Labor groups become focus in decisive campaign stage
Washington Oct 9 The presidential race enters a decisive phase as managers target key voter blocs. Organized labor ranks among the most important groups, with major bodies like the American Federation of Labor shaping efforts to sway ballots toward the national ticket.
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Washington
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Labor unions split on Hoover Smith as voters decide
The railroad brotherhoods sit neutral while unions weigh records for their members. Some leaders back Republican Hoover, others promote Democratic Smith. Labor federations discuss endorsements, with Green and Tobin among figures weighing labor’s stance. Both campaigns press organized workers to back their candidate.
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Alfred J. Smith
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
W. N. Doak
Brotherhood of Railroad
Smith
New York Federation of Labor
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
National Federation
Executive Council
Daniel J. Tobin
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Hoover
Newark
New Jersey
New York
Record vote in New York forecast by observers
Political observers predicted a record statewide turnout in New York City for November after the first registration day. A total of 270,254 people registered last night across the five boroughs, far above the 1924 registration figures.
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Associated Press
New York
New York City
Five Boroughs
Safety records cited for cotton mills at national congress
Secretary Russell T. Fisher notes mills achieving month long and multi month periods without lost time accidents. New England Southern mills at Lowell with 400 workers report eighteen months without such accidents. Luther Manufacturing at Fall River with 500 workers has had only one lost time accident in 810 days. Kilburn Mills at New Bedford with 1,300 workers faced a strike but then completed another stretch without incidents.
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International News Service
New York
Russell T. Fisher
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
National Safety Council Congress
New England Southern Mills
Lowell
Congress
Pennsylvania
Luther Manufacturing Company
Fall River
B, B
R. Knight, Inc
Rhode Island
Kilburn
New Bedford
New England
Massachusetts
Registration Surge Marks First Day Totals in Presidential Year
The first day registered 190 350 voters as registration continues through the week. Workers from both Republican and Democratic parties pressed to maximize turnout and achieve full registration.
Capuchine Relief Ad Claims Quick Nerve Relief
An advertisement urges Capudine as a fast acting nerve relief remedy for high nerve strain and pain. It promotes two teaspoonfuls in water for quick soothing effects, claims no stomach upset, no habit forming drugs, and lists 80¢ and 60c sizes available at drug stores.
Law's accident cost vs. rate change
The text argues that despite benefits nearly doubling since the law's inception, accident rates have not fallen as expected. It notes the current rate is slightly below the 1912 level due to a reduction in both the number and severity of accidents offsetting the higher cost.
West Texas Seeks 1 000 Cotton and Maize Pickers
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce received two appeals for aid in obtaining cotton pickers and maize headers. A wire from O'Donnell said 1,000 workers are needed in that vicinity, while Petersburg reports 500 workers could find steady employment there.
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Associated Press
Stamford
Tex
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
O'Donnell
Petersburg
Wife of Senator Smoot Reported Seriously Ill
Salt Lake City Utah Oct 9 United States Senator Reed Smoot reports his wife is seriously ill prompting public concern and attention as the nation awaits further word on her condition.
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Smoot
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Reed Smoot
Smoot Wife In Critical Condition In Washington
Telegraphic message from Washington reports Mrs Smoot in a critical condition at their Washington home after several months of serious illness.
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Washington
Boy Drowns While Rescuing Younger Brother
In Bryan Texas Geronimo Martinez aged 14 and his 11 year old younger brother drowned after the older boy ran into the Brazos river to save his sibling. Their bodies were recovered and sent to Kingsville for burial.
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Bryan
Tex
Ladudie
Geronimo Martinez
Brazos River
Kingsville
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