Existing Pay Scales Held by Warren Trades
Brick layers and carpenters in Warren have signed contracts preserving current wage scales. Painters seek a raise this year while the AFL locals hold line. The laborers union requests a 15 cent hourly increase for about 300 members in Trumbull County as part of ongoing contract talks.
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Warren
J. &. Prayster
Warren General Contracterm Association
Aises
Car — Local
AFL
AFL International Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers Union
Tromibull
Fabulous Animal HORIZONTAL fabulous beast and Woody plant
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Agricultural Funds Used For Political Purposes Charge
Washington report details Republican charges that Secretary Brannan used funds from the Agriculture Department to hire an audience for a St. Paul event. Senator Aiken asserts the program violated law by employing public money for political persuasion, naming travel allowances and pay as inducements for farm committee members to attend.
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Brannan
Senate Aiken
Senate
Minnesta Farm
St. Paul
Ferguson
Mich
Ferguen
McGrath
Athen
Minnesota
Brannen
Department of Agriculture
Aikenani
Aiken
Minnnesota
Ue Aagriculture Departments
PMA
Charlie W. Stickney
Humphrey
Minn
Brisk promises 8 o clock freshness for garments
Johnson's Brisk claims to preserve 8 o clock freshness all day. It touts a wet starch finish that adds body and luster, reduces ironing time, and protects fabrics from wrinkling while repelling dirt and stains.
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Brisk
Johnson's
Jock
Johnson's Wax
1919 Steel Industry Earnings 2.3 Per Cent Lower Than 1948
New York AP reports 1919 steel industry earnings fell 2.3 percent from 1948 levels amid a weak year for demand. Total revenue stood near 5.54 billion on about 7.7 billion in sales, with earnings down but less steep than sales drop as producers kept operations above breakeven.
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New York
Teal
Lorain Leader Rogers Dies Amid Cerebral Stroke
Lenten Ho Rogers former president of the Chamber of Commerce and Lorain County official died after a cerebral stroke. The veteran civic leader had long guided local business and public affairs. Services outline later in the report.
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Lorain, OG
Ho Rogers
Chamber of Continenc
Lorain County
Deaf Mute Sues for 25000 Over Language Claims
A deaf couple in Toledo sue for 25000 alleging damage to reputation from alleged abusive language and communications. The action seeks compensation and tests if offensive speech can be published in sign language contexts. The defendants cited are Mr and Mrs Sherman with attorney Sister Gillen.
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Toledo
CIA
Alexander
Tingline
Alee
Sherman
Gillen
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