Conference of Labor Convenes at Genoa
London report by W L Mallabate notes the International Labour Conference in Genoa opening with agenda including Washington Genoa decisions on work, unemployment, women and children protection, training, migration, and rights of agricultural laborers. Also to discuss wool disinfection, white lead prohibition, and possible revisions to the International Labour Office governance.
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W. L. Mallabate
Stati
London
Dune D.e
Gonen
Infernations Labor Office
Pmigus Wovernachts
Washington
Genoa
International Labor Office
Mount McKinley Slumping With Age Claims From Parker
Portland report states Mount McKinley, North America's tallest peak at about 20 100 feet, is gradually lowering its height due to geological aging. Geologist Herschel Parker, who led the 1912 sealing expedition, argues the mountain shows recent shrinkage after earthquakes and disputes prior alpinist Frederick Cook's ascent claim.
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Portland
Ore
McKinles
North America
Herschel Co) Parker
King Peak
Reat Alaskan Range
Parker
Mount McKinley
Frederick A. Cook
Parker’s Alaska Mining Ties Highlighted by Announcement
Parker, who recently left for Alaska to pursue mining ventures, long involved with Columbus University School of Mines, announces that Mr. McKinlay is gradually settling after years of study. He plans to return with more scientific info on Alaskan mountains, as reported by Dalhis News.
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Parker
Alaska
School of Mines
Columbus University
New York
Mr. McKinlay
Alaskan
Pate
Phat
Dalhis
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Aul Jones
Aterials
Indiana Evening Gazette
Ging
Annears
Pittsburgh Press
Oppe Eau
Beacon
Horn Journal Pattern Agency
Ladies
Black Cat
Ladies Seal Pack Union
Ladies Home Journal Patterns
W. R. Loughry Co
Conference OF Labor
DR. Chase
United Medicine Company
North Truth Street
Philadelphia
Indiana Co-operative Dairy Co
C. C
Cunningham Milk Depot
J, Leroy Cunningham
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