Thirty Year Labor Peace Guides J S Industry
Rodney Dutcher reports on a 30 year labor peace pact between publishers and pressmen in the United States and Canada. The American Newspaper Publishers Association and the International Brotherhood of Pressmen and Assistants Union renew a five year agreement, promoting mediation arbitration and avoiding strikes.
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Tashington
America
James G. Stahlman
Pulishers’ Association
George L. Ber
International Ressmen and Assistants’ Union
Jim
George
Berry
Stahlman
Nashville
Tenn
Berg
United States
Canada
Eace
York
Ganges
Erry
Aste
Addion
Ber
Publisher-Union Negotiatus
Stending
International Arbitration Board of Publishers
International Union
Newton D Baker rites held in Cleveland for former secretary
Plans for simple funeral rites in Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Cleveland mark the death of Newton D. Baker former secretary of war under Wilson. He died Christmas afternoon at 66 after heart illness. A strong set of tributes came from Gen Pershing and Cordell Hull. Mrs Woodrow Wilson sent messages to Baker’s wife as the service is set with a guarding guard of honor.
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Cleveland
Dec
Newton D. Baker
Trinitypiscopal Cathedral
Baker
Newton PD
Woodrow Wilson
John J. Pershing
Europe
Cordell Hull
Two Kidnappers Sought in Christmas Eve Abduction
Sheriff Arthur Quigley said authorities could not identify two gunmen hunted across three Midwestern states for the Christmas Eve kidnapping of four people in Richmond Indiana. The ransom demanded was 38000 dollars. The family car used in the abduction was found bullet riddled near the scene.
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Richmond
Arthur Quitley
John L. Bryan, Jr
Centerville
Ind
Norma Schroy
Julian Dunbar
Quigley
Dunbar
Miss Schrey
Indianapolis
Ohio
Nilnois
Bryan
Here
Bryan Boy
Mies Schroy
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