Arrests Expected Today in Labor Union Case
Feb 12. Authorities say arrests will be made today in a case involving workers from unions other than the Ironworkers. Federal officials deny that all defendants belong to the International Association of Ironworkers. No firm list of non ironworker unions or members is released, though a few prominent names from other unions are mentioned. Warrants are with U.S. marshal and arrests are anticipated.
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Intarnational Association of Hrilee and Structurs
Nnions
Umlona
Pickard
Firat
Yellow Fever Patients Recover From Disease at Port
Cable reports from Guianal, Bovidor show several Yorktown crew members stricken with yellow fever have recovered. Haymond Simmons was discharged and returned to the Yorktown, which is now at St. Vincent Bay awaiting political tensions to settle in Tenager.
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Iet
Guiaganal
Bovidor
United States
Yorktown
Haymond Simmons
St. Wena Bay
Lip
Rennin
Davis School Prospectus Urges Quick Enrollment For Bookkeeping
An advertisement extols a business education as essential for youth, noting rising demand for office positions in bookkeeping and stenography. It promises strong advancement opportunities, urges immediate enrollment, and offers a travel rate of about three-fourths of a cent per mile on the Pennsylvania Railroad for daily commuters.
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Davis School
Pennsylvania Railroad
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