Gary Confers with Subsidiary Heads on Wages
Associa ted Press reports Gary, chairman of United States Steel, conferring with heads of subsidiary units on wage readjustment. He declined to specify if the change would raise or cut hours, noting no current plan to alter the 12 hour day yet discussing possible adjustments. It was learned the talks touched wives of workers affected by reductions from 12 to 10 hours, with 90,000 men impacted by 12 hour day reduction and some receiving wage increases.
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MIW Yori
Associatd
Iho TV
Gary Chaan
Uho
Stites Steel Corporation
Gare
Australian Sportsman to Address Kiwanis Meeting
Fred Lindsay, noted Australian sportsman and big game hunter, is hired as the speaker for the Kiwanis club gathering this noon. Manager Mate riders of Paris Palace theatre will also attend as guests in return for theatre privileges while Kiwanis members view recent family cinema at the Poli Hanise. Vice-president T. Ot. Pardy introduces suggestions for club activity and consideration this noon.
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Fred Lindsay
Samme Hunter
Australia
Mate Riders
Paris Palace Theatre
Ciens
Poli Hanise
T. Ot. Pardy
Congdon Post Donates to Japanese Victims
The American Legion post in this city donated funds for Japanese relief at a meeting in the elite rooms Tuesday. Members approved a sympathy resolution for the Japanese government and people, to be sent to Premier Vaniamoain. Legionnaires backed the resolution and a state fund to provide a $3,000 exemption for ex-service members.
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Harry W. Congdon
American Legion
Siferins
Japan
Vaniamoain
Legionaires
Comnackilian
Civil War Vets Lead Brave March In Arkansas Parade
Civil War veterans marching in Milaval Reed Wisconsin endured fatigue as 10 000 veterans filed past the reviewing stand. Flags flew and stirring music kept the tempo as the line stretched a mile from the starving point. Several veterans were aided by guards and medics. some abandoned the march due to exhaustion. The second division featured Civil War era musicians while bands from Pennsylvania Ohio New York Massachusetts and New Jersey supplied old airs and fife and drum percussion.
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Wis
Soeruins
Vennsylvania G. A. R
Ohio
Thi
New York
Gens Hectien
Massachusetts
Xedevasy
Martin Bombers Sink Virginia Old Battleship
The Virginia was sunk today by bombs dropped from eight Langley air bombers. Heavy charges exploded near the stern demolishing the after turret and wrecking two casemasts. The battlefleet flagship Newburyport remained afloat but targeted for destruction later in the afternoon.
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Martin
Virginia Old Battleship
Boarit
Miriel
Cape Hat
Bateship
Virginia
Langley Wield
Immigrants Beat Quota Bar and Are Admitted
Thousands rushed to New York before midnight to beat the monthly immigration quota were ordered admitted by the Commissioner General. Fines of 200 dollars were imposed on ship companies for passage refunds to immigrants. The aliens are treated as arriving in August, affecting Seulendbor quota, with figures to be clarified by inland authorities. Instructions were sent to notify steamship companies of the decision.
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Fleischmann
Warhington
New York
Mansioner General
He Steamship Companies
Iush
Eles
Monkey Outwits Health Inspector In City Mystery
A clever monkey in a city house outsmarted Health Inspector Heavy by befriending onlookers. The incident began when Heavy, under orders, searched for a monkey in a cellar with chickens. The animal charmed the crowd, grabbed the inspector’s badge, and escaped, leaving questions about the case and the monkey’s intelligence.
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Thal Ihe Oumanikey
O' Howard Dunbar
Heavy
Mimie
Timmie
No word heard from couple in Yokohama
Fragments describe a couple and friends in Yokohama, efforts involving the State Department, a missing or disrupted communication, and a disaster inquiry. Names and places are fragmented, with mentions of a singer, a company plan, and expert inputs.
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Yokohama
Ely
Jaol
Penel
Lois H. Cilinghaw
Vis City
Ales
Lavte
Suurdad Arvenir
State Department
Orhie
Tukehanny
Ward
Dmfs
Makis Atisin
Tiber
Aseoge Safes Sr Werk
Mayafartieress
Saothis Ete
Geenist Ie
Shivaems Ty Can
Charter amendment plan debated by council members
Discussion centers on a proposed charter amendment to allow the city to fund pensions for certain workers. The plan faces opposition from several aldermen and the mayor’s administration who question feasibility and legalities. A committee hearing is expected to review the measure next month as votes and responses from residents are anticipated.
Special Meeting to Discuss New City Bank Site
The common council schedules a special meeting to review plans for a new bank building on Main Street between State and Bark streets. Officials will consider the Main area property formerly used by a bank and the potential site for a city lid project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Aron Spesatl
Fey
He Bank
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Neuhoff
Oxford
America
Rice & Hutchins
Shoe Dept
Gary
Kiwanis
Congdon Post
Fleischmann’s Yeast For Health
Fleischmann’s
Washington Street
Monkey
Demoor Ahierman Tea Speeie Aldermaain Board
Maenhos
Pee Cibo
Terstetibig
Mars
Mannedley
Wmt
Lye Wieder Nto Repliers
Alee Orn
Glenwood
C. A. Benson
Bridgeport
C. W. Carlson
Manufactur
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