Tariff and labor strife dominate early Congress focus
The article discusses labor tensions in the meat-packing and rail industries, potential wage and tariff policies, and the push for mediation. It notes Secretary Davis's fresh role, a looming strike threat, and President Harding's plan for an extraordinary session to address tariffs, imports controls, and economic relief.
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Davis
Railroad Labor Board
Harding
Washington
Sloover
Uncle Sam
Hoover
Chamber of Commerce of the
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Boards of Trade
Department of Commerce
Germany
Probal
Pal
Poland
Rhineland
High Commission
Baron Kijuro Shidehara
W. W. Husband
A. Caminetti
Samuel Gomper Jr
EK. J. Henning
T. V. Powderly
Division of Information
Alfred Hampton
Taman J. Davis
W. W. Hugband
Dennis Lane
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchery Workmen of America
Gladys Deacon to Wed Duke of Marlborough in Europe
Reports from Europe say Miss Gladys Deacon will marry the Duke of Marlborough. The potential match draws attention to royal circles and prominent British aristocracy.
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Gladys Deacon
Duke of Marlborough
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