Wage reduction seen as aid to mine union
Chicago June 3 A letter from C H Krause president of the Coal Operators association Fifth and Ninth districts Illinois argues that if non union operators cut miners wages in line with any union wage cuts they would imitate the 1897 unionized miners. Krause says adjusting Illinois union charges to the 1917 basis would preserve coal customers and public support for the union.
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Chicago
Illinois
C. H. Krause
Coal Operators’ Association
Ninth
Frank Farrington
United Mine Workers of
Iinois
Krause
Rents Up Eighty Five Percent In Ten Years
Chicago June 3 Rents for American homes have risen 85 percent on average across the nation in the last decade. W R Shirley president of the National Fraternal Congress told a welfare conference that earners in forty six cities pay 100 to 150 percent more rent than in 1914. Sixty seven cities exceed the 85 percent rise and the last year shows nearly ten percent growth. Chicago Detroit Pittsburg Kansas City Los Angeles are among cities with over 100 percent increases.
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Chicago
W. R. Shirley
National Fraternal Congress
Mr. Shirley
Detroit
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Los Angreles
Farmers Move to Towns as State Enrollments Rise
Indiana city populations grow while rural districts shrink in the state school enumeration. June 3 Indianapolis reports a total count of 819,833 persons aged 6 to 21, up 9,518 from last year. City residents number 413,012, rural districts 406,821.
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Indianapolis
Senate bill funds veterans hospital construction program
Washington June 3 senates bill to provide 6 850 000 dollars for completion of the veterans bureau hospitalization construction program passed by the house last night.
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Washington
Senate
Veterans’ Bureau
House
When the Truth Hurts and the Foolish Man
A reflection on truth and pride noting that telling a man he is a fool provokes anger whether he knows it or not. The saying frames self-awareness as essential to avoiding conflict and highlights emotion over knowledge.
Katherine MacDonald Stars in Chastity at Grand for Two Days
Katherine MacDonald stars in the First National picture Chastity opening at the Grand for two days starting tomorrow. The film features MacDonald as Norma ONeill in a play within a play, with four distinct glamorous personae. Supporting cast includes Huntley Gordon Gordon Russell Gunnis Davis Edythe Chapman Frederick Truesdell and Lew Mason.
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Katherine MacDonald
Norma O’neill
Ernest Pascal
Schulberg
Miss MacDonald
Huntley Gordon
Gordon Russell
Gunnis Davis
Edythe Chapman
Frederick Truesdell
Lew Mason
America Will Soon Eat All That It Grows
Chicago June 3 The Sears Roebuck agricultural foundation warns popu lation growth will outpace production within ten years. If per capita consumption stays high, the nation may need all current exportable food, and surpluses in cotton and tobacco could drop from 25 to 10 percent of present levels.
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Chicago
America
Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Tfe
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound testimonial
Mrs A McCandless of Chicago recounts severe monthly pains and failing treatments leading to possible surgery. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she conceived and had two children, praising the remedy and recommending it to others. Sold by druggists nationwide.
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Chicago
Illinois
Lydia E. Pinkhham
Lydia
Pinkham
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