Secretary Wilson Blames Operators For Strikes In Coal Copper Fields
Washington December 14 Secretary Wilson of the Labor Department in his annual report blames mine owners for strikes in the Calumet copper region and Colorado coal fields saying owners on the ground could have prevented upheavals and that mediation is preferable to a strike. He stresses departmental duty to wage earners, outlines mediation roles, notes Colorado and Michigan strikes, and urges Congress to curb private armed guards in labor disputes.
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Local social events and parish progress noted
About 100 ladies from Arions gathered for a surprise party for four members Mrs. John Schwing Mrs Frank Seigel Mrs Arthur Hoherr and Mrs Gustav Ruther. The Feast of Lights observed in Jewish churches featured a candy blessing for children at Park Avenue Temple after Rev David Levy spoke.
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Stratford High School Cantata Sees Students Stage King Olaf
Stratford notices final rehearsals for a cantata King Olaf by Stratford High School students to be held Friday in Red Men's hall. Soloists include Mrs. George R. Kelsey Sidney Colburn Frank Edwards with Miss Helen Smith at piano. Robert H. Clark to conduct.
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Joseph Hauser
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D.J. Russell
John Hart
Joseph Coyne
Michael J. O'Connor
J. Francis
Azalia Chapter
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Gertrude Hoadley
G.¥. Edward
Cora Dorn
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Athletic Association Meeting And Class Play Ticket Dispute
The high school Athletic Association plans a Wednesday noon meeting in assembly hall to discuss a constitutional amendment granting the executive committee power to appoint successors in office. Tomorrow’s executive committee session in room 1 will include class representatives and officers. A senior class ticket controversy arose when a member questioned ticket distribution at Friday’s class meeting. the ticket chair declined to provide tickets to two members, and one member finally stated he desired none.
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