Women Plan to Discuss Angles of U S Politics
In Cleveland the League of Women Voters opens its second annual convention this Monday. The executive board sets a study program on election methods and policy, with Katherine Ludington of Hartford submitting a policy report for debate. The league weighs educating a broad woman electorate against advancing immediate legislation for women’s benefits.
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Navy to examine civil engineers in Navy Department
Secretary Danby announced that applications will be received to fill air vacancies in the Corps of Civil Engineers with the rank of junior grade lieutenant. Preliminary papers must be submitted by May 1. Initial salary is about 2000 dollars per year.
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Labor Offices Burned in Padua Italy Turmoil
In Padua, labor offices were set ablaze by extreme nationalists. A Socialist protest escalated into a clash as a procession attempted to attack nationalist offices. One man was killed and several injured before authorities dispersed the crowds.
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Methodists Plan General 1924 Conference Meeting
The New England Southern conference at its annual session voted to appoint two committees to cooperate with other conferences to invite the general conference to meet in New England. It approved three amendments to the church constitution changing representation ratios and permitting lay participation, while in the annual lay electoral conference similar action was taken on inviting the general conference.
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Milford man charged with breaking and entering
Milford April 1 9 Trank Smith of Wiebury was arrested by Chief James M Maher on a breaking and entering charge at the home of T Patterson High Street He was held without bonds for a preliminary hearing before Judge J D Brown Jr Smith had a prior similar conviction three years ago and was nabbed prowling the Patterson cellar No valuables were taken
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Brick Prices Reduced in Chicago Announcement
April report from Li mois Brick company states brick prices drop 25 percent with a former rate of 14 dollars per thousand now 12 dollars per thousand. The reduction takes effect Monday.
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Refused Pay Out by Reading System Representatives
Thirty five representatives and ten thousand shop employees of the Reading system today refused to accept an 18 percent wage reduction proposed by D M Palek, general manager of the system. The move signals a clash over pay cuts and labor cost measures affecting the railway network.
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Beers and Wines Prescriptions Tied to Successor Line
A formal statement notes the bureau renes the appointment and outlines rules for prescribing beer and wine by doctors under former Attorney General Palmer. It asserts that graft era regulations cited in prohibition talks were not properly titled tentative and awaiting action.
Master Bakers Propose Return to 1919 Wage Scale
The Master Bakers of the trades propose reverting to the 1919 wage scale. Reductions averaging $38 per work plan are discussed, affecting bakers, sergers, and foremen. The move aims to restore the old pay levels in New Bremen on April 3.
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