Trade Policy Debate Cited in Lynchburg Editorial
The Republican Publicity Association cites a Lynchburg News editorial by Senator Carter Glass arguing that buying locally sustains the community. The piece critiques free trade and tariff positions, urging loyalty to American industry and urging negotiation by railroad managers with workers under government protection.
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Free Trade Press
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Lynchburg Virginia
Carter Glass
Lynchburg
America
Glass
Europe
Asia
United States
England
Germany
China
Japan
South America
South Africa
Harding urged direct talks to solve railroad strike
The Republican Publicity Association defends President Harding against claims of inconsistency in his railroad strike stance. It notes his proposals favored restoring workers with seniority where possible and urges railroad executives to open direct negotiations or face responsibility, stressing peace and worker benefits.
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Harding
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Good business conditions signal farming and industry rebound
The United States National Bank in Portland reports widespread recovery with strong crop prospects including wheat at 817 million bushels and corn at 2.56 billion. Cotton may reach 11.065 million bales, hay rising 10 percent, tobacco above the 10 year average, and sizable gains in potatoes and other crops.
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United States
United States National Bank
Portland
Oregon
Unchallenged Freedom Debate Highlights Employment Rights
A Republican Publicity Association official praises President Harding for supporting free men to pursue legitimate occupations. The letter to the Hallway Employees Publicity Organization chairman argues unchallenged freedom extends to accepting employment under offered terms, contrasting it with those who decline work.
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Harding
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Government Urges End to Strikes on War Effort
The statement defends workers’ rights to strike while noting siding with those who continue work to support the country’s needs. It asserts the American people will back the president’s policy fully in sustaining the national welfare during the crisis.
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Harding
Status Quo of March 31st coal settlement described
The coal strike settlement restores the status quo as of March 31st with no net gain or loss for miners or operators and coal mined under last year's conditions. A fact finding commission will report before next year’s March 31st expiry, offering hope for future reorganization and fewer lookups in seasonal labor.
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Congress
Law changes urged after miners' distress report
The report of the fact-finding commission should guide Congress or a federal agency to resolve a situation that has caused long standing distress and suffering to the public, miners, and mine owners.
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Congress
Regular Teacher's Examination at Basin Sept First
Notice states the Regular Teacher's Examination will be held at Basin on Saturday September 1. Bertha K. Van Devender is listed as the contact.
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Basin
Bertha K. van Devender
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FORD
Auto Supply & Tire Co
Basin, Wyoming
Velour
Devee
Devoe
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Spurrier’s Clothes Shop
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Ss Timely
Kimbro
Goodrich
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