Steel wage increases roll through United States Steel subsidiaries
Heads of three United States Steel subsidiaries in Sharon Pennsylvania announce an approximate 11 percent wage increase for common laborers effective April 18 with equitable adjustments for other wages. Similar announcements ripple through the district as 6,000 to 20,000 workers in several plants receive raises and bonuses across steel and allied companies in Cleveland Chicago Birmingham and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
United States Steel Corporation
Cleveland
Ohio
American Steel and Wire Cumbing
Tolfluy
Chicago
Birmingham
Als
Fee Coal, Yran and Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Wis
American Steel and Wire Company
National Tube Company
American Sheet and Tin
Brooks Convicts Buy Freedom Charges Reported
An affidavit filed with Governor Hardwick details Brooks County convicts allegedly buying freedom for $43. Mason Owens, now jailed in Iowa, is linked to a Rentree post office robbery case with accomplices Abourten Beedyards and Charles Burch. The document notes escapes and a prison records inquiry, with further references to other recaptures.
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Sunny
Brooks County
Beir
Hardwick Moniay
Mason Owens
Iowa
Georgia
Rentree
Sheri Ledbetter
Muscogee
Oklahoma
Owens
Albourten
Burgh
Theera
Rena
Ote
Contulssion
State Capitol
Geor gians Enter Missionary Field
Missionary field details show multiple named workers listed across conferences in Virginia North Carolina Georgia South Carolina Mississippi Texas and Kentucky. The morning session described home mission work and a conference gathering in Des Moines.
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Rinebough
Lytchburg
Virginia
Alta Brandt
Appleton
Wisconsin
St. Louis
Dente
Mozello
Yundin
Marietta
Gar
North Georgia
Mary
Winn
Ridgeway
South Carolina
Blanche Heo Hanser
Ton
Tingttan
North Carolin
Malettetton
Shelby
North Carolina
Fala Poithers
KR. N
Mouston
Eras
Texas
Annie Devers
Miss
Mississippi
Aissioneriee
Missen
Ola Colbert
Mousianna
Mabon
Tallis Hentrick
Oneo Alin
Lea Sitton
Talladega
Alperth
Alabama
Delle Hennen
Fairmont
Wo Va
Western Virginia
Obrvia Miller
North
Carolnn Rogers
Spadauupper
Ruth Wyatt
Richmond
Ahee Me Tarty
Vernon
Ethel Wells
Lovkner
Vex
Northwest
Exis
Tow Uiateher
East Ga
South Georgia
Ni Howard
Lounisville
Ville Vonterere
Uva
Joe Philips
Houston
Tess
Muriel Bell
Vemple
Central Texas
Annie Lewis
Desington
Mildred Penton Tason
Worthsalls
Kentucky
Neltie Stroup
Farmersville
North Texas
Missionary council notes progress in foreign work and personnel
Under Nashville based admin secretaries the sessions covered foreign activities and talks. The council accepted 68 missionaries, four contract workers and visiting missionaries, plus eighteen foreign missionaries and three contract teachers in the woman’s section, marking progress across fields.
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J. McCoy
J. W. Downa
Nashville
Mise Maibel K. Howell
Esther Case
FB. B. Chappell
Council
General Foreign Department
Department of Woman's Work
Burns Plans National Criminal Identification Bureau
Wil fie J. Kurna head of the bureau of investigation outlined plans to build a vast national crime id system. A central file will contain names pictures and fingerprints of all known criminals with a proposed radio station to broadcast descriptions. He expects the bureau to operate within a year and warned of dangers from communism and sovietism. He cited recent revelations at William Foster's Michigan trial and noted agents attended a Michigan convention.
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Orleans
Wilfie J. Kurna
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Burns
Wil Ham
Foster
Michigan
Itunsia
Serio
Kmuwan
Lalo
Taborla
Ford
Thor
Gort
Three Countries Discuss Debts In Negotiations
The Finns reportedly may pay a nine million dollar principal and interest this summer on a temporary basis while France has given no advice on funding retirement plans. Treasury officials say no information suggests France will renew talks soon after last summer's abrupt departure. The American debt funding commission has prepared data to begin negotiations with France and Italy.
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Ite
Tressucy
Be- Hon de France
American Debt Funding Commission
Franer
Italy
Michigan Debating Ground in Political Fight
Continued from Page One the debate centers on key figures in Michigan politics. It notes Newberry’s elimination and opposition to Henry Ford's sons for the senate while Groesbeck remained a contender. Conzens is mentioned as a former partner in political circles.
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Newberrylst
Henry Ford
Senate
Groesbeck
Conzens
Ford and Groesbeck Rivalry Shapes Michigan Politics in 1923
The piece surveys Michigan politics amid Henry Ford’s rising influence and Groesbeck’s strategy to keep the presidential field open. It notes Ford’s broad appeal to labor and industry, Couzens’ dubious eligibility, and Detroit’s push for municipal ownership amid rising growth and wage levels. It discusses Wilsonian sentiment, Harding’s court proposal, and the state’s general prosperity tempered by labor shortages and immigration limits.
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Ped Baspot Ag
Orunes
Reihald
Enen
Chiang
Chica
Illinois
Michigan
Woodrow Wilson
Ford
Wilson
Wilkens
United States
Europe
League of Mutinns
Eet
Pho
Central Ab
Notahty Weda Fa
Etmnulard
Premare
Heda Cara
Frioken
Manny
Tota
Charta
Detroit
Ohio
Amerlcang
Paw
Hardings aide Hughes urged to push disarmament plan
The article discusses reactions in Washington to Secretary Hughes and the Washington conference spirit. It argues Hughes should have backed further reductions in land forces and submarines, aligning with the Washington plan, and notes there are pro disarmament factions in both France and America. The piece suggests caution against assuming bad faith and highlights the tension between immediate appeasement and strategic restraint.
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Harding
Washington
Hughes
America
France
Hardings Cabinet Faces Limits on Foreign Policy Action
The text reflects on how President Harding’s cabinet tends to restrain decisive moves in foreign policy. It quotes a claim about a cabinet member being one of the president's five fingers, suggesting expectations of inaction. The passage notes Harding’s limited initiative and hints at a different outlook under Roosevelt.
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Hughes
Fughes
Harding Himmself
Roccevelt
Harding
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Daniel Bros. Company
Peachtree
Stetson
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Couzens
Canada
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White House
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