Miner-Turned-Labor Leader Fights Wage Cuts in US
William Green of Coshocton Ohio head of the American Federation of Labor leads the fight against pay reductions amid unemployment fears. A former miner who studied at night for the ministry his aims include five day week arbitration and labor harmony. He favors constructive progressivism and opposes liquor and tobacco, enjoying baseball but few games now. WCFL moves to larger Chicago studio space.
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William Green
Coshocton
American Federation of Police
Green
Samuel Gompers
Keyney
Nevada Summons Notice and City Ordinance Notice
The Nevada District Court summons J D Utley and Louise Utley in Clark County for dissolution of marriage for willful desertion. notice issued May 2 by Clerk WM Scott. Also public notice by R A Spooner asserting sole ownership and nonliability for others debts. Ordinance No 169 amends fire district zoning for Las Vegas City, declaring the entire city a Fire District with Zones 2 and 3, map adoption, emergency status, and immediate effect.
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State of
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County of
Clark
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WM. L. Scott
Hth Judicial District Court
State of Nevada
Clark County
Dorothy Keeler
L. Laney
Carson St
Las Vegas
R. A. Spoom@t Company
Igned
R. A. Spooner
City of
Lasvegas
Board of Commissioners
Las
Pacific Coast Building
Board of
City Commissioners
German
Mundy
Hansell
Thomas
FE. W. Gragin
Noel Fone
Oklahoma flier aims for world flight with Graf Zeppelin record in view
Wiley Post, an Oklahoma youth and barnstormer turned pilot, prepares a around the world speed attempt from New York to New York. Navigator Harold Gatty to chart the course. Backers include P C Hall and James C Kessler Amy Winnie Mae monoplane named after Hall’s daughter Graff Zeppelin record aims for ten days or less flight time. Post will fly, Gatty will navigate. The Winnie Mae is equipped with radio.
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Oklahoma City
Oward
Wiley Post
New York
Oklahoma
Harold Gatty
Burrell Tibbs
Dorsey Askew
Fishucers
P. C. Hall
Hall
Post
Los Angeles
Chicago
Gary
Christene
Winnie May
James C. Kessler
Oklahoma City Oil Company
Winnie Fae
Gaily
Naval Service
Harold Bromley
Pacific
Tacoma
Wash
Japan
Gatty
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Grain bill cut in Raleigh against Oldham brothers
Silage and pasture cut the grain feed bill of Oldham brothers, chairs of Chatham County, by sixty percent last week. The reduction impacts local farmers and county agriculture programs as officials seek cost relief amid rising feed prices.
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Raleigh
N. C
Oldham Brothers
Chatham County
Home tanning of hides easy at home
Raleigh NC June 4 14 The farmer may save money by tanning his own leather says R E Nance animal husbandman at North Carolina State college The farmer is the chief producer of hides and skins yet also the chief user of leather Hides sell for little while leather is costly He can cure and tan hides and pelts at home in off seasons and at low cost It pays to advertise in The Age.
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Raleigh
N. C
R. E. Nance
North Carolina State College
Nance
Youths Build and Fly First Plane in Hornell
In Hornell New York two 22 year old youths Clinton Gilletten and Devere Palmer built a single seater sport plane with a 122 foot wing span and, though neither could pilot, aviation student Donald Coleman agreed to attempt a test flight. Coleman started from the field, lifted off smoothly, and completed a nonstop hundred mile flight.
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Hornell
N. Y
Clinton Gilletten
Devere Palmer
Donald Coleman
Investigation cites need for higher power TV transmission
Engineers insist that 4 000 to 5 000 watts are necessary to properly serve a given area because television requires a stronger signal than sound. The report stresses the importance of adequate transmission power for clear reception.
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