Capital Labor Merger Talked by Economist
Dr. A. A. Mitten, vice president of Mitten Management, argues that labor and capital must merge to avert communism in industrial countries. He warns farmers’ distress could fuel unrest and urges railroad labor and management partnership for efficient transportation. He says prosperity ends with reckoning and a divided house cannot stand.
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United Press
Philadelphia
A. A. Mitten
Mitten Management Company
Mitten
Pennsylvania Public Service Bulletin
Dr. Mitten
Milwaukee Slaying at Temple Ends in Suicide
In Milwaukee on October 16, an 81 year old man Fred Schulze confronted his estranged wife Moh Le Schultze outside a Jewish temple as worshippers entered. He killed her then wounded Gordon Goetzinger, 16, before shooting himself. The three children were left unaware of their mother's death.
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Milwaukee
Fred Schultze
Gordon Goetzinger
Court of Civil Appeals Proceedings Posted in Amarillo
The Seventh District court entries list cases from multiple counties. Reversals and remands appear for several defendants, with submissions set for November 9, 1927, including Midland Shoe Co. and others against A L & K Dry Goods Co. and Western Union matters with Hill and Alred.
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Court OF Civil Appeals For the Seventh District
Amarillo
Moscow Plan Aims to House Homeless Children in Anniversary Drive
Moscow officials vow no homeless children on streets for the revolution's tenth anniversary. Six hundred have been caught, about 1,500 more roam free, with three new orphan homes to house 700. Emergency relief of 50 000 rubles funds removal of remaining youths and a police roundup is planned, despite fears of continued evasion and escapes. Mr and Mrs Ted George returned from Dallas after attending a jobbers convention and visiting the fair.
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International
Moscow
Moscow City
Federal Commission For the Care of Constitute Children
Crimea
Sttacken
College Flivvers Race for Prizes
Des Moines Iowa October 19 Drakes football clash with Grinnell College Pioneers sparks a 50 mile flivver race from Des Moines to Grinnell with prizes for the winner crossing under power and for the flivver carrying the most passengers as Drake crews tune up their aging vehicles ahead of the October 22 event.
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Internation
Des Moines
Iowa
Grinnell
Drake
Grinnell College Pioneers
Prize Awards At Tow Rope Car Race Finish Line
The event offers a third cash prize to the first car to cross the finish line on the tow rope, and a prize to the owner of the first car that breaks down under strain. Lap prizes and town-entrant awards accompany the route.
Five Killed at Ohio Crossing
Cambridge Ohio reports a tragic crash when an automobile driven by 35 year old Russell Cox of Byesville along with his seven year old son and three other children were killed after being struck by a southbound Pennsylvania train. Cox was taking the children home from school and could not see the crossing due to heavy rain.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Russell Cox
Byesville State Bank
Byesville
Cox
Pennsylvania
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