Judge Landis Rules Major Building Wage Cuts
Judge Landis orders wage reductions across Chicago construction trades and sets hourly rates for plumbers bricklayers and electricians in a landmark ruling. The decision aims to lower building costs while allowing flexible work practices and no explicit work restrictions beyond prison-made materials.
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Pial
Dfem
Ddge Landis
Sw Tmdes
Harry Jensen
Carpenters’ District Council
President Ken in letter touts fiscal restraint and savings
KHINGTON September 6 President Ken in a letter reviewing the present to date of the republican administration declares the national situation shows progress out of wasteful medical spending and states that appropriations for the current fiscal year will total 600 million dollars, about 75 million less than the previous year.
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Pitas
Harding
Memorial ceremony marks Lafayette Day at George Washington
In Vernon Virginia Sept 6 a joint commemorative event honors the Lafayette and Marne anniversaries. Messages from Presidents Harding and Milburn and foreign leaders coolly echo friendship between American and French forces as a wreath is laid at the monument and a public gathering unfolds on the lawn.
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Hyr Vernon
George Washington
Marne
James M. Beck
Solcveal
United States
Harding
Mils Marshal Joffre
Victor
Marshal Foeh
Per
High School Makes Promising Beginning
The Sweet Grass County High School opened at 9 a.m. Tuesday with 88 students enrolled day one and more joining Wednesday. Expected total around 120, with seniors 10, juniors 19, sophomores 26, freshmen 27. Core subjects attracting most students include Modern History, Algebra 1, American History, and English. Trigonometry not offered due to demand and staff. Ms Wolf resigned due to a family accident. Harold Marsell covers English for now. Ms Paton arrived Monday as the new mathematics teacher.
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Sweet Grass County High School
Wolf
Harold Marsell
Paton
Family of Seven Shot in SEY Minn Home Deaths
In Sey, Minnesota, Kiocow a bank cashier until six weeks earlier killed his wife Myrtle and five children with a revolver and chloroform before turning the weapon on himself. Neighbors report no known quarrels. County Attorney to decide on inquest.
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J. L. Lobben
Kiccow
Farmers State Bank of
Ormsby
Myrtle
Henry Klocow
Estherville
Iowa
Eesr Klocow
Santh
Klocow
Miners Threat Declines as Federal Troops Take Control
Charleston West Virginia Sept 3 Federal troops under Brigadier General Bandholtz took 4100 armed minors into custody surrendering 80 with firearms after days of clashes along the Boone Logan county line. Troops established bases at Madison and Logan and warned against rallies while promising orderly rule under civil law.
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Charleston
W. Va
Boone-Logan County
H. H. Bandholtz
St. Albans
Carl A. Martin
19Th Infantry
Bandholtz
Logan County
Army
Boone-Logan
Madison
Boone County
Logan
West Virginia
Camp Dix
N. J
Second Assembly Of League Begins Work
Geneva reports the second assembly of the League of Nations opened with optimism. Dr Wellington Koo spoke as the opening address. The session elected a credentials committee and elected H A Van Karnebeek president while Bulgaria Albania and Austria sent delegates awaiting further arrivals.
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Assembly of League
Geneva
League of Nations
League
Wellington Koo
China
South America
Gaston da Cunha
Brazil
Juan Carlos Blanco
Paris
H. A. van Karnebeek
Wisconsin Governor Fears Big Reaction
Wisconsin civic groups urged broad cooperation in the event described, with officials noting anticipated strong public response. The report cites concerns about potential political impact and calls for unity to address emerging civic tensions.
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Wisconsin
State Board Opens Bids On University Building Work
The Montana State Board of Examiners opened bids for three university construction projects. Thomas Sontag of Dillon bid 42726 for the Metallurgical Building section at the Montana School of Mines in Butte, while Nelson and Peterson of Butte submitted 37560.30 for libraries foundation work at Missoula and 7891.85 for the Bozeman state college gymnasium foundation.
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Helena
State Board of Examiners
State University
State School of Mines
Butte
Thomas Sontag
Dillon
Hugh Johnson
Missoula
Nelson
Nelson and Peterson
Alfred G. Lyle
Billings
Peterson
State College
Bozeman
Jarl
Lasker
Great Falls
George Swanstrom
C. H. Clapp
Missouri, University
Alfred
Atkinson
Bozeman State College
Forest Fires Near Duluth Stir Alarm
Wildfires near Duluth trigger local alarm as crews fight flames and residents evacuate portions of the area. Officials report several hotspots and request caution while containment efforts continue.
Montana War Loan Committee to Aid Farmers and Livestock
Helena reports that a district committee will handle War Finance Corporation loans for Montana farmers and ranchers. T. A. Marlow, Montana loan chairman, says operations may start next week with forms printed in Washington. Loans will go through home banks and could run up to three years to slow livestock shipments. The War Finance Corporation has a revolving fund above 400 million dollars.
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Montana
T. A. Marlow
Helena
Helena Federal Reserve Bank
Act of Congress
War Finance Corporation
Marlow
Portland
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Meyer
Washington
the War Finance Corporation
The
New Appointments For Fire Department Chief Announces
Fire Department Chief Ray King announces new staff assignments including fire marshals A Knowles and T R Lanphear, truck drivers Ben Uhl Tom Shea and others, hose company foreman Guy Skillman, nozzlemen and hydrant crew, linemen, flagmen, chemical engine foreman Ernest Patterson, and supporting foremen and members across units.
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Ray King
Fire Department
A. Knowles
T. R. Lanphear
Ben Uhl
Tom Shea
E. S. Fessler
Ben Dodge
C. L. McKenzie
Guy Skillman
Billion For Farmers Might Be Advanced
Washington announced that preparations to advance upwards of a billion dollars in agricultural and live stock credits under new legislation are nearly complete. The War Finance Corporation will soon begin operations with expanded powers to supply farmers with needed credit relief, aided by executive committees formed across western and southern farming regions to screen applications and assess collateral.
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Washington
War Finance Corporation
Laurel Banker Hurt By Overturned Car
Benjamin F. Hosner assistant cashier of the Citizens National Bank of Laurel was injured in a car wreck in the Devils Basin oil field Sunday morning and remains unconscious at Roundup hospital. Doctors fear brain concussion and poor chances of recovery. His wife and one year old child await his condition as A L Garvey and Harry T White, also of Laurel, survived after the vehicle tipped over about 20 miles north of Roundup. they were treated and released after the accident.
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Billings
Benjamin F. Hosner
Citizens National Bank of
Laurel
Devils Basin
Hosner
Roundup
A. L. Garvey
Harry T. White
Gardiner Leads In Park Entrance Capacity Amid Shifts
Gardiner steadily gains share of Yellowstone’s western entrance for park access. August 1920 saw 28,337 total. Gardiner tolls 22,812. August 1921 totals rise to 27,414 with 23,007 through Gardiner. Rail travel declines counterbalance car growth. August 8, 1921 marks peak day with 1,685 visitors and 306 private cars.
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Livingston Enterprise
Gardiner
Yellowstone Park
Gardine
Park
Yellowstone
Beon
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