New Orleans flood effort boosts levee work and jobs
At peak flood prevention activity around New Orleans officials expect 30,000 workers on levee and spillway construction. The era sees the phonograph industry employing about 3,000 more in 1927 than 1926 with product value rising by over 30 million and unit production up 400 thousand.
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New Orleans
Organized Build Trade Workers
New York City
Building Trades Council
Building Trades Employers Association
New York
Electrical Workers Union
Waterloo
8. C
Cardus
Cardui
Labor Union Notes From Amarillo Area Sessions
Carpenters Local 665 met in Carpenters Hall with 25 on roll call. Officers present and talks touched on members working out of town and clearances for Dalhart Perryton Roswell NM. Plumbers, Cooks Waiters and other unions reported active conditions and upcoming meetings with elections and social plans noted. Injury illness none.
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Carpenters Local No. 665
Carpenters Hall
C. A. Chessir
George T. Enoch
J. B. Parr
C. E. Adams
G. D. Matthis
Dalhart
Ed Doores
Perryton
H. R. Clayton
Roswell
N. M
Tom Harris
Ben Harrison
Plumbers Union
Plumbers Hall
Tom Ladd
Jim Menzie
Dallas
Webb Greeniee
Big Spring
The
Carpenters Union
H. R. Oliver
R. R. Workman
Randolph
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Audean Fairey
Amatillo
Morse
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Detroit
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Interstate Abarrassing Commission
Denver
Fort Worth
Wichitavark Amarillo
Plainview
Lubbock
H. G. Hamrick
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Amarillo
National Conference of State Legislative Representatives
Washington, D.D.C
Dominion of Canada
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Board of Mediation
Hamrick
Jloover
Congress
Capitol
Typographical Union
Frank Hackley
Kansas City
Mexico
Orient
Arch Hackley
Mr. Hackley
Hamlin
Texas
San Angelo
W. E. Johnston
Globe
Johnston
Shamrock
George H. Slater
State Federation of Labor
Bricklayers
Plumbers’ Union
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Pennsylvania
Fred O'Kane
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Burlington
Shabonna
O'Kane
Houston Typographical Union No. 87
Galveston News
James J. Davis
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and Ladies Society
Houston
Brotherhood
Ladies Society
United States Bureau of Mines
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Pensacola
Brookly Navy Yard
Bureau of Matrimonial Statistics
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Duke of Connaught
King George of England
International Union of Bricklayers
St. Thomas
Ontario
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Polk
Tron
Sype
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Adams
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Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
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Wilamaport
Clark's Chewing Gum
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