Organized labor to take part in campaign QF 28
Los Angeles report on the 47th annual congress of the American Federation of Labor ending with Willian Green urging members to participate in the 1928 national campaign without forming a third party. Delegates backed a five day work week and support for New York firemen and oil field workers in securing an eight hour day.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Organized Labor
Willian Green
New Orleana
Building Trades Department
A ™Hiter Brotherhood of Carpenters
Nna Jolen Tnis
Carpenters and Joiners
Building Trades Unit
Federation
Qade
North America
Committee On International Labor Disputes
Pan American Congress
Pan-American Federation of Labor
New York
Executive Councils
Green
Hs Finel
Labor
Sad Jabor
Major Dargue to speak on aeronautics in Bridgeport
Major Herbert A Dargue, commander of the flight, was slated to visit Bridgeport to address the Chamber at the Stratfield hotel on aeronautics. Fog and travel issues delayed his plans after returning from South America, and a later date was promised by his regretful call to the chamber.
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Fogard
Brigeport
South America
Herbert
Dargue
Bridgeport
Mondenotn
Commerce
Stratfield Hotel
Brooklawn Country Club
Dargie
Youth football star dies inhaling fumigation gas for uniform
Eugene Gow, 16, a freshman at High School of Commerce, forced his way into a home undergoing fumigation to retrieve his football uniform for a key game at Cathedral High. He collapsed after a few steps, dying from the gas. His team, stunned by the loss, faced a tough game as they had just learned of his death.
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Springfield
Associated Press
Eugene Gow
High School of Commerce
Cathedral High School
Armed Oystermen Readied to Remove Stakes
Newport News Va Oct 14 The State Commission of Fisheries reports that about 800 armed men plan to sweep the York River tomorrow morning and remove oyster stakes and markers in the winter grounds. They argue land rented for planting should be opened to oyster harvesters, with similar actions likely on the Rappahannock and Potomac. Governor Byrd convened Gloucester county officials to address the disturbance, and the state may seek militia aid if needed.
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Newport News
Byrd
Gloucester County
Wiebie
Judge Refuses To Modify 1917 Divorce Decree In Norwalk Case
Judge Tarnest C Simpson of the Superior Court declined to modify the March 17 1917 divorce decree favoring Catherine Rider of Norwalk against David Rider. The case centered on custody of their two and one half year old son John. Prolonged testimony addressed alleged loose living by both parents and a disputed $20 custody offer, with Rider denying the allegations.
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Tarnest C Simpson
Catherine Rider
Norwalk
David Rider
Rider
John
Frank DiPierne
Keainst
Ride
Beir
Stavit
Greenwich
Papal Passports Valid Everywhere Despite Doubts
Rome October 14. Passports issued by the Vatican continue to be recognized internationally. Once issued during World War I, papal passports allowed holders to travel freely, and even Germany Austria and Italy have acknowledged them amid historic Vatican disputes. Cardinal Gasparri confirms the Vatican’s authority.
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Vatican
Germany
Austria
Rome
Vatcan
Chigi Palace
Gasparri
Philosopher Rides Mare Over Old Trail to Kentucky
Dr Glanville Terrell head of Kentucky University philosophy, rode his mare Katy from Lowavala to Kentucky for the fall term, 19 days along the pioneer trail. He passed Boone's tree site, stayed in colonial and farm houses, and found people uniformly kind and courteous.
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Lexington
Associated Press
Virginia
Kentucky
Glanville Terrell
Department of Philosophy
University of Kentucky
Terrell
Katy
Lowa Va
Danel Boone
Boone
Baptist Missionary
Leaky radiator damages office at Board of Appraisal
A leaky radiator in the Board of Appraisal of Benefits and Changes office caused steam damage. Clerk Garnsey found the room yesterday morning as papers and maps were damp, varnish lifted from new furniture, and the desk warped. The papers will dry, but varnish may need replacement. Garnsey expects a day's delay.
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Board of Appraisal of Benefits
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Oxford
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