Gary Says Wages Are Not Too High
New York July 23 Elbert H Gary chairman of United States Steel Corp says labor is not broadly overpaid and wages are sometimes too low He notes business prudence since 1918 and prices rising but argues most profits are not excessive and labor disputes reflect conflicts between capital and labor He remains optimistic about the nation’s future.
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New York
Elsert H . Gary
United State Steel Corporation
Gary
Tarore
Rzht
Veterans Receive Victory Medals From War Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars members in Raymond W. We ris Post receive victory medals from the War department. Applicants should bring discharge papers and filled blanks to the local recruiting officer at 924 Main Street. Medals arrive about a week after papers are forwarded. French service clasps denote foreign service and major war operations. Apply at nearest military camp post station or recruiting office. present original discharge for proper identification to avoid misdelivery.
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Raymond W. We Ris
Veterans of Foreign Wars
War Department
UT. 8
Saprity Recruiting Office
Sstreat
Mecalsa
Washington
France
Menll
Dry Candidates Condemn Harding
Prohibition candidates Aaron Watkins and Leigh Colvin condemn Senator Harding’s prohibition stance in acceptance speeches. Watkins criticizes his mention of repeal and enforcement while Colvin says Harding’s broad repeal statement is unacceptable.
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Lincoln
Neb
Aaron
Watkins
Leigh Colvin
Prohibition
Harding
Corvin
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