Union Labor Life Expands Union Group Insurance Coverage
Washington DC reports Union Labor Life Insurance Company expands through unions with group plans. The article notes group insurance bypasses age limits, helping workers resist age deadlines set by employers. It cites authorities including Lieut. Gov. Lehman and discusses cost incentives for younger workers.
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Washington, D. C
ILNS
Union Labor Life Insurance Company
Union Group Insurance
Insurance
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
American Glanzstaff Corporation
Supreme Court upholds six month jail for Try Sinclair
Washington private detectives hired to track jurors were rejected by the U S supreme court which upheld a six month contempt sentence against oil operator Try Sinclair for espionage against jurors in a 19 month old conspiracy case. The decision affirmed the lower court but excluded William J Burns.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Sinclair
Burns
Agneed
Henry Mason Day
William J. Burns
Wiliam J. Burns
High Court
Middle Aged Workers Barred From Employment
New York records show only 200 of 5800 middle aged applicants found work in 18 months. An employment bureau assists those deemed able and competent but notes group insurance and workers compensation laws push these workers out of jobs and hinder reemployment.
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New York
Rayon Bosses claim no settlement in post strike meeting
Elizabethton Tenn witnesses portrayed rayon magnates and doctors as denying any agreement to withdraw the injunction tied to a strike settlement. Sheriff Moreland testified to a prior accord, while doctors denied it amid contempt proceedings. Arguments set for next Monday. In New York, Women's Trade Union League reports dire conditions in the min industry and ongoing labor struggles amid unemployment.
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Elizabethton
Tenn
Rayon Mille
Carter County Court
Paul J. Aymon
Alfred Hoffman
Dubusan
Mothwurf
Carl-Von-Stroheim
Matthaus
Johnson City
Moreland
Carter County
Broyles
National Guard
Charles Wood
U. S. Department of Labor
Wood
General Boyd
Marthaus
Aymon
Hoffman
Mothwourf
Horton
New York
Women's Trade Univ League of
Feague
Mtb
Petty Jewhiusies
Uys
Virile Manhood Declared by Columbia Speaker
Rev. Howard Chandler Robbins of the Protestant Episcopal Church denounced the wolf pack policy of joining powerful groups as a debasement of manhood at Columbia University graduation. He urged graduates to preserve personal integrity, resist external coercion, and defend free speech and minority rights.
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New York
de. Howard Chandler Robbins
Protestant Episcopal Church
Columbia University
San Praneisey
Tom Mooney
Boston
Daughters of the American Revolution
de. Chandler
Louisiana Court Upholds Public Works Hiring Rules
A federal decree upholds Louisiana law requiring that only qualified electors be employed as mechanics on state or municipal public works. The ruling denies an injunction sought by two contracting firms and three workers over the act's constitutionality. Justice Dawkins concurred. the decision cites Atkin vs. Kansas and Helm v. McCall on state control of public works.
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New Orleans
ILNS
Rufus E. Foster
Wayne G. Borah
O'Keefe
Leonard Santos
Ben C. Dawkins
Nat W. Bond
Caldwell Brothers
H. W Bond & Brothers
Percy Wischester
Robert L. Kline
Jeremy C. Daniels
City Attoney
Calin
Dawkin
Atkin
Apartments trend shifts housing toward apartments nationwide
The United States Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a rising share of new homes in apartment buildings. In 1920 three hundred eighty eight thousand seventy eight families lived in new apartments, while eighty per cent in one family dwellings. by 1921 apartments rose to forty four percent and one family to fifty six percent.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Vittos
Wilmore
Cheturean
Ely
Building labor shifts favor iron and stone trades
A bureau report notes a shift in construction labor, increasing work for structural iron workers, estimators, marble and stone cutters, while reducing tasks for carpenters and other trades.
Open Windows Found Best Ventilating Agent
Open windows as a method of ventilation are more effective in preventing respiratory disease, says the United States Health Service. A comparative study in schools shows absences due to respiratory illness dropped from 40 percent with mechanical ventilation to 1.5 percent with natural ventilation.
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Wallington
United State Health Service
Bureau
Suikeon General
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Sail
High Court of Private Detective
Senate
Edgar K. Wagner
Dargue
Rayon
von Stroheim
Louisiana
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