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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary report notes Toy likely the sole candidate for the presidency at the Republican National Convention. It mentions attendance by a California delegation and references the League of Nations context and scheduling at the convention.
A labor versus contractor dispute in Fort Wayne outlines a lockout threat over open shops. The Building Trades Council demands higher wages while contractors push an open shop policy. the laborers seek 8 to 9 cents raise, with open shop as the ultimatum. MeGinley, business agent for the council, argues the stance is not wage driven but to prevent a broader attack on union labor.
Another lot of brooms goes on sale tomorrow, Friday, with a limit of three per customer. No deliveries or CODs. Located at Foster's, the Half Century Store, featuring Geller's Milk Bread promotion and related notices.
Washington June 3 The Senate foreign relations panel urged reporting back the long pending Colombia Panama treaty for final action. A sub committee chaired by Sen Fall said no amendment was needed as the Colombian Supreme Court found the presidential decree invalid only in limited parts. The panel approved its report and the treaty likely to be scheduled for action in the next session with Florida and other senators weighing the decree’s implications.
Unclear OCR text suggests women pursue public office, with mentions of candidates like Miss Hay and Miss Mage, amid party lines and debates. References to a meeting or rally and Sunday events hint at a broader movement, but details are fragmented.
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