Massive Steel Pact Marks Labor Breakthrough at Carnegie-Illinois
Associated Press reports Carnegie-Illinois, the largest U S Steel subsidiary, recognizing Amalgamated as bargaining agent for the first time in 45 years. The pact covers hours and working conditions, following talks with B F Fairless and Philip Murray. Wage gains lift pay by nearly 100 million yearly, amid strike actions involving about 40,000 workers across 18 firms.
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Associated Press
Carnegie-Illinois
U. S. Steel
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Committee For Industrial Organization
B. F. Fairless
Philip Murray
C. L O
Murray
John L. Lewis
I. C
New York
Lewis
Myron
Taylor
U.S. Steel Corporation
Marnegie-Illinois Corp
Forsyth Man Killed in Crossing Accident
Miles City Mont March 2 Forest Wilson 25 was killed and Glen Hindman 27 slight ly hurt when an automobile hit a moving freight train at Forsyth early today Both men resided in Forsyth Wilson instantly killed Hindman hospitalized in Forsyth hospital
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Miles City
Mont
Forest Wilson
Glen Hindman
Forsyth
Torsyth
Wilson
Hindman
Senate Cuts Large Slice Off Appropriation Bills From House
The senate meets at 10 to finish work on H B 887 and other appropriation bills. It has reduced the total for the next two years from 13 829 592 to 11 885 018, aiming to adjourn sine die by midnight tomorrow. Final approval was given to all house measures except one, with H B 337 expected to pass on general file before noon. Reductions across first year totals and various programs were announced, keeping bills about 3 million over projected revenue.
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Senate
House
Leonard Viank
Liberty
H. K E. Benjamin
Toole
Finance and Claims Committee
Benjamin
Supreme Court Retirement Debate Faces Crisis and Reform
The article analyzes proposals to retire justices with full pay and tax breaks amid a constitutional showdown led by President Roosevelt. It argues no compromise on the administration’s plan, stresses the people as the ultimate authority, and notes Borah’s push to modify due process to limit court review of state laws.
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Eloca Congress
Supreme Court
Congress
Roosevelt
Borah
Oly
NRA
Interstate Commerce approves sale of railroad equipment trust
Washington March 2. The Interstate Commerce Commission approved the sale of 2 055 000 equipment trust certificates of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railroad issued through the railroad's trustee to the Northwest Mutual Life Insurance Company of Milwaukee.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company
Northwest Mutual Life Insurance Company of Milwaukee
Beer drinkers stage strike to restore nickel beer
Joliet March 2 Beer drinkers in Joliet staged a sit down strike demanding the return of nickel beer. The Tavern Owners' association raised the price to a dime yesterday. Patrons crowded Antone Grohat's tavern last night but refused to drink the 10 cent beer.
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Joliet
Antone Grohat
Italy readies universal service under Mussolini program
Rome reports that Italians aged 18 to 55 are to answer Mussolini's summons to bolster Britain's large rearmament. An integrally militarized Italy aims for universal male service and periodic mobilization, with a five point plan to harden the fascist state. Britain vows to stand firm against German colonial demands pending a security pact. insurgents face encirclement near Madrid as a government communique cites heavy losses.
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Rome
Mussolini
Great Britain
Italy
Grand Council
Circlea
Britain
W. DB. Hancock
London
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Anthony Eden
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Bozeman Holds Kidnaping Suspect In Slaying Case
Bozeman Montana March 2 A man giving the name Gilbert Anderson of Minneapolis was jailed as a suspect in the kidnaping and slaying of 10 year old Charles Mattson of Tacoma Washington. The 27 year old transient was arrested by State Highway Patrolman W M Sexton and said he had been on a trip through Oregon California and Washington. He was in the Tatoma area about Christmas and the Mattson boy was kidnaped December 26. He had only six dollars when arrested.
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Bozeman
Gilbert Anderson
Minneapolis
Charles Mattson
Tacoma
Wash
W. M. Sexton
Oregon
California
Washington
Tatoma
Mattson
Minnesota
Tremors Across Five States From Ohio Epicenter
A northwest Ohio rock crust shift caused earth tremors from the Canadian border to Kentucky with damage in Auglaize County villages including Wapakoneta. No injuries reported. Shocks began at 9 47 am EST and were felt as far as Windsor Ontario and Detroit area, with experts calling it a naval-like reaction and unlikely to be connected to the Ohio river flood.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kentucky
Wapakoneta
Auglaize County
Zanesfield
Anna
Victor Slechschulte
Indiana
Michigan
West Virginia
Wilber Staut
Stont
Middle West
Stout
Ohio River
Atlanta Fraternal Leader Dies in Atlanta
Hayden O. Duke a 45 year old Atlanta business and fraternal leader died in Atlanta today. He was a native of Montana and had lived in New York City before moving to Atlanta five years ago. Survived by his widow Miss Anna Bel Duke and his parents Mr and Mrs W H Thike of McAllen Texas, a sister Mrs L L Larson of McAllen Texas, and a brother W H Duks Jr of New York.
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Atlanta
Hayden O. Duke
Montana
Duke
New York City
Anna Bel Duke
W. H. Thike
Just a Minute With Irvin Cobb on Aftermath Probes
Irving Cobb comments from Santa Monica on post disaster probes and sweeping inquiries. He argues investigations come after tragedies, rarely preventing harm, lamenting the habit of blaming after the fact and not before. He notes the futility of repairs after loss.
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Irvin
Cobb
Santa Monica
Cal
Irving. Cobb
Steamroller used to pass two insurance bills in legislature
The house met at 10 am to consider liquor control and unemployment insurance as Speaker H. D. Rolph and Floor Leader Sam Spiegal steered two senate insurance measures through despite opposition from 84,000 voters who rejected self insurance. A near fist fight occurred when Rep. Sherman W. Smith confronted the speaker after a gavel slammed down. The steamroller blocked amendments and forced passage of bills H. 195 and 182, prompting tense confrontation and a scuffle as lawmakers argued for a hearing on an appropriation.
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H. D. Rolph
Liberty
Sam Spiegal
Silver Bow
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Rolph
Sherman W. Smith
Rep. Smith
Smith
Spiegal
Impeachment Proceedings Initiated Against Greene in Montana
The Montana House moved to impeach John J. Greene of Cut Bank, a state board of equalization member, citing malfeasance and neglect of duty including late 1935 income tax filings and intoxication on duty. House resolved to appoint managers to draft articles and present them to the Senate for trial. The action followed Gov Roy Ayers informing the House that Governor Grestie refused to resign. Sam D. Goza was briefly ordered to resign but was later removed from the resolution.
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John J. Greene
Cut Bank
State Board of Equalization
Montana House of Representatives
Lower Assembly
Roy HF. Avera
Grestie
Ove
Sam D. Goza
Goza
House of Represen
Senate
Greene
House
Board of Managers
Ayers
Legisla
Steeplejack Peter Delaney Falls Dead in New Jersey
Kearny New Jersey March 2 Peter Delaney a veteran steeplejack who never slipped died after a 15 foot fall from a ladder while supervising a painting job He was injured here and died 48 hours later in a hospital.
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Kearny
N. J
Peter Delaney
Nine Black Legion Men Convicted in Detroit Case
Nine more men were found guilty of conspiring to kill Arthur L. Kingsley, publisher, as part of Black Legion terrorism linked to the May exposure. Jurist John V. Hreenan presided after 16 defendants waived a jury. seven were acquitted. Sentencing set for next Tuesday with potential five years and a $1,000 fine per defendant.
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Detroit
Black Legion
WPA
Secret Society
N. Hay Markland
Highland Park
Arthur F. Lupp, Jr
Detroit Board of Health
Arthur L. Kingsley
Recorder
John V. Hreenan
Kingsley
Markland
Roy Hepner
Rudyard Kiplin
Alvis Clark
Willard Foster
Frank Howard
Matthias
Murdered 4 year old prompts police probe in Queens
A 25 year old house painter and a housemate held after Queens authorities investigated the death of his 4 year old daughter. Assistant Medical Examiner said the child was brutally attacked and murdered with bruises. Morgan and a woman who lived with him were detained for questioning as the case unfolds.
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New York
Queensborough
Howard Neail
Tr. Neail
George Morgan
Queens
Norma Gatto
Morgan
Jamaica
President Plans Vacation at Fishing Trip Off Texas
President Roosevelt maps a late April fishing trip to the Gulf of Mexico off the Texas coast. He hopes official business allows a seagoing vacation after most of his legislative program for the session is completed, with work relief appropriations ready by late March.
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Washington
Rooeevelt
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Sesson
Congress
Wenn Ga
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