Citizens' Industrial Association Convention Opens in Chicago
The fourth annual convention of the Citizens' Industrial Association of America opens in Chicago with 452 delegates from 200 branches. President C W Post criticizes the American Federation of Labor and argues the association defends citizens from destructive acts of trusts. The gathering promotes public sentiment for equitable labor handling and anti trust enforcement amid broader calls to foster industrial freedom.
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Regulating Salary Loans Passes in Cincinnati Council
The Cincinnati City Council approved an ordinance licensing salary and mortgage loan brokers with annual $250 licenses. A key provision requires married men to obtain their wives signatures on loan applications. The measure also imposes annual book inspections and weekly reports to the City Auditor.
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Unlicensed men work Cincinnati pumping engines
Special dispatch notes that Ohio State Examiner W. E. Kennedy found unlicensed engineers at Cincinnati Water Works. Foreman H. Southard at Front Street and workers W. Harry and A. Wiley at Linwood Pumping Station lack state licenses. Allegations include safety valves tied down to raise steam pressure. If proof appears, licenses will be revoked.
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Roosevelt Precedents Discussed as Congress Opens
The Fifty ninth Congress began its last session with the Senate delaying confirmations until the annual message. Senator Foraker drew attention to Roosevelt precedents by seeking records from the War Department. President Roosevelt faces a busy start as chambers welcome new members and honor deceased colleagues.
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Shea’s Attitude Toward Pickets Shown By Young Testimony
Albert Young former Teamsters Union president and head of the United Teamsters of America testified as Cornelius Shea's trial resumed in Chicago. Defense lawyers protested most answers and the state sought to prove through Young that Shea discussed conversations with pickets placed by the union.
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Place Your Ads Early for Sunday Edition
The Commercial Tribune urges patrons to submit large ad copy by Friday night or Saturday noon for optimal placement in the Sunday paper. Copy should be left at the office to satisfy growing business and secure best advantages.
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Phi Delta Theta Bars Japs from Membership
National fraternity delegates vote to halt initiating Japanese college students for two years with a possible permanent exclusion. The Pennsylvania members defend the Japanese, while California and Washington alumni push for constitutional clauses. A compromise restricts new initiations for two years, with a new fireproof national chapter house planned at Oxford costing about 25000 dollars.
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Western Mine Leaders Lose Appeal in Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court today denied habeas corpus relief to Moyer Haywood and Pettibone leaders of the Western Federation of Miners held in Idaho on murder charges against former Governor Stuenenberg. Justice Harlan wrote the opinion upholding state court jurisdiction while Justice McKenna dissented.
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Licensing Unclear For City Firemen Says Officials
John W. Hill the consulting engineer and superintendent of the old Water Works testified that he knew nothing about licenses held by the firemen and that such matters go through Washington Meredith master mechanic. Meredith claimed firemen required no licenses and was unsure about W Earlys license while thinking A Wiley might hold a third class engineer license. He noted licensing is overseen by his superiors the Board of Public Service and Superintendent Hill.
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Foraker Seeks Inquiry on Discharged Negro Troops
In Washington on December 3, Senator Penrose introduced a resolution of inquiry to the President seeking full information on the discharge of three companies of negro troops from the Twenty-fifth Infantry. The Senate debated whether to adopt immediate consideration before the President's message.
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