Strikes Cost Labor Over Four Million, AFL Reports
Montreal June 7 The AFL reports strikes in the past year cost labor more than 4 million dollars not counting wage losses. Morrison announced at the fortieth annual convention noting 1,225 strikes and six million workers gaining in wages or conditions. Membership rose to 4,609,213 with over 1 million new members. Delegates from the US and Canada attend the convention.
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Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
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Morrison
United States
Canada
Charter of world women’s rights proposed at Geneva
The eighth congress of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance opened in Geneva with a proposal for a charter of women’s rights. The document demands equal political suffrage, end to gender slavery, equal nationality and guardianship rights for married women, a single moral standard, equal pay, pensions for mothers, and civil rights for married women.
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International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Socialists Gain In German Elections In Berlin
Berlin voters backed the independent socialist party and the German national peoples party in Sunday’s general election. The German national people's party claimed about 60 percent in Berlin, while the social democrats and the majority socialists lost ground as the national assembly was chosen.
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Independent Socialist Party
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German National People's Party
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National Assembly
Stampede Anticipated as GOP Convention Moves Toward Choicest Picks
Old timers forecast a mood shift within 24 to 48 hours as sentiment consolidates around Lowden Johnson Butler Wood Harding Poindexter Sproul. Hoover and Coolidge supporters press delegates with arguments, likening the scene to a poker game with openers. Boise Penrose’s attendance becomes a talking point.
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Joe Cannon
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Butler
Wood
Harding
Poindexter
Sproul
Hoover
Coolidge
Boise Penrose
G. ©. P. Old Guard
Chicago
New Jersey Delegation Flexes Sparks of Nomination Drama
Amid anxious talks and shifting loyalties, New Jersey’s 28 votes split 16 for General Wood and 12 for Senator Johnson on initial ballots. Delegates say they are free to switch after expressing preference and seek a candidate who can unite factions and win in November. Hamilton Kean urges voting with the delegation’s majority once expressed.
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Penrose
Chicago
New Jersey
General Wood
Johnson
Census Figures Announced for Selected Cities
Census figures show Rome New York with a 1920 population of 26 341 up 6 844 since 1910 an 28 5 percent Waterbury Connecticut 91 410 up 18 269 or 25 percent Burlington Vermont 22 779 up 2 311 or 11 3 percent and Bellingham Washington 265 570 up 1 272 or 6 2 percent.
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Census Bureau
Rome
N. Y
Waterbury
Conn
Burlington
Bellingham
Wash
Mail Plane Falls Killing One and Wounding Another
Neal C. Mantius a Maywood Illinois mechanic was killed and J P Harris a Chicago pilot was seriously injured when United States mail plane No 204 crashed 300 feet at Glenn L Martin field. W L Smith of New York escaped with only bruises as the craft carried five hundred pounds of mail on a routine Chicago run.
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Neal C. Mantius
Maywood
J. P. Harris
Chicago
United States Mail
Glenn L. Martin
W. L. Smith
New York
Convention Sidelights
Republican presidential candidates plan courtesy visits Monday forenoon starting with Frank Lowden visiting General Wood and then Johnson Hoover and Harding HQs. Prohibitionists push for strict enforcement and equal women representation at the national committee. Irish group seeks platform support for Ireland freedom. Governors gather, notably Tom Campbell of Arizona in a distinctive sombrero. Borah remains in close touch with Johnson.
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Frank Lowden
Illinois
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Johnson
Hoover
Harding
Tom
Thomas) Campbell
Arizona
Conference vivid with Republican women in attendance
A lively gathering of Republican women is described with informal chatter and friendly names. Hiram praises Senator Borah while other notes mention a late night session and a hospital visit for Harbert after a car crash attended by Dr Schuffell. Police report Haines pleading not guilty to drunk driving and a Canton lookout for two boys linked to a string of office and home robberies in Salem. Carey pleads not guilty to keeping a house of ill fame. Tony Jimmie is arrested on suspicion after a search reveals tobacco. The national committee reshapes with Guy E Kelly replacing Samuel Perkins.
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Aultrian Annex
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Salem
F. W. Thompson
Stark
Ema
Willian? Carey
Yant
Raid by police nets arrests at disorderly house
Police Sergeant Gardner and Officers Krauth and Yant arrest three men and four women after a raid on a Second-sidE disorderly house. Daisy Mayfield, keeper, fined 100 dollars plus costs. others fined 25, 10, and 5 dollars with costs. Mark Fleming detained for desertion from the U S army after Sunday arrest. Auction of obsolete fire equipment nets about 350 dollars for the city. Burglars stole 85 dollars from Nixon Zowcourtiz store and silk socks and cigarets, leaving 150 dollars behind.
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Krauth and
Yant
Daisy Mayfield
E. A. Nist
Nixon Zowcourtiz
Harrison
Auto clash slows traffic. rights in dispute
Albert Aeschbacher and another driver collided at McKinnegan and Fifth Street SW on Sunday afternoon. Both vehicles were slightly damaged. Police state both drivers had the right of way.
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McKinnegan
Fifth-st
Bar nominates Charter men for Canton commission
Stark county bar association members nominated Attorney E A McCuskey and Attorney Joseph Blake to serve on the Canton Charter commission at a Monday morning meeting.
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E. A. McCuskey
Joseph Blake
Canton Charter Commission
Endeavor Union Names Officers at Fifth Annual Convention
The Stark ee Intermediate Christian Endeavor Union held its fifth annual convention at Trinity Reformed church. Clarence Holden of Cairo Reformed was elected president with Raymond Camp Canton as vice president and Helen Goodin Canton as secretary. Others named include Perry Haines treasurer Rev. E. M. Beck councilor Pearl Zelsers mission superintendent Charles Bowman citizenship superintendent Alice O McAnany purity department Earl Lutz stewardship Bobby Dixon publicity Lora Scott quiet hour and evangelism.
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Clarence Holden
Cairo ‘Reformed Church
Raymond Camp
First Christian Church
Canton
Helen Goodin
Trinity Reformed
Perry Haines
Calvary Presbyterian
E. M. Beck
North Canton
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Charles Bowman
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Alice O’mcanany
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Earl Lutz
Bobby Dixon
Lora Scott
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16 000 Rats Drive Plans Hit Columbus July Threat
The city of Tay plans a July campaign against a rat infestation affecting Columbus area residents. P J Looney notes the drive targets street and public spaces to cut the pest population and protect the community.
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P. J. Looney
Tay
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