Non-Partisan League Plans Labor Movement In Kansas
The Non-Partisan League announced plans to launch a labor movement in cooperation with its farming work in Kansas. George Mallong said active membership will start in labor centers to enlist workers into the workmen's league. Topeka and Pittsburgh coal areas were mentioned for initial labor campaign.
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Kangas
Inague Plana
Gurate
Bansas
Sodar
George Mallong
Industriat «Ers
Aetdy
K C Recommend War Fund For Hoover Relief
Newspaperman note reports Knights of Uphito bus leaders in Kansas City urging that the remaining balance of the United War Fund, about 500000 dollars, be turned over to Herbert Hoover's European relief council to feed starving children in Europe. The board agreed to transfer their share of the funds if other organizations do likewise.
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W York
Bowers
Knights of Uphitobus
United War Fund
Herbert Hoover
European Relief Council
Fuxepe
Relief Council
Howard Denies Personal Offense to Congressmen
Washington Jan 10 Howard of Chicago president of the American Farm Bureau told a House War Investigating Committee he did not intend to question Congress integrity in letters to members claiming farmers saw the Mystic Shoals nitrate project defeated by corporate influence over fertilizer prices He said he would draft a statement clarifying no personal affront and noted his salary of 15000 while Gray Silver earns 12500 a year Silver testified the letter was not a reflection on Congress and he saw no improper motive in asking members how they voted on a dairy matter.
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Tdames Howard
Chicago
American Farm Bureau
Federal
Tera
House
Congress
Mystic Shoals
Howard
Farm Bureau
Gray Silver
Silver
Shelton Bank Directors Promise Loan Repayments
Shelton Conn Jan 10 Directors of the closed Shelton Bank and Trust Company said many loans held by the bank would be paid off. As this happens the bank's condition would be greatly improved. The bank examiner told creditors officers have had time to act and if no progress the state bank commissioner would act. A meeting of depositors was scheduled for tonight.
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Shelton, Conn
Shelton Bank and Trust Company
Women growing taller and heavier says university expert
Dr. R Tait McKenzie director at the University of Pennsylvania reveals statistics over sixty years show the average college girl is about an inch taller and six to seven pounds heavier. He cites increased sports participation as the main cause and notes the trend across women colleges.
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Wemien
R. Tait McKenz
Physical Wauealion
University of Pennsylvania
McKenzie
Two Divorces Filed for Cruelty in Norwall and Orwalk
Mary A. Stuller Vetas of Norwall petitions for divorce from Thomas W. Vetas claiming cruelty and intemperance after a September 1901 marriage and one child aged 13. Susis Mato Jaszko of Orwalk seeks divorce from John Jaszko alleging cruelty after a June 24, 1910 marriage producing five children and custody requests.
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Mary A. Stuller Vetas
Norwall Materday
Herlor
Thomas W. Vetas
Intemperanss Dey
Mato Jaszko
Orwalk
John Jaszko
Missing New Bedford student dies after 22 day search
Jamies F Collins Jr teenage high school student in New Bedford Massachusetts was found in a pond after a 22 day search. The death was ruled drowning with no signs of violence according to Dr. Meal P. O Brien, associate medical examiner.
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New Bedford
Mags
Jamies F. Collins
Meal P.O’ Brien
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