Min Wage Debate On Women Labor In Senate Hearing
A Teal state senate vice investigation hearin g debated wages and morality among working women with executives from Sears Roebuck Marshall Field Mandel Bros and John Shayne & Co testifying on employment of thousands of girls and the push for a 12 a week living wage. Leaders argued environment matters little while reviewers pressed for higher pay amid complaints of home-based work and scant domestic opportunities.
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Picage
State Senate
Julius Rosenwald
Sears, Roe Buck & Co
James Simpson
Marshall Field & Co
K. Mandel
Mandel Bros
Roy Shayne
John Shayne & Co
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Nels Juul
Maude and
Rosenwald
O'Hara
Mandel
Juul
Simpson
Marshall Field
All-Day Battle by Darrow Jury Sparks Closely Watched Trial
A long courtroom session centered on a jury verdict tied to Darrow era references. The case drew extended attention as prosecutors and defense presented evidence across the day with observers awaiting a ruling.
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Deadlocked jury in Darrow retrial stalls verdict
Los Angeles March 7 jury in the second trial of Clarence Darrow for bribery remained hopelessly deadlocked after nearly 24 hours of deliberation. Rumors swirled of a 19 to 2 vote for acquittal, then 4 to 8, before the jurors reported no progress. Judge Conley offered a recess to try again at 1 am, with potential full discharge if no agreement by Lovelock.
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Senators Resolve Leadership After Daylong Caucus
Democratic senators, after spending most of the day in caucus, agreed on three elective leaders. James P Clarke of Arkansas Washingtonass was chosen president pro tempore along with Gallinger and Prettyman to fill other posts, while Charles Higgins of Saint Louis was selected as sergeant at arms. The moves followed debates over seniority and plans for re election as discussions centered on Clarke and Bacon and the future chairmanship of foreign relations.
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James P. Clarke
Arkane Washingtoass
Gallinger
Senate
E. J. Prettyman
Dy Bf Columbia
A. BP
Charles P Higgins
Eat Louis
F Geant
Petge
Augustus
Press Bacon
Loti
Clarke
O'Gorman
New York
Bacon
Cole Teague
Hoke Smith
Geor- Toth
Committee On Foreign Relations
Tillman
Hacon
Frete
Joseph Davies
Wiswher
Sdemocratic
Rome
Sard
William Corcoran Eustis
Washington
Col
Thomas Birch
Wilson
New Jersey
Belgio
W. Gregory
Austin
Texas
Mexico
Charles Nekil
Bar
Roosevelt
Taft
Statiatics
Department of Labor
Daniel C. Roper
South Carolina
Roper
House
Ways and Means
James L Blakeslee
Pennsylvania State Democratic Committee
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Favors Tariff Revision After Noon Session Ends
Washington reports President Witton signals support for confining the special session to tariff revision amid talk of shaping a cure reform bill in the House. He backs the sundry civil appropriation bill and notes friction over labor union provisions in anti trust policy. In Montana, the thirteenth assembly adjourned after a long day, with Gov. Stewart to act on bills, including judicial district creation in Broadwater and Meagher counties and a funding bill for the House stenographer.
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March
Witton
Congress
Hizger
Tau Bec
Forst
Marea Fe Murphy
New York
Patnitky
Stoheie Tay
Mr. Murphy
Fitzgerald and
Riordan
Philip J. Donahue
Tammany
Jobin ML McCovey
Staniar Helena
Montana
Senate
House
Wwe
Thirteenth Legislative Assembly
Stewart
Disaster at Baltimore as dynamite ship explodes
In Baltimore harbor the British steamer Alum Chine exploded while loading three hundred tons of dynamite. The blast killed 4 to 9 aboard and injured many more, wrecking nearby vessels and starting fires. Rescue ships rushed in, and a second explosion on the dynamite barge followed. Federal authorities opened an investigation as survivors gave conflicting accounts.
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Fort Carvol
Tno Worth
BOD
Chines
Atevedores
Joseph KR. Foard Company
Panama
Jason
Atlantic
Jonn Mackral
Frank Doyle
Edward Cass
Tranport Company
Guthrie
Saal
M. Martin
Tsue Thurty
Martin
Delaware
Cntine Jt
Spars
Curtis Bay
Brooklyn
Canton
Mm Vanayxe
Sartimore
Stevedores
Maderos Reach Havana After Fratricide Alarm In Mexico
Relatives of former President Madero arrive in Havana amid reports they will not oppose Diaz Huerta regime. Francisco Madero Sr Ernesto Madero Rafael Hernandez and Frederic Congales Garay, with spouses and kin, say no conference planned in San Antonio or elsewhere and hint business in Texas calls. Garay recalls a pact with Huerta and his arrest.
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Mexico
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Madero
Roa
Havana
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Interior
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Mexico City
Sie
Prudent
Cornell University
Garantine
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Emter
Hernadez
San Antonio
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Wilson
Garza
Suares
National
Huerta
Garaay
Erta
Vera
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