Carpenters U K Home Plan Alters Union Citizenship Rule
The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners adjourned a ten day convention in Indianapolis with 750 delegates. A new provision requires aliens who join the union to naturalize within five years or be dropped. The body backed sponsoring training with vocational schools, approved a Florida home for elderly members and a pension plan for older members, and set next quadrennial gathering in Lakeland near the union home. Delegates to AFL conventions were named.
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C. 8. Garrison
International Labor News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Lakeland
Fla
C. J. Mulcahy
Providence
Florida
Mulcahy
Mel General Executive Board
Hore
The
Union
A. FB
American Federation of Labor
Alex Kelso
New York City
Harry Schwarzer
Cleveland
Ohio
George A. Walker
Chicago
James A. Gould
Boston
John Howatt
Shreveport
J. B. Weyler
Louisville
Harry Lindermann
St. Louis
W. K. Bennett
Seattle
Mark D. Taylor
John B. Tierney
Buffalo
J. Rex Anderson
Dallas
Tex
William Crissman
Pittsburgh
James E. Ricketts
San Francisco
J. H. Kruger
Kansas City
Kan
W. C. Franklin
Eldorado
Ark
Thomas Kearney
R. 1
William Reinecke
Cincinnati
Daniel J. Ryan
John Halkett
L. G. Kramer
Ohi Bernecker
Atlantic City
Bayes
Fort Worth
John M. Skirk
Philadelphia
Lawyers defend $750,000 fee in railroad reorganization
New York lawyers defend a $750,000 charge for reorganizing the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad amid a total $2,364,249 in reorganization costs. The Interstate Commerce Commission weighs the fees, while counsel say the charges reflect the prevailing wage.
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New York
Nwyers
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal trade commission report on aluminum monopoly
The federal trade commission traces high prices for household appliances to monopoly, price fixing, patent pools, and limited competition led by the Aluminum Company of America. It details a patent pool in washing machines, sector consolidation, and anti competitive practices affecting irons, vacuums, and sewing machines within the industry.
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International Labor News Service
Washington, D
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Aluminum Company of America
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Charges Company
United States
The
United States Aluminium Company
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing Company
Trade Commission
Senate
Singer Company
La Follette Manager All Smiles as He Sees Progressive Victory
National manager Congressman John M Nelson of Wisconsin beams at La Follette Wheeler headquarters in Chicago. Once wary and somber, he now foresees Senate and presidential support as Brookhart Norris Johnson attacks and Ickes fires a broadside at the G O P. Nelson recalls a modest hotel interview and notes a modern, bustling HQ full of activity.
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Labor News Service
Chicago
la Follette-Wheeler National
John M. Nelson
Wisconsin
Congress
Nelson
Wheeler
Wicked Mountains
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Hi Johnson
Pacific Coast
la Follette-Wheeler
Harold L. Ickes
Ilinois
Senator Johnson
Wrigley Building
William M. Butler
Coolidge National
Illinois
Coolidge-Dawes
Johnson
Ickes
Bob
New Jersey
Minnesota
Montana
Wyoming
Nevada
California
Oregon
Washington
Ohio
Moroyado
Arizona
Grant Park
Mr. Nelson
Mrs. Nelson
Morrison Hotel
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Manufacturers’ Association
Maytag Syndicate
National Household Device Company
Joseph A, Wise
Ational
United States Marine High School
Pevenne
United States Marine Band
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Hamilton
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