Wage Pact Extends Arbitration Terms in Jacking Industry
The six month extension keeps the wage dispute arbitration in effect through September 14. Representatives from the industry and unions agreed to a new eight hour day and related pay scales while mediator remarks cited cautious progress amid divergent stances on wage reductions and future bargaining positions.
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Qumberin
Ilrecrim
Thardins
Une Tskin
Wallace
Hoover
Atspate
North Side Joins Movement to Close on Good Friday
North Side merchants join a movement to close shops on Good Friday. The text notes many North Lit Grasse businesses will close, with references to local implementers and timing around noon. The fragmentary OCR limits clarity but indicates a coordinated holiday closure locally.
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North Lit Grasse
Cook
Cresco
Cardinal Gibbons Dies in Baltimore Prelate of High Rank
Cardinal James Gibbons of Baltimore, longtime prelate of the Catholic Church in the United States, died today in Baltimore after a period of declining health. He had appeared frail for months and suffered several debilitating incidents, with his passing described as the end of a long and influential tenure. He was in his late eighties and had continued to attend church duties when possible.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Cardinal James
Gibbons
Vie
Carolinal Gibbons
Titon Mids
Carter
Gibbon
Des Cailx
Tois
Tere le Grace
Sime Diy
Merchants Plan Entertainment for Visitors in City
City merchants push an eight hour day proposal to welcome visitors and outline a comprehensive program of water pageantry and year round festivities. A carnival parade on fair grounds is proposed with free on fair days for attendees in carnival attire. The eight hour day measure was debated amid plans to balance visitor events with local labor rules.
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Biine
la Grasse
Hinds
Sumer
CzechSlovaks massing troops on Austrian line
Czech Soviet troops move to the Austrian border amid rising tension as Allied observers report increased troop concentrations along the frontier. Officials caution about the risk of miscalculation in the current regional standstill.
Warn Germany That Payment Must Be Met
PARIS. The allied reparations commission notified Germany that twenty billion gold marks due under the peace treaty must be paid by May 2 or penalties will follow. The commission stated there is no provision in Versailles obliging it to hear Germany’s conditions, but deliveries to complete the payment should be made or penalties imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Allied Reparations Commission
Germany
Berlin Turmoil Grips Germany As Communists Advance
Massive unrest across Berlin and Saxony escalates as communist insurgents seize large industrial areas. Riots erupt in Hamburg with police using tear gas and grenades. casualties and property damage mount as authorities face a growing challenge to public order.
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London
Derin
Germany
Trereiahig
Iaduairkil Cewiong
Aingetta
Sys Ain Joxshumge Gant
Ertia
Hamburg
Jsamturg
Asesoviated
Wikteen Celvitians
Mini and Voss
Volks Hoitung
Iia City
Income tax collections reach over six hundred million
Estimates show March 15 income tax receipts totaling over 600 million dollars. Officials project final figures by June, with broader revenue implications for the fiscal year and related obligations across government accounts.
Edward Beecher Receives Stroke Medical Update
Edward Beech er, a Fangdan's market employee at 602 Mui Street, suffered a stroke last Sunday. He was taken from the Y M C A building to Ta Crosse hospital and is reported to be slightly improved today by his physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Deecker
Fangdan’s
Mui Street
Wis
Ta Crosse Hospital
Wood's Manager Sues To Recover Campaign Funds
In Chicago a campaign dispute arises as Wood's manager sues to recover funds. The case involves alleged misallocation during the presidential campaign and references to key figures and organizations in the period. The fragmentary clipping hints at legal action and political fundraising concerns.
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Wood
Sophie Skaff Fatally Injured in Car Crash
Sophie Skaff, 19, Normal school student, died from crushed lung injuries after a Wednesday evening collision at Sixth and Main streets. Two men, Raymond Ziegelmaier and Melvin Erickson, were later identified as drivers. both were questioned while Skaff's family sought details.
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Sophie Skaff
Central Station
Skaff
Melvin Bricker
Raymon Ziewelmaier
Erickson
Iss Sophie Skaff
St. Francis Hospital
Central
The
Tribune and
Leader-Press
Raymond Ziegelmaier
Will Street
Melvin Erickson
Gillette Street
Ziegelmaier
Packer
Rubber Smills
Vricksex
Iegelmaier
Miss Skate
Skafl
North Third Street
Miss Skat
Miss Skaft
Rosalie
Lysa
Stexi
Dyson
Main Sanes Seine
Porno
Secont
Skemp
Miss Skaff
S_o'dotk
Fanny
Ant
Sophie
Levy
Milk price war roils city depots and stations
Readers report a renewed price war as middlemen push seven cent milk at depots and mile stations. Farmers claim milk stations threaten small dealers, while consumers weigh higher costs versus direct sales.
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Berlin
London Dispatch
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Prusler
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