Fall River Cotton Workers Face Wage Cuts
Fall River cotton mill operatives face a 22 1 2 percent wage reduction effective January 1 across 1006 mills under the Fall River Cotton Manufacturers association. Textile unions will vote next week on acceptance. The American Print Works unit of the Fall River Iron Works group closed for days amid reduced schedules and mill shutdowns.
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Mass
Pall River Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Textile Council
New England
James Tansey
The
American Print Works
Fall River Iron Works Corporation
Brother of Siam King Returns to Studies in U S
Crown Prince Mahido Sonrkin of Siam, brother of the king, arrives in the United States aboard the Olympic after months away. He will study public health in Boston at Harvard Medical School and MIT, then direct Siam’s Subic health work. He is aged ten years and travels with Princess Phynehanindra. Another royal brother, Dure Ohtra, has also visited the U S recently.
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Mahido
Sonrkin
Siam
United States
Olympic
Boston
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Subic
Phynehanindra
Harvard
Prince Dure Ohatra
America
Buckley Starts Program of Legislation by Call
Tom Buckley announces a Republican caucus to set the 1930 legislative agenda. State officials elect a report to meet at the Capitol Tuesday January 4, with Fairfield county members assigned to rooms for nominations. Forecast favors Frederick W. Huxford for House speaker alongside L J Nickerson and Frederick L. Perry as other candidates.
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Tom Buckley
Republican State Central
Fairfield County
House
Senate
Frederick W. Huxford
Stamford
L. J. Nickerson
Cornwall
Frederick L. Perry
Bridgeport School Board Seeks $10000 Pipe Organ
Bridgeport high school considers installing a pipe organ at an estimated cost of 10000. The school committee, led by members Howard Challenise Dr A C Jones and Owen Burn, will seek board approval next Monday to add the item to the annual requisition. Support cites access to top music and potential revenue from regitals and rental of the high school auditorium for musical events.
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Howard
Chaliense
A.C. Jones
Owen Burn
Board of Education
Hindsepor
Light Company Sues Over Damaged Poles
The United Aluminum Company seeks damages from two automobile owners for pole damage. Claims allege a machine owned by Tridgenort Norwalk Bus Corporation driven by H Rice damaged a pole on December 17, costing 110.87 to replace, with total damages of 130. Hayduck’s machine driven by OW Kent struck a pole on October 7, costing 84.08 to replace, with total damages of 200 sought.
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Attomobile
Ourl
United Aluminating Company
Tridgenort-Norwalk Bus Corporation
Andrew & T
The
Bus Corporation
H. Rice
Hayduck
Kent
Deschanel Plans Return to French Senate for Bure-et-Loire
Former president Deschanel writes to Senatorial electors in Bure-et-Loire declaring he will run again. He notes he previously represented the department in the Senate for 25 years and expresses joy at the prospect of serving once more.
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France
Deschanel
Bure-et-Loire
M. Deschanel
Senate
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