Mine Workers Leader Slams Industrial Court in Kansas
Alexander Howat, head of district 14, United Mine Workers, lambastes the Kansas Industrial Court on its first anniversary. He cites wage disputes, rate hikes for utilities, and labor oppression, arguing the court has not improved workers’ lives and has increased costs for taxpayers and public utilities. He warns the law will enslave the labor movement and vows continued resistance.
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Alexander Howat
Tinited
Mine Workers of America
Fhnewate
Industrial Court
Joplin and Pittspurgh
Topeka
Kansas City
Kansas
America
New York Judge Rules Picketing Likely Unlawful
New York Supreme Court Justice Van Siclen in Brooklyn signaled a ruling that would declare air strike picketing illegal in an open shop dispute involving Schwartz and Jaffee. He questioned whether any lawful picketing exists if it seeks to injure workers and noted the broader impact on union activity.
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New York
Justice van Siclen
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Alegalr
Meier Steinbrink
Schwartz & Jaffee
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
Robert Szold
Amalgamated
Lowsl
Justice van Sietlen
Air forces mass at Langley Field for invasion defense
Information from civil aeronautic circles reports that most bombing and many pursuit aircraft are being moved to Langley Field Virginia for concentrated inspections and staging. Over 100 airplanes plus balloons and equipment are to be immobilized there within days, with heavy stores of bombs aerial torpedoes and explosives. Colonel T De Witt Milling will command the heavier than air force. Colonel William C Hensley leads the balloons and dirigibles.
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New York
Associated Press
Army Air Service
Langley Field
Pacific
Atlantic
Harses
de Haviland
T. de Witt Milling
Mitchell
France
William C. Hensley
Wilmington man sworn as fourth assistant postmaster general
Harry Hilton Billamy of Wilmington Del was sworn in today as fourth assistant postmaster general. The ceremony was attended by Postmaster General Will Hays and Assistant Postmaster General John C Koons. Billamy will supervise distribution of postal supplies and rural mail services.
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Harry Hilton Billamy
Wilmington
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Hays
Fiest
John C. Koons
Billamy
Poison Scandal Ends In Suicide In Prison
Vienna report says Marianne Kopony, a divorced socialite, was jailed on a charge of poisoning a wealthy pawn broker with poisoned sweets. She allegedly sought lemon juice for a sore throat and died by suicide in her cell. Investigations link the case to a missing fortune from a married lover. Detective notes a poison found in the pawnbroker Maurice Frey’s pocket after tasting bitter sweets.
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Viennna
Marianne Kopony
SA Percel
Sore
Maurice Fre
Frey
26th Anniversary Observed by Konckapotanawh Tribe
Festivities mark the 28th anniversary of the Konckapotanawh Tribe Improved Order of Ted Bens Palshee gin at the local wigwam 925 Main Street with speeches by order members, tribal music, and refreshments. Officers expect full membership and 42 guests invited to attend. The lodge began 34 years ago in the Frankun building at 16 State Street, nearby their current Grangw Army Hall location.
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Ted Bens Palsheegin
Main Street
Lodge
Frankun
State Street
Grangw Army Hal
Reading the Baby Yeast Turns Up Dubious Dough Raising
In a quirky exchange, Hiell Berx and Baker discuss reading baby yeast. Jimmy explains the yeast act as a misread clue causing a mistaken rise in dough, quoting playful slang as a mock dialogue about baking.
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Hiell Berx
Baker
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Jimmy
Shopkeepers Replace St Patrick Day Emblems in Washington
Washington shopkeepers removed green chillahs pigs hogs and clay pipes from display and replaced them with emblems in green white and orange. The change followed a request from Pearse council of the American Association for the Recognition of the Republic of Ireland to avoid ridiculing Erin's fight for freedom on St Patrick's Day.
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Washington
Mar
Trish Republic
Pearse Council
American Association
Republic of Ireland
St. Patrick's Day
United States to Recognize King Constantine Government
Greek officers press for U.S. recognition of King Constantine as Greece’s ruler. Letters from Constantine and Queen Olga to the Greek regency confirm throne succession. State Department notes delay due to lack of official notification from Constantine. Greek Premier plea cites foreign loan obligations and seeks loan installment payments. New York report frames tax questions and Knights of Columbus stance amid debt concerns.
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Constantine
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Constatine
State Department
Olga
Lae
Greece
Upor Tis
Athens
Aelos
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