Welfare laws irk women in rapid city meeting
Miss Laughlin of the National Women’s party told President Coolidge that federal and state labor laws restricting women's hours hurt women and depress pay. She urged support for a constitutional amendment granting women equal rights, noting opposition from some groups and dismissing their votes as unauthorized. She cited department stores replacing female department heads with men due to new hour limits.
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Rapid City
Associated Press
Coolidge
Misa Gall Laughlin
National Women's Party
Miss Laughlin
New York City
Bootlegger King Will Begin Two Year Jail Term
William B Dwyer known as bootlegger king and Edward Cohron dubbed pay-off man failed in last minute motions for probation. Judge Mack denied admission to probation and ordered surrender to marshal for transport to Atlanta to serve two year sentences for conspiracy to violate liquor and customs laws.
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New York
Associated Press
William B Dwyer
Edward ©. Cohron
Mack
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
Atlanta
Dwyer
Coon
Arson Suspects Get Jail Terms On Auto Charge
Leonard Lyons of Somerville and Daniel Rahilly of this city were sentenced in Lawrence District Court on charges unrelated to the July 7 plant fire. Each was fined 60 and given 90 day jail terms for operating automobiles while under the influence. Lyons also paid 10 for larceny of firefighters' protective wear. Jail terms suspended for six months.
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Lawrence
Maas
Associated Press
Leonard Lyons
Somerville
Daniel Rahilly
H K Webster Hay and Grain Company
Lawrence District Court
Lyons
Fargo Firm Employes Hold Outing in Nichols
Employees of the Prank If Fargo company gathered at Maplehurst in Nichols for an outing on Wednesday. A frankfurter roast was served and games entertained the crowd. Attendees included Lila Floch, Morton Twist, Elle Sattles, Charles Bhene, Helen Koide, Enri Drinkwng, Evelyn Twiss, Ted Beckwlin, Jennie Rubinstein, Harry Arikorian, Isabel Moffitt, C B Hermanson, Mae Moffitt, E W Cunpringham, Grace Franklin, John Poor, Arthur Heid, B W Nicholas, Florence Smith Albert Clark Minnie Schefind Victoria Kerber Weller Kelber Frank H. Fargo G P Wyatt Ben Tadenzlak.
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If Fargo Company
Maplehurst
Nichols
Lila Floch
Morton Twist
Elle Sattles
Charles Bhene
Helen Koide
Enri Drinkwng
Evelyn Twiss
Ted Beckwlin
Jennie Rubinstein
Harry Arikorian
Isabel Moffitt
C B Hermanson
Mae Moffitt
E W Cunpring
Nine including boxer taken in Norwalk raids
Nine men were arrested in six Norwalk raids on places suspected of liquor sales. Among them was Young Mulligan former state bantamweight champion alleged to have been employed in a beer garden. Bond amounts ranged from 8500 to 63 000 with one at 6500 for Mulligan.
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Norwalk
Associates
Young Mulligan
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