Louisiana House Votes on Child Labor Amendment
Louisiana lawmakers debated ratifying the federal child labor amendment with 22 voting for and 70 against, amid calls by supporters that it would aid poor children while opponents warned it would hinder workers' ability to fund college. A floating buoy hose nozzle invention was also announced to aid underwater firefighting.
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Martin
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Tragic Riot At Lakeside Plant Sparks Wider Strike Action
A deadly clash at the Lakeside power plant ends with Domagalski dead after being struck by a live fence post as rioters stormed the generating facility. The walkout widens with 35 union leaders calling a general strike of about 6 000 workers in sympathy, while police deploy tear gas and water cannons to restore order.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Company
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Labor Conditions Bright Amid National Labor Talks
Labor conditions improved nationally as President Roosevelt names a national labor relations board for steel and mediators arrive in Washington. The Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers sees no need to suspend operations. In Milwaukee violence flares as transit services stall and city authorizes unemployed to operate jitney buses.
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Frances Perkins
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Milwaukee
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Reform body measures deferred as committee meets
The ways and means committee postponed action on reform measures while debating language changes to avoid misclassifying cigarettes for tax purposes. The panel favorably reported bills cutting state fees for professional wrestling and boxing, plus a liquor control proposal, and heard from New Orleans exchange officials about a two percent levy on exchange transactions.
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Ellis
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Stock Exchange
New Orleans
Woman Saved From Death For At Least A Day In 1932 Slaying Case
A 1932 Castleton murder tale centers on Saetta who shot Salvatore Antonio after a money dispute. Feraci aided the plan amid conflicting narratives about Mrs Antonio, who allegedly financed the crime. The case hinged on Governor's decision to postpone execution.
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Ruth Brown Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Albert Snyder
Saetta
Salvatore Antonio
Antonio
Feraci
Sam Feraci
Okeh
Castleton
Sam Antonio
Measure Liberalizing Compensation Approved
President Roosevelt approved a bill liberalizing compensation laws for World War widows and orphans. He also acted on the farm mortgage moratorium and railway pension bills, deferring public statement until later.
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Honolulu cruise advances plans after Annapolis trip
A Hawaiian cruise is scheduled for Sunday afternoon from Annapolis as a day at the White House provides time to review personnel for the New York Stock Exchange and the Communications Commission.
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