Labor Unions Emphasize Speed Up and Housing Project
The article urges faster business pace and compares it to railroads adding boosters to locomotives. It covers Amarillo Central Labor Union plans for an exhibition cottage at Tri-State Exposition, its builder W. W. Finch, and union activities incl uding new members, building trades, and member welfare initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Exposition
Sam Norton
Amarillo
Bricklayers Union
Carpenters Union
Carpenters Hall
C. A. Chessir
W. W. Finch
J. B. Parr
Ed Tull
George T. Enoch
Kentucky
Finch
Amarillo approves street improvement assessments on Monroe and Lipscomb
City records reveal ordinances to assess costs of curb gutter and fibre brick paving on Monroe Street and Twenty-Second Avenue Lipscomb Street in Amarillo. Public hearings set for September 24 1929 with notices to abutting property owners and emergency measure provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Fideo
EL Paso
Twenty-Second Avenue
Monroe Street
Washington Street
Paso Bitulithic Company
Amarillo
Texas
EL Paso Bitulithic Company
Twenty-First Avenue
City Commission
Lipscomb Street
City OF
Line Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Court House
Potter County
Blasdel-Eppstein
Holland
Co. &. Weymouth
Price Thomas
Mabel M. Thorp
W. B. Thorp
L. E. Haupt
State of Texas
Ernest O. Thompson
State of
Crowdus and
Starkey
Cazzell Addition
Ernest C. Thompson
Beal
North Side
Cazzell
M. D. Oliver-Eakle
Rene Cees
CIA Seweaser
Cdenin
Sfc
A & Aya Gé
Lela Sin Andiedin Iheee
Lela Mae Anderson
R. C. Smith
H. P. Kuhlman
Eeeee Eteneer
E. J. Vogt
Wndaceetesnl
Nannie E. Cazzell
W. E. Chase
G. A. Blotz
Seersresreeretecres
Librarians Say Walpole Most Popular Writer Among Free State Readers
Librarians report English author Hugh Walpole as the most popular among Free State readers, with Donn Byrne the only Irish writer to achieve wide circulation in fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Hugh Walpole
Free State
Donn Byrne
Miss Alma Jo Livingston Returns to News Desk
Alma Jo Livingston, a proof reader for the News, resumes duties after visiting home folks in Lockney. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Typo graphical Union hosted a shower for Mrs J C Bell of 719 Williams Street. They also honored Mrs C M Carter, moving to Prescott Arizona. M E Eady Jr, a typographer from Oklahoma City, arrived in Amarillo to join the News Globe staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. M. Turner
News-Globe
Alma Jo Livingston
Lockney
the Typographical Union
J. C. Bell
Williams Street
C. M. Carter
Prescott, Ariz
M. E. Eady, Jr
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Labor Conflict Remarks Trigger Union Despise of Scab
Walter Lippmann condemns scabs as traitors to democracy and sources of most labor dispute violence. Henry Ford pursues a telegraph key used to transmit the first telegraphic train order in western New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lippman
New York World
Henry Ford
Egente
New York
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Carpenters Union of
J. C. Penny Company
Kemeter
Wyoming
News-Globe Print and Press Department
Robert Babb
Babb
Dearborn, Mich
Erie Railroad
P. J. O'Connor
Mary Catherine
Margaret
Pat
Fort Worth
Carl Cunningham
Fillmore Street
Boy Scouts ‘Organization
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Lake Gibson
Lakeland
Florida
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Davis
Brotherhood
Building Trades Council
Building Employers Association
Borger
United States
South
Arkansas
Poke Street
Lela Krebs
Constable’s Sale
Ams&rilla
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Potter
A. D
Allen
Johnson
Sam Ramsey
Amarillo, Texas
Elk
Bee Morris
Dallas
McVey
G. C. Ferguson
John R. Allen
N. C. Ferguson
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H. C. Holman
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