Weir Replies to Critics at Steel Institute Address
New York May 26. T. Weir chairman of the National corporation assails appointed critics of the industry. He defends private enterprise and attacks calls for regulation. Weir names Solicitor General Robert H. Jackson and argues the industry remains highly competitive despite claims of monopoly.
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New York
T. Weir
National Corporation
American Iron and Steel Institutee
Robert H.m
Weir
Jackson
Indus
Randolph to Run in Clarksburg for Reelection
State Senator Byron Randolph the Democrat from Harrison Lewis Doddridge district announced his candidacy for reelection. He was elected to the senate in 1934 after serving two terms in the house of delegates.
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Clarksburg
Byron Randolph
Harrison-Lewis-Doddridge
Senate
House of Delegates
Printers Turn Down C10 Man in ITU Election
Charles P. Howard of Chicago trailed Claude M. Baker of San Francisco in incomplete returns from 56 locals as the International Typographical Union election tied to AFL and CIO factions. Baker led 12,593 to 7,504 with voting to continue until noon and locals to send sealed returns to headquarters.
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Indianapolis
Charles P. Howard
Chicago
International Typographical Union
Claude M. Baker
San Francisco
Baker
Howard
Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
ITU
AFOL
CIO
William Green
Barbour Grand Charges and Thefts Reported In Philippi Area
Warrant charges totaling several dollars are listed for Bolyard Califf and others, including payments to Kenneth Ryan, Howard Waggoner, O B Stemple, and Den vil Gainer. Names like Nolda G Stemple Dale G Huey Robert W Moore and others appear in multiple breaking and entering cases at Brownton and Philippi. The report also notes cattle theft, assault, attempted extradition, and various larcenies in Barbour and surrounding counties with several suspects and victims named.
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Page One
Kenneth Ryan
Bolyard
Califf
Howard Waggoner
O. B. Stemple
Calif
Denvil Gainer
Nolda G. Stemple
Robert W. Moore
Dale G. Huey
James W. Rosier
Joe Piccolo
Brownton
Dale G.huey
Political dispute over Hopkins remarks widens in Senate
Senator Wheeler and others condemn Hopkins and claim his statements against Iowa voters influence risk politics. The attack expands to federal official endorsements and potential responsibility of Ickes Wallaces and Farley for political remarks. Also note obituary notice for William Davis Woodrum, 60, merchant and farmer in Boone County, whose funeral was held.
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Vawe
Hopkins
Iowa
Wearin
Wheeler
Mont
Gillette
Te Roosevelt
Sénate
T Hopkins
Gillete
Johnson
Ickes and Wallacs
Farley
Danville
Willam Davis Woodrum
Bgone
County
Jury hears vast evidence in Harlan labor conspiracy case
London, May 26. The jury faces weeks of sifting evidence in the Harlan labor conspiracy trial. Prosecutors press deep into accusations against 44 Harlan countians accused of curbing miners unionization, while defense challenges seek limits on testimony and scope. Judge Ford considers night sessions to speed the process.
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London
Harlan
Harlan Coal Company
Harlan County Peace
H. Church Ford
Ford
Benness Musick
United Mince Workers of America
S & Stern
Forney Johnston
Three Leave Conahuea From Welfare Minister Post
General Baron Sadao Araki, former minister of war, may face Russia as a world menace if Japan adopts new education reforms. The unreliable page notes a welfare minister’s reshuffle and Araki’s potential role in national policy shifts.
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Sadao Araki
Rmer
Russia
Military crisis reshapes Japanese cabinet amid mobilization push
Authorities describe an April political crisis in Japan as Prime Minister Konoye faced war party pressure. Ugaki and Araki retired as the military demanded strict enforcement of mobilization measures. The premier complied by enacting part of the mobilization law and cabinet strength increased afterward.
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Ugaki
Araki
Preemier
Furmimarg Konoye
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Jean Waller
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Elizabeth Marshall
Charles McDaniel
Allen Newcome
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Robert Sommerville
Helen Tucker
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Ruth Kester
Minnie Miller
Barbour
Clyde Bennett
Haymond H. Guthrie
Denzil McClean
Mansfield
Brooks H. Cross
Belington
WPA
Harley Culverson
Thomps Miner
Clyde Mayle
Andrew Stewart
Clyde Mixwell
Pete Haller
Burl McGauley
Tygart Valley
Frank B. Hollen
Ellington
C. J. Wamysley
Dr. Chas, M. Wells
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