Teachers Organize Nationwide Unions Page in United States
Information from the labor department shows educators across the country forming unions and federations. Summaries note gains such as higher minimum salaries, statewide bills, and local charter adoptions from Boston to California and Ohio to the canal zone.
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American Federation of Teachers
United States
American Federation of Labor
National Women's Trade Union League
United States Department of Labor
Boston
Harvard
Greater Boston Federation of Teachers
University of Ilinois
New York City
Buffalo
Olean
New York
Philadelphia
Shenandoah
Mahoney City
Shamokin
Pennsylvania
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Mailison
Wis
Postwar US Hospital Network Aims to Care
After the war, the United States and possessions host about 9,000 health care institutions with roughly 869,000 beds. The daily population exceeds 1.25 million, including staff, and about 8 million patients are treated annually. Investments near two billion dollars, with three quarters of a billion in expenditures.
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United States
Growth of Hospitals Across the United States in the 19th Century
The article surveys hospital expansion from 1873, noting 149 U S hospitals with 35 453 beds, including 55 asylum beds and 51 non public charge beds. It lists state totals, highlights industrial and mental health facilities, and cites early pre 1853 foundations and regional distributions.
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United States
New York
California
Tilinsis
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Ney
China warns meddling nations amid internal conflict
Chinese business associations unite to threaten an economic boycott against any country aiding the rival factions in China. They warn outside powers not to interfere or face retaliatory trade actions that could cripple those nations' commerce with China. The move targets Japan as a principal adversary in the ongoing civil strife.
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China
Chinese Republic
Japan
United Nations
Ben
Thor
Te Enon
Omaha Merchants Plan Cross-Region Goodwill Tour
Omaha Chamber of Commerce leaders announce a postwar goodwill tour by train to Wyoming and nearby states. A sixty-city itinerary includes dozen towns with disciplined schedules and aeronautic souvenirs, aiming to renew regional trade ties and friendly relations.
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Omaha
Nebraska
South Dakota
Montana
Omaha Beine
Great Central Empire
Wyoming
Newcastle
Upton
Moorcroft
Gillette
Clearmont
Sheridan
Dietz
Alger
Sciong
Cowley
Lovell
Kane
Greybull
Basin
Manderson
Worland
Kirby
Lucerne
Thermopolis
Powder River
Hudson
Artpahoe
Riverton
Shoshami
Casper
Glenrock
Lusk
Mapville
Orin
Wendover
Simin
Laramie
Eee Bert
Opportunity for Men Who Attended Training Camp
A wartime notice invites men who attended training camps to enlist for special service. Major Fortson of the Mountain Joint District U S Marine Corps states eligible veterans with at least two months of service may be called to serve in France. Details at 248 W Liscoln Way, Cheyeon.
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Hera
Fortson
Mountain Jeoint District
United States Marine
France
Liscoln ‘Way
Cheyeon
United States Keth Co. Stockholders Meet Notice
The double meeting of United States Keth Co. stockholders will be held on Tuesday, May 949 at the office of the company for the purpose of electing directors for the coming year and transaction of other business. Transfer boss on Saturday, May 7, 1? Sean A. DAILY, Secretary.
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United States
Keth Co
FDO
Tha Conpsny
Hide
Wyoming
Fay
Sean A. Daily
Apieal Flalas Petroleus
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Cheyenne
E Randolph
Albert Hearst
Rm Cheyenne
Carey
Weetly
Teachers’ Union
Europe
Germany
Hohenzollerns
Africa
Pacific
Kiaochau
Peking
Korea
Paris
Hungary
Paderewski
Russia
Poland
Funk & Wagnalls Company
OMAK
Hans
Webragea
Metropoe, Chamber OF Commerce
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