Miners Seek 60 Percent Wage Rise in Public Debate
A New York March 16 report shows 10 miners and operators’ subcommittee discussing wage demands. Operators argue current pay covers living costs and any raise must be public funded. miners push for a 60 percent boost amid rising living costs and tax data presented by bosses.
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York
Inhorim
Inars
Toe Neguliace Cemebnis
Sooaeilon Wits
Ioral
Ullamarrow
Advan
Connecticut Dry Law Sleuths to Campaign in State
March 16 reporting a combined sleuthing and educational tour by federal prohibition enforcement Inspectors to survey the state. They will assess quantities of distilled spirits in possession of those legally allowed to have some on hand and seek information on legal use of intoxicating beverages if such cases exist.
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Consugul Prohibition Enforcement Department
Senate Subcommittee Forms Merchant Marine Policy Panel
Washington May 16 A Senate commerce committee sub committee was appointed to formulate a permanent merchant marine policy. Senator Jones Republican Washington will head the panel with members Senator Fernald Maine Calder New York Colt Rhode Island and McNary Oregon Fletcher Florida Chamberlain Oregon Ransdell Louisiana and Simmons North Carolina Democrats. It will review evidence from hearings to make recommendations to the fus i committee.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Maine
Jones
Fernald
Main Calder
New York
Colt
Rhode Island
McNary
Qregnon
Fletcher
Florida
Chamberlain
Oregon
Ransdell
Louisiana
Simmons
North
Carolina
Fusi
New York service men oppose beer and light wines bill
In Albany on March 39, 33 former service members in the Senate group refused to support a bill permitting beer and light wines production and sale. An Assemblyman’s bid to unite soldiers for a preferred measure failed, and the conference said it would not judge legislation not directly affecting the American Legion.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Senate
Louis A. Cuvillier
Emg
New York Police Indictments Hit Interim Officials
On March 16 Detect Franklin, the second police detective indicted by the grand jury, posted 7000 bail for tomorrow. Like Detective John Gunson, he is accused of indirect benefit from a woman's earnings. Bribery and extortion are the charges. Assistant District Attorney Smith said two or three indictments of police department members may follow within days.
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EW York
Franklin
Wis Go Bay
John .J. Gunson
TF Lin
Path
Smith
Wage talks resume at Amihacite coal mine in New York
The sub committee of operators and miners resumed conferences to negotiate a new wage agreement. Progress this week on main issues will determine whether a settlement is reached before the April expiration of current terms.
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New York
Amihacite
Ba aAlmialb
Divers Regain Gold From Ocean Treasure Hoard
Offshore salvage near Belfast and New Haven reports gold recovered since the war. Ships Investoger and Belfast use underwater oxy-acetylene flame tools to pierce hulls and raise gold worth millions. Restorer recovered 1,000,000 pounds last year from Laureatic of Loveh Swilly, with both vessels active off the channel coast.
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Lossdon
British Isles
Ivestorer
Belfast
Loveh Swilly
Roth
New Haven
Channel
Strikes in Portugal Over Cost of Living Protests
The article describes Portuguese worker unrest centered on living costs with strikes spreading among various sectors. It notes involvement of labor groups, government disputes, and rising discontent fueling the protest movement, highlighting a broader pattern of labor action abroad.
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Portugal
I Istan
Antisaloon League Man Served With Slander
An Antisaloon League associated man was served with slander in the assembly chamber. The suit stems from allegations by Mr. Anderson that the minister was once a concessionaire. The case ties into broader debates on temperance and public funding.
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Antisaloon League
Alban
Ham
Ardiersat
Wit, Freeman
Carisio
Freeman
Anti-Saloon League
Con Keoner
Glory of Orient Rugs Add Rich Color and Durability
Describes American made rugs reproducing the luster and beauty of Orient designs. Highlights firm texture, strong yarns, lasting dyes, and harmony with fine furniture. Brussels body rugs offered in all over patterns with greens, tans, or browns, 9 by 12 feet, priced around $78 to $175 for a group including couch covers.
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The
Orient
Make washday easy with the Crystal electric washer
A promotional sketch extols a Crystal electric washer that handles clothes from washing to wringing quickly and faultlessly. It promises simple operation and labor saving for households with electricity, urging husbands to adopt the device to ease their wives' chores.
See Howland Clothes First in Jersey Dresses at 14.75
See Howland presents jersey dresses at 14.75 with notable value. Colors include navy pekin bear and copenhagen as seasonable options, emphasizing appearance and quality per dollar.
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Copenhagen
Easter Rosaries Offer Finest Beads and Sil Cross
Displayed on the main floor rear, the Easter rosaries feature emerald topaz rose sapphire and garnet beads with enamel inlays and silver plated chains. Prices range from 1.25 to 3.75 dollars with child sizes at 0.30 dollars.
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Wm Rogers
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