Bolivia appeals to League to end Chaco War
Geneva May 31 Bolivia appealed to the League of Nations under Articles 13 and 15 to settle the Chaco Boreal dispute with Paraguay. Bolivia argued Paraguay failed to contribute to a settlement and charged Paraguay with a munitions factory.
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Roosevelt Presses Congress on Labor Dispute Bill
Deep concern rises in Washington over daily labor strikes as President Roosevelt seeks authority to handle the crisis. He urges Congress to act on the Wagner industrial disputes bill, with Senate Labor Committee completing action on the measure.
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U S Asks New Trial in Rail Brake Ruling
Assistant U S Attorney Frank B Potter seeks a new trial after Judge James C Wilson ruled Santa Fe Railroad did not violate the Federal Safety Appliance Act when a faulty brake car was not placed at the train end The government argues the faulty car should have trailed the caboose while railroad lawyers say most of the train was braked ahead of the car The case may go to the Supreme Court if the Circuit Court upholds the ruling The second paragraph notes a common misconception about Jules Vernes Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea dealing with distance rather than depth.
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Industrial board proposed to settle labor disputes nationwide
A plan by Senator Wagner would create a permanent industrial adjustment board under the Labor Department to arbitrate strikes and unions. The proposal sets rules on majority decisions, minority access, and outlawed practices, amid mounting strikes and calls for rapid congressional action.
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Perfect Right to Marry and Live Together Praised
An Indian man, deceased, is described as having the perfect right to marry and live with his chosen wife, who supported him and helped him secure wealth. The excerpt notes their peaceful, fulfilled life despite government agents’ interference and ends with a Franklin quote about workload and purpose.
Turkeys Employed Against Grasshoppers In Oklahoma Farm
An Oklahoma farmer uses a flock of turkeys to destroy grasshoppers in his fields. The birds roam all day and return at noon with the grasshoppers picked from their feathers. Amarillo Typographical Union officers announce a meeting at Carpenters Hall next Sunday for installation of newly elected officers. good attendance is urged.
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Roger Shook
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