Chicago Packers Seek Further Wage Cut In War Probe
Chicago petition filed with Judge Alschuler asks nearly 100000 meat packing workers have their wages cut by 5 cents an hour and applies the same cut to piece workers. It also seeks relief from hour restrictions, proposing a move from forty to forty eight hours weekly and abolition of daily overtime. Packers claim ongoing losses totaling millions despite recent cuts and lower living costs.
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Chicago
Alschuler
United States District Court
Petitine
Alschler
Body of Edgar Harrington Found in White River
Edgar Harrington, who disappeared after drowning in White River on Sunday, was found yesterday a quarter mile below his disappearance point. William Colgrove, plowing nearby, located the body on driftwood downstream and watched for it to pass. The body was brought to Bicknell.
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Bicknell
Ind
Edgar Harrington
White River
William Colgrove
Colgrove
Equator omen speaks of weather and trade for sailors merchants
The passage interprets dreams of being at the equator as signaling plenty of life’s needs. Farmers welcome it as good weather and crops, merchants fear declining business, and crossing the equator by ship predicts riches if northbound and poverty if southbound. A visible equator line implies good business qualifications and commercial success.
Minds of Lower Animals
It is generally known that many animals possess senses like ours and experience emotions such as fear anger grief and joy but they may lack elements of reason as we understand it. Their minds resemble ours only in the degree of intelligence.
Deadly Germs on French Bank Notes
A Paris one franc note subjected to microscopical exam showed over 286 million germs on the bill. The report blamed accumulation from dirty hands and untidy circulation, noting many germs could be deadly if the note touched a cut in the flesh.
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Paris
He's Right at That We Talk Money Not Practice It
A writer argues that society talks about wealth but rarely acts on it. He contends there is too much "con" in our economy and that people profess money discipline while behavior betrays it.
Miner Elza McBride Hurt In Slate Fall At Bicknell
Elza McBride of Aliceville was seriously injured at American No. 1 mine Tuesday afternoon while leading with his son when a fall of slate trapped him. He was carried to the top, doctors notified, and an ambulance summoned. He suffered hip and back injuries with possible internal damage. He is married with a family at Aliceville.
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Bicknell
Ind
Elza McBride
Aliceville
McBride
Dr. Smith
New City Fireman Appointment Follows Resignation
Isaac McCain resigns from the city fire department and Homer Bennett is appointed to the vacancy. Bennett has prior service with the department and the role will not be new to him.
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Isaac McCain
Homer Bennett
Bennett
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