Final Session Of 71st Congress Convenes Today
Washington reports the final session of the 71st Congress convening amid handclaps and clashes outside. Leaders set first goals on unemployment aid and drought relief, with Republicans aiming to finish core legislation in a brief session and possibly avoid an extra session in spring. "Mother" Jones, noted labor defender, dies. President Hoover backs a nonpartisan relief program as Democratic and Republican leaders seek swift action.
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Davis names immigration limits tied to industrial needs
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Davis advocating strict immigration limits focused on labor needs. He urged codifying immigration laws into a single statute and expelling habitual lawbreakers, arguing current rules hinder American industry and require a permanent, streamlined policy.
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Mary Jones Mother Jones Dies at 100 in Labor ranks
Washington report notes the death of Ireland born labor militant Mary Jones known as Mother Jones at age 100 after a long life of union agitation. Her death follows a century of strikes, jailings, and advocacy for workers, with tributes from labor leaders calling her service unmatched.
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Ninety Thousand Scottish Coal Miners Stage Walkout
Ninety thousand Scottish coal miners stayed idle at most pits as Ayrshire members stayed on a day to day basis seeking a general settlement. A Glasgow conference of the Scottish trade conciliation board was convened to address the crisis. Across Britain the government pressed to avert a nationwide strike while scattered local actions occurred in South Wales and Swansea Valley as tentative terms faced scrutiny.
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First Examination For Auto Drivers License S in Grafton
Grafton to hold the first examination for automobile operators licenses at the courthouse on January 2. Exams are scheduled on the first and third Fridays each month, with no date yet set for Philippi. An oral and mechanical test will be given, with two specimen tests sent to Grafton. Applicants may be subjected to physical tests at the examiner’s discretion.
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Army Engineers Seek 97 Million For Floods and Harbors
Major General Lytle Brown, chief of army engineers, asked Congress to appropriate 36.4 million dollars for flood control starting next July and 60 million for harbor and waterway improvements. The total request would sum to about 97 million for the coming year, with 35 million allotted for Mississippi area protection projects. Brown’s annual report to Secretary Hurley outlined these figures along with river work in the tri state region and indicated an overall national outlay of 80.6 million, five million more than last year, including the Ohio river construction and open channel improvements.
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Rainfall Fails to Boost Local Water Supply
Grafton reports its municipal water remains unsatisfactory despite recent heavy rain and drifting snow. Water chemistry shows 32 parts per million acidity with 7 percent minerals and 7 percent carbonic acid. lime is used to soften the supply. officials warn of cold weather and possible more storms while urging residents to protect pipes and prepare for further supply challenges.
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Dowk Named to Labor Head Post by President
William N. Dowk, head of the Brotherhood of Railway Men, is appointed head of Labor by the president, succeeding Senator-elect James J. from Pennsylvania. The move signals a reshuffle in the administration's labor policy amid ongoing political transitions.
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Actress Given Poison Start Investigation
Detroit reports a young actress, Margaret Owen, is under police and prosecutorial inquiry after allegedly being poisoned with whiskey. The case ties to racketeer Nicholas Della Bona, with his grand jury investigation delaying his trial. Owen collapsed Saturday night and remains in temporary serious condition.
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Army praised for efficiency yet warned on preparedness
Secretary Hurley said the Army is more efficient than since World War I but warned that continued transfers to strengthen the Air Corps under a five year plan could impair readiness. He urged pay adjustments for morale and noted looming shortages in war reserve stocks and stressed junior officers face heavy expectations.
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Clyde Mouser Dies Sunday Rites Tuesday
Clyde B Mouser aged 54 died Sunday at his cousin George E Mouser’s home following Brights disease after long illness. Funeral Tuesday at 3 pm from Bartletts, burial in Newburg cemetery. He was a former Union News dealer and Sentinel employee, active church and lodge member, survived by cousin George E Mouser and family.
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Bids Wanted for Ground Filling at Blueville Ice Station
Bids are sought to fill ground for a new ice station at Blueville. Materials from the old school huts may be used, with plans opposed by Dr B and Suddabte Thayer.
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