Abolish Senate and elect judges by popular vote proposal
A fragment mentions a Chicago stance calling to abolish the United States Senate and elect federal judges by popular vote. The text then shifts to Middletown barber shops, listing non union shops and urging union men to steer clear of those shops and to buy thrift stamps.
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Chicago
United States Senate
Middletown
Turmoil Hits National Labor Party Convention As Split Widens
Conflicts at the National Labor Party gathering in Chicago lead to mass defections and dwindling attendance after Governor L J Frazier and the Non Partisan League pull support. Delegates hammer out proposals on prohibition, railroad ownership, and a Soviet stance while warning of internal conflicts and the risk of a strong national ticket.
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Chicago
National Labor Party
L. J. Frazier
North Dakota
Frazier
New Party
Max Hayes
Congress
United States
United States Supreme Court
Nicona
Department of Health
Mexico
Clarence Whitt
Kansas
Anderson
Indianapolia
Ghirat
League of Nations
Wilzon
Coal Strike Ends with 14 Percent Pay Increase
The coal strike ends at 3 35 Wednesday afternoon as International officers of the United Mine Workers accept President Wilson's plan. Miners return to work with a 14 percent wage increase and a three member commission to study the coal industry.
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Lewis
Green
A. Mitchell Palmer
Lewis and
Treagurer Green
The
Mine Workers International
United Mine Workers of America
Wilson
Printing Pressmen Union votes for officers in Middletown
Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union No. 235 met in regar session in Middletown Wednesday night with a large attendance. The group nominated and endorsed candidates for International officers headed by President George L. Berry and including first vice president John M. Brophy, second vice president S. B. Marks, third vice president Wm. H. McHugh, and secretary Joseph C. Orr.
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Union No
Regar
Middletown
George L. Berry
John M. Brophy
S. B. Marks
Wm. H. McHugh
Joseph C. Orr
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