Barker Meets Union Officials
Thomas Barker of the United States conciliation commission met the Building Trades Council executive board for three hours and plans to meet Associated Industries officials next. He called the session agreeable and emphasized fairness, progress toward a settlement, and consideration of surrounding circumstances.
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Thomas Barker
United States Conciliation Commission
Department of Labor
Building Trades Council
Associated Industries
Building Crafts
Fire Engine Girl Sells Seattle $70 000 in Gear
Helen Courtney a 24 year old Seattle saleswoman has become a top Pacific coast marketer of fire fighting equipment. She sold two 1000 gallon pumping engines two 800 gallon engines and an aerial ladder truck to Seattle after brief formalities and long demonstrations. Her approach blends blunt facts with calm brevity and deep technical knowledge.
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Seattle
Wash
Helen Courtney
Pacific Coast
Paris
New York
Miss Courtney
Courtney
Board of Public Works
Northwest
Palm sugar jaggery obtained in India from palm trees
Palm sugar known as jaggery is produced in India from a palm tree species. The sweet sap runs from the tree’s top shoot when wounded.
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India
Warns Against Radical Order in Butte Talk
Peter Collins, a nationally known lecturer, will speak at the Butte high school auditorium tonight on the danger of bolshevism. The free lecture is under the auspices of the Butte Knights of Columbus and will begin promptly at a time not specified in the readable text.
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Peter Collins
Butte
Indoor Lawn Tennis Champions Show Open Field
The 1920 indoor women’s singles and doubles champion prospects include Mrs. G. W. Wightman and Miss M. Ginderstein absent from defense. Marie Wagner and Molla Bjurstedt are noted past champions not defending, opening a keener, more open race at the Seventh Regiment Armory starting Monday. A new under-18 girls’ event adds early excitement to the U S tourney.
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Kk. H. Moore
Marie Wagner
F. S. Schmidt
Marie Wagne
Molla Bjursted
Bolla
Miss Molla Bjurstedt
G. W. Wightman
J. H. Mooore
Pouch
I. H. Moore
Erna Marcus
M. Wagner
C. Kuttroff
B. Fleming
E. Co. Bunce Lo
C. Cassell
S. F. Weaver
M. McLean
Ss. F. Weaver
M. Bjurstedt von Ee Marie Wagner
M. Taylor
E. Goss
Wightman
M. Ginderstein
Zinderstein
New York
FF. Warring
Helen Gilleaudeau
Lewis predicts no go on coal strike in new wage talks
John L. Lewis, international president of the United Mine Workers, predicted that satisfactory coal contract agreements would be quickly reached in both anthracite and bituminous sectors. He said work would continue in all regions and that negotiations for hard coal workers may extend into April.
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New York
John L. Lewis
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