Miners Block in House Pushes Amendment on Justice
The miners bloc in the House plans a decisive roll call on an amendment to bar the justice department from prosecuting labor combinations in the interest of higher wages and better conditions. Rep Denison and Rep Johnson led a substitute, with Mondell expected to seek reconsideration as leaders push to keep the measure alive amid administration opposition.
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Russian Delegation of 15 Includes Three Labor Men
Genoa April 9 AP Russia’s delegation to the Genoa Economic Conference totals fifteen prominent Soviet figures led by Lenine. Key members include Chitcherin, Krissin, Joffe, Janson, Shillapnikov, Rakovsky, Narimonoff, Lityinov, Yorovsky, Midiani, Bekzadian, Hadjieff, Roudentack, and Salronoff. The group, chosen amid security fears and political tension, represents labor and state power in Russia’s first postrevolutionary participation on a major European stage.
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German war chief Erich von Falkenhayn dies at Wildspark
Berlin reports General Erich von Falkenhayn former minister of war and once chief of staff died Saturday near Potsdam at Wildspark. Born 1867 he led German forces in World War I before being replaced by von Hindenburg and later commanded Turkish forces in Asia.
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Soviet Seizes Church Treasures to Battle Famine
In Moscow April, presiding official announces seizure of church treasures to fund famine relief. More than 190 million golf rubies and other valuables are to be redirected, selling silver and jewels while preserving select items in museums and churches.
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Kidney Troubles Promised Relief With Mats-Root Cure
A vintage medical ad touts Mats-Root Prescription No Liquid or Tadis, promising kidney and bladder relief for years of suffering. It claims Dr Carey’s 40 years of experience, a money back plan, and widespread customer success, urging readers to drink pure water and start treatment now at Hindle Drug Stores.
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How Are You How Are You Guile's Pepto-Mangan Ad
A health advertisement notes friends ask about well being and warns against overwork and poor living. It promotes Guile's Pepto Mangan as a remedy to restore health and strength, available in liquid or tablet form, with guidance to use it with meals for a few weeks.
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Coal strike slashes U S bituminous output to record lows
Washington April 1 production of bituminous coal in the United States sank to 3,590,000 tons the lowest in modern history as the first week of the strike shut 60 to 64 percent of bituminous mines. Anthracite operations continued at capacity though demand faltered.
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Cars Crash on Myrtle and Gregory Streets Near Noon
Two cars sustained slight damage in a collision yesterday at Myrtle avenue and Gregory street. Joan F. Weating of Pare Place and Ray McNamara of Fremont Street were involved, no injuries reported, and no arrests made. A grass fire burned in a Crams and Elizabeth street lot yesterday afternoon, prompting a fire department response.
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