, and resignations followed by nominations for new officers. Central Labor Union, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Building Trades council and other crafts discussed finances, memberships, and coal field distress. New contracts and reorganizations were announced, with a Denver brick masons five day week plan and other local notices.
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Painters’ Hall
FE. Rollins
Jack Brown
Financial
Central Labor Union
Carpenters’ Hall
Harve Oliver
Jack Thomas
Paul Jeffus
American Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania
Amarillo
Methodist College
Roswell Lodge No
Brotherhood of Railroad
Guy Bennett
H. G. (Frosty) Hamrick
W. B. Wilson
Enid
Oklo
W. W. Finch
Farr McNally
Building Trades Council
W. A. Hillier
Hillier
Texas Agricultural Output and Harvest Industry Highlights
Texas contributes about 400000 car loads of freight yearly to railroads with wheat as a leading commodity. About 4000 combine harvesters operate in Texas fields alongside many smaller machines. The state allocated roughly $20.5 million to public schools last year based on a $15 per student apportionment. Texas hosts four state and one federal fish hatchery and produces around $300 million in minerals annually.
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Texas
Texas Wheat Fields
State of
French Chief Foreign Vet Member Made Honorary Commander
At Boston St Norman Prince Post No 1506 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars voted to make Gaston Domergue of France an honorary commander of Post 1506 in recognition of patriotic friendship with the late Norman Prince founder of the Lafayette Escadrille. The action received sanction from the VFW national headquarters and approval from Captain R B Handy Jr adjutant general. Agriculture as a whole and agriculture in the hole are two widely different propositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Kansas City
Norman Prince
Lafayette Escadrille
Republic of France
Veterans of Foreign Wars
U. S
Boston
Gaston Domergue
France
R. B. Handy, Jr
Adjutant General
60 Year Old Woman Finishes World Trek
Plymouth reports Gertrude Benham, a 60 year old walker, has completed a 20 year world wandering quest. She visited most countries including many parts of Africa rarely seen by white women and averaged about 1250 dollars yearly, describing herself as a lone wanderer with few needs.
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International News Service
Plymouth
Gertrude Benham
Africa
Ben
Ham
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H. G. Hamrick
Denver
Austin
Northwest Texas Hospital
M. A
N. A
J. W. Kaether
Owen Roberts
William Hoover
J. Benyon
L. Davis
R. Sanders
Wichita Falls
Brick Masons of
Denver, Colo
Mexico
Albert Fall
Pacific Coast
Fletcher
Fletcherstaslovia
Panhandle
McLoughlin&Starr
D. S
Sloan
Knitser
Southwest
Fisk Medical
Eighth and
Polk Streets
8Th & Polk Sts
Firestone
Oldfield
Louis H.smitth
Firestone Service
Sith
T. Seis
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