Wickliffe vacancy rattles Louisiana politics in June talk
Baton Rouge June 14. Hon wis L Morgan district attorney IVington visits capital and is named as a potential candidate to succeed Robert Wickliffe. Other figures from Frank ton Iberville and East Baton Rouge circulate as possible nominees, with no vacancy election planned.
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Organ
Johnson, Gay
Baton Rouge
Wis L. Morgan
Ivington
Congress
Robert
Edward J. Gay
Iberville
West Bank
A. Feltus Barrow
St. Frantsville
Mr. Wicke
Samuel McC. Lawrason
St. Francisville
Ford CC. Claiborne
Pointe Couse
Lieutenant Goveror
House
East Baton Rouge
James J. Bailey
T. Sambdlanand
George K. Jarrot
H. F. Brunet
Lindsay D. Beale
T. M. Bankston
Tangithoa
Gilmore
Dupre
Finances Not in Bad Shape Says State Treasurer
State Treasurer Ledoux E Smith reports to Governor Hall that Louisiana's general fund balance on June 1 1912 is 379 761 10 with 278 810 79 pledged for prior appropriations leaving 1000 balance and warns that a further 692 465 24 may be needed to cover bank deficiencies. He projects 1912 revenues at 1 644 000 and total available for appropriations at 815 090 16 after deficits and bank debts.
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Monroe
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Panhandle
Galveston
Ceyelones
Atlantics
South Atlantic
South
Smith
House Committee On
Luther E. Hall
Treasury
Costs of labels cited for garment unions and ITU ads
The text notes high expenses for issuing individual labels by multiple organizations. Advertising costs for garment workers range between sixty thousand and seventy thousand dollars annually, while the International Typographical Union spends about ten thousand dollars yearly to advertise its single international label.
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International Typographical Union
Plumbers Union Split Triggers AFL Recognition Loss
The International Association of Steam and Hot Water Fitters and Helpers fails to accept amalgamation terms with the United Association of Plumbers Gas Ethers and team Fitters. As a result it is no longer recognized by the American Federation of Labor and all central bodies nationwide are instructed to act accordingly.
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United Association of Plumbers
Team Fitters
International Association of Steam and Hot Water
American Federation of Labor
United States
Hungarian law and theatre leadership note next season
Hungarian law requires state subsidized articles to be domestically produced unless unavailable in suitable quality or price. Frank Gilmore will again be leading man with Nazimova next season.
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Hungary
Frank Gilmore
Nazimova
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Strouse & Bros. High Art Clothes
Howard & Foster Shoes
Manhattan
Frenkel
Wolf
Meyer Bros. Clothing Department
Wickliffe
Labor World
Agricuulture
Trade Union Congress
Newport
Germany
International Molders’ Union
Milwaukee
Morris & Co
Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
San Francisco Labor Council
Netherlands
California
Connecticut
Illinois
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Austria
Monroe Commercial College, Ltd
Ort
Ast
Reed
Liverpool
St. Louis
Windes’ Daily
Ledoux E. Smith
Hall
Ance
Tennessee
WM. B. Bloomfield
Lan
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